New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-22

showing unusual but Garrison climbed up
and curling his back after the fashion OF
1887 lifted FLY over the line winner by neck
Exile beat surinam four lengths
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. so
EACH. $1,000 ADDED liz MILES.
Prcakness Stables b. c. Bciyidcrc, by BiletJaeonet
T X Miners b. G. Ten Booker, c, 90 (caT: 9sj .
j. Carers b. h. Aetino' aged io0 car :v, llS)
1ime-o:431 L.
Betting to winBelvldcre II to 10 Ton Booker ? to
!, rupert to /, AIetlno 10 /. Place-Bclvldcrc
none Ten Booker 1 to o
Favor YVES withdrawn. Mr. Galway declared to win
with Rupert but the public knowing this until the
horses were called to the post, Bevl1eTe was made
strong fayoric. when the declaration was published
however Eeyldere fe back in the betting to to D.
Arctino first on but Rupert strobe over him ana
proceeded to cot out tn" work lie threw up The sponge
at the quarter and Palmer vigorous uso
whip, which, although It caused old drunkard
rally for few strides failed utterly to help him In
the race. Ten Booker then took up the running lead
ing into the hOmostretch, vince he was collarod By
Bclvderc who lad the slightest difficulty In beating
him the line by neck. There were twenty
lengths between second and third IL is thought that
II Mr.. Galway were to attach outrlgger to Rupcrs
bride and hang bottle Of pure rye thereon about ten
inches IN front Of the old topcrs nose his efforts to
reach the contents would be the Of showing his
heels to any field
FIFTH EACE-BILLOw STAKES wELTER HAN
DIcAP $50 EACH, 5000 ADDED ONE MILE.
S. W Streets ch. c.. Niagara, by Luke blackburn;
J. H. Mcccrmitlr's ch h. Goano. aged iss tS61usr
F. Midsey & CO.'S CHI c. Billy Brown, B. ,d no
Shrewsbury Stables b. h. burr Oak, aged. ~
Fl LoaFd s,j KS Ct CeGa ~ G 90 PHG4s
W. Lovelfs b. g., by Long TdwPisa, 4. 10 (Goodale
Timc-1 so.
Betting to win-Nlagara even Colds,ream to 1, clcola
to 1, Goano to 1, Pisa eedlng /, Billy Brown 10
TO l, Burr Oak 10 to l. Place-NIagara mono. Goano
to l.
Coldstrcam led for six fu,ongs and collapsed Billy
Brown then took up the but Niagara passed him In
the hcmestictch and with ridiculous by four
cngths Goano second length before Burr Oak
SMITH EACE-PURSE 1000 SELLING. FIVE FUR
LCNGS
Mcmahon s Co.'s oh, f. speedwell by spcndthhitKa
s s. i,Towns en-. m. Mona aged 10 '1churcSj
H. A Ne~on' CHI e. MARSH KedOn , 9ssa liz
G TaElS5' B. g. h. Mr. Ma 1G I rR PoaafS
: " 5;sc an 81 s E Ea A. r. en 1asafs
c. Bnlingss br G. Duke Of Bourbon 4, 1l5 !car 11s
Mrs. G. L. 1orllalrs oh. Tourma6 ne. H B, %
j. b. Prvor's b. f. Charmer. g. % Iawrcncaj o
Equity stables en- m. La Claire. 8. 90 Cca r., .?l
G. FOrbes's CHI. m. Furbclow, g. 1O1 -. tDouglas
Time-1 oi IL.
Betting to win-Mona to 1, Mala to /. Marsh Redon
to l. Freedom to l. Mute l. Eisto G to 1, Tour
l. Furbclow 10 to J. Charmcr 90 1, La Claire 20 to l.
Place-Spcedwcll-4 to l. Mona to 5.
Th, scramble. There long delay and
breaks At last the starters patience exhausted
and he dropped the flag struggling field, La Claire
having much the best Of her opponents She led to the
Specdwcll took command the head Of the home
stretch and being headed rather easily by two
lengths Mona got OF in the and could close
with the len Ter although she easily disposed OF everything
else. She beat Marsh Ro1on by head. The latter
not ridden With extraordinary skill.
SEVENTH RACE-IIANDICAP STEEPLECHASE.
PURSE 500. FULL COURSE
w. c. DAYS CHI G. VIII Davis, by FadadeenBe
queens County stables ch h. Monte criso 5. iiS
(Callahan)
F. AhTens's b. h. BucNra aged. 175 Mara
NJ J. Days Oh 9. Chan;ic,e.r. aged. 1876 Orccn)
Hcmpstca1 Stables b. 2. Sehoolmaster, aged 1897
(ScanlonJ
~ c. Iorillard's 9 Marlborough, g. 1870 Cienshaw)
J. =; Dawes's b. g: Tcnfellow, G. 1876 tMr ovens
n. II. Snydcrs ch. 2 Jim Bradt, 4. 1875 Smith
w. G. DAYS b. g. Willie Palmer 4, 1875 (Naglc)
j. II. McCOImlck's b. G.. Monte Christie 5, 139
&c. Lynch ."
Fell. Refused