New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08

SECOND RACE-CAMpEN STAKES. TWo.lE s. Nis
oLDs. $50 EACH. 81, 500 ADDED. SIX FuhLoN's'
j. D. 1rapgn's en- c. RANSOM by Rayon d2s sr Nee
j. ka Mspon1 nS B. c nil Barnes.
+ 5 W5SsTss b. Chemist ii,yHsrd yr
sc'Sr MsSons cS BY pKN king log
c. nsnclq, sA Ny Fellow icS a. Ll', 1fhiai}
siSTas Sa s Gay rd asS ,niS SSS1n
D. j. Mccarthy ch r Gsrtia Mccarthy 100
Post odds; To Williamson to l. ChSmise 20 inysi
Fellow to l. Bill Barnes TO Miss Coy cav J" 30 20
f Tpdn eS ~ to eere cch 80 oden sabe 80 to
i pplace-Ransom 4 to 5, Bl Barnes 10 l. -
sour,re percga, Fresno and Geniarme were WIN
dawn Ransom was on dead from the rear when the
oog fell and though Volunteer got little the best
q, the start with My Fellow and hp,on
closes. to him. the Haesn colt was under
such Roadway as carried MN s,uo ~
through his horses and in the first furlong put nm on
fair terms with the lea When they had settled down
Garrison s,eadlcd his monnt and placing him IN saio
position kept him there until he feached inc s"s"
Chcse was the leader the furong the quarter ano @
hafmile most Ny Eel running second ana "ip'oh
,,i,d Once SQUARED away tho final brush Garrison
brought his mount the 'front.' and coming on without
effort Ransom by three lengths, while biii Da'ne'
stole the place from ChemIse by head
THIRD RAcE-EAToNTowN STAKES. ALL AGES
500 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. ONE NILE
Chicago Stables b. h. Little Mnch, by Glen ,eg
& ;,d.,a 5aG los S 6snasSe
Belmont. Ley PI%F0;e % Oa .y Matnsla
Post S Sdd To E to HSr Mpfa Volunteer 20
Mace-Liitlc Minch to ., Eurus TO .. ,
Tn, prestige o. Little Mnch drove Ka'ooah haeeiahu
,, and Fftzroy out OF the race The judges announced
that Little Minch wCr.i given four uals wheh' Ii ne
persisted In his usual bad behavior he would nave 10
hs chances OF being left at the post HesehuiR sum
treatment he would gone at the first enort nau "o
IN
no boed across the track and started toward the head Oh
the homesrcteh. At the third break after DRAGGING '."
ScIpo Africanus through the dust. he gov Oh ''s " "
fair start as could have been made under The
T,,oo, made the mace for six fufongs and gave way
70 Bradford who led into the homestretch Eu'u' uo"
out in the last furlong and was hailed as me ''cVi' ~
Mineh came by him like the West Coast fycn anu "o
under a pull by half a length Gurus S"crNeu "l w.
the course in the fifty yards but beat broru wv
lengths for the place. Lady Primrose ran 'oH p
l,loS the form showed on THURSDAY
rouRTH RACE-IIANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES soo
EACH GOO ADDED Is MILES
A. Belmons gr c. orinamme. by Flood Fr"lie grs
P LGrard is gr csmbyses 1G |eaT i
G. Il Morrss b. h. Favor g. 115 ,c:.I 3EnHeI
;,Ss AFsI Ragsri TO- g 100 cGHs!%ss
JSE@F CT e. G Gcaao l g ayward }
Ar9 rGS' noa4 10 e SOe@S 5T &C.
| s 10 8 g., -, >,
britannia made the running practically from ehu u
end winning with great by half length from am
byscs that unapproachable place horse fa'or 80 80,
with Oriaamme at the head Of the straight but nun
Fike could not keep him going at the pace sch 's
| no,che5 nm gray Cambyscs made his accustomed spur
az tho finish but could never reach tho ieaucr' "l1 :.
he beat Favor easily enough. fbaz crept aohg as ~
! wore sticking plaster on MS Ieet "i"io N-
lost in contemplation
,,rr,1 = p1-HsE 5000 SELLING. FURLONGs
| ( w Streets CHI M Lucy H., by Barnton- BY the the
B. % "a Sl,? vs.. id9 ,sI;OSsp ,oi {kkGGs sy}
ShfSgS S.9ss; n1 Tsa@ i6s los a. IisS
DTT 3isaa Fl b. h. r G4:nsa e iSs lo7
eorSS;[; b. Fl, f Drake Teud & Gs 1o5 sa%}
s. Da7 # &' mafs b. ' fL9SIas ssi7 |G00d'''
Tq5 E%;' u D'o; t t.sss 10
d T%qgo % % 10 70 l. F HSy Il ~ H. to ocean
Lucy H. was the Of the lot to 60 to the post cauSn
delay by her tardiness. She had scarcely loheu II,
horses when the flag fell. The hea Spa u,
position as they but Grcnadier had inc &C
vantage as they swung into the straight Lucy II. urc
ont at the furiong handy by length. ohaii'
.uer,ed badly shutting Bella and almost iouin
Ocean No lid for the winner.
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP sTEEPLEcHAsE' PUhs
5000 SHORT COURSE
p Bradley-s Dr. g. EDh.n. by Maador- Eleetra .
YES 6; i lSa %d br. e. Retritutcn aged ls,A
r. French's b. h. Men,more o, 1873 =, C2dyySHe}
II G DAYS b. h. Sam Brown. aged lAo iDrech
" j. LaCals's b. 2. Leroy, g 1877 nm =, .nicasEnS
" G. Culhertson's blk. 2. Dlabe. 4, 1850 li2Im9rHol
W C. DAYS b. h. Jim McGOwan, aged, lO1 M DdiN
ro.t odds. To win-RetTibution Q to l. Mentmore
rSphn 4 TO l. Jim McGowan TO ]. Leroy 70
Sam Brown 6 10 l. DiaE&c 10 to l. Piaee-ElDhm
g. Retrlbu,iOn to 3.
Flphln led all the and won by eight leneth
MCGOWAN ran prominently for a mile and stopped az
llberaely refusing TO be persuaded TO go iurher eh
he nla
won the race but his mission was to watch the conte
from q distance.