New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-01
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.

DETAILS OF THE RACING.
! FIRST RACE-PURsE 81 co. ALL AGES. HALE
MILE
| f. J. Baliwin's ch G. LAREDO by Grinstea1 llermosa1
J. a 4 A. H. Morris's blk C. britannia aiis ..
.T:r T T1asc,: b. s saspy Sc a s go
g. FoS9efs & W TOa tnau i Sc Hayrard 3
:, Tenls,s b. / 1T 3. 100 =, [raFa3 Q
Melbourne Stable ci ( Msaon , So Gear So (tie) Q
J. B. h'ssn'' CHI c f + 'seS, q p % oT"D"
Post eds To- to LARGO viz 70 !:
Traiemark % 10 Madolm 90 to J. ilace-Laredo to
auction poois-Fied $50 Salisbury s25 Britannia els
Mu,uas paid s37 So.
Salisbury in front when the fell but some
unaccounabe Martin pulled him back In .he ruck
Scrva ran and Tapped saddle by Laredo made
the running into the homcstrech whore she found the
too hot Laredo drew in the straight ard though
hoty chased by Britannia clcveTly by length.
Salisbury came with fine dash at the fish but it was
too late. Britannia beat him a length and half
SECOND RACE-PURsE sl,Ooo SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ZIG MILES.
G. h. Morriss br. King Idle. by Wild Idle, ,
pw AuFq BTo,her y' leila iGI b. g. 1oa tBanes
Chicago Stables br. c. Wheeler T., g. 100 .
4 E S%s@3. b. ;: G Gs$:S ,
M MGn.e b. b. m hrnss's ed l iSs 1 5l
J. ,. Ilargn's b c. Guarintee. 3. 95 NofNacel q
. d f''Su'O" . D. H. "o'''u'.'' 'T'1 liilamitonj 0
Pos. odds: To vinIw Vic T il to Prose
bella to King lale e hamburg ,5 :, 10 to ~, N W
= 70 J. Guarantee 70 to L. koSeiasAo 30 to l. lacc-
'p AUCTION ag po 90 ci sio6 Wheeler T 500 Bella
Muuas paid SO 25.
Wheeler T. and King Idle had little the best
Of the Oarsman led around the turn bus King
Idle got in front at the quarter and remained heie To
l tho - ~iaFo he last 4
length Bella Il. before Prose. Wheeler T. aI@
poared TO be in difficulties all the way. Prose finished
under easy pull iittle Penny sitting perfectly still
| THIRD EACE-UANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH 1880 ADDED. IA MILES
Chicago stables b. h. Egmont BY Enq4rer Meita,
Dwyer Brothers b. + Bessie June l. Jos Barnes 9
J. b Hasein's CHI ( Daruna, a. 100 tWincheID 3
ro., odds: To win-Egmont to . Bessie June to
Auction peol--Egmons 800. field $40
Ermont INDUCED Daruna and Bessie June With the lead
furlongs and when his head Faoped over
them without effort, winning by length and hall.
Mclaughlin leaning back Ia the saddle three lengths be-
second and third Exile did not start his owner
FOURTH RACE-swEEPSTAKE THREEYEAH-
oLDs $3.50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. IA
MILES
G j. Eq ,I ? c Judge Murray BY Ten
Bai1mas en- Los .nFe'9I lls ,Mre23a3
Il 70 : Ga Jug Aarfay
Auction poole. Angeles 800. field s75.
Macbeth II. Ganifet. Sir Dixon and Bella B. did not
start The turned out to be a hafmic da.h, the
three opponents crawling like crabs for six uHonss
or tbs suited Judge Murray. whose ability
mile and a quarter was seriously doubted. Garrison
waited with him two lengths behind Iaccand. who ran
the favorites throatlat,h. they started around
Murphy pulled Los Angeles back to Judge
Murrsy's head. while Ltrcheid shook Kacelani W. and
led into the homestretch length before the others
The finish between Garrison and Murphy, for Race
land outpsced In the stretch. Judge Murray won
by neck length between the others.
fifth RACE-PURsE $1,000 TwOYEAROLDs.
SIX FURLONGs.
r Pryor Co.'S br c. Maidstone, by Nanderblt-Mina
S D. Bruces Dr. c Beck L ;...e.
J. Lorlard rs b. C. Inc -..;;:-'-l HaywliG
5. Bryanrs b. :. Come.toIaw. ll2.-.-.:-(c ,,icrl
J. J.. Morri-seys b. C. John Atkins 10 fltzpaHCAl
Post odds To win-Nadsoue to l. Seymour 3 TO l.
Stone 81 5S T. even Ref c 20 e to Cone %
AUCTION Peols sey@e,r $50 Erie s27, Maidstone ell
Mutuais bald eli o5-
Beck made whole q tho running, ann MS bac6ers
were Just going into Maidstone up and
beat him ou post by neck Beck half length before
Seymour nl ran far below his form. Eric couldn't
run at IN
SIXTH EAcE-wELTEE HANDICAP. $50 EACH
~ 600 ADDED SIX FURLONGS.
G. Cornell. n'- br e King Crab, by Klngnsher-
-, Caria ~ ~ n.or' o,o, ,o ~ I Isglhiin1
Dwyer Brothers. br {. Baliston. 3 Ils ,Mnrhvl
w Street, ch. &. Maroon. !. 1870 (Anfer~iu
5. W. STREETS ch- { Iils,o = 100 ,,o .tord
McSahon & COS ch + Speeiwcll. 3, IFS Garrison
J. ". Crawfor1s b. Amo. 3 ZIG tTaraD
Ting - 81.
Post odds: To win-King Crab 5 to . speedwen 70
+ Ma room = 70 /. Young Duke 70 J. Tauicr 20 J.
Basion l, Edlsto 20 to !. Amos 20 TO l. Place
King C-ah : 10 3. Taftler 3 20 !.
Anctlon pool.-Sneedwell $50. King Crab s35. Young
Duke $50 Streets pair $50. field 80
Mutuals paid sl5 ca.
King Crab got OF FIRST but MCLAUGHLIN took steady
ing pull on him and permitted Tatuer 20 70 out ana
so the pace Hamilton cndea vorod To get out % range
- quickly as possible Tattlcr. opening gap Of twO
lengths made the running Tor Ave furloncS with Kin:
Crab second neck before Ballsion. In the stretch
Mclaughlin down 70 the most vigorous finish Of tho
.av With and spur used freely King Crab Fe-
srouding with speed placed him beside Tarer A.
the ,uronr post. Tattlcr sweryei badly al the finish
King Crab kept on and by neck. two lengths be
tween second and third