New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-21
THE FAVERDALECOLT AGAIN
WINNING THE ALGERIA STAKES
A LIVELY FINISH UNDER THE WHIP AND
BRILLIANT VICTORY.

A., .ces wou,d he sim larger. But the attractions
~ the sport and the are snch that inc
continues excellent. in spite OF the c'o"o' anu =
agreeable weather on every day so far ies'c'u's
.fcrnoon passcd of smoothly With inc es"hs ''"
,.s,s and with the best OF management, judging anu
starting Colonel simmons was assisted IN 'he luuss
stand by Mr.. Withcis and Mr. Galway ]" VIZ rus
in which the masters Of Broofdale ana i1cd""es'
had no starters The chief contest was lor 'h'
Algeria stakes and the ravcrialc colt was the iaVore
-, %, Only three Others ran, Fresno, Scnoriia
and Gypsy Queen Gypsy Queen acted al 'he p''.
as If possessed of a legion of evil spirits she oeu
and swcrved all over the track, ana spo'cu a ""' ,
Of what but for her would have been good star's.
Finally when they were all togctscr, MI Nau~on
caught the suspicious moment ana droppcu ''o n
10 perfect send-oF. Gypsy trac,
rushed out and took ,Y.vr INC mo, ed
M with the Faverdale colt and led down the long
turn. Garrison. who had been riding wei, ss SP Fresno
took the lead But the Fsvcrlae colt was me %en'
and again in front as they swung n,U n off, but
senorita came up with fine burst The three we're
head and head at the 9s s pps th S se
or,s felt the lash Under the whip both Fresno ana
20 go TO the lash also The Faverac colt drew away
and by length with senon asd eco hack
MIR Withers said that he was not satisfied with MS
colts race His Victory not easy enough to SUIT
~ recniv on edge as on Tuesday. whom he cantcred
away from Fresno. The nasgin colt was somewhat s
sn man ictorv Tho Faveiaie colt finished with
great force. vgor and spirit aitnouS1 ne vth bf
TO be satisfied with him. Every ono OF his three np.
ponens raced against him Gpsy Queen IN Tn, ,e last
each trying to make him quit Their attempts o ME-
failures, as he sho% plenty S al Win r6e ex
ception of his owner, were pieasM wh ms ne him
and han an rode he colt wc both on
Tuesday and YESTERDAY lie appears now 10 III ua shc
stand him and handles him ably. In some or me
Monm he
purposes and did not act in harmony ,,,
The track was dusty on top. but heavy and holding
beneath The surface Hence all the time was slow
sam Harper, ridden by the ono and only McLaaghlln
was an even money favor'e for the first race ana won
easily. Fstrcila Bcss and Prose were head and head
for second place. sRinette was much ianeied uy
select party, but broke her saddle-grth 49,,
as she ate only three quarts of oats on wednesday
Yet she ran coed race and won easily WIZ 9 Inc
In the Clinton Stakes for thrceyearold flles only
Leo II. venturcd to rum against Yum Yum. Nine TO
one Yum Yum, who ran all the way WIN ncr
mouth wide open. and under a strong pull.
In the race for maiden twC-ycarolds the Dryers
Brussels had some support, but as the Dryers them
selves say, Brussels is and loafer that can
not be- trusted lie cot OIL well enough. but came
In among tho last. refusing to try: Brussels has
been severe Disappointment to the stable. The
start was good all tho starts Of the day. but
ILttlefeld, who rode Benedict thought it was no
start and pulled IN. Then Benedict canered over tho
winning easily with Marsac second the Tartar thd
for the last race but Baris;er with Murphy up, was
backed by the Dwycrs and many Others. Barrster
third A' 1t was ore Of arrsons Snlucky days lie
got only third place with Fresno, second with Mar
sac, and third with Montagu. Montagu got on
slowly and at the rear. but If Garrison had moved up
on the hachstrctch, When Defence went forward on
the inside, MoEiagu would have won. as he was near
the leader at the finish But Garrison did not try TO
forced go TO the extreme outside, there was
chance then 10 get through. lie came wide into
The Chicago stable had great fancy for santalenc
and thought they certain OF first or second place
He was ridden 10 perfection by Mclaughlin, but came
FIRST r fSSr 'lRAcE-swEEPsTAKEs. ALL AGES. spE-
CIAL WEIGHTS s25 EACH $1,000 ADDED.
