New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
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have run the first race II Jockey Williams naa pceh
and Showed ''n no signs Of iamcncss. His condition
brought out approving words on all sizes. pawSty in
better form. The Bard not SO fiery and chfrgc n
in action or looks when no sac oa hat TOR he had lost
mono Of his speed and none OF 1t; contag, tnoh bn
promptly shot out with him ~ ana io,r '0p lengths
Fsa, IL WI, iSsei1sr, tho 5 Saif
n nost 70 ,C " tried 10 close up but the effort
wholly IN vain. The Bard, running WIN sup ,n,
ersn anu and led into the homcsch with decisive
an advantage that chccrog and applause an" c, , ~,
mrlops most Mclaughlin tried his best to get Kingston
up The son of spcndihri loft FicnIi hoPc snssG
Sehnd and with splendid burst Of short spcea c
under McIaughn's mastery riding, he got up 10 INC
Bald's tail But he never got any inr'hGr ad saT
leaving all opposition utterly hopeless, ana Winning
the race in imperial style IN 80, Kingston ana frnz
Kingston could not have been far below his best
form Th was sSnr Tsn anG S an s May Tcsea
experience he would lie bold man indeed VINO Wo n
claim that Kneston has any onamGo o. ih'
HOW ORDwAY SADDENED HIS FRIENDS.
Bessie June and Ordway made so close finish In
the fifth race that is Impossible TO separate 'hch,
and dead heat announced. Thi' was run OH
after the seventh race on the card Orlway was
strong favoritc in betting tho of, as most
,urfmcn thought the colt would h,vc great advantage
over the flIy IN repeating. But they werc entirely
mistaken Orlway badly beaten halt-
way from the end and houndcrcd anu
swosved al over the homcstrctch IN vain efforts 10
got anywhere ncar Bessie juno. Sorie people nave
exalted this colt Ordway II he were really good
handicap horse. He is nothing Of the kind and Is
not likely to be- He swcrves so badly under pres
sure as to show him common and curi1sh IN dispos'-
ton Hc has neither courage nor class.
The Weller Cup the heavyweight handicap, was
won by the favorite Prospect, Cambyscs getting
second place by head from Fred b. The riding
Of Fitzpatrick on Cambyscs did not receive hor oc-
Morris's colt King Idle. captured the selling race
after a sharp finish with the favofite llousa'onlc.
QUEER WORK IN THE sTEEPLECIIAsE.
Two horses fell in the stccplcchasc, Glcnbar and
Willie Palmer. Neither jockey hurt, but Glen
/ bar broke one of his forelcgs Major Pickett was
strong favorite and won easily, Downing. who
rode Killarney, rode that horse If he were simply
in the race to make running for
Major Pickett He went out. took a long
lead, carried the field along at
fair pace while Pickett was waiting. On the home
stretch in the last mile Pickett moved up and passed
Killarney half a mile from the finish. The rider OF
Killarney rode the horse easily down the lower turn
and came into the homestIctch almost side by sde
with Pickett. They TO the last hurdle together
1t evident that If there were danSsi 81 no
button or Bassanio beating Major Pickett. Killarney
would have gone and tried to win but as MAJOR i
Pickett held Them safely beaten after getting over ,no
as he got near the Judges he made show of riding
hourishing his whip without hitting ,hc noLsc
but his was so extremely plain and gross case that
| the judges might we'll have taken some action
| A FEW OF THE TURFMEN PRESENT.
| Most of the we'll known turfmcn in the East werc
] present at tho racing among them August Belmont,
| who saw the success of Lady Margaret with much
pleasure; Mr. Withels, Mr.. Galway, Colonel Simmons,
who acted as presiding judge ana hui.
| RED on the races with great energy ;
/ Tho nyyC
Leonard W. Jerome, Captain Coscr, J. G. IA. Law.
