New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
r.ou,msu, place, seAo Total number of tickets sold,

a151.
There was general regret when The Bards name went
up among tho scratches Tea Tray also withdrawn,
but wnona was put in at the last moment Little 0sser
took Baldwin y to the front at the first Jump and she
led procession for more than mile When tho racing
began In earnest stepped aside Esqulmau and Bel
yderc moved up together rapidly from their
opponents they headed home. The finish brought
the spectators their feet Equlmau had the best OF
IL until they passed the betting ring but Shauer never
ceased driving Bevidere and the brother OF Sir Dxon
not TO be outdone by the yeungser got in tho Inst
sixteenth and by half length Esqumau ridden out
four lengths before Queen Of Elizabeth.
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. lis MILES.
W. Iakelands b. h. Exile by Mortemerseeona Hand
f v snedefer's. CHI coodlce,. 8, g lHy nes; 2
Lamasney Brothers br. g. Brown Duke ,v,,,,. 1OS
Auction pools-Brown Duke 1920 Exile $3.50 field $50
Mutuas-Exilc straight paid s11 TO- place ss co; Good
Toe. place, $40 o5. Total number of tickets solo,
1881
Brown Duke didn't weather and refused to try
yard running last all che way Exile was in better
humor and made the running throughout Raymond heading
him in one spurts but falling back after each enort
Exile by head the lightly weighted Goodloe pressing
him close at the finish Raymond third, was beaten only
neck.
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $780, 111o MILES.
Cotton BSye's b. m Ietra by Tom n ofhilfrss
NJ \. Noian's b. g. LOnelight, s. 81 fAndeTscn( 2
J. J. Hylsnds b. T. Maggie Mitchell. 4, 10f Fisherl
II. Bradey's b. &. King B.. aged 1O2 (Doahe) U
Time-1 SO 10.
Auction pools-Letritia $780, Maggie Mitchell $780,
field s115.
Mutuals-Letritia straight paid 50 95, place 81 as.
Longght place. $40 So Total number OF tickets soid'
1920
Locust and Richmond being Withdrawn. Letrita had an
easy task She made play with her horses for mile and
then dropped them winning without effort by length
and half. Longligh staggering. length before Maggie
Mitchell
SIXTH RACE-PURsE $780, SELLING. SIX FUR
Frank Tayor's b. T. Maia, by Telemachus-May d.;
W. p. BurcH's blk. c. Boccaccio 4. 112 GIgGs)
Lamasney Brothers oh. m. Little Minnie g. 100
II. Mcoarons b. g., Savage 8. 81 penny Q
+. Burgess's b. M. Shamrock. 8, 106 [Douglas) U
II. S. Newtons CHI G. Marsh Redon, aged ia
W. Loycrs p, G. by Long Taw- Pisa, 3 81 CMgllally
g. D; Frederieks's br sam Parker g. 81 (AnSerson
Mexican Stables b. q. Peekaeoo. g. Ill >. (Shauep U
Time-1 90 3D.
Auction pools-Marsh Redon 1920. Maia $780, Little
Minnie $500. Boccaceio $50. field $780,
Mutuals-Maa straight paid $50 95. place $40 05 Boo
caccio place, s24 So Total number OF tickets Sold 5l0
Marsh Redon. falling to get of in front was never IN
the race All grouped the head OF the hornestrech
where Maia and Boecaccio drew away and made an eX
citing finish They seemed locked together they strug
gled. Stones swerved under every blow OF his
whip forcing Boccaccio almost into the outer rail- They
went by the Judges together that It looked like
dead heat There was considerable delay in running up
victors number but It turned out to be Maa first by
nose Boccacco second. lengh and half before Little
Minnie No bid for the winner