New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14

Of racing IS usually successful Inc lae ,, ~ racn
W,nch Dablo stockton and Fleve N the thlrd rae,
Tperi in the fifth and Fordham in the SIKH ,oon
immense sums out OF the pockets OF al see Of the
bookmsicrs, who closed the season with 1uo ishon
and triumph such as they have rarely appio"0n'u
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
r,psr pAcF-pIrRsE 500 SPECIAL WEIGHTS
ONE MILE
L. suarts b. Tristan. by GIsnesLs, , TrsyI1A r
Chicago e' sss sa T T,ds Se ss1ns SSs
NJ N NOlan's br. g. oarsman' lcs 0ssIISr,
1s, p Hss JsnnnS S BIKE a Defencs sAs
W Street.. ,s C. Niagara, 4. 100 t@iSa%s
cssas5as 81 H9 KIM y claS 90 d3Saes
G. B Morris's CHI. c. Bsrriscr, 81 f"'""'
Post odds: To w,n-Lae MneS to l. Defence to l.
wired 81 70 N Xns rss e 10 to tristan i
I Piace .? H to !: Wnffed to l.
bev broke away three before the nag fell on an
excellent start Tristan Immediately strobe into the LEAD
and remaining there throughout the journey won IN tho
easiest possible by two lengths Wifred the same
distance before Little Minch
SECOND RACE-KENSICO HANDICAP. I"o
YEAR.oLDs. $50 EACH, 81. 500 ADDED. 14oo
YARDS TITAN COURSE
j. b. Haggn's blk. Fresno by Fasctto caehuca
S. s BIown's b: Pet Morris o. ~ Morva,g9eo, 2
W. p. MaXweUs Dr. .. Nha'npas"' riohnson, q
Castle stables Dlablc lis. MeLe eTsHIo1
B w w,Ssrss f Dsass e sS i coSssSa
Bemonts F $TSsl Ei. ss 80 100 And'''0n
To wlnpsSo Cyclone c9ls SA to
es o fd 59 k 2awq IS S0i' Pet Morris 80 Place
Mutuals paid s45 CO.
Dablo was first of to prompt and even start fe'
Morris second. Champagne Charlie third and Fresno as
Pet Morris at the front and gaining lead
Of wed
where Fresno, coming with rush, passed her The
Dawdle Colt was second the half. and when he fell
back at the head stretch the Cyclone Colt moved
up but Fresno quickly disposed Of both and under CARR
sons superb horsemanship won ceverly by length
Champagne Charlie made strong bid for second place.
but Pet Morris beat him short head Diabios per
Torrance was unaccountably bad throughout Ne sas
whip the head Of the stretch but refused to
try a yard Limbo did not start
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH, 81 900 ADDED. Is MILES.
Chicago Stables Oh. Huntress. by sprine6ok Edith,
L s:uarss sh stockton, lis 81. {{ HaySsF;a z
hr. O. Afe' HsssaI q s''p fs~aS 1$Tnam.
D. A. Honig's b. G. I SSss sg gs1 no. raraD
e to Hgpss . F siccon 70 to s.
Muuals paid s@S
Flitawsy took the track at the fall OF the flag ana
closely attended by Stockton made the running past the
In front when they In sight at the half and the
yilloin showed the into the homostrech where ne
found the pace TOO hot HuntTess ou'paceo SlocA"i "
the final struggle by length and half stockton
a neck before Eleve. Eieve was very badly RIDDEN
Ite1eld Law out OF the race until there was not the
remotest possibility Of closing with the leaders
FOURTH RACE-GRAND NATIONAL HANDICAP.
500 EACH, 1000 ADDED. l2 MILES
August Belnons G. Raceand. by Ble;SS;a1IGGme
J. B. yi nsga HhG B. T. flrenz A. lsl GaIIsSn
1IasS n m .,
{ ~ 1os AndsFs6
r. Bradey's b. g. lie T hSsos 9; l 5s 0Hu''"
Dun6ne to l. Gennepas 70 kaG Firea, II 70 10
Muiuals paid SIG
Connemsra to make the running, as everybody
expected her to do and opening gap OF Tour ensIhs
showed the way for mile and quarter Just before
turning into the homesetch Kaooah and Frenzi caught
her and she Immediately cried enough Raceland ana
Firenz together in tho rear OF the ned unt inc
lf-mlle post passed Then they moved up. IN
the homesretch avorite drew out with fine burst
~ sreed and though almost too tired 10 stand won by
TWO lengths Kaloolah stayed out Unexpectedly wen and
Garrison ride hard to beat her for second place
which Firenzi did by short head Dunboyne came In
on three legs after making shocking exhibition OF the
Slows Rupert did not start
FIFTH eRACE-PURSE $780, SELLING. Lilo
MILES.
L. stuarts CHI C. Stockton, by spcndthrift Doubt
Tsylors b., Mais a. IO7 :. SdsilS%| 3
ceES%s s,sDe s'n &c Reel g. los s@e
R. pryor CO.'S blk. Volatile 4, lca wiI1iams}
sS se1 M%gs M,Ssaa lane fSS5r''
W NJ Rosesss CHI h. EIsn 49, CMffSTshllS3} 9
Pos, odds: To win"Rup ,.T to s. wahoo to !,
sssp Rss % = to to ssss 1S na
Mutuas paid $50 so.
mad ne foy
Volatile second and Jennie McFarant third In the
homesrech through and passing his horses
they anchored by four lengths Maia haaf
length before Fanita No bid for the winner
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH $500 ADDED 1.4oo YARDS. TITAN
D. A. Honig,s b. f. Leo H. by Rapturo-carrie Watson
NJ JS Sri % b. O Joe Lee, 8, 1o4 (Hndeson)
s:sf.' 81 ssSsss Sa1Tss:
5': SY$ IS tSai'
sos Sad sT To JOE Zee 10 Leo Is II
20 70 l. fofi Beaconsneld 25 to /. PlaceLeO H. to ).
Mutusls paid 500.
Fordharn and Specially atemated in the lead for Ave
furlongs Leo H.. followed by Joe Lee passed them in
the stretch Ii. ceverly by length Joe Lee
four lengths before Specially
SEVENTH RAcE-PURsE 5000 SELLING. SIX
FURLoNGs.
W. Jennngss b e. GienmOund, by Gienno necn
T. BAYS = g. os:scis 4 100 a, Gsl I9 3
Mcmahon 4 Co.'s CHI speedweii. g. 1o7 (Norvace) 0
Summit Nsss. sh @ Royal Xisi Ss; s5,DI LON
G. Forbess b. e. Volta g. los Church 0
S Sss; e. a. MIS- Ms:'f e rs',ss
d. A. Honig's b. t. linda. g. 81 (Clsytonj o
TImc-1 ~ 81.
Post odds: To win-GlenmSund 70 + Anomaly 3
Drumstick TO 1. Miss Mouse 10 10 !, Jennie MeFsr-
land ~ l. Clay Stockton re to l, osceoia - TO J.
| Ii1a 90 10 l. Place-GonmOund TO B. Drumstick
| to l.
Hlda away before tho start. going nearly three
miles at top speed. The race was confined 20 three