New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12

Auction pools-Bess s4oo. Ben Ali s1so. Maxim nlly
| $40, field s55
| Mutuais-Bess straight paid s1o 10. place 81 so
Maxim lly place $40 s5 Total number of tickets Sold
| SECS.
There was scramble TO get Ben Ali when the
betting began. but Pttsburg Phil" piled the money on
Bcss and the public followed suit, making Bess hot
favore when she went 10 the post Ben Ali was ILL.,
tempered and spoiled by refusing to break
with the others At last the redoubabe Jim Scpo
Africanus chased him of with clods and sticks and the
rascal got away third, Letra leading and Bess close
second. Letrita remained In until all entered
the homcstretch and closed Then she departed for
the Bess drew out quickly and home chased
by tho Maxim FLY, who gave her no rest. She by
neck. the Maxim lly second, length before Ben AL
Garrison nourshed his whip with apparent vigor, but
his mount stubbornly refused to win second.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE $780, SELLING. ONE MILE
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Auction pools-Banner Bearer s225 Portland sSo,
Pssha $50, TTolic $40. Maa s25, field eos
Mutuals-Banner Bearer straight paid 81 so, place
IS 30 Refund place s2o as. Total number of tickets
sold, 37ss.
The favorlte first of, but Williams didn't hurry
him and Calca the furlong post. She
made the running the head Of the homesretch Banner
tapping, Pasha close third. The Cassat cast
OFF took the lead when squared away for home and there
after never in danger winning cleverly by half
length. Refund, who arrived about noon from Mon
Park, got off In the rear, losing much ground.
He closed the gap. however and running entirely around
his horses got the place. two lengths before Calera Ban
Bearer was entered for $1,000. He won 80 easily
Garrison wanted buy him, and the jockey the
ds IN
and kept the horse at s3OO5.
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE PURSE
300. SHORT COURSE
Avondac Stables b. 6. Glenbar by Genelg Jentling,
He%psead Stables ch m Mystic aged iso (Scanicn) .
FaRh a hssas S c s'a0S %n sRsa sy
] l. Ksrncehsns Big Mckenzie aged 1872 tcallanhan5 Q
r Bradleys b. 6. Elphin, 3, 1877 (Pope) .
No time taken.
FELL
Auction poos-Elphln s1Go. Mystic ss5 Glenbar $50,
Mckenzie 49, field $50.
Mutuals-Glenbar straight paid $40 as. place 90 30;
Mystic place s14. Total number of tickets sod 1884
When the flag fell all made mad break for the first
jump, three-foot hurdle by the clubhouse. Ephin,
who only carrying his jockey but his Jockeys
money the quickest his feet and reached the OBJ
length and half ahead of Glenbar. Pope did not
pretend to lift him and the false prophet fell rolling over
and leaving his rider in the dust Glenbar came down
upon the PROSTATE jockey, striking him square in the
face cutting it horribly, breaking Popes nose and knock
Ing several teeth out OF place. Ihese lougeu IN MS
throat and with the blood came near choking him to
death. Mystic and Glenbar made the First ono
led then the other The issue was in doubt until they
took the last hurdle. Genbar gained by an easy flight
and by three lengths Mystic second twenty lengths
before Sanford, third, the others beaten off, Pope was
borne to the paddock stretcher At late hour he
unconscious but Dr. Bradley did not think he would
die he did not appear to be injured in any vital part
is the best stecplechase riders in America He
is mulatto, and was born in South Carolina.
THE LAST DAY OF THE MEETING.
The meeting will close to-day with some excellent
contests 1t is pity that The Bard IS not at Jerome
Park, or he would undoubtedly start in the West
chester Handicap at $50 pounds and win It, His
running alone would bring many people to the track,
as no undoubtedly not only the best around race
horse in America, but also the most popular IL Mr.
Cassatt were in the metropolis Of this hemisphere in
stead Of in the gay French capital tho champion OF
American tbOroughbreds now in training would GER
tanly at the representative and Independent Amer
ican racecoure-the only one that does not bow to
the atOn Of the bookmakers-but Mr. Cassatt, un-
fortunately is In Paris, and his imperial horse Is under
the control of influences that seek private advantage
rather than the best interests Of the turf The Hag
gin Stable ought then to win the Westchester Handicap
with kureia, while Bevidere should get second place
Appleby g. Johnson should win the first race with
their colt Hayward who Is named after their celebrated
Jockey, and who IS said to be a fair two-year old
wyndham Walden should get second place with Howe,
who is reported to be nearly as good as Holiday.
The second should go to Mr. Withers's Cyclone
colt who is now in excellent FORM Lamasney Brothers
ought to get second place with Brown Duke or Climax,
whichever they start.
The the Titan course-the fourth in number
seems to belong rightly to Laredo and Fitzroy may
run second.
If the secplcchase jockeys will kindly permit ono
steepechase to be honestly and solely upon its
merits, Referee may win the steepechase Harry Mann
second.
FIRST RACE-TwO YEAR-OLDs. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
FIVE FURLONGS.
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