New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19

oLDs. $3.50 EACH 10000 ADDED. IL MILES.
A. J. Cassates oh. Taragon by stratiord Tnra liz
Dryer s' BROTHERS, Dr. C Sir Dixon 125 MeIa1ghlin
IwyTe5 BTG;hG n bd sss b go nSass
Melbourne stables ch The Lion ios l BsInes
The Post o Sdd' to w Bella Ps 10 70 T. 20
Longitude 20 to /. Pace-TaiasOn 3 to s. Sir Dixon
Tarsgon led for quarter mile and was passed oy
Defence. who was full Of running that his rder oou'a
hold him back lie remained in front until tho heao
Of the homesetch reached Taragon running secono
and Sir Dixon and Bella B. alternating In third place.
first taking It, then the other Neither Mclaughlin
Murphy appeared to know what to do. When they
had squared away for home and settled down 70 the
final brief struggle Defence dropped out and Sir Dlxon
sail for Taragon. followed by Bella b., with whom
Murphy expected to win second place. The favori'e
seemed hang and Mclaughlin. after shaking him up
Bride drew his whip and began to punish him
severely 1t not until he passed the furlong post
that he could get extended Then Sir Dixon came
with all speed, but It too late. He could never
reach Taragon, who won by length, the favori'e
head before Bella B. L,rchmont and Los Angeles did
not start.
FOURTH HACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES s3'
EACH. 81. $50 ADDED. Ia MILES.
W. o. sculy's br. T. Hypocrite By Longfecw- Hyp1in
T. n MnieS's p B. e. Ten Booker. O. s5 lear 81 I2
B' RSPt:.: 81 M EsSs. 70 los s9f s
Fiea %'ass' Stable. T. b. s fidalSs 100 Hail
Post odds: To win-OrinsmDs TO g. Kaoolah 70 J.
deT Is TP Be0ffT To e1 s LO Ten II
to T. 10 - l. p'''''' '''
orfamms l,pped by Ten Booker and Kaloolah made
the running for a mile and passed by Hypocrite
who after waiting patiently for the othors TO run them
selves n ssndstil. STROBE them and won as she
pleased By two lengths Ten Booker o neck before or
famine Taylor began his entirely too SOON lie
couldn't walt as Barnes did but pumped Kaiooah
before she reached the homesreich The Monmouth
Park Racing Association ought to establish school Tor
Jockeys with Barnes head master He could teach boys
like Taylor Littlened. Anderson Armstrong, Eike
Goodae and dozen others great many things never
aTH mi RP1GERSHy e ELrEn uAND
CAP. 800 EACH 5000 ADDED. SIX FURLoNG.
s. W. Street, eh g. Msroon'by Maearoonc astassnetie;
C b Ncrr ~ b. G King Idle 3 i22. GsirsSn 9
n. W, ( W H. Feninorc's b. h. Leather Stocking,
'h''' 'V' Time-iai1-4 'l'''-.
Post %dd; T sdcE0s a5o9 TO- k F te
Maroon /, King Idle 9.
Garrison tried to rush through from the rear, gain
running lead hold It all tho way. and win hands down
Starter Caldwell him coming him nod for the
word. and dropped the nag As he did so King Idle
swerved slightly and Garrison pulling Just enough
to steady him. found himself four lengths behind his
opponents they broke Maroon Immediately
took the track and keeping II ell the way. won by
length Garrison rode II all the Gends were chasing
him. and succeeded in beating George Oyster FOR the
place BY half length Green Morris tore his hair over
the bad start and rumored all the quarter
stretch that he Mr. Cadweps also. but this the
starter Indignantly denied vowing that he had not seen
Mr. Morris in two years II still further reported
that Garrison bet $1,000 George Oyster but tho
Snapper did not ride If Oyster carried his money
SIXTH RACE-PURSE 5000. SELLING. SEVEN
FURLONGs.
G. Forbess br h. Rowland, by Shannon-1iglin. yrs,
w % se4i1,s e&. c Ban Yam, T. lI2 Barnes
T. J. BAldWlns en-. m: Melaria eyed 81 4Es n6el
+ " S hosw ', en- g Niehoo g. "a l-7aTyacej
D. Gdecn's b. T. Luml T,dS 2. 90 - 'Ai'si'oH'
Post o11s: To vin-Ran Van 70 !. Malaria 70 ],
h9T vi to f%Is d 10 Fam Ya6 to .
1t IS possible that Barnes held his opponents too cheap
this time and waited long with Ban Yam Malaria
in front last furlong post but she s"erVel
across the course cannoncd against Rowland and shut out
Umpire Hamilton kept Rowland together however and ne
won ridden out to the ounce by half a length Ban
Yam came strong the 1nlsh but failed to get up
Six lengths between second and third No bid FOX the
winner
SEVENTH EACE-HAND1CAP sTEEPLECHAsL
PURSE 500. FULL COURSE.
w c. Days b. h. Jim McGowsn, by Vougeur Kste
Hemps ts stabie's b. g. schoolnastor aged I26
Stanley Mortemcrs CHI. h wcstmoreland aged, l63
C. J. Keliy's b. g. Puritan. aged 1s5 u. kenny
A. Il Mctiulre's b. G. Alex r. aged 1873 losoornel
Hampstead Stables en- Codstrean 4, lSO lOooncy(
]. T.. Dawes CHI g. Charcmagnc, aged, l39 IChandeD
W c. Daly's b. h. Sam Brown. aged, 1877 (Nevinsj
zen
Alex T Sam Brown Coldsream and cha-lernaRne fell
the riders exception o, Nevlns escaping injury
Nevinss colarbono and he hust Internal
". Puritan lei for miles and quit Jim Mc(iowan
then finished the business after his accustomed style
though Westmoreand made him the stretch.