New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-08

III toI stnpcfyIng to sec honorable gentlemen permit
cruel so brutal so ,rsToety Of sport a. stcopc
chasing has become in these days TO go OH a'
Park ,.or ,,s deIohtful tho
manaaemcnt worthy OF tho highest praise inc r''"s
prompt and excellent
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICP swEEPsIAhno,c F
EACH. 5000 ADDED. SEVEN FURLoN's'
Dwyer nro.hcrr' Inspector b. Py c fSSshdf,
r LoTard rs gr cambyses' A. lC2 r !e% narieR
r. b Jennnrss ch. swift. aged rs G%SdiIIG cT
S5nss es ' h. Grown B. HT1 ceve,Sd - HeoSs
i Stewart sons ch Gypsy Baron G,o 4, 30
Edcmont Stables b. c. Tenany. 4. % (Ehke)
Betting to wn-Bradford to 1. Swift to l. In,
spector d. to l. Cambyses to l. Grover OIevcad
to l. Brother Ban 10 to 1, Amalgam 10 70 l. Deiaui ~
TO l. Tenany % Portland 30 to gypsy boon "
10 1 Place-Inspector H. 10 l, Bradford even
The only certainty in the race was Withdrawn Inc
horses started in the chute after long de"S' A"Sp
b. getting the best Of the send OIL. In inc run " 1no
Quarter he opened gap three lengths and there was
-, terrific scramble 10 close with him. Mclaughlin
steaded him started down the backstretcn anu
nermItted Grover Cleveland and Bradford to get thei
heads in front on lower The inspector hei
the rail. however, and when Mclaughlin called on MN
At the head Of the homesretch he came away ana won oy
length Bradford second, the same tcfore CambyseS'
SECOND RACE-HOPEFUL STAKES TWo.fhAh
oIDs 800 EACH $500 ADDED FURLoNGS
d. D. witherss Dr. c., by Sensation averdae il5 y
J. 3 Hagglns br. Winfield, i15 rIE, ea5riiSR,
nIowns If Es c y, 12S 10 oi1yiMnc c3
nwycr Brothers br c Brussels, 1i5 McLaughIa@
G. wnlbau"' CHI c. sl T,meIi TO- Ito 'D''
Broke down behind.
Betting to wln-Dabo to 1, Reporter 3 TO l. fores
King to l. Faverdalc colt 1, Winfield to l. Brus-
sells TO T. Singlesone IL to T. VaTout 40 to l. flace
| -Favcrdac colt to S, Winfield to l.
Buddhist was withdrawn. TO prompt and fair start
the Faveriale colt first away, followed closely ~
| BRUSSELS winfield Single and Reporter DaDlo
was last Fitzpatrick to know what TO do
with him. finding difficulty in placing hm properly Jar
rson took his mount to the front quickly ana Wihhciu
made the running and around the turn coming INV
the stretch Reporter the lead followed By the
Faycrdae colt 1t anyhodys race as they squafel
away for home. all riding hard AZ the furlohg post
the black shot dropping his horses As Il 'neS
were anchored and coming alone won by two lehgths
half length between second and third singlesone was
moving up on the turn he suddenly collapsed ana
fell behind Blaylock pulling him to walk 1t was
thought that he was down, there were no marks
| TO show It. lie fell lame behind
| THIRD RACE-LONG BRANCH HANDICAP. sou
| EACH $1,000 ADDED Ia MILES.
prea,xness Stables b. C. Delvdere by Bietjaeonet,
Swy SA BrotS SS b. e Khrsoh l2i (McLapEn
4 + Ashes b. C. Trlbouet 4, 100 {Kelly
w. Ssan m@sEsv g. B. Dun na&Die % Tydcs
swan 5 SsSe' en- + r ESsos s. III chursh
Appleby Johnson's CHI c. Stockt1dn, ,,va',d ~
Tme-olO1e
BETTING to Wilmington even, EkwOod to l. Eurus
to l. Trboule l. Belvdere 10 to l. Favor ~ 10 l.
lie Ioros Is TO l. Stockton j. to l. Dun6oyne 10 TO D.
