New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-05
p ]. Baldwins b. G. Gladiator lis (Arm.trong) o
Auburndale Stables ch. c. Huntoon 1OS (Chnppel o
Time-1 :15 IL

Rnsnis 60 70 Sondols flly 70 Mpion 20 Harris
- t. HunoOn Is to /. Piace-Minion s. Gondols
Ransom out and Harrisburg put In Hun
ton ran his IN breaking away :wce. and going
furons each time ct top speed Touon got on AS, at
the signal Mnlon second, Rpton third and Fresno last
They had not dcse strides when Mnion got her
head in 'front.' persisted in keeping II there
she went OF from everything except the Sonoolh
fy. finished oniv length behind her. Tsylor doing
his best with whip and spur while Listened sat per
fecty STILL looking over his shoulder Fresno on whom
there was strong tip, could get through. being
pocketed and interfered with oil the way. stephanle'
tip paddock that region OF good things
got in the front flight but was never dangerous
Rfpton disappointed his hackers again. showing speed
THIRD RACE-PALIsADE STAKES. rHREbYEAK
oLDs. $50 EACH $500 ADDED. lis MILES
Mcclellan & Reaches b. c. Badge. BIZ The nLUsed;
S:.::: $:' ss: e il. s! 49,
oy' se'a' to % TarasUn IL to fssHB,ds. to 10
Raeesnd none.
Speciality and Daniela were withdrawn Mr.. BEL
declared with Raceland and supersttious
accepted the declaration omnous Of Race
lands defeat Accordingly the small investors them
put their Badge, counting Tara9on and Oyster
out of the hunt Garrison lost the race By holding
Badge cheap. lie overlooked the fact that CASTOR
of the Belmont stable was his chief opponent BY
laying too far back he Badge lead which Race
overcome,
half length. Oyster made the running for seven fur
longs Badge tapping him all and steadily gaining
on him. Passing the half Badge headed him. and there
after continued 10 draw at stride Garrison
took fright the turn and began send his mount for
ward great deal too early. At the furOnr Oyster
done and Rsceland strobe him hot pursuit Of
the leader Garrison riding with all the energy he
sessed But Badge kept and Raceland forced to
defeat Taylor rode the winner with corlendsble
skill and industry taking leaf from Gsrrissn's own
look. and clearly outiockeyins the " Snapper
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES SIS
EACH, $3.50 ADDED. IA MILES
George Hearts, B. surinam- by Joe Hooker Ads
Carter. Aietiae; aged. Ss TEayi.I} {
lakewood Stables b. oOnnomara 4 lls Gear ~
W. B. JsnHnsss g. Boss' los tear; 1OSiS \
W. c. Days b. h. The Bourbon. 6. OF teaI. gSl y
Time-2 :o3 81
Bsns to Boss 0 Tss bourbon
: to l.
fair and prompt sent the horses down the
homestetch nicely grouped that It was impossible to
say led As they passed the stand they began 10
spread out The Bourbon the rail- getting his head In
front OF Connemara, who was neck before surlham'
Montagu falling last place. Making the turn
surnsm gained rapidly and at the quarter he was In the
lead The Bourbon and Connemara tapping him 70 inc
shoulder The three In that order up 10 the PACK
stretch At the half surinam drew out and coming on
won by length Aretno getting up in the last furong
and beating Monngu neck for the place shAuer ny
too far out the for seven furionga ana "heh no
attempted bring MontaSu he was inserered with
| FIFTH RACE-sEAsIDB STAKES WELLER HANDI'
CAP. $40 EACH. 5000 ADDED. BIN FUN
g. Rowland by shannon Rsli t,;, yss
s. = MSt-i.;s Dr. Elns Is.. 12s lcS ss11sfB !
sra9.as' 4 f.S S:ass'ss s
: Ssl;:n: 1'es sa::r, lln tsss
3ss. syy hsisS sa s.b Ssan' N
Esr sss;s 81 b: Rsss II lilo Y:
lifting hiaa i. to esaR;ppS bs
10 Maroon 10 70 Bonnie Lad 70 to s11 70
g KIM < 4 IGs 10 Stocking T. 20 10
Rowland was nrs or but Garrison steadied him quickly
ard pulled him back permitting Genmound and Drske 70
do tho running homcstretch was reached Then
Rowland camo away and with the greatest possible
ease by two lengths King Idle head before Glenmound
SIXTH RAcE-PURsE 5000. SELLING lilo
MILES.
| O. r. wiseman's ch. g. Unique. By Dudley.Uns,
H:S:as.s ;.'S y,3 H:s: 4.ss
t ssssn: na ssa 80 a. fS
Ss@s e. & Es:4s &C.. IL H.
3. W. wsldens Oh. c. Refund 3 9s IRhesshinse, o
r. Niose' W. '"' i'"l' tMidseiyj o
Time-1 so Ia.
Housstenic 70 Malaria TO / Upiq nS, to L
3 ESISns s. s Valentine EVEN '''
TAYLOR had ridden with half the displayed in
the Pslisado Stakes St. Valentine would have won but
little EfSe easily ourode the Brighton Beacher. landing
Unique winner by Long Knight, third. was
beaten only head. The finish most exciting one.
the issue being IN doubt until the numbers went Up.
Bella lad for half mile and retired. Long Knight was
into the straight but St Valentine wretchedy see
sawed about BY Taylor and UNIQUE, we'll handled by
EIke. challenged him and beat him No bid for the
winner.
| SEVENTH RACE - HANDICAP sTEEPLECHAsE
PURSE s7oo. FULL COURSE
N G. LOrllaras b. Re,ribusiOn' by MG5s.%sr;
w G. Days b. g. Willie Palmer 4, 135 Green
Hampstead Stables b. G. schoOlmaster aged n lSs q
T. Frcnch's b. h Mentmore Q, 40 (Updykel o
W C. Daly's b. g. Jim McGowan, aged. 100 tpost ..
). p Dawes's br' O. BOe s,a. 4 dto fNevenS'
Betting to win--Ch.remagne to 8. Retrnuton to
to seho"m'.e w 10 70 p.,m sqos@S 80 TO l.
Charlemagne all the talk IN the paddock. Burton
laid IL TO against him tho opening and stood to lose
thousands dollars while other bookmskers cut the odds
down to to 8 with great precipitation Walker the
steeplechase jockey had controversy with Father BIZ
DAILY over Jim Mcowsn which ended in Post getting the
mount Walker said that the horse was sore and bound
to sulk Jim did sulk with vengeance, refusing to make
the slightest effort Bobstay also declined TO exert him.
self Chsnemagne and Willie Palmer made all the run
ming and the fsvorte just forging the front the
last lump but when he came nasty cropper landing
on his head his rider Reributon then closed
witt, Willie Palmer and Green rode the latter all over
the course zgzagging down the homestr-ch instead OF
ks.ninr his mount straight Retributon won by three
len2ths.
WINNING PRIZES AT TENNIS NETS.
yesterday unusual heat play at the
ladies, invitation Of the Staten Island Ah-
,.,o club continued vigorously All the air contest
ants and those worked with them In the mixed doubles
were excellent players that tho winners well deserve
the coveted prize. Play will be resumed on Monday
The was; 49, 1890
lam, bea. Miss f Wilson CO, OIL