New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-04
BETTING.

Auction pools-Proctor Knott $50. hurleoma soo sal
'a' %ussussProcor Knot stralsht paid $40 TO- place
sil 40 salvador place sls o..
TIE Fu,urity course Ia 200 feet wide at the 'afuns
,ost There was no erowdng The youngsters were
placed as follows; Princess Bowling on the n'de Inc
rIoness second. Auricoma third Phhahder 'of'h f!'
NTH Forest King sixth, Senoria seventh Lazy ruINfef
eighth salyator NINTH Tlpstan tenth. Proctor Knott
s,sy.n,h Village Maid twelfth, Galen thirteenth md
Limbo fourteenth. As stated In The Tribune yesterday
the rona on outside OF the course was much pe''
than that on the inside This COVE direct ADVANTAGE
10 Proctor Knott Salvador and Gaen the three placed
horses. Aurcoma, Princess Bowling The Loness anu
Eric wore handicapped By the condition OF tbs track on
tho inside The youngsters behaved beautifully IheJ
broke away once. recalled to hear mia lec,ue o'
Starter Caldwell and sent their momonous journey
an nearly in line that IL required quick ere 20 vi
which was In iron. /. Was generally agreed tha'
Auricornas the first 10 pass the posi- fi'c'o
Knotts second Senoritss third. Lnbos fourth s"'''
tors ffth, Tipstai's siXth and Oalens seventh Inc
others could rot tc separated though Eric and Village
Maid both slow beginners. were soon bringing up the
roar As Auricoms passed the post an electric buoh
was pressed and bell in the judges stand announced
To the spectators that the great race had begun Ip
stan and Forest King singled each other out ana ha'
brief struggle in the furon2 Proctor Knott ana
Gacn made for each at the same time and began
10 draw away their opponents they ran into the
dip. Coming up the hill the two took the outer isi
Salvador followed suit Auricoms was In difficulties and
sIadlv lost ground The field wsvercd and then began
N .,rarre Turner took pull on Galcn and Knott
shot 20 the front the bend was reached. Hamilton
was close up with Salvador. and as tho three leaders
squared away struggle In the last quarter IL was
Main that the rest OF the field were beaten. Gaen
coared the favorite 4, the head the stretch. and
" SAM Brysnrs Jaw dropped. " Im beat" said Sam
" Chicaco's done ne up" But tbs Of Luke Black
burn fought csmey. and shaking on Gaen again TOOK
n. lead Then Salvador pounced upon him and a dcs
p.rate finish followed. The youngsters ran locked TO-
rcther like II Is said that Hamilton, who |, W
to all Of tho trade got his knee In front Of
Bsrness leg and held him back. A. any rate Salvador
the last fuong post and the cry went NJ
" Knotus beaten But again the Junior Champion
rallied and shook OF the enemy Barnes gave him
furious cut with the whip and he sprang away. winning
b. neck. Gslcn with startling fash OF speed
the end. but Turner had waited too long ana the
westerner had 10 be content with third place. length
behind Salvador. The others struggled in. Hamilton
made claim Of foul against but va, not allowed
FIFTH RACE-SWEEPSTAKES s2j EACH, $1,000
ADDED ONE MILE.
S. W. Streets ch. c; Niagara, by Luke B,aeseurn;
W BaIchs Dr. e. fa.Ss, los 90 1 Ina,nos} 3
r. " wsiden's eh g. NY own 3 io7 CIilneshlnej .
Pos. odds, TO IiTsa .'s 10 Kaleidoscope
Kslool9h 70 rssha TO MY own - 70 race
Auction poois-Niaearn sloo' Pa.ha go, held 80 On
Muuas-Niagara straight paid 81 TO- place Sc 50
Pasha place IS 90
Jennie McFahand stride.wsy and Bralt did not start
Niagara led for half mile pulled back TO third place
turn. to the 'front.' again at the head Of the
stretch, and remaining there. won in common canier
by length Pasha q length and half before Kalcido-
scope Kaoolsh ran Ike cow. Ny own was last all
way.
SIXTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s25 EACH $1,000
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FUR
LONGS on TURF
T. fuckers ch. c. strideawsy. by Glenmorc- spnaway
F. Gs5 i IS b. g. Volunteer T. l23 t,icLaushinj
j: D. Hsrs!ns b. Dsniella, 3, l2s Garrison, 9
A. i. Purdy's b. e. Gen. Gordon g. 1913 Hayward o
W. &. Days b. 4. Subaltern, J, 123 IalmcD
Time-l ~ 10
Post odds: To wn-Strdeaway u 70 B. Volunteer 10 ,,
Danolla > 20 l. Gen. Gordon - l. Stfathspey Is
SuLaltcrn 20 to l. Place-Stceaway to ), Volunteer
10 5
Auction pools-Strdcaway $50. Volunteer $50 field s35
Mutuas-Strideaway straight paid SIS, place sc 60 ;
Volunteer place so %
Volunteer made the running to tho head Of tn. home.
stretch he Joined by S,ridcaway, and the two
drawing away from tho others had the finish them
selves Strideaway winning b. two lengths; twenty be-