New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-21
careless ways is becoming very sOvcnly at the STAR
and is hiding far below his best form.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
EACH $3.50 ADDED. SIX BURLONGS.


EACH $50 ADDED. SIX BURLoNGs
D. D. withess's b. H. Fitzroy, by King Ernest ,
}PliG r:is} yrs en- 1Og Sir Joseph & FT6q
pw{es n:ghsrs ra Rssss JqSs 5 Grss atss
Dgnn's d b. seTya 30 (cHr los car ;L ffG}
Davis & nalrs b. f. SQUIRE, 3, 1913 car. iS4s{ q
mslys e. vsodls % Gao 90 TEsasS
F Fiaoy 70 ana aaa Leo
s to %d if sy 20 and a "a 51s and 70
Mr. Caldwell sent the field promptly fair start
being n motion and pssry aisned Ia. asosa a the o track
half uiionq. Then thu all black drew and took
LEAD which he he'd 70 The end W Win S ssey
down by eight lengths ST. Joseph second Ne lengths
Bessie who beat Fred twensy s2ash ,, 1ss
strideaway and TipstaG withdrawn.
SECOND RACE-CoLLEEN STAKES Two-YEAR-
OLD FILLIES $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. sPE
CIAL WEIGHTS. SIN FURLoNGS.
]. A. 4: II. MOrss b. f. Starlight by Iro9uSoi;s70
J. D aISi' b. f. Carrie S:' c. Do1ohus}
J. A. & A. II. Morris's CHI f. Homeopathy ll5,,..; q
D. D. withers's Knckknaek nlly. lTayor) 9
A. Bemonis cn. f. Phoebe, l9s; .........~...Vno o
Betting straight ana Psce-GargIe G. to 6 and to
10 s Ella % to ana ana 70 to saF knSn 10 aS
10 70 and TO Leda 12 70 and TO l. Phoebe 20 to
delay Of asSn MINUTES H 1 at s9s RSs! eTng
fhSeGs wee r %is e %o tier hG 9s R a9s
opening gap q length from Carrie G., who led Star
Ge at P's &
sS Of @o3 RS 9s' on WITH caTe d c
E G Sds as
Sk S C 9s psr ee w Win a and L sDa
Carrie getting i by pose nh, Ihe resi Of Che fed %eTc
Folly, Livonia Pauline f. and Pandora did start
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES $50
EACH $1,000 ADDED. ONE NILE
W B. Jonnnsss b m BigeoOet by BromblS ,rlSodl
DAN, TEs' YTf Ss Dr. b. ~ Bess O. Andefscn}
Gwyer Brothers b. f. F iTn. B. 4, 1i'-~-i'mlOn'
Bettug-Bela b. to 5, Bess TO 2 Begonet ,s
Rsysnns Proe BSR sOteno T Tss
her sukiest mood and refused to be cajoled Hamilton
HTS an. her m sco n Scd S or A ' cas
o me s.o Thfn eSSs s nag S % d c%
the ssnui ard Peila was Two lengths behind Taylor
for The the a s 'a r at @ r aes n
BegonS ives hsa is p and .scSn d aS
lengths before Bella b. who would not " % run BIS
delayed h and he TS mare 1et Coq .S NOT
G SSi'f Be ss' Would %% have have Won ''' w." O'
FOURTH RACE-sTEvENs STAKES THREE.YEAii-
oLDs. 800 EACH, $500 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. is MILES
DTysE Bro 3as Lons'eot by Lo"gf Srsc
D p &i,nss$ e6. o%@sy iis (,Is%Il'G@
s. j. S Is6srSy' En- so5ssa,e liz f'yof
Betting straight and pace-Longsree evens and out,
Eric to and 70 8, Tomboy TO and to o Sorrento
They Were sent on their long journey the first
sS s6rsnc length back aR Garrison took the
chased S% for s@s IL FS @% and q
| him. but though the " snapper had 70 roe n,afd ~
four lengths before Tomboy who beat Eric eight lengths
Sorrento was hopelessy beaten In the first mile, the
going sa%s1 him a S,c Soq Ia s a. ss
a. he crssed the line Both he and Eric seemed greatly
distressed
! FIFTH RACE-NAVESINK HANDICAP. $50 EACH.
$4,000 ADDED. 10 MILES.
J. D. HaeglRs b. IN. Fren2l, by Glenelg-Florida, S
D. y w i1S b. / inveiwick 4, io2 Anderson
N'-''P Ov. Donohue)
Betting straight and pace-fiIenyi - 70 100 and out
Tristan 5 to and to s, Inyerwick to and 70 5.
Tarsgon ala not start Inverwiek ana Charley preux
raced lead and Il feared that they would run
anding IL impossible head the Ally, lost heart and grad
qy sSPaI ssDg Sss o. sa p 5eP ofa
inverwi3k then rated along ,rcns going well within
herself about length ana half before the fsyorlte Ham
Ss sSoh no e sme kc o h RG
lengths to the good but had barely pet ss for the un
Sn s Leisure 9Ts, S won n ea By
length Inyerwek under The whip foI hai fIrlong sec.
beaten OF hundred yards.
SIXTH RAcE-pUysE $50 SELLING. SEVEN
w. Lskoiands b. c. Miracle. BY Falsetto-Miianda,
Cotton Boyie's ck' m Queen Of Elizabeth 9esd I05
CASTE stables en- sanshjnc. o9ei....., 11g1n 9
A. J. cassatrs en- Equslity 3 los Andefson) o