New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14

Tom Hood and Blush were withdrawn. After short
bad start Briann the s1orite getting 50 much hs
worst Of II that he might Just as wen haze been lef
not possibly get through I'LL he reached the head Of the
the centre Of the track Britannia cutting down hors, aief
up Bra iford Sad been fSyorcd with so sea,
ntsee at the S1 , hat the oI race Was Ts n
long and led on sunerance I'll half way down the home
won ceyeTly by hall a length; Britannia second head
| befoce Volunteer.
SECOND RAcE-cRITERIoN STAKES Two.YEAR'
| oLDs. 500 EACH. $500 ADDED. SIX FUR
B. Rey's blk: c. Burlington, by PowhattsP-I4yer,
4 Bs$onss Lord Dameny Sa3eT:S@
KSsr PTySr B. DeVSeg mdFcy
f 1SI IdS sh RG3aarss , PaIqes,
R h sS9lfs eh R s. Chaos sd 1I2 aS51
J. 4. A. II; MOrriss b. I. Starlight G;eded) o
A. j SCOTS b. g. Gunwad, 49, ..-.-.-.. CWnehelD Q
chan b RaRRy to bs sSdss and SG9 Ga@ S
TO each. P2dshah to l. Honduras 10 TO l. Starlight
flaSsanqRFli9st9n to J. LORD paims9Py .,
taySIiis, p.cdlsai Son !Ssed With iies
was we'll ia 'front.' Lord psImeny second Devote iRd
burlington deep in The ruck Lord Dalmeny took the
running Anderson keeping him busy all the way In the
SradUaiy ovcrhauea his LorisSp stubborn struggle
ensgeG between them and their deTs both Andeson ana
were in the balance. OF course Hamilton outrode the
Lord psmeny second neck before Devote Prodeai
Son worked up to third place on The tnn but inmct.
ately departed rearard and remained in the ruck
to the end Murphy rode very hard, but all 70 no pur-
and and complain Of Unfair riding on the part Of anderson
not that the spider actually toued nm IN me race DIV
ef Hayward had extremely careful avoid IT,
AND caution 9as might 1 do him no hurt ~
| THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH, 81 900 ADDED. Is MILES.
Rancocas Stables CHI f. Blush, by Mortemer-Breeze,
s. w. i Streets rs cR h. Niagara s. iio. Iticae8
Oakwood Stables b. Connemara, 3, 104 (e0
+ ftup5 T B. en- Trlsin fo & Ban 'yH aHj5
amas9sy BsthS s6 Dr. J + RSs
". B jennings b. h. Frank Ward g. 10y (Anislso5
A. psi%onts zePyI%. i (daTiiso~
BetngNiagara to l. Dyer 49,. TO Blush L9r arch
p"1 PiaceHBlash ; to . Niagara TO 3;
the ros sIn all the spccaors to shelter and synS
the Dust Dust on the track It then passed over to daae
Long Branch Connemara crazy and caused decay
.s ten .n %nq Ts at e RRSad 2 ss
gap Of two tb and eS on the g gPp sa ta
her horses aqd at the end ridden %qt to the ast
all the way down the homestretch and finishing secon
brdep her horses like gRtnng on the iacksetch and
third place at Niagaa saddle on the gpper turn
she might have won hut Reilly Is small and without
Bpsh pGed up ame after crossing the line trouble
being with her near foreleg.
OLDS $3.50 EACH, $4,000 ADDED. IL NILES.
