New-York tribune., 1888-08-26


THIRD RAcE-HANDIoAP SWEEPSTAKES. ESQ
EACH. 1000 ADDED. 1 1-s MILES.
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Post odds: TO wn-xurca 10 to 10, Wheeler T. II to
fssssl E sssSaSasS S 10 sRes1s Aass 40 s %
Ten Booker did not start Speciality in the lead
when the flag fell Aprea second, the others nicely
grouped. Niagara Joined Specially on the turn and the
made the whole OF the running hrst
leading by head. then the other The pace was SO
slow ths. old pack OF bones Banburg had dncuty in
keeping up with procession. lie got up even
leaders they came into the homestretch
and persons foolish as to shout Banourg
winsn OF course the useless old giraffe had no bust
ness near the the racing began In earnest so
he departed for the Niagara got tired Of rokng
along snan's pace and with hasty farewell came
home alone getting lengths before Aurelia,
beat Specially by short nose that many thought
Specially got second place.
FOURTH RACE-MoNMoUrH HANDICAP. s1oo
EACH. saooo ADDED. 12 MILES
J. b. Hagsin's b. Firenzt by Glenelg Florida
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Post odds: To win-Firen,i TO- 3 Beyidere To l.
oyster p to I Kaioesh 60 to /, oOnncmara 90 to l.
Piace-Firenri TO ., Exile 2 to l.
Exile OJnnemara and Little Minch behaved out
raeeousy, delaying the start twenty minutes At last
they the nag, with Egmont in front on the rail,
Little Mneh second Firenzi third and Connemara last
Anderson had been ordered to TO the front and stay
there. 30 before furOns had been covered the
Spider" made circuit Of the entire field and sue
ceedcd in entering the homcsrtch two lengths before
his closest attendant who happened to be Egmont
tain hcr
Exile stode up among the leaders ana
stubborniy remained there. Connemsra continued
to draw away until she had opened gap OF
ave lengths advantage which she held until the upper
reached second time The field closed with her
In second up the backstrctch
Hayward far Of The with Bevidere not even
making when Bfrenzi began dropping her horses
after another In rapid succession When Connemara
retired Taylor Exile his head and the Brighton
Beacber strode with great speed coming into the
stretch lengths before Frenz who having disposed
OF everything made chase for him At the furlong
post superb fy Exies saddle and Taylor be-
gan using whip. For instant tho fly seemed to
hesitate Garrison lifted his right hand and though he
had whip, mado motlon as II about TO strigo her
She Quickened stride and with wonderful case ana
grace came away. winning by length. Belvidere
showed splendid speed when he got chance but Hayward
had waited entirely long, actually throwing away
money by making his too late. Exile beat him
three lengths
FIFTH RACE-wELTER HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
$50 EACH, 5000 ADDED ONE MILE
Preakness Stables b. Rupert by Falsett0 Margus;
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Post odds: To win-Rupert 5 to 2. AretinO 10 to 3
Maroon % Hmslsya TO l. pGnne
Maroon, Tapped to the neck by Glenspray made the
whole of the running Rupert getting up Just in time to
Eat,v and
SIXTH RACE-PURsE seco. FIVE FURLoNGS.
D. D. wherss br;, Salisbury by stOneheRIss; |4sTISs
NJ ;n5isssa Se1aaa. f'ii Fiassgis.s S i1s Hs5%Sa
stSs:ss ch .J1 Umpire 1oo a1i 1GaeGdGe 1oodse
ho,s Hsssin; s s P'Ssh Ss Iesol e ooaus,,s as
E E 1s4s: EssSss r.. va = 1'iof!s of!s
ss sa Y ys to Mary = SP' P,sss e
ssissay s. S osaSSe % eassesf.a s 90 s % eSa''
Mary T. led for half mile with the favorite second
Salisbury dropped in tho straight and won by length
F1aeeoetta length before Umpire Volta ran away be-
SEVENTH RACE-PURsE scoc. SELLING ONE
Chicago stable. @ sso s TssGs BY RAy'n sS2asSn SoSs%
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H. Mccormchs B. r,.l Sam .S Ksene ss A. 1oi r'ylO
}.ss4sssr e Ss:ssss Sam
Freedom led for half mile and headed by Goodloe
who retired head OF the homestretch Tudor then
command and though hard pressed by Freedom and
Lucy H., under punishment by a head Freedom hall
length before Lucy II. Tho winner bought in for
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EIGHTH RACE-HANDICAP sTEEPLECHAsE. PURSE.
e7oo. FL v COURSE
G. r Kefyss b. r. Puritan Glenelg- Edeny, aged,
W. ~ ;. Ia Ia cals's b. e. Leroy, g. i45 DieEehs}
| A. i. NcGuires b. g. Alex T.. aged. 1s2 (IOckmanl
| No time taken.
Post odds To win-Puritan even Leroy TO . Alex
| T. TO /. Place-None
Alex and fell and Puritan walked in. Lockman
foot caught in the stirrups and he dragged fifty
Yards before he could IT, The ground being soft
he wss not much hurt Leroy stood his head at the
hedge beyond the water but Dickens remouned and
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