New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

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yearolds and an easy winner Tho ranhest and
run until the last moment. got second place. Tho
start for the race was perfect. that for the
unatc bungling in the first race redeemed himself
by making series Of faultless starts. The Dawdc
colt was leading easily I'm the homesiTctoh although
the pace was fast. when Limbo made rush in the
nsl furlong, and Taylor had to do tle riding and
The time amazed everybody when # was hung out,
Ia 10 20; As The Dawd.e colt Is by no means the
posed that he capable Of making such time.
Limbo was so completely overlooked in the French
t for s s;@'0 h''" o"0 O' '"c' was "'''" '''' "
THE TWIN CITY HANDICAP.
The Chicago Stable and all the friends and admirers
Of Terra Gotta and Mclaughlin lavshcd their money
on that colt for the Twin City Handicap. They
thought 1t certainty for him but Terra Gotta IS not
yet fit as he Will be In a few days and did not run
up to expectation. Nor did Lelax. Exile was we'll
backed; 1t was thought by his owner and others
Crsctte had done him good. lie short Of work
al Brooklyn, and that race just got him fit for the
Twin City. However, some Of the antics played
by William Lakclands stable in the course OF the
year would probably get him INTO trouble with me
ming horses in England. Exile runs short of work
In far 100 many races when he is a great public
aet and s, Badge made the running Ing in the TTip
was reached Mclaughlin rode as he only can ride
on Terra Gotta dong every thing possible Win tnc
without measure. but Terra Gotta could nor get
o place. No reasonable man expected anything
would ride him '' Of course he was not placed
Eurus, ably ridden by Hayward was a good second
Dr. Streets f fast F0' colt 9 Sa RaS1 with hi. legs all
specified With pipe clay won The Afh race in al ~
the style popular with jockeys who have not sense
enough to win race except by chance. ms old
from the fall of the n@s. If Enko had
let him so out all INC way
for Sam Harper is on edge just nov. But he pulled
his head nearly OF and choked him, took all INC
in the saddle and turgng the bride until he reached
the homcs-rech Then he gave him his head and
Snaon Q: dinners S" beat sam Harper who how
ever, got second place with swift third -,
ridden by Mclaughlin. who won three races with
Little Mlnch, Judge Murray and Elgn. The Chicago
through Elgn's victory getting fair odds against him
and winning heavily.
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.
Garrison wanted to ride Judge Murray IN the Dol
phin Stakes but as MI Haggln intended to start Yum
Yum up to the last moment he refused to give him
permission, in which he perfectly right This
lrritatcd the boy and caused some talk
1t great day for Mclaughlin. with three out
Of his credit all brilliantly ridden Mono
Of the other noted Jockeys got first place Hamilton
rode Exile Anderson Niagara and Taylor
on the Dawde colt
brother Of Frenzi, is Of little account He got of
well in the Sapphire Stakes hut found the pace too
fast for him ali the way. and In al the rear
There have been many Improvements al the course
since the June meeting. The timers now occupy a
stand above the judges, and by an electric dial the
time Of each race q, i1GlGa'ed as o. the race Is IN
preston 10 many observers that the electricity was
100 fast for the horses. The track Looked somewhat
races as having been made IN very fast time. stu
the dial and the timers may have been correct to
FL ct .r1
So peculiar were the proceedings OF the Lamasrcy
brothers concerning Cru and Perkins that Captain
further entries from them would not be welcome.
Some other stables need similar treatment
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST. RAcE-swEEPsTAKE eos EACH. $1,000
ADDED FIVE FURLoNGs.
ch,GsSs s ssss s Little MncA by G M5aG
G 3 Mo!Si;s Oh. {: Tpstan, . @ lu, R5iTns,j
j. A. Ao'a A. H. NORRIS Blk, c. Britannia, / rs
H s.s e. A Mnqs s' {is 50 AdaSl @ss
H'cIel' wbsr. iyp b. sa G s. is Ta@o
N N%Hs Farmer r mo 30 to fadc-o &nch
p S1e.!oO Peo!1s Mncn $50 Salisbury 500 Tip
80 % Tipstaa place 50 30.
It,lo Minch was on good behavior and went on in
without giving tho starter any trouble Whatever
Tho send good ono by any means TAYLOR was
cau,ht mapping and the result that salisbury was
beaten in the first furlong Tipsiah got on next 10
Little Minch and Mclaughlin, taking pull on the latter
permitted the younCser to out and make the running
into the homcsuctch. squared FOR the final
brush Little Minch STROBE away from his horses rs
their glued 10 the ground He Galoped home
with Mclaughlin looking over his shoulder 10 see what
had become Of his opponents. Tipsah spurted with
desparing EFFORT at finish but could never get within
striking distance Mnch won by lengths Tipstan
the same before Fred L.
SECOND RACE-DoLPHIN STAKES. THREFrYEAR
OLDs. $50 EACH. $3.50 ADDED. lis
MILES.
C. II KGEnaehaq's b Judge Murr,T s BY TeH
Brock BeTth9 b. lSs 1o fitsaca
r Loriara rs en- kaie i Jog Aedo1
e b Mcrris's b. c Barrister, 100 ~. q:lkci
q '! r perry 'sV COS ch C. Long Brensh 100 ao
Iam2saGy Br Of p c. Grfr JOG srnes
Posi- ODDS To :, 10 NoTsr fFp'' Ea to
scope 70 Barstet 10 20 The Lion y 70 l. Long
Judge Murray 70 . Now-oT,N Never Q TO d. ,,u. NJ.
Mur51y sss ss b paid s'i 40 place
perkins did not appear. His absence caused pro-
yokine delay half hour. and the others were finally
ser, Of without him. Judge Murray in the lead Ny own
second My own ran at the furlong. and opening
-ap O, seven lengths remained in front until she rached
he long turn the others closed with her Judge
Murray led into tho stretch and never in danger
winning ccvcrly by length same between second and
bird Hypocrite was last all the way. Barnes worked
IFS massage and tempcstuous one was All book bets on
no roco were declared or mutuals Row ever
committed to declare third dividends
rurpD RACE-sAPPHIRE STAKES. TwOYEAR-
oIDs $50 EACH. 1880 ADDED SIX FUR
LONGS.
}. D. w!therss Drc by Tom ochltrcc- Dawdlc Jos n
,rawtora & Co.'S. b c Limbo 1os CBrccEeaMiiss,
1.yls 4 ualTs b. T. SQUIRE, 10j (Ahd"isoi)
Ja eiboHfn est stables b. veyay los: IaraD
Sroak ucss stables oh. T. Stephanie 100 tlIineS
!. j. Baldwin's b. c Ganymcde los. ,LEIA}
1wrer brothers b. e. brussels. ll3 nMufIhy(
H. Usrrins b. c. FloTcntlnc, lOo tIlahHiDoh)
10 - A's7' T!mc-i IA %
~. oass To yrlnDawdlc colt 10 3, Florentine %
stephanie to l. Brussels o 70 l. SQUIRE 10 TO j.
n tn / Vevay 25 TO !, Limbo 40 70 J. race
Jawelc colt 3 10 3 Limbo Is 70 l.
Auction rools-Dawdle colt s25, stcphane SIS Forcn-
Inc AS Brussels $40. fed Slo , 80 ~ ,..o 40 IN.
limbo place 1854 So w.,
p.s,a,, eo,orna and Maidstone were withdrawn. Lin