renee. J. o. Donncr, Frederick Gebhard, Appcby and
Johnson Colonel Frank Hall. odcn Bowie, j.. Major
Robert Hall, James Laird, Clarence Nc EDWARD
EeI Raymond " S'0 coonc comesys captain Conner
Captain Isabcock, Rice Arnold Brown; W F. Britain 1td
| Whiting L. A. Cohen, Clement sharpe. Theodore Nc
Kay, General snowdcn Andrews OF baltimore berry
! Wall, George Clarke, Mr. liummel and many o'hcis'
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. s25 EACH $3.50
ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs
L. Kahn's blk h. Saxony By Saxon-Enqurcss yrs, :,
Fsi. eS y ST. js.1S 81 g? S @sES
X sasassfs' Il Rsas ss1de& car o
j. E E. masg Gn c b. G"il seh:l@ehi g. 90
| D. :" '-'s" (Anderson) 0
Betting to wn-Saxony even Goodloe to l. Britannia
to / Cousin Jeoms !, Bendigo TO l. Sir Joseph
10 to T. Rowland Is 1, Sentiment 20 TO l. volunteer
30 to l. Place-saxony to 3. Volunteer 10 to l.
Kingston and Flageoletta were withdrawn Britannia
bu,st blood vessel In his preliminary and the judges
excused him. declaring all bets or Saxony took the
lead at the Of the flag and never headed WIN
| ming with surprising ease by two lengths Volunteer
and Sir Joseph got of in the rear ran around their
borsos and had vigorous fight for the place. which
Volunteer by neck Bendiso was second Tor haif
a mile when he retired. Sentiment showed no speed IN
| any part OF the race
YEAEoLDS. $50 EACH. $500 ADDED. SIX
FURLONGS.
A. Bcmonts CHI. f.. Lady Margaret by The I; dsh
s. Say g. Sr 1ssfsei g. c. Buddhist. 1870 Iayward
b. rnf d. %itheiss Dr. c. by ochrce Cyclene lo5
j. Oar 6 Mo DG blk c. Sam Wood, 40
BvTsr n SSs S sn Ss11siS
H @sissss 2 w r bSSS5~s}
| Time-1 15 IL.
| po,t,nc IN win-Iady Margaret 10 Q, Buddhist to
| Sam Wood @ to 1, Winfield to l. Brussels Z to J.
Cyclone colt to l. j. A. b. 10 to j. singiesonc 10 70
l. Sorrento 90 TO /, Harrisburg 20 to l. facei-au'
Margaret to s. Buddhist even.
Morsac did not start Sorrento and Harrisburg de-
ayed the start the flag fell Lady Margaret wa.
in front She Immediately shot out and gaining ledu
81 b,ee lengths in the first uriong made the whole OF
the running winning cloyerly by q length ana nan.
buddhist came strong the end but his weight anchored
him. and the he could do was to beat sngcs'one
three lengths the place. Brussels was never IN inc
hunt The Cyclone colt showed speed. but was ridden
without skill judgment
THIRD RAoE-FoURTH OF JULY HANDICAP 500
EACH 81. 500 ADDED ONE MILE
A. J. Cassats h. Eurus' by Eoius MaieS1a yrs
n 10 y Witbcrss b. c. Fitzroy 4, 112 Godfrey
! a Kraencrs b. h. Richmond, O. us :. McIAuehlnl .
r. - Ashes CHI. C. Trlb ,rlet, 4. lib lMartnl
| McMahon & Co.'s Dr. h. Eollan 3. 125 tSh,iicanl
"Pp'''' (Littlencd)
NJ Jordan's b. T. F1ageoletta. 4. 103 lChappeD Q
Frmont Stables b. c. Tcnahy, 4. 81 Gslkel
r. Gebhnri's Or Her Liyship, g. % UIaywart ir(
J. b. uaggins ch. T. Auicla, a, III (UatrIson
Tlnio-1 :f31-o.
Betting to win-Aurea to l. Richmond to l.
Trboulet to l. Eolian to Eurrs to 1, Ftzroy to
/ FlapcoIctia l. Ban Coche 10 to l, Her Llyship
% 10 l. Tenany &C u !. Pace-Eurus to !. Fitzroy