New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-28
E. Blunvs b. {. Massii,on. 4. III.

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nd sssps e - Seymour 1a to l.
dos Sspg for none Seymour to o. T0eO
y, MStaalskInsston straight paid SIS 25 place IS 2''
BTp The pSs place e S. ,,eDe, Rupert Brother
6 e @ T9 Ssi D,Ss T Dd TO get Winning
pleased BY three lengths seymour second ten fen M
furongs and fell back as his stable companion took up s
WORK iGrong from home Kingston took the N'o' '''
THIRD RACE-SwEEPsTAKEs FOR TW o.a I'M
oLDS s25 EACH $1,000 ADDED SPECIAL
WEIGHTS SIX FURLoNGs.
G. A. Jcdans oh. FrOrtenae by FaseMosLeTna
DIVER Brothers b. C June Day 100. GamblsO z
xaS9rH sSS Stables pI baS S SHsc hazn
y c. sianleys blk Ralph Bayard. los car lCSS,
]. X Megibbens br. c. W. G. Morris. 1o5 GEAR ioY q
W. GRATIS Dr. c. Midilestone; T tsIoos5
s' o. H. en- Morri sss' b. Dr. emutl 100 ssg
d. D'witherss Maxim colt 100 Gear 1861 tAndeIsonl
scoggsn BrotherS b c. Judge Morrow 100 :-(H 1o
Cotton & Boye's blk. Eminence TO- 'caf ,r Ica O
H. sandss BIZ Heather 1OS 5 100 ,cc ;SReS
Prairie View Stables , Sh c. cS s lo0're"DS' y
Emircnce and Judge Morrow each to Ralph b9ya ara
i Halc Dr. Sl%sSh ana Gsfn Maxim IN each
Morris T. Gan,eeT g to crS S as % t" l. Rosemary
d5 TaI9a% esS cay S SSfSH
and Dr. He%gh each 70 Jaq s,oE pay to W ki@s
M Mem nc dan ane 70 J. Cwhsh to l. Rosemary
Murray iUrliS colt Is to l. Mddestcne 20 60
June Day place ss7 10. -. - ,.,. s..
an Tf IN sf pd on ne S %
ran S 5 % e onesa O. ap tapping him on
FAIRY Queen on The Other These ee Sned to haye
FTonic6ae showed more grit than the Others and
sye F By 6u length d. JUNE Rag eS@a
Hair afeit o and
WI Be hard 70 s the 70 NEXT ycI1 % s she S race She was
FOURTH RACE-EAsT RIVER STAKES. THREE
YEAR.oLD FILLIES. $50 EACH $500 ADDED.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS liz MILES
s. S. Browns Dr. f. senonta, by Prince Charlie-Gon,
D. GOA r pulsifeis ch coot;. io2 Taylor
RGv1i Md Fl Rsy * i Holiday io7 ssd
W. Lakeands b. Miss Cody lO7 (eawr b Ios,h;
A. Bcmonrs B. f. She; 1872 Garrson Q
oP ps@n sh 3aef H Had 1 iS7 coyGsSs
scOggan Brothers CHI Ias sunlight light 1o7-Ray)
a@d sss 10 Ss IS ch os.g and
sSe eac6 Is to l. Village Maid 20 to Eiinln 40 70 J.
sun nSps c ls @:i fis
She saeh 70 IL yse MaG TO na nnl p 40 70
The field e the Et Deat Holiday in The
Village Maid took second place on the turn at the toy
bunch quarter Of mile from the finish Senorita seemed
badly pockeed Hamilton tried in vain % come through
and It was impossible go round them without cutting
g as 66TeS s Go H f s%erved foot 70 the
E enough S b@ds oT coo had the
lead in the OF the track and looked all over
Tn She almost lay upon the ground and won hapdy
by length Coots second neH 9eor d n Very lame
i pelinq W as If f' cut tC Cdwn
FIFTH RACE-owNERs' HANDICAP. s23 EACH
$1,000 ADDED. ia MILES.
coo,gsn Rrothers' b. c. Hindoocraft by Hindoo-Iady
po% c%S1 Stables abe 3 B. O.
DIVER brothers b. Bessie June g. S7.u%TS1le1
6 O. G' ab ia NJ connemaIs
BETTING T 70 Sc1tH' 70 10 to
Csssus to w1ed ana Connema5a eaeh M 10 I TO to
Betting for flas s%s cobnemSfa each to
NHuasDTiindoocraft straight paid 50 So place 70 30
Oaisg reh PoGt With the distinguishes Mr. Boge 20
DGgnde S on a G bach Ike Terie way ne
starter doppd his iae and kept ire cum az dista1cs
Of Two and threcGuartcrs miles. M GALWAY hepeed e
1leGs TO cne9rc h bo "q h9d been in ,e starters HINTS
odds against L.rchmont wgre % to Cor M, new
Which hse are made be running SS i9
came away the fong AMI won very easily BY o s%S
June Exie's reccgi Of 2:4sa. lowered threequAF
SIXTH RACE-PURsE II, 600. SELLING. ONE NILE
Lskeland c4 hoa Ta s so by Tom oc9tTGstS
W. G. Eollinss b. h. Esqunau; o IL GARRISON r.
Vendetta 90, Mala 103; Golah 112 Fannie IL VI Ie ea
fly 1Oi Young Duke l12. Kedar Khan 9S, Glory 100
Jennie McFarland 90 Saluda 80. Redight 30 and Lotion
105, also ~
Tme-1 40.
win-Fattler IL D. SvntaN TO EsQuinau
and Redght each l. Vendetta and Glory each 70
Jennie Mcfarland and Lotion each 10 70 j. Niaa and
20 70 l. GOlah Fannie II. ana Tenany each 80 to l.
Betting for pace-Tattler TO &. Syntax > 70 l, Es
Quimau and Iedgh each to L. Vendetta and Goah each
10 9 Jennie Mcfarland and Lotion each TO l. Maia
and Young Duke each 20 l. Saiuda 70 l. Kedar Khan
6 To l. Goliah. Fannie RI. ana Tenafy each 10 10 I.
Mutuas-Tater straight paid SIG 80, place 90 80;
SyntaN place s2O 50.
old Tattler expected break down every
he runs Ounged along In the ruck till half down the
homestietch when he to the front ana after lt:le
Vigorous work won q length SyntaX second length
tefnra lr1ouimau. No winner.