New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-29
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that this column has assailcd tho Integrity and good
hamTbn Knows ths. the truth IS not IN him OF all
American Jockeys Mclaughlin has the cleancst hands
OF AL American Jockeys he may be most implicitly
"''' DETAILS OF TIE RACING
FIRST EAcE-HANDIeAP swEEPsTA AXES s25
G. B. MOrrss CHI h. Brait. by Princeton Eozal li
W . D. jsnnnss. bP. m swift aged 1c5 jAnde5ss 2
n Iorians m Fassoletl4 100 Gear 1922 (Llt1ieaea)
I 69aaey c6 1n l snea'p' 90 100 MGGS ons
Tine-1 :2s Ia
Betting winSwif l. Fageoletta 10 TO 5, Brait
to l. Bencdicne to l, Valiant l. Mary I. 20 TO l.
Plsce-Brat . TO /, Swift to 5.
Brait the best Of the and running free with
Eilke sitting in the saddle, headed winning in
the easiest possible by half a length Swift
strong the finish had the foot Of her and
in danger. There were three lengths between
second and third. Flagcoleta Ike and Bene
dictne like donkey.
SECOND RACE-sAPLING STAKES. TwOYEAE-
oLDs. 500 EACH $1,000 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS.
C. B. Morriss CHI c. Tlpstar, by RayOn Gor or
d D. wtheTs's Dr. c. c. by sensation Favsrdae is
D. D. withcrs, br. c. by Tom oshftree- Cadence, 1os
] =. McBonads b. c; Bill Rarnes, Jos (Anicisonj Q
ts nssrn rs S Erie w iSs dnr c l %4EsG
S Browns b T. Galop. 100 - CSoGdalej Q
f Br6wbs D. g S SnIymede 590 s5n@e
D. J. Mccarthy and Bros CHI. c. Sorrento, is
Time Is Ia ''''''"
Betting to w'n-Faverdalc colt G TO l. Winfield 70 1,
Ransom to l. Cadence colt G to !, Brahmin to l,
Tipsar to l, Eric l, Sorrento to Bill Barnes
to l. Gannymcde IL to ]. Pace-Tpstar TO l,
Faver1ale colt !.
The Cyclone colt Volunteer Croomsmnn and Lady Gay
withdrawn Little Eilke again succeeded in getting
Of in 'front.' Tipstan being very quick beginner The
youngster headed winning whipped out. by a
rot of in he ruck
up much ground, could give pounds and the
lead Tipstar who though hard pressed in the last fur
long and vigorously whipped by Enkc eamely kept on
until safely the Inc. The Cadence colt got of last
around the entire field and finished a strong third
lengths behind his stable companion Sorrento was
last there mud for him to reyel in Ransom,
badly ridden and slow TO get off, fell TO the rear in the
first urlong but closed up the zap and home fourth
Eric did not distinguish himself Hayward was engaged
ride him. but could make within five pounds Of
the weight whyburn put up at the last moment
And Whyburn, old seeplechase rider is no more at
home the FIAT than Fitzpatrick.
THIRD RACE-RARITAN STAKES. THREE-YEAE-
oLDs. $50 EACH $1,000 ADDED Ia
A. RelmOncs b. G. Racclana, by Biletcalomel;
A. j Cassstt's ch C. iarason los 'Pam~6 .
Z Loriilsrd ir,s gh c KaIeidos,c2Pe los G1aeaeId
RamaDo Stables b. c Darhst6n ios tDonchucj
Time-213
Betting to win-Raccland to 8. Taragon to 1.
Kaleidoscope l. SuOwdrOp - 70 ], Darlington
l. Place-Raceland none Taragon To 3.
Charley Dreux withdrawn. Racelan1 waited on his
cheap opponents until they within hane distance Of
the line and beginning feel like winners. Garrison
then him rcin and in hall dozen strides the pygmes
were all scrambling at the giants heels
He won without effort by two lengths,
Tararon second. half length before Kalei1o-
scope The amazing stupidity OF and trainers
by the performances OF SnowdrOp and Darlington,
who, instead running away from Rsceand with their
li-ht hur1c ifnd m he
snowdrop full OF running but died under Andersons
hard pull and Darlington suffered Ke fate at the hands
Donohue Tarason displayed high under press
ure. He practically beaten at the head Of the
straight. but rallied bravey under Palner's whip.
