New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
Auction pcos-Bordeaise $50 Moles Last ESQ., wiifrcd
eos, Florence NJ. s10 field s1s

Auction pcols-Borcelase ESQ Moies Last s3o. wfrcd
eos, Florence NJ. s1o. field ais.
Mutuals paid $50 rs.
long and unnecessary delay ct the post Al Reed
got OF in front and led nearly ell the way. wfred
headed him the lower turn and was first into the
homestreteh- but swerved badly much ground
Al Reed clingng to the rail and BY three
lengths wflfred four lengths before Moies Last Tay
or was not mako effort IN any part Of the race
and Church was at sea Bordelase.
THIRD RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. Two.YEARoLDs.
ESQ EACH 90, 900 ADDED. FURLONGs
d. y: wthers's ch. T. BY ssonehenge.M Mary Buckley :,
J. D. Morrissey's bike. Sam Wood, III -; .
A. J. cassssrs CHI I. Hareber. 1o7 tcar. 1ias !,
r W. wal,en's es. Holiday 1Ia IChangsl 9
Iasarndss Stables b. c Jay p Dee. 10 fNss%eysr
p Lorrlard. jrs b. g. Peril. ia (Church)
Tlme-1 co.
Betting TO win-Taviston 2 to L Holiday IL 10 O.
PERI 10 !, Sam Wood to 1. Mary Buckley MY
to 1. Hsreoeli 10 to l. Jay F. Dee Is to l. Place
Tsviston to 8. Holiday Peri to 8. Sam
Wood to I. Mary Buckley ally to s. Hnrebel TO l.
jay r. Doe 10 L
Auction pools-Taviston ESQ Holiday ESQ Peril $50
Sam Wood eco. Mary Buckley oily SIS, field 81
Mutuals paid e45
Lucerne was withdrawn. Far start Sam Wood leading
Peril by half length Hare bell and Tsvston last Peril
Jay r. Dee who opened gnp Of eight lengths on the
turn. remained IN the lead until he reached the home
stretch and there collapsed Holiday and Tavston drew
the hnai struggle aai the lly looked like sure
winner ct sixteenth post nut the Mary Buckley
Ally going very wide the turn found fast going near
the outer rail- and while Holiday and Tavston were bat
Ting In deep mud she crept past them and by three
lengths Sam Wood following In her wake finished SET
ond lengths Hsrebe lodged the mud
FOURTH RACE SWEEPSTAKES $1,000 EACH
$4,000 ADDED. e-1e MILES.
G. n Mo,r,ss b. h. Favor. BY Pat Mailoy;T avosi.e :,
F. J. B,ldxin's. b h velan.e; 8. 100 tMur3sy}
Betting wtn-sr Dixon to q Favor to 2. volante
"a I. Place-None.
Auction pools-sir Dixon ESQ., field 935. -
Mutuals paid e37 05. r.
Hanover and Emperor Of Norfolk were withdrawn.
volante took the lead at the start Sir Dixon ran out
almost Immediately taking rail out the work
to the head Of the homestrctch Favor last up n
this point Mclaughlin called him a tho lower turn
and stable companion Of Sir Dixon strobe over
the youneter without showing the slightest regard Tor
HIS feelings Favor leading furong from home ana
despite Nurphys with the commonest ease by
length volante three lengths before Sir Dixon The
whole affair looked like farce.
FIFTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. THREEYEARoLDs.
$50 EACH. ell 900 ADDED. MILE
A. csssat,s br Nov or Never. by strat, 1 Bye;
DwySi Brothsfs B. Bella B.. ioa tosi lSs
B-J:s ssss ? ss a' E lss ia ss
I. c. Behnnn's ch- g. wheat. los Palmer) o
Time-1:4S
Betting to win-Now or Never Aura IN . Ford
ham 4 to 1. Bella p. to 1, Wheat Is TO l. Place-Now
or Never to 2 Aura even, FOrdham TO g. Bella D.
to 8, Wheat 4 20 L 80
Auction poois-Now or Never e2o, Held ezo
Mu.uals paid s18 IS.
Aura was permitted TO make the running for three
quarters OF mile Bella B. following two lengths before
the favorte Hayward gave his mount rein at the head
OF the homestre.ch and Now Never came home alone
winning without effort by lengths Bella D. two
lengths before Aura.
SIXTH RACE-wELTER HANDICAP swEEPsrAKEs'
so5 EACH. $3.50 Al Ed eFURLONGs.
cas:atts Banner Bearer by EnaTIr sTx BAN
Owe. Ssnap IosS S. a. Ia Prospect 11s Mchssshn
g. E$sS!s rs i'o ssss
fG' SsSss g. si'a'fsss s ito
Ganley Co.'s b. g. Nat Goodwin, I1n ~;
= Tfme-f ~
Betting % wfn-Banner Bearer 10 ., Prospect 70
Young Duke to T. Glensproy, Raveller and Nat Good
win each 10 to Z Banker 10 TO 1. Broughton 1S to l.
Kingmate o5 TO 1. Place-Banner Bearer TO o. Pros
pect to g. Young Duke o5 Gisnspray. Raveller and
Nat Goodwin each to 1. Banker to l. Broushton to
], Kingmate 8 to 1.
Auction pools-Fleld ESQ, Banner Bearer $50 Young
Duke SOS
Mu.uals paid e1s IS.
Church. sitting about thirty pounds OF dead weight
endeavored to mike the pace with Young Duke. For
some unaccountable he kept IN the mud instead
OF taking the dry part Of track Hayward and Nc
Iaugn rode their the outer rail and finished
In front Banner Bearer winning under punishment by
neck Prospect second. length and half before King
mate. third Il