New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-23

J. z. Dawes's br. m Kinda aged 135. lNr PelhaIiS
Nh Rossmore's b. g. Velvet g. 40. CMr. Rossmore)
Il. G. carOls b. G. Leroy. rinkerton, aged lSSi
T. Eingcan's br Electricity T. 1ss n, Ie1pa os 9
Il. Hentz's CHI m. winOna, 5, 1903 tDedrck) Q
Tlme-1 80 Ia.
Auction pOos-Fleld s25. wheatey s27 Bob Miles So
Monte Christie sl4
Mutuals paid straight sos rs and ON winner s2s o. o
Bob Miles s12 % for place.
Bishop. Brac-aBan, Alex T., Sam Parker, Relax ana
Tasso were withdrawn Bob Miles and wheauey gov
away together, and well in advance Of the field They
held their pace remarkably WELL Bob Miles, with an
effort pulling slightly ahead The rest OF the Held weio
punched to the stretch when Monte Christie Responded 10
Chambers call and shot away from his company beatns
the leaders under the whip by half length.
THIRD RACE-HUNTERS' HANDICAP FLAT HACE-
s25 EACH $500 ADDED. 1 MILE.
J. L. Kernochans b. Mckenzie. by Lsgatees c,haT
Queens e3 CO. saSes PsnieSM
George Works b. c. Bobstay 4 l19 Gar M WDI Q
J. L. KernOehais ch G. Tssso' O. 40 (Mr KernOcha
Time-1 :59 Ia
Auction poos-Fled s25 Zangbar s25
Mutuals paid straight si3 25 and on winner el4 w.
on Tenfellow s33 for place.
All entries started, Boostay getting away frst Tasso
second. Before they reached the stand Anaosta had
taxed the lead and began cutting out the speed her
rate was too fast for the gray mare and Mr.. Pelham
brought out Mckenzie show the pace Mckenzie stayed
az the front TO the finish Mr.. Keene the favoritc
zangbar in meantime fighting for place, but could
not avoid being passed in the stretch by Tenfelow OF
whom nothing expected.
FOURTH RACE-ROCKAwAY GREEN STEEPLE
CHASE PURSE $1,000 21-2 MILES
AppIeby Johnson's b. h. Goldfeow, by Longfe,low;
cns SGia G 6Ess c ErS ia JAKE hpse las eH
s. Mortimer's CHI. h. westmOreland, aged, ~ =.
Queens Co. Stables ch. h. Monte Crisio, 8 lG2 \
H. T. R Reys G eh e. f Boner aged 1859 &
J. II. Lewiss ch- 6. chanticeer' Sged Isw ros o
saSo Ssx sssa lee 1o'
Time4 :26 "a.
Auction rools-Monte Cristo $50. Jake Shipsey $780,
westmoreland 500 field $40
Mutuals paid straight ss1 20; and on winner s54 10
on Jake Shipsey GIL rs for place.
Nine started, out Of thirty.seven entrea Monte
Criso. led the start, but left behind before the
mile At the milo Bonero in the lead. with Alex T. and
Jake Sh:psey close behind. The water jump again
changed the ORDER and Goldfellow left the herd and
crowded the leaders Go1felow and Jake Shipsey took
the last hurdle together and neck and neck In the
stretch Alex T. and Bonero by this time were lost IN
tho crowd whlo westmorcand was picking his way out
At tho last Pope gave Godfcow spurs and whip
and brought him in o winner by length
FIFTH RACE-HUNTERS HURDLE RACE go
EACH, $500 ADDED. MILES
Queens Co Stables b. jim Murphy. by Telloycraf
Lady Mansfield yrs, 161 ~ (Mr. keene)
NoW'York Stables b. e. Turk d. H. p P: Lynch,
J. L. KernOchans CHI e. The Colonel aged lS2
J. p. Dawes's b. g. Tenfeilow. G. IA (Mr. owens)
Time :o5 1-2.
Auction pools-The Colonel $50 Jim Murphy ESQ, fed
600
Mutuas paid straight SIC so; and on winner 81 %
on Turk $40 90 for place.
Response and Bobstay withdrawn The four geio-
ings were very evenly matched. and made pretty race
Turk got away ahead OF the rest but all were to-
rether in an instant The line swayed little at inter-
walls The last hurdle taken by tho four like cav
airy alignment but in the stretch Keene's riding tod
the story Jim Murphy by nose, Turk second
and the Colonel neck behind Tenfellow last by length
SIXTH RACE-OPEN SELLING HURDLE RACE-s2o
EACH, $500 ADDED. IL MILES
p Gibson's en-. c. Braca-Ban, by King Ban,Llttie g,
fan Myc:Corgm mic b. 9. Monte Christie s. 1ss
G. IT, Posts en-. g. VIII Davis aged, 154 p p Lynch
Geo Works br. <. Clnker, O., 40 (Scsnion(
II Finucan's br. g. Jester, aged, 140 tOflnin) Y
J. H. Iews's big. Harry Mann, aged, 100 IN Do9glasl y
ii. Cohens CHI. c. Pat Oakley A. l3I IN DaO
Tines 10 10.
Auction pools-wlll Davis $50. Clinker $50, field $50
Mutuals paid straight ss1 Isl and on winner s6o 90
on Monte Christie so1 40 for place.
Jack was withdrawn. VIII Davis took the lead,
Braca- Ban second and kept It to the stretch After
the third hail. Pat Oakley went into second place HIS
Jockey DAILY raised him for the last hurdle. and
he fell in the jump crushing Daily beneath him. VIII
Davis SHE'D and passed by Monte Christie Pat OAK
ley regalned his feet and tried his best at the finish
without a Jockey.