New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

all except stonecrop and Harrisburg. who getting on In
the lead ran and second throughout the former win
ming easily by lengths between second and third
Gypsy Queen turned sharply round as the dag fell and
before F" could right her she was as good as left at
the post
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. THREE
YEAR OLDS $50 EACH $1,000 ADDED. Is MILES.
d. ID. withcrss b. Inverwick by King Ernes,;Inyer
s 4: .s r sSssss lyS s%:
browns Oh petaultsr no 100 B INisIo,|
Sdes n ssisP' s. sfHrsSsS nlS 100
Mo1Siss Dr. King idlc los car ito, Godfrey
Time-1 SO "a.
Betting TO win-Invcrwick to I, Guarantee 10 1.
Belle dor to l. Goodoo to /, Turagon to 1. King
Idle to l. Defaulter 10 TO 1. Kentucky Ban is to l.
Place-Inverwck 3 to 6, Gocdloe to 5.
Fiddler and Cousin Jecms were withdrawn. Kentucky
Ban the work for seven furlongs King Idle
running second Belle dor third and Inverwick fourth
When Kentucky Dan had his I'LL King Idle took up the
running and first into the homcstretch. Dcfaultcr
made n spt this point and showed in front but quickly
ppearcd In the ruck when the avorite and Goodioe
with him. Garrison. who had been waiting patient
w.. attempted 20 bring Guarantee, and for moment
he colt looked dangerous his effort only fash
In the pan. Inverwck. coming on without touch OF
whip spur with ridiculous ease by length. Good
oe beating TaraCon neck. Taragon was eight lengths
behind his field on the backsretch, and 1t odds
he'd never close the gap Little Palmer worked a rough
passage. The colt suiky as Eurus
FOURTH RACE-MONMOUTH CUP. 500 EACH,
So o0c ADDED "a MILES.
J. y. Haggin's b. f. Fiienzi. by Glenclg- Florida.
wfres.,s a El3 THS 1911 s, o,, MSg,
Time-3 :Os 10.
Betting to win-Eu,us to 5, Fhenzl to /. Elkwood
10 TO 5. Pace-Nonc
The Bard and Kingston withdrawn the Dryers
concluding they hal with their colt and
Trainer IIuggins giving It that he could with
Eurus. The public at large seemed TO think the old
good thing. but many bookmakers were doubt
full OF his nvncbility that they wiped El8wood and
Frcnz from their and laid only against the favorc
Gsrrison's mastery Workmanship the for Mr.
Ha. gin lie had waiting order. and he obeyel them
strictly that certain OF his backers grew nervous Eurus
made the pace from the fall OF the flag, leading Elkwood
length. while Frenh iraied three lengths in the rear
going well within herself under hard pull The order
was practically unchanged for mile Then M1rtln be-
gan to urge Ekwood slightly in the run UP the back
stretch. Mr. GRATIS closed with Eurus the half
mile post bringing Hayward to whip and slowly but
surely crept him. AS the two started abound the
long turn IT plan that Eu7us beaten. Nay
wards terrible whip and spur had no eject Oh that
The Bard had been there then Coming the straight
Garrison gave FiieDz her head AMI the FLY shot by
Eurus as II he going the other way. At the
long post she closed with EIkwooe. Garrison had
whip. He needed The nlly responded willingly
enough to his clever hands But Martin drew his whip
ana used 1t right vigorously though purpose. Gar
rison looked his at Suburban winner
smiled Grimy. shook Frcnzl. and ~ 1lly leaped
the 'front.' winning by neck Eurus beaten six
FIFTH IACE-uANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES e35
EACH. $3.50 ADDED 1 3i6 MILES.
GeSrge Hsarsts b. c. Bsnbridge, by King BanDxie's
G M n M t.af yrs o 20 io NsrTiIsIe}
Keystone stables b. F. Ten Booker, 9 100 d;Sodae5 8
j. j. Carer's b. h. Arctino aged, i1o tMartIm}
Timc-2 :O5.
