New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-15

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Betting To wln-Pontiac to 5, Laredo TO j. Choc
taw /. Duke OF Bourbon to l. Britannia 20 to l.
the others 90 to 90 TO 1 each. Place-Pontlac none
Laredo TO 8, Choctaw even, Duke Of Bourbon to =
Britannia to l. the others 10 70 25 20 1 each.
Auction pools-Pontao $40, Laredo s4S field $500
Mutuals-Bannio straight paid s2s7 55 place 500 90
Laredo place s15 30.
Laredo and Choctaw in front at the fall OF the
flag. Duke Of Bourbon, coming with rush from the
passed everything like fash, and taking the lead
the first post set a merry pace. His flight was very
At The quarter he departed for the the two
year-od Enquiry favored by his feather weight sailing
into the He did not last long either for Britannia
and Pontiac quickly dispatched him. Coming into the
stretch Pontiac seemed have the his mercy but
suddenly McLaughlins whip went up and the -Subur
ban winner fell back Britannia took command, and
he broke blood-vesscl nothing could catch him.
He with ridiculous by a length and a half
laredo second, head before Pontiac. third Choctaw
good fourth.
SECOND RACE-SwEEPsTAKEs. s25 EACH. $3.50
ADDED. lie MILES.
Dwyer1 o Brothers b Inspector b.. by Enguirsr;
Si'i NosSsy sar 1 ESpesa s. os NsrMm sn
oae B so%es sn 's o. sae s's
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Walter GRATIS b. Ausr;ans. 4. 07........ (Decker)
Time-1 :5514. &
Betting to win-Irspector b. to s, wilfred to 1,
Longlght to 1, Joe Lee t, the each Is to
Place-Irspe tor none Wilfred even, Longlight To
Joe Lee 2 to 1, the others each TO ].
Auction poos-Inspecor b. $50, Wlircd $50, field $50
Mutuals-Inspector B. straight paid s1o 95. place
90 As; Longlight, place. $40 40.
Pirate and Inspector b. made the between them to
the head OF the homcsrotch, where they parted company
Pirate moving rearward and the Inspector cutting loose
for home. Little Newmeycr kept riding hard he
could until he crossed the .ine and then looking back dis
covered that his rCunt had by twenty lengths
Longght got on last and the quarter post his
chances for the place looked hopeless he down
all opposition and beat Pirate four lengths.
THIRD RACE-FoAM STAKES Two.YEAR-oLDs
$50 EACH $1,000 ADDED. FIVE FURLoNGs.
s. s. Browns b. Buddhist, by Hindoo- Emma Han.
Emery Co.'S sh Single Stone Us (w. poneR@s Z
r. p Ashes b. c. FioodTide' 1i5 -. :. Tii1patreR 0
RWSI poe b. en- AnrP ma9w11d az lis
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c Gass.fs 81 c Pecia }2 a ag1cK
w. &. BAYS b. b. l. Le ' Barefoot liz PSme
]. b. Haggn's CHI. c. Ransom, 115 (Garrison) o
Time-1 :03.
Betting to win-Buddhist to s. Brussels TO 1. RAN
som to 1. Aurania to 1. Hayward to 1. Howe to
/, the others to 80 to l. Place-Buddhist s. Brus
sells to 8. Ransom to s, Aurania to g. Hayward 2
to ], Howe TO 1. Single Stone to 1, the others to
10 to
Auction pools-Buddhist $685. Dwyer pair 800 Ransom
eS5, Hayward $40 field 800.
Mutuals-Buddhist straight paid e12 49, place % 90
Single Stone, place, SAL 05.
Brussels first OF, Aurania last Hayward took the
lead at the furong post Little Barefoot and FloodTide
tapping him to the neck. Buddhist fourth neck before
Brussels Hayward outpaced at tho head OF the
stretch Here Buddhist advanced with smooth and steady
stride, and gaining comfortable advantage, held IL to
the end, winning ceverly by length. Single Stone
ond, half length before Brussels Aurania close fourth
Ransom bad last although he could not complain Of
the start for he among the leaders when the flag
fell. Auranla oyerhaued many competitors, but could
never get up to the first division.
SWEEPSTAKES 500 EACH, $1,000 ADDED.
Ia MILES.
Walter GRATIS ch. h. Elkwood, by EolusMnn An
drews, D years, 1lS ID Martin)
Chicago Stables CHI. Terra Gotta 4, 100 (Kley) 2