New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

with logged persstency These two drew away from
their opponents and disputed with each other every e
OF ground the head Of the homestretch herc
fayorite succumbed but she dropped BACK oeae
Champagne Charlie got up and challenged Radiant
very stubborn finish resulted In favor OF Radiant VINO won
by length Champagne Charlie two lengths oe'orc 'ne
Mimi AlIy Superior horsemanship decided the coh"s"
Champagne Charlie better ridden would have won 70 .
certainty but could not finish against Dononue
who rode Radiant with Judgment and skill ,,,,,,-,.
SECOND RACE-PURsE $3.50 SPECIAL WEi'hi|'
ONE NILE.
McCleiiand & Roches b. c. Badge. by The isusea,,
T. 9 PaIVs bS yrs d }SS J. saeld
B. b \ h ESlsP' b sf SsI'%s"a
F.. sass IT, ynISfs: q rsis
ovid closely attended by Badge, made the running ior
six furlongs As they turned into the naosc
took the lead. and coming ON won At ms leisure "
two lengths; Ovid length and half before oarsman
Leex was beaten off, Eleve, Aaric King Idle, Mollies
Last and Bronzomarte were withdrawn. I
THIRD RACE-MAHoPAC HANDICAP. $50 EACli'
81 800 ADDED lie MILES.
wheeler & Fairess CHI. Paragon by renper W,
La.sasney Broshefs eh g. CLIMAX s. d Ms wa%pIs9
Chicago s'aDss en- . tMcLaughiInJ 9
Gilman to j. piace-Parason none Climax even. 7
Mutuals paid Sll %.
climax took the lead OF the start and made des-
perae attempt 70 get away from his two opponents but
Paragon revelllng In the mud closed with MN NJ .he
quarter AMI OF the clubhouse passed him. Thereai'er
the issue was never in doubt Running well WITHIN nm
s,lf Paragon continued draw away, winning In the
possible manner by three lengths, Climax dozen
lengths before Terra Gotta who abomnaby through
out declining to make effort in any part OF the race
Longitude did start, as there was no fourth money
FOURTH RACE-PURsE $1,000 TliREE'fEAh-
OLDS SPECIAL WEIGHTS. LILO MlLEs
Dwyer Brothers Dr. TOrdham by Se,,mper
r. Y Hsspe aos Co.'s Dr. c. Eicve ss Anderson
Chicago Stables CHI sanialeae rs fLanghS9|
ss sfsssrss s., Her hSEasG
M al%'e e. S Ia Iori ia riswSy los Tayo
frsahness Stables 81 Slime, MG9a a los 'r''p
Post odds: To win-Fordhaln II to 8. Joe lee to l.
Fss!s'9s SSs rs
L Nnaa 10 paid ~ s2o 90 0''"' 10 ~ W
Fordham got away in and made the whole OF the
running, winning in walk by two lengths san'a,ehN
should have been second, but Mclaughlin went 10 Seep
and let Elege steal the place by head Her Lyship
20, we'll for six turlongs and died away. Barrister
and Raccand did not start and Monagus jockey never
made effort. -
FIFTH RACE-uEAvY WEIGHT HANDICAP SWEEP
STAKES sooEACH. 300 ADDED. SEVEN FUR
LONGS.
Lucas yrs 1872 I$2 ,as ,a rI1nn1shif3S
j. b Higgins br MtrsOeags 3 1913 CGaFTiS0n' 0
Pos. odds To win-King Crab to s. Cambyses to !,
MiIabeau to l. pOcatelo to l. flaee-0amOs'e' u
Mutuals paid ala IS.
Mirabeau was In front at start but Garrison pulled
him back to rear where he remained throughout the
Journey Fitzr began urging his mount at the fall OF
the flag and Canbyses responded vigorously that he
soon had his opponents at his heels The further he went
the bigger gap he opened In the homestretch he was
four lengths before King Crab and Pocatco who were
head and head. while Mirabeau was beaten on FIT
forgot that the furlong beyond the judges
stand and as Cambyses neaed the regular line the Dare
deytu Quit riding and turned in his saddle to see what
had become OF his opponents Cambyses gradually slowed
down 10 an easy cantor seeing which, Mclaughlin alert
and active dug his spurs into King Crabs Hanks ana win
desarng effort the fsvorte strove to creep upon ie
heels Of the unsuspectng gray Fizs peaked face was
wrcathea with smiles Of victory. Suddenly the grand
stand trembled with mighty shout" Go on, Fitz 90 on
Fizl 90 orr "ritz" looked back OF the waving hats
and handkerchief their meaning flashed upon him.
began riding with terrific energy. Another seconds de-
lay would have lost him the race. for as Cambyses
crossed the line King Crab at his saddle
SIXTH RACE-PURsE 5000. SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS
j. shone's b. g. Drumstek. BY Dainacard9chs; Apple
T T9. b VITA M1ia, !, i 49, b SSH5s
Gas., gssi 3 riSfoS% 1SS 1i
Jefferson Stables br {. Allentown. 3, "a (Rehiyl
NJ. Jordans b. T. Flageoieta. 4: 10J CLittleiieid(
NJ r. Danahcr's CHI. n. Syntax. ), lOl (1oodae)
p pryor.: b. C9ar1eI n;, So 70 Mof 'oae
Tme-1 10 "a.
'S al's'Ss's sfR%s
Chamer 80 to l. Syniax 80 l. Pisa gcldIng 80 TO l.
Place Drums..ck to 8. Umpire
Mutuals paid S35 10
Volta led for moro than half NILE In the stretch
Umpire and Druustick passed him and the most dcs-
perate finish OF the day ensued Drumstck ouilasting
Umpire and beating him short head. Maia close up.
The bid his for 81, 050. Charmer
boted the clubhouse tur but Jones rlghted her and
rode the out.