New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

three lengths ton between second and third The Quar-
tors were timed thus: 0:e6 Ia. o'52 IL III al Si
I :55.
FIFTH RACE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. go
EACH, 81. $50 ADDED. $40 MILES.
Dwyer Drcthcrs b Bessie June, by Kins .. Alfonso
N'S!sSs s,:S$. o:sw.y 10 Ihs;SsssS d.
reS, s,:ois RaP% ito sssSsT,
appe 'S,e"e.a JoAnsoa s' sr Diaasm t. I67
Time :oG -
Betting winBessic June TO !. Bother Dan to 1.
ordway q Rupert to l. Ten Booker o TO l. Diadcm
IS to l. Bella 30 to !. paccDcssic June to s. oriway
to D.
Geraldine withdraw. Bcss.c Juno and Ten
Booker made the running mile, when Ton Booker
retired in favor Of Ordway, who challenging the hiy In
the honcsrctch. dead heat with her in ? :o0 12
Brother Ban being third, length back. In the run'oh,
which took place after the seventh race Bessie June won
easiest possible manner Ordway going all TO pieces
at the head OF tho homcstctch The betting was; Ord
way to 10, Bessie to s. Timc-o oo. half a
second better than the previous attempt.
SIXTH RACE-wELTER CUP. $50 EACH 5000
ADDED. 1 MILE
Dwyc: Brothers CHI Prospect by lnd o,I ldhy
f ioTasd sf ST. campyses T. 14s SF~patre
G GSpssy FOS ; En- Sa 81 stoso ss a'y''
F. Midselys oh. e nay Grown, 1aS on, poDcnps| 9
Prcakncss Stables b. G. Lothar s. 1917 (shaucD o
Time-1 &c 1-2.
BETTING to win-Prospcct to 5. Fred b. 3 to /. Cam
byses to l. Stockton l. LothaiT 10 to /, Chnmer
- TO !. Bly Brown 90 10 !. Placc-Prospect to D,
Cambyscs to 5.
Prospect led end to end. and though almost too
tired gaop the finish by length. Cambyscs
second a head before Fred b. Stockton looked danger
the head OF the stretch, but soon died away.
SEVENTH RACE-PURsE. 5000. SELLING. FUR
LONGS
G. Il. Morrss br. King Idle, by Wild 1dlc-Argnsn
n T. i'usIfcr,so u br h. Hou.atonc J. i'll (Goodaie
Excelsior Stables b. T. Golden den, Reel g. % (Doane) 3
F. El.nGers eh: Amalcam. III b ,Mnsr 9
odcn Bowie's ch. e Jubilee: 4, % Tabor Q
S,sSs@s J. $ns IT, ia ii i SS sss.|
TIme-i 90
Betting to win-Amalgam to l. Young Duke 5 to .,
Housaonc to l. King Idle to l. Golden Reel to /.
Mia 10 to /, shamrock 10 to l. Lottery 10 to l. Jubilee
Is 1, King H. 20 to l. Placc-king Idle to l.
Uousaonc to ..
Hcusatonic and Young Duke raccd head and head for
half mile. Young Duke then began to 20 back.
Housaonc looking all over winner until
within hundred yards Of the line, when King Idle
squeezed through the rail and by neck, Housa
tonic second, neck before Golden Reel ihlrd. The
winner was entered for 81, 500. His owner had to p'y
90. 5i5 to keep him.
EIGHTH RAcE-HANDICAP sTEEPLECHAsii
PURSE 800. FULL COURSE.
t. McDYides ch. g. Major Pickett. by Hurrah MollIe
n 6. Lorilards b. G. Rctrbutlon g. 14i lIIenshawl 9
c. Moneys b.. g. Bassanio 3. l45 Nv Kenny .
T. Loughran's en-. 2. Abraham. aged, 1856 Williams o
(Scanlon) q
W. c. Days b. 2. Willie Palmer. 4. 1875 POST =
Avondale Stables b. g. Gcnbar aged JAG (Lockman)
No time taken.
Fell.
Betting win-Major Pickett 10 5. Bassanlo 3 TO
T. schoomastcr Retrbuton to I, Willie Palmer
to /, Genbar TO I, Killarney 10 to l. Abraham 10
to /. Pace-Maios Pickett to ., fertilization to l.
Killarney far In advance OF his horses until they
reached the fat. Major Pickett then closed with him
him home without effort the part OF either
Mara Downing. The latter gave gallery exhibition
in the homesretch. which so clumsy and awkward
that no casses needed to detect It. Glenbar FELL
breaking leg and knocking the ambition out Of his
rider Willie Palmer also went down, falling on Post
and crushing him. but causing serious Injuries.