New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31

Favor two lengths before tho Cyclone colt
THIRD RAcE-TREMoNT STAKES Two.YEAR-
oLps. 800 EACH. 60 500 ADDED. e'FuRLoNGs.
pwyer brothers CHI. Oregon. ~ onendasa.ss,ksy,
light ds as en- d.nbin. I'D .1ss-riIiIsS
q n Morrfss b. e. Lrcernc Ire (Elke)
Tirne-1 80 "a.
netting 10 win.orcson 70 s. HarcbeI 10 Lucerne
II to 1. P1ace-none'
Auction posis-orcfon soo ho'u "A'
Mutuals paid 60 90.
C,ptan Browns pair and Gipy Queen withdrawn.
II was not cycl exercise esai Tor oregon he gal
d in the rear OF the Others until they reached the home
stretch and then srcde to the w1c alone winning by
80 ,.,,,h. Harebeli ak lengths before Lpcere.
FOURTH RACE-FQRT HAMILTON HANDICAP.
THnEr.YEAR,oLDs. ESQ EACH s1.soo rs
MILES
pwyer Brothers Tea Tnt. BY Rayon d,2EEna T.,
- ds..s ia' b. No. or Never liz {sTy
D. d. wi,hers. Oh. T. by King Emes.Maxn. lSs
Oder BowIc's en-. c. salyinL 1oe tShappeB 9
S, STis sp wnfs. IL IL e SssasSS'
Timc-2:o8
gtttino to win-Now or Mover to Speciality to 1.
wfpoua 4 to l. Tea Tray to 1. sal,ini 10 l. Maxim
nlly 8 TO l. Piaee-New or Never to 2. Specially &
Auction lon poo.-Now Of Never sas. Specially s17 WI.
sir. neid e1o
Mutusis paid $40 co.
Speciality beat Tea Trsy IN cantef few days ago.
To-day Tea Tray beat Specially Nifty yards Mclaughlin
tried new tactics He rode the young 10 the front
at the and kept him there to the end Tea Tray ran
kindly and easily left his behind winning By two
lengths Now Mover twenty lengths before the Maxim
Oily
FIFTH RAcE-sEcoND SPECIAL SWEEPSTAKES.
$50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. Il 1e MILES
5sn es'i; y n' BARD By ays. vac
No time taken.
The Bard looked in vain for something 10 conquer but
his prowess had frightened Favor Emperor OF Norfolk and
Bob Miles out Of the rsce and he was Obliged to 60
over the course alone much to his apparent disgust
SIXTH RACE-PURSE, 1850 SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
1.s MILES.
Walter Gr AZ s. 9 l5g Monopole, b,
pwsS Sf Brothers 2 BIZ h. Pontiac aeed 100 sinsr
Time-2 :03 L.
Betting to wtn-Dry Monopoie 70 s. Pontiac even
Auction pools-Dry Monopole 600 Pontiac even.
Mutuals paid IS As.
Supervisor, volante, Tom Hood, Choetsw. Favor and
Ban Cloche were Withdrawn. Palmer had waiting orders
which he proceeded obey To the best OF his small ability
BY stretching himself his back sticking his toes In
Ponacs mouth and exertng all his strength to pull on
the horses Jaw onopole led the head Of the homo
stretch Here Palmer sat up and Pontiac with bound
Monopoes head The little bay horse Was appar
entity beaten when Martin called on him he responded
gamely stirring finish followed the Issue remaining
In doubt until the two were within ten strides Of tho
line There Pontiac Quit in disgust and Monopole won
by a length and halt
SEVENTH RACE-PURsE $500. SELLING MILE
r. w. walden's Ell c. Refund. by Sensation Lefty 3
= Ezingets Oh; AmsaIgam- 8. l07 tk9fs,ITStS} 3
I MsSs b. b T GsssIs 1 80 s.2Dsys
Tire-1 4e 81.
Betting to win-Amalgam 8 to 6. Florence NJ. 70 2.
Mia 10 to g. Ravelier to H. Refund 10 to L Fountain
10 to T. Piaoe-Analgam to a. Florence NJ to 8
Nita even, RAveller to 1. Refund to ]. Fountain
to I.
Auction pools-Amsgam eco. Florence N. s1G ned s25
Mutuals paid 500 30.
Amacam made the running for seven-eighths Of mile.
going easily appeared have the won when Re
fund and Florence NJ. caught him and gave him shame
full beating Refund winning by neck. Florence NJ three
lengths before Amalsam- No bid for the waoner.
EIGHTH RACE-PURsE ssoo. SELLING. ONE
Western Union Stables eh. m. caics. BY Reform; g,
Ss':S:!sa: i. $s'.t ss,i H. so}
Ess vs. s s'ss:; BE- e. J s:s is
Time-1 :62i2.
Betting to win-ofando to 9, Adrian 10 1. Cholua
to O. Calera to I, Payfair 10 TO 1. Phee-orlando
to s. Adrian to 6. Cholua sven calera to 1, Play
fair 3 to l.
Auction pools-Aarian s2s, ohoiui, eco nsd s21
Mutuals paid e31 40.
Something than mud appeared to be the matter
with Orlando From the fall Of the nag until the last
stride Mclaughlin did not 10 warm him With rAv.
hide and gore him with steel yet not even respectable
gaop could be got out OF the favorte Calera' With
the Of the start led al the way winning BY four
lengths Adrian kept company with Orlando for hreo
quarters Of mile Then being unable to slow enough
be left him. overhaullng tho othes finished second
beating Cholula two lenstha No bid Tor the winner
JEROME PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Tho racing to-day will be Of the highest class and
the kecnest interest Sir Dixon, Fftz James, Tea
Tray ho must not DO despsed after yesterdays racs
Prince Royal, Now or Never and Mr.. Withen's MI
norty colt will meet in the renowned Wfthers Stakes
q race which has been won BY the distinguished
turfman IN whose honor II named. AS there is
no racing any rival track to-day 1t is to be hoped
that Mr. wthers will swallow all grudges let by cones
be bygones and 20 Jerome Park TO see the wlthcrs
Stakes decided. Sir Dixon will probably win with
F1tz ia nes second, but Prince Royal Is rapid colt
at mile and will put in strong bid
Tho magnificent champion of Chesterbrook and
America The Bard, is expected to start for the Van
Cortlandt Stakes at mile and a half and should
win easily with his heavy weight Of 1913 pounds,
while Bclvidcre may run second.
King Crab should win the first race, Young Duke
second Tho fourth race Should 90 to Brown Duke
as Exile docs not like the sharp turns at Jerome
Park, but Exile may get second place.
Richmond should win the fifth race, Letretia Sec
ond Following is the list Of entries:
FIRST RAoE-rURsE TITAN coURsE-L4oo
Name. Age W. Name Age W.T.
Young Duke III hlns OraD 1Qs
Miss Mouse 118 iuzfe 95
Locust lOO pifrun 20
Electricity Z 100 MUSIC VI
Buzzard's Wing lob e..
SECOND RACE-w1THERS STAKES. THREEYEAR~
OLDS. ONE MILE.
Owner. Name bire. W.T.
Dwyer Brothers Sir Dixon Bllet 49, lib
Dwyer Brothers Tea Tray Ikayon pO us
A. Belmont Prince Scyal klpgnsher us
A. J. Cassatt Now or Ncvef htauord 1lS
j. b. Haggn FltzJames =, kyro Daly 1l5
ID d Withers Minority colt King Ernest 11S