New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31

Quarter Garrison . began whipping Hsggin's colt and
brought him out good finish. the favorite nrst oy
half length Hector second length before eourc'
who was half a length In advance Of Seton
FIFTH RAcE-PURsE s7oo. SELLING. MILE.
Cotton Boyle. sE LeriHa by TEN TS G 3sh,FslS
J. J. HHyisna's ;, h. Grensdier, g. 100 6isscr z
Ss, Irsi sI.s ; kp Go s assa o
IaSssss Oh I kTsss 100 tDDS sSris
H n Hscs TroSs on Nellie b. l. IS penny
Tine-1 40 Ia
Auction pools-Letrita 900 Grenader e4o' Ne'he d.
s35 neid 1885, Ernest $50.
Mutuals paid straight 90 rs; ana on wilmer % W VI"
Grenadier, ST. 40 for place
Brait led away the start. nose before Coiumo'ne
tho rest shinglcd the At the stand CoiumOino
making the running head before Brait who was ens.
before Grenadier, King p. fourth. Approaching C'uo
House HIN cclumbinc led by head, Brais second and
length before Letritia who was neck before Ming d.
They went out sight In this order and rcappearea III
tho same Grcnadr however, having gained foufh p'o
half length behind Letritia. Into the sre'on
tried tho lead Colunbine icing worn out Tho worR was
TOO hsrd for George Torbes horse however ana no ao
10 give it up to Letritla. who was running with
bic steadness Grenadicr and King D. asserted
in the las. hundred yards and passed the runners VINO
tired themselves out showing pace too fast for 'hom
.e,v.s Ier,tla won BY length Grenadier second, and
two lengths before King %. r,r.sr
SIXTH INCORPORATION DAY sTEEPLEcHAsh
SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACH s1.2oo ADDED FULL
COURSE.
W. c. DAYS b. g. jim MeGowsn. by voHseurspE Eat, :,
snasl sa @ John Henry 1ss Dsssa1
No M9s'ia0f Ha sW cS s. warrington, aged
s,s.sg js.s. s,;'i ss g. d sss .i.S
sh e. sss sSSss
NJ. T. panahers b g. Referee, aged. 1856 Gowningl Q
". Lakeland's B. G. Litiefeilow H. o. iA' 'Mafa'
Tme-5 19.
Auction pools-Fied s25 westmorcland e2S GoldfeDow
sfh Bassanio as Jim MCGOWAN SO.
Mutuas paid straight SIS co. and winner s21 IT, on
John Henry s1o9 S.
todfeow dashed away FIRST toward the opening hurdle
with IAtsefeIIow III and the veteran Jim McGowan close
,v behind Going up Picnic Hill Jim MCGOWAN stole
second while the way to the stone wall MARLBOROUGH
camo to the and took that obstruction hrst Win
lin Mcowan half before the Loriliard gedlns had
his feet fown south field OF the steeplechase
country there were inches Of water and the ed
SMASHED merrfly through the swamp. At the second
hurdle Ltefellow III slipped struck his feet and fe'
throwing Mara his head Tho horse jumped up AZ
once and took his place in the ranks Jim MCGOWAN
had tsen up running and was first over the wafer
,ump with Monte second, Goidreiiow third war
rincton fourth and Marlborough NTH Warrington gave
his hind quarters BATH but recovered comTendaoiy'
After that Jim MCGOWAN had everything his own way
and entered the stretch after second time around
leader by ten lengths G6-iellow Monte Christie ana
Marlborough in tumble behind. John Henry, whom no
one was thinking Of the footsteps OF Westmore
land who was stealing the march oil the three others
named and at robbed Mort mers jumper
of the pace IN MctfoWan by six lengths, John
Henry two lengths before westmoreland