New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-03

Mr. Galway declared to win with Belyidere Linden being
GENT t mako the pace for his young stable companion
and Kill of the oppostion Longfelow did this
most cnectuay Hayward let him run free and he went
right away from his The further he went the
wider grew the gap. He could have won by nan luz
long, but after disposlrg OF Volante Exile ana fsch"ou
he threw anchor and lay 70 In the homeSretcn un'
Belvdere came up colt quickly Joined the Dig reno"
and the pair cantered together, Hayward puihg
Linden almost to o walk to let Belviderc win fo'a,'e
was third six lengths back Exile did not run Kindly
and Richmond was for one moment In the race.
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. go
EACH 200 ADDED. L LIS MILES .,.st 3.
T. paldwins b. c. emperor Of Norfolk tS " SUr
l.% aSs M1 sotSsi s'' fis Brown Duke
Madison Stables CHI c. ordway 4. 1o5 (ear a los} !,
Time-Z:oI.
Auction pools-Emperor OF Norfolk $500, field $780,
MutuaIs-Emperor Norfolk straight paid 20 90 place
IS 40 Brown Duke place So 90 Total number of tickets
sold. 4,770
Letrltia did not start. The Emperor INDUCED ms
pigmy opponents with lead until all were squared
away for the struggle I'm the homestretch. 1hen
Murphy lifted his hands twice and the svofte
strobe TO the Getting his hahdsone heai Deiore
Brown Duke he held there to the end encouraging the
geldng his best in tho vain hope OF VICTORY
spectators for Of those electric purt' Out
{. never came. ordway the inside and Brown Duke
continued punch at the great three
yearold until they crossed the line. Then the poor
have realized that the Emperor was simply
playing with them. lie won without an effort.
FIFTH RAoE-PURsE 800. SELLING lfio
MILES
W. Lakeland,s CHI e. Ernest by Enquirer
1 T SdSss.. 81: l. f fsss b. assai s
H. A. Newsons CHI 9. Marsh Redon, aged 1ls tM,e,yy
j. H. McCSrmicks h. wandeTRent o. lo5GAIeasIS :
Time-1 "a IA.
Auction poos-Msrsh Redon $3.50, Ernest s55 obelisk
$50, Ariel s45, field 800.
Mutuals-Ernest straight paid 800 so, place s12 %
Nettle, place, $50 70. Total number Of tickets sold
e,0o8
Fred b. and Ernest made the whole OF the running
the latter winning by a length and half The fight
the place Close Nettle getting it by head
Old Marsh RedOns legs got hot and he stopped when the
question asked" OF him There was strong tip
on obellsk, who like a common cur throughout
Ernest entered be sold for 500. His owner bid
him In for $3.50
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP sTEEPLECHAsE. PURSE
800. SHORT COURSE
W. Lakeand's b. q. Littlefelow H. by Longfelow-
Hampstead Stables b. g. schoOimaster aged 14s,
J. L. Kernochan's CHI h. The Colonel. aged; l2o
r Bradley's b: g; Elphin, s. 141 Pope(
R, LS ar cs s,SioId bore a p
Time 02.
pools-Idttlefellow H. $500. Schoolmaster 800,
Marlborough sos field s95
Mutuals-Lttlefeow H. straight paid $40, place 81 As
Schoomsser place s11 TO- Total number Of tickets sold
1857.
Elphin cut the work through the big field, over
the jump and around Picnic Hill. On the run to
the club house Ltefellow H. command and never
ofterward renQushed It. Schoolmaster fell so far be-
mile that It did not seem possible for him
ever to get up But the bog the big field suited him.
and while others slowly wadng through 1t he
calopei past them. Llttlefelow III. first on the
Dat but Schoomaster olapped all sail and drew up to
him. They the last hurdle head and head and the
issue looked doubtful Both were very weary, but Little
fellow gained half length the jump and held 1t to the
line The others struggled In.