pa,hrloe % TO / Pirate 20 70 l. Place-BclvIdere TO
!. Ekwood even
Fjrenz did not start. Kingston in the lead when
rho Tag fell on good start Bevldere second Eurus
third Stockton fourth and EIkwood last In the run 70
the grand stand took the lead but on the turn
Favor went and made the running up the OackScon'
lie Iogos tapping him TO the shoulue Ming
ston running easily fourth place and Ekwooa bringing
Nh the rear Pirate led around the big bend Irioouc'
imnroved his position and the Held swung
into the homestretch he in the lead hall length
before Kingston, Favor third. lie Logos DunOoyne ban
bridge Pirate and Stockton beginning to fa oacH a.
the pace grew and the battle was left to the LaNy
weights Trboulct the first to 60 under Favor
followed and the big horse retired kingston ue
clear. Everybody supposed the race was won EuruS
mado his run but being neither long nor ast WAS
Quickly shot Within hundred yards OF the post there
was sudden from behind and before the spectators
could recover their amazemen Beldere chased oy
Flkwooi nashef the line ahead OF Kingston winning
ceyerly by neck, EkwoOd beating the fayorlte by
head The race unsatisfactory and the time slow
These are the fractions: o26 Ia, o:52 3D. lis Ia
AZ 10. .: 1-2
FOURTH RACE-LoRILLARD STAKES THREE
YEARoLDs. $3.50 EACH $4,000 ADDED
Dwycr Brothers Dr. c. Sir Dixon by BiletJaconet =,
Us pi,ax0. e To-. Angeles, 1is , SAr@sirons}
l. j. csssatrs MsIa9der us G aSo1nci}
~ 5xy 5Sr Bioihe SS b. Bella r. lis CFrzPatricS
eg magains sn b. c C. TilamdS lis GARRISON
Time-2 81 IL.
Betting to win-slr Dixon even, Prince Royal 10 to s.
rltzjames to /, Los Angeles to l. Bella d. to l.
Defence 10 Maraudcr l2 to l. owas 20 to l. race
Sir Dixon to ., Los Angeles B TO l.
Bend!eo Guarantee and Refund were withdrawn. ror
the fourth time Sir Dixon and Belvdee fuh Dothers'
have run and the same day This coincidence
alone tenpcd many doubcrs back Sir Dixon for the
, | Iorard Bevldere having Just won the Long Banch
| Handicap The Dryers. doubtful OF the colts ability
20 beat Prince Royal aud FitzJanes sent Bea d. 10 inc
most 10 help him. backing the hy little Tor place.
Mclaughlin rode a waiting Bella H. going out 70
make the running Tapped by Los Angeles she led the
way for nearly mile, when firing badly she dropped
c hack Los Angeles took the woIk then ana leauh4
4 roura the lower turn showed the into the home
y stretch Mclaughlin had been steadily creeping up
co had Garrison although Fizames did not seem to rur
r kindly Marauder beaten a nile from home ahc
g owas was never dangerous. Defence could never Re
10 the front after timid effort In the nrst quarter
coas away for the final struggle Sir Dixon. who ha.
been shut out on through his horses VIII
sweeping stride and at the fuong pole was IN Supie
d command The issue thereafter was never III uouo'
q The others continued to punch at him. but coulo no
II reach him and he easily enough by three lengths
four between second and third Garrison pu'ea w AIT
II Ftzjames finished last
C FIFTH RAoE-coRINTHIAN STAKES wELIEi
WEIGHT HANDICAP. $50 EACH, 5000 ADDED
| SIX FURLONGs.
J. C. Cornehlson's Dr. G. King Crab by Kingdshei.Car,a
pS yrsi Sc en-. C. Fulton t. i22 GBayIocl3
:, | Aprlcby Johnson's b.. c. Miracle 10 ual wafu(
X - ~ streets CHI. c. Niagara, 4, l2B tShauei
,. X C. Liyingston's en- f. Puzzle, T. 10 LIilNe,
: g. T Perryfs br. c. Regulus, 3, 121 tGarfls"i)
c A. J. Cassatt's ch. t. rotuancc, l2o tflkl1lrc3
Y | Davis & I.alrs oh. s. Knight OK Nlnton, s. i5V
q r. n Mllers b. h. Harry Russell, D. ~, AiAtueheul
g Theodore Bryan's ch Bonnie Lad a, IL 1' ~
e Mrs q; l.. Lorls rd's ch c., by sensations luI,a D.