Dwyer Brothers br. LOngstreet by L'ngiellow1
sc@s gH@y' B%anis en- Proctor Knot Ky LqE5
J. i B. faagns ch C. Salvador by Prince ChaFeI
s 3 Blown B. e puada ifs@ls@
E J. baid|ns Oh. Gllie95es j lia( Barnes
Bennr-savator to 10. Proctor Knott 20 /. Long
street 10 !. Buddhist 9 to l, Eric % TO l. The Mones
o. riadeN olt1 Get to ) Proctor ,
been satisfactory all around IT. rnc L.aness eric "a
Ctlentc had remained in their boAe I9e d,I ~, me
rcd nag at The seeonu breakaway a9d the 1uimT 81
the other was ample evidence that uhc ,lrc'l's wee
I,ne,' but Murphy whcse orders 70 ric Whiting
Immediately toqh pn cs. PIg gSc hHo' 10 m ne
gnning ne took seo%g ff r aS s,y9T H ' Gs
rison to keep within striking qi.'cT %
led for SIX IGiiongS eIg b bc sd 10 Keen i up and
was nc1eIdte Yacet ta ,oo ,,r the V,i4 t ih,
quarter post Hamilton began driving iur0usy 9SlI9ut
. Eot iw 20 m and Creme qa s" of Two cR s
sail after him ioqTe1 ~ S1v2oT Oh b "nG b I'v
was but hall done iuhy sat ihg isi, ,,a , a. ,
o sppesrad 10 be ~ sa'ySto, sidie yet D. lay ont
OF ms round Tor milo permitting salyaIor Long
and Bqddhis' t. get many es', no o l oS ie u.pr
turn Lonastreet cut loose, Garrison riding litc demon
McraGahlin followed with sa,,ator and az h. Murphy
6S gtlding bore down upon leaders with vondrous
stde looking If he could ;un over the moon! sor
called on him ne came away and won nth.I easily, by
~ Two see leRs hat had Sf e Of iI S Two SeaS @
ne hopes Of 10 GOO people Tq 5r g 5c sac ha erd
being ably seconded by their pount Proctor hho' ~
g TR9ad IN the foaT T '' Tas i four ice6 @
o: BIZ o. :o5 Isl ~ :q9' :aea B9,a
salvador ana proctor greatly distressed at the
finish. LOngstreeJ was comparatively le9h'
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $3.50. SELLING. SEVEN
FURLONGS.
, Es lSO rS SfhhaS Banner bearer
J. J. nyland's bh crenader aged 1l2Cw DoPoaS3
P fFG GHe5sib En- M n GSaf
a. IT. T. r 299s4Sf b. c c. c.mmac 86.'we0e9
characterization avams, naSner Bearer to Nay
o. to T. Fomp Hou s and Rowland 10 to J.
O'P PaSc1EGwSnd isn@SE Gasr o sG to Door
after G H55y Of Rd 5wfm& and Nay o. getting
later Tsnf Gq g %SEe the the fTa1HG
ee Rowland fooESa by B3pnS Other A sT5
lengths TAYLOR rode out c TO ns ga a BcaSr
. ana won neck before Gicnader I@ma.ne BFohe
the owners of Banner Bearer, the second nor ri
hc 200 E fS5 lane " bocsme property In their
hands he may prove orcad-winne''
SIXTH RAcE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Two
YEAR-OLDS. s25 EACH. $3.50 ADDED ON fO4''
W. H. sands's br. C. Heather, by IIindoouiJonnl9
1,,,ni p Stables b. c. Tpvorite lo5 IIamtenl
I"HS a H. Morrs's ch T. DruideSs l15GAttl 1rid( .
ID d. Wihers's Maxim colt 1l3 --..--.----t I"'io'l
80 80 Tmc-l ~.
Bettne-Drudcss evens, NaXim colt ii to o. Ae"'nen
Pace-IIeathen 3 to s. Favorite eycns -.
Folly was Withdrawn. 4 good start was mf..tL' w.
Nalin coli IIeathen and Dfuide-s going OF VITA ulr
heals almost in line. Fayoric tiei not 10 run ar a;
osin0 four or five lengths in The first furoNc i"iOn
Tqk GPG a4 4na ' oS f {6eP md
thn load raced themselves almost Z, etnd-th IN NC
Trt baI mile such iiotic riding occurs every day. II
cycrvhoIv thqt the three would nave hnthNc
W ~ a. 6nisb in the homestr'tch. The Maxim cot wa
~ 90 ,,udor. IIc ~ the 0t Oh" hOd