New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-31

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DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE PURSE O.. Don. CNE MILE
pwrcr Brothers Dr. c. Kingston. by spend,hri,
chsa srsn Sabss c ch Terra Gotta j. lis McauGhh
". u. jennings CHI n: Te9 Doe, O. lis tGarri'o~
Post odds: To Wilmington to g. Terra Gotta II to
Telie ,d Doe o1 10 !; kingston $50 field sso
MuiuSis paid IS 80
A King Crab, King and Prose didn't to look
1t the heels Of Kingston and Terra Gotta they prudeny
remained in their stables What business Tee Zoe had
in the race Is Of conjecture. She was beaten In
the arst furlonR McLauRhn's only chance OF beating
Kingston lay In getting from him as quick and as
,.r a. possible So began driving Terra Gotta from the
fall Of the nag. The Westerncr opened gap OF ave
lengths and remained In front for seven furlonRa Murphy
gave Kingston his head In the homcstretch ana the son
Of Kapanga strobe Terra Gotta without enor winning
under q pull BY half . length. McLsushlin rode with
desperation but 1t avaied him nothing. Telie Doe was
beaten on an
EACH, $1,000 ADDED lilo NILES
cAie.so stables b. h. EsmOn' by qsf,srh1'a
G. I's Se ias y Specially. g. 1os sEiIks
s'%s! .ssa 3 si.s; i% s:$s1
Time-l 40 10.
ol rsis seds 10 II bohemian Il to
Unique so to l. llace-E9m,nt non, Speciality 70 D.
Mutuas paid ~ 80.
Grsette was reserved for the fourth race Specially
and Bordcl,ise mad. tn, running for nearly mile Ee'
ont tanning both rnd dropping with in the last
furonr lie clcverly by q length. BordeiaSe
swerved badly and Specially got second place oy TWO
lengths. ons
sloo EACH. g., 500 ADDED. SIX FUHl.oNGs.
D. J. Mccarthy & Brothers oh. c. Sorrento by Joe
oose,RCsa b. Ills ,15 Mcia srson
S sssu1st ssees TSs T'o1f:: liz { Tn
Svys, mSs1'ss CHI ddes'
r BrHMn' ,h Dr. p, Se" Ii'n Bowling Vim liz SIphy}
j. C. iIardys eh M% Tns- la1 1 liz 'o0V"S'0"
Post odds: To --D!ablo to g. senora 10 =
nU%ns 10 90 to 80 to
/. Sorrento to l. piahlo . to TO- p,,...s Row.
ling as ISL oregon PSeas- siS SO held $50. ~ w.
Mutuals paid s4s Is.
Erie was withdrawn. No fault could be found with
the start Mclaughlin up his old tricks again. took
Sorrento out very quickly, and keeping HIN In 'front.' al
the way Sorrento by two lengths Garrison louheed
along with Dabo II there were nothing to beat Daoo
cot of second but fell and made effort to get up
until he entered the stretch. Then the snapper
curcd his back rode. Dabo dropped everything Dut
Sorrento That kept up his best Hicks ana was
never in danger Disblo beat The Loness TWO lehs'hS
Senorita was cut down carly in the race.
W
EACH 81 500 ADDED 11-s MILES.
E. j. Baldwn's br. Z. Grisette, by Genee i Malta
e; r $s$
T. J. ba It b. Nellie Mctarihy's Last 5N E IGt
J. D. Morrissey' TinI nnpe 'SG 10S 'l'''ehe'o
enc to hamburg parT " f Il to nom. M0'e'
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the others nowhere Baldwin nlly led from emo 10
end and without being hurried In the least won os TWO
lenetha Exile waited his oppon.ns until reaching
the half Then he passed his field like nash but could
never close with Grisete. neck between second anu
FIFTH RAcE-puRsE $1,000 Two.YEARoLDs.
SELLING. SIX FURLONGS.
W. Gratr's blk &. Cartoon. by ReformClsra. u2 NJ
H psus,sls 100 Ia HlgsS
1ppeb H'sa 1osns son As.'s sss
j. E. M Re'si p S sssarsn 'sss"aro
h s ea1ss1 70 10 roo''a
Auction poos-Marsao $50, Brussels sl6 sii'ek $40
Mutuals paid e33 49,
Cartoon led all the way and won py TWO length"
Murphy and Garrison evidently overlooked him. Tor they
DO riding against each other without regard Tor
thing else In the When 1t dawned upon their
sluggish nteects that Cartoon was not going to walt for
them they began ride. but 1t too late Brussels
beat Marsac o length Nobody wanted so wrciched
plug the winner and his owner was permitted 10 Keep
him.
SIXTH RACE-PURsE $1,000. SELLING. ONE
MILE
R. W. waacn's b. f. Satisfaction, by scnsa,on;Gul;
Cbicaec Stables ch M Jennie Mcfarland. !. 10
Behman Brothers ch g: Droughton aged Il? Iiarai 3
Jersey Height, Stables b. c. Mclaughlin, a. IL q
" sasseeNs cisnsgr'y, T. 1l5 M1Itaq si~% o
Le Sisas,s ch g. EN- Iy,on. los tAndcrsn
T. Nhis's b. hr% j%aaS q s SSsd 100 'car'i~"
Pos. odds: To win-iimalaya s to 8 Mclaughlin to !;
i S to Nst.s"a 10 to C I@aa
i, nrIug gennc Ms 70 nag" 10 - 70
M MGrt,ss paid pad ssG Is. '0'
Broush,on led to the head Of the homestrctch with
Glenspray running second and Satisfaction third Salts
faction In the straight and won good race by
three lengths, Jennie Mcfarland getting up in the last
stride and beating Boughton head for second place
No bid for IInalaya ntcrfered with Oh
the first turn and fell his knees. This took him out
Of the The Idalta colt came in lame
CLOSE OF THE SARATOGA MEETING.
THE VILLAGE PEOPLE TAKE POSSESSION OF
THE COURSE-FINE FINISHES THE ORDER
OF THE DAY.
Saratoga Aug. 30 (Spcclal).-Every Saratogian. man
or woman. believes 1t duty 10 90 70 the races on the
last day. They claim the occasion as their own ana
the professional element IL lost In crush OK crnoihe
that IL not si any other track SO great was the
crowd today that the ticket sellers overwhelmed
and the nrst had be delayed twenty minutes in
order give the people an opportunity OF getting the
full value Of their money There were ten women 10
one man grand stand. which was literally packed
and the buzz OF mingled with hystercal
shreks and especially during the seeplc-
chase parayzing. The regulars were rcesaied 10
the betting ring and stretch. and saw Whatever
they could from points The racing element were
lt oh ead mo -