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s35
EACH. 81, go ADDED. IL MILES
w Jeppinsss g. BIZ Frank Ward BY yo9eu1 :,
PreaSness Stables ch. C. Monagu, BY MoflemeT.
J. E care bh Actno aged % car Ss1 5mc
T n. Mller's b. z. Ten Booker q, a6 Cear 80
Tlme-o1o74.
Betting win-Monagu 10 to 5, Frank Ward to
l, Aretino l. Ten Booker to .. Placc-Montagu
to s, Frank Warl 10 5.
Goano did Aretino and Frank Ward played
seessw the lead for nearly mile while Monaeu
lay far behind that many persons feared he would
get up. But he showed gret speed when Shauer
called him the hafmle post. and when the leaders
entered homestretch head and head he their
saddles Aretino Immediately up but Frank Ward
stubbornly disputed every inch OF ground. Monagu
headed him furlong post but swerved badly, al
most driving him rail- This caused yOunCstcr
ground but Shauer slaughtered him again ana
ne the line close to Frank Ward that they
Separated the judges calling it dead heat
Aretno third three lengths back Tho stakes were
divided. Had shauer kept his head and his nerve,
Montagu could not have lost the race. He made his
run Instead Of moving at the haif-m.le
post he should have called on the thiec-yearold
until headed for in the straight Shauer means
well, doubt but is amazingly deficient IN judgment
HANDICAP. FIVE FURLONGS
J. A. A. II. Morris,s biz C Britannia By Pleona
r. Pu.iicrs chi eh h. Sir Sir Joseph s. 135 FHpaireS
Appleby Johnson's ch c. Ban Cioche . ~ .
coT'q ,S e. ~ Bonnie eod Lao l28 in hs re
N CIaE.: t b SI%sadtb H W bybGa
Mrs. G. L. LOrlards CHI c. by sensation ldah1 g. los
s. w Streets oh. +. EdIsto I 100 -, tShauerl Q
4. w { w. n Fenmores b. h. Leather stoekns
Time-1 o2
Betting to win-Dritannc to l. Sir Joseph to l. Ban
cloehe 10 l. Coldstram to l. Eiisto Il 10 J. Adolph
10 TO / Monmouth Il l. Crusader 10 to l. Leather
stocking Is to l. Idalia 20 to Bonnie Lad 20 TO l.
Plaee-Britannlc even, Sir Joseph to D
There was long delay al the post ana many orcaAs'
Al laat they cot of with Ian Cloche in the lead Bannc
acood Sir Joseph third Garrison did not hustle his
mount but waited make his rush IN INC ias IufonE'
Bonnie Lad led into the homcstretch' but was soon
swallowed by the ruck Britannia drawing out and winning
in the easiest possible manner u '"o '''7''' ~
between second and third. -
SIXTH RACE-sCUD STAKES NO. WELLER
HANDICAP FIVE FURLoNGs
Mcmahon & Co.'s CHI. T. sDeedwel. by speGndih,rft
s. s RsroSns en- NJ Mona aged 12e s TSy22
.i tSfS Gsis S b slS SSi'"5 E l asausA
J. b. nasgins oh. c Mars,c. 1oo 'p 31i@es
". jennings b. e. Glenmound T. ll9 EhnassgdH
tdgmont Stables b. Tensny, 4. 40 Sia.l!vn'ev
faulty stables ch La CLAIRE . l5' q, !oads
Anhurndale stable c. Jay f. Dec. = III t,soouts.P
Z IT, EeTnochsn's b. e. Mckenzie. q. l2O (HenshaM(
l. y Pryors b. 4. Charmer J. los tshduvH
Time-l 90
po,.,n, m uln-Mona 2 10 l. specdwen II 70 .. Row
land TO l. Marsac TO l. Jay f. Dee 10 to l. IehaN
10 TO 1. Louda 20 l, Charmer 90 TO l. La C"iie ~
% / Clenmound 20 70 Mckenzie 80 70 l. Mol>duHni'
30 TO l. Placc-Speedwell to .. Mona 70 d. -
Another long delay. sDeedwcl was first on ou' od'