Betting to win-Favor to 3, lie Logos ]. Ban.
bridge 10 to 1. Ten Booker 10 % J. Areno Is TO 1.
Place-Banbriigp 10 l. Fl:or a,re.
FIrcnzi was withirawn. Lc Locos under hard pull
went out to make the running tu cambridge passed. him
at the stand and made runaway race Of it, Mclaughlin
and Church kept waiting for the light weight come
back to bembut instead Of that he continued get further
and further away Favor after him the half
Mclaughlin using whip and but cambridge not
to be caught Narvcc frightened nearly death at
the finish. taking his whip and almost stopping his
mount. cambridge won however with something up his
ear, beating Favor dozen lengths six lengths between
second and third The look of mingled surprise and dis
McLauchn's face as he rode over the line will
be long remembered by Fayor's hackers.
SIXTH RACE-PURSE 5000 SELLING. FUR
LONGS.
George FOrbes's br. h. Rowland, by Shannon Riglln
J. !; iiyland's b. h. Grenadler g. io4 FsGer
c. T. Perry Co.'S CHI c. by EOIus Retreat 3: 100
Western Union Stables CHI. IN. Cacra s. 1Gi
Equity Stables CHI + La Claire, 5. 1913 (NeS%eyer5
ST.. Hs. nss5s io'
o,
T1me-l IL.
Betting to win-Rowland to 8. Grcnadler to l.
Caera 5 to l, Retreat colt TO 1. Umpire 10 l. Raid
10 to l. Choua 10 to Mia 12 to l, Louida Is l.
La Claire 90 /, Pisa gelding % Place-I;owland
3 s. Grenadicr to 8.
This the first division OF the divided race There
was ,iresome delay at the post and much breaking
away. Choula in front when the flag fell, but
Garrison who had $50 his mount hurried that
nate brute into the lead and kept him there end
Row. w ham hV a and n half
Grenader poorly ridden four lengths before
colt No bid for the winner.
SEVENTH RACE-PURSE 5000. SELLING. @ FUR
LONGS.
Madison Stables ch. I. Lackawanna by Genelg-
p +; fgi.iierf :, h. Housaonic, 5 .ilO CGocdaie
y %sinssrdts b. e. TSsers as Ss iol (csufsS S g
Y spsf Mf. Blk rc fS@ iiGPo Me1aS GisiS5
fSF ess S vSa Ese loo 90 MaPs
r. wiliams's CHI M Queen of Hearts, 5, 81
Z Tyap.'s b. & nOT Ssns.:: % Money!
r. W waidcn's b. t. satisfaction "a g. 100 RGeshnej
Timc-1 rs 1-2
Betting to win-Housatonic Q TO I, Portland 3 10 l.
Freedom to /, Queen OF Hearts to !, Golden Reel
to l, Lackawanna 10 to l. Ocean 10 to H. Rosiere 10
to l, Howcrson Is to I, Volatile 90 to l. Satisfaction
90 to l. Banker 80 to l. Place-Lackawanna 4 to l,
IIousatonc TO s.
This the second half of the divided 1t was
Laekawanna first, the others nowhere. The FLY OF
in and danger winning by lengths
in fast time. Housatonic beat Freedom a length The
winner bought IN by her owner for s1,450. al
OF $3.50 the entered price. BY oversight
Of the auctoneer she knocked down another
at 1,35o and had to be put up again
THE GERALDINE ROSARIUM MATCH
The match between Geraldine and Rosarum, 81 900 /
a side, $3.50 forfeit half mile, viii be TO morrow
as the seventh on the Monmouth programme, |
Immediately preceding the stccplechasc. Each animal
Is to carry 1l5 pounds. 1t IS extremely doubtful II
Mr. Gebharl make this weight As he ran down |
Inc clubhouse steps yesterday his way to the ring |
be looked comfortable at 1G5. Even Mclaughlin |
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