SEVEN FURLONGS
, MO chsrv b. nss sam Harper IT, by s1% nGf
Davis Halls er. m Hess 5. no.. (Andsrsonj 9
H Es5S.: { F %ss 1SSa w@ 9S,,aB
Fd,5 sssss S. }i q n ia no b5d ds
Post Odds To y"ms1 az y qrpsF evGs N's2Ta to
70 j. 90 to Fred B. 20 to l. Plaee-sam Harper
Auction roo;-Eed $50. Sam Harper $50.
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES CPS
EACH $1,000 ADDED. Ia MILES
DIVER y1,5 Brothers od Bessie June by King A T,S
g. 4 SsSss d lis yn sss j ls fos dord Hss
F''a McsrSy l. ' l0i ospS lG' 100 ca q io
W. lakeands oh. r Erno:, g 1o5 'hcasanj
Post ODDS; To Tn Win! 1C 10 to Wary to BESSIE
90 to l. Raymond 40 to /, Piace|Bessie June even.
Auction pools-Lolcx $50 Bessie June $40 Wary $780,
Mutuals paid si5 10.
THIRD RACI,x ALGERIA STAKES. TwO.YEAR-
oLDs. $50 EACH, 1880 ADDED. FURLoNGs.
D. d. Withcrs's by. by Sensation Faverlse 100 n
s S. Browns b. f. senora 112 (car. 11s, '.-''':''
hsasss aFss ef Ft c qgsa liz csa aia
Pos IS To wi colt IN 2 q
seSsra i e l. p queen i is to l. 10 esoP 70
A@ellsn poG,S. i colt $50. field $40.
FOURTH EAcE-cLINToN sTAKE. THREEYEAR
OLD FILLIEs. $50 EACH $1,000 ADDED. I IA
MILES
J. B HaggIHs. Oh. Yum YUM by ononaasa;war
D. 4. nonlsS b. + rI Leo 20 il. IL 10 CTaIaj
H ATf1lDh pSid s. S5 AO" 49, Leo H. SO
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $1,000 MAIDEN TWO.
y yEsElTaoS' SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE
Martin; sr Sea ooo1 Drift by sensa'lOp9SSap
fl'' Iiar 1is en- sOV Sarsae l5 Gaffis1@P
fasI ;a B. The soa Tartar l' hnSsaS
RaI: 4:5S%sriS en- ~ Se19i!h IL ;SSS
Ale Ms!' ssse EDaG liz 1a?ssq
e b Ralys sh nensdes il5 ut FR
LETT a the r post, A,0-R,u.sc,s to !, corn,h to
Cirondes /. seairift To- l. sOurre 8 to ! Msrsae
10 hinton 10 l. The Tartar 20 TO /, Clarissa %
10 l. Benedict 30 10 L.. Gypsy 80 TO l. Pace-ses-
or'I tuc,ien po5isicIa go sead s2o 500
Corlnih 500
paid Si2.
SIXTH EACE-HEAVY- WEIGHT HANDICAP SWET-P
STAKES THREEYEARoLDS. s95 EACH
$1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE.
G. b. Morriss ch. c. Barsister by Bram6le. Miss
-. Harding, ia n ,;oc,,s,;o no NMm aIPaS} )
wr, Spss st an Oh. e. MSn,sgu 11s Garrison
Chicago Stables ch. e Santalcne IFS (MeLaGghln(
" Jordan's blk. c. Defence 100 (Lutcheld
j W Crawiord's b. Amos, lie Uewisl
Rehman Brothers ch. 2. Wheat JOS tCanip
- Time-I 46.
ODDS To win-Montasg . 20 j. Barrdister, 10
Defence 10 - Santaleac l. Pocateno 80 70 l. Amos
20 % Wheat 80 Barrister to g. Poca'eiio
Auction pools-Mont,su $50, Barrisicr go santalene
800 Defence $40 field SlJ.
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