New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23

sto Marsac to l. Harrisburg 10 to 1, Lucernc 20 TO l.
Piace-Aurania 8 to s, Harrisburg TO o
Auction pools-Aursna 800. J. A. b. s7o' seymour
$40 field si5.
Mutuais-Aurana straight paid ala 90. place sio oo'
Harrisburg place s17 o5.
They were promptly dispatched with Lucemc leading
Marsac half length others nicely grouped Lucerne
was quickly dropped j. A. b. taking the lead az .he
quarter Aurana moved up the turn and showed the
way the homestrctch closely attended by seymour
and j. A. Seymour was done at tho furlong ana re-
tired OF Harrisburg, who came with fine turn
OF speed But could approach Aufania
who eevery by half length Harrisburg two lengths
before ]. A. Il.
THIRD RACE-CoNEY ISLAND DERBY. THREE
YEAR.oLDS. s1oo EACH $1,000 ADDED IL
MILES
Angus; Delmonrs CHI c. Prince Royal, by Kngnsher =,
ss S. s Ss
Ge'lSs saFass s Gorge BY $ Ten
b. IFS. tfiupatrck) o
Tme-e 1914.
Betting to win-Sir Dixon l B. Prince Royal to 1,
Defence to l. Gorge Is 1. Bertha B. colt Us TO l.
Pace-Prince Royal to TO- Sir Dixon none.
Mutuals-Prince Royal straight, paid s33 25. place
81 80 Sir Dixon place IS 10
Refund, Mcodrama, Bella b. and Tea Tray were with
drawn. The made In the new Futurty course
They got without delay, Mclaughlin going out with
Sir Dixon and opening OF three lengths In the hst
half mile the Bertha b. colt running second and Prince
burryng the avorlte he permitted his mount to
fall back until only Defence was behind him Gorge
made along the backstreh showing much speed
and closing with Sir Dixon at the lightning OF the big
turn The two drew out and raced head and head into
the homestretch the illy having shot her bolt
departed for join the Bertha d. coli; who was
pulled up quarter Of mile from the line. Garrison
brought up Prince Royal In the straight and so carefully
had nursei colt that the Prince closed with Sir
Dixon without difficulty, bringing Mclaughlin TO whip at
the furlong post. Sir Dixon plainly showed lack OF
condition. when called he had not particle OF speed
Royal had him beaten at the sixteenth
post and coming on won good race by half length TWO
lengths between second third These the quarters
o 2S 1.2; SO; 1923; al Ia 2:13; 80 Ia Had
Gorge carefully Prince Royal She might
have been at finish Defence oil done up at the
end o a mile and O quarter.
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2o
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. Ia MILES.
G. b. MOrrss h. Favor by Pat MaSyy TaysSgrIis'
N. storms Oh; h. Grover CLEVELAND. !, 1iO IGlSWay(
SshBoGa s1ns b. h. Ta%R %s 5 q @sn
Timc-2 10 Ia.
Betting to win-COnnemara to s. Favor to 1, Grover
Cleveland to 1, The Bourbon TO l. Frank Ward IL to
| 1. Place-Favor to 3, Grover Cleveland TO 5.
Auction pools-FavOr 800. COnnemara cleo. Grover
| Cleveland $40 field $40
Mutuals-Favor straight paid Ella 05, place $40 10;
| Grover Cleveland place s12 05.
Conncmara again fractions. delaying the start
got of in the lcal the fall Of the nag but refused
to remain there Grover Cleveland under strong pull
running half mile, The Bourbon dsputing
every step the way and finally getting in front as they
raced along the backstrctch The scarlet green cap
showed the way around the long bend, but Cleveland
| rallied again and first into the homestretch Nc
Laughn tried through the rail- but they shut
him out forcing him to pull up lie then started to go
round his horses but opening suddenly appeared and
he dashed through The champion jockey did some OF
the determined riding Of his life in the next ten
seconds Holloway calm and confident. was caught al
the sixteenth post, and before he woke up Favor shot
past strobe wonderfully fast when called
| but It was too ate Favor by length. head be-
tween second and third. Frank Ward In the
hunt.
FIFTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. s25 EACH. $3.50
| ADDED. SELLING. 1 is MILES.
| W. h. Jennings's br. Swift, by Great TomMari
pwyer Brothers b. h; Inspector b. s los Williams 2
as s;eSs : snSef E1pe %s?a IS $%s
| Time-i "a 1-o
Betting to win-Swlft 7 to s, Inspector b. to g..
Rupert to l, Choctaw to 1, suitor so to l. Place
| Swift to O. Inspector b. 2 to s.
Muuals-Swift straight paid els so, place 81 TO- In
spector b. place Sc So
Pericles Argo and Housatonc withdrawn. suitor
to quarter retired before advance Of Rupert
who showing IN front for few strides, gave way
to Swift. The mare got a clear lead and never
headed winning in the easiest possible manner by two
lengths before Choctaw Considerable surprise caused
by Ruperts failure he usually does
This was explained when rider, little stable boy
rode back dismount. He had wrapped the rens Sc
curely around his wrists and unable TO let CO. Con-
sequently Rupert under pull all the way.
SIXTH RACE-TWO- YEAROLDS. s25 EACH $3.50
ADDED SIX FURLoNGS ON THE GRASS.
G. b. Morrss CHI C. Volunteer, by Spendthrift Sna-
Dwyer Brothers CHI T. victories 1o4 (willia@s 2
j. b. Hagglns b. T. Iris 104 Casey
r. p. Ashes b {. GLADYS l04 90. =, MonrtG1M Q
D. J. McCarthy,s CHI. g. Theron, 1o4 ,Tompkns o
betting to wln-vclunieer 2 to l. Gladys to l.
Dryers pair 1. Vcsoress to 1, Enquiry to J. Iris
s to J. Carlton l. Theron ~ to l. Pace-Vounteer
4 TO 5, Victories to 5, Dryers pair even.
Auction poOls-Volunteer $780, Dryers pair s10O
Gladys $40, Iris s25, field $50
Mutmls-voluneer straight paid s12 So place 81 So;
Victories (Dwyer ticket 50 40.
They quarter mile at the first break The start
was wretched one. Volunteer got of last around
his horses and won with something up his ear by tive
lengths Victories Of length before Iris