New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12

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'"' ''''' DETAILS OF THE RACES.
rrpsr RAcE-ALL AGES. els EACH. $1,000 ADDED.
FIVE FURLoNGs
W. n. Jennings. br. m. swift, by Great TOm,Marl;
Po'sl a az Sor Fl CHI Z Holiday. g. ioi
f S,as. d SGi en- i'f h%SSH a los
q N; ssas9: S g. Sgf sS 1G'
HSGif sa BE ca9 stockton ios
Cumberland Stables b. r m CGrs 'od H. s. lo9M'rtn
Betting to whsw!it is e Holiday e. T s;i =:
10 to QUESTION a%Ss0 ana Ralph ysd 'fp Cora
Betting t.5 t. sv Holiday 80 70 sDe FHSi
to l. Question and Ralph BaySFd to 1 each, Cora l.
Muiaals.sw straight paid slo IS place si2 10; Holt
The start was struggling one Frelols and Swift getting
The best q Swift %s u LED Pe s' T S w WIDE nss
anIsh and swift going straight won by two lengths Holt
stay Srt G lie was destined for sacrifice in the last
SECOND RACE-ALL AGES els EACH. $1,000
ADDED. 11-l0 MILES.
William Jennings's b. h. Dutch Roller, by Dutch
preaEne!s stables b. e. LSrchmoSt T. 100 1888
J. H. Harbeck's ch. h. King of Norfolk, o. 100 Gear
fremont Ua Stables B. h. Psaico, o. 100 }TTano
5'4svfr sSss sn u Sqet s'S' car
" G 2syst B. e. Sup 1aS,r = i0q coss
F. G. 3Sss's b. 3. be+EiIS io6,:.{~eOoF}
Klh Se'S"k SHoiE 10 to cocts IS to s. Pontice to 1
Eieye IS to l. Equality 20 to l. Berlin 20 to snO'lte'n
EHs s} Ns a;fQrs4 F sssss
Eic " to T. Equality to l. Berlin 10 to subaern 10
Muuas-putch Roller straight paid SIC As place 30 i''
nmtrb roller took the lead at the start held to
the end winning rather easily by three Poneo 90:
Of badly. but finished fourth close up Macbeth II dd
Third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s15 EACH, $1,000
ADDED SELLING. FIVE FURLONGS
D. T. Puster's ch Punster, IT, by PunSter- Maud
}. H. H. Mccorm T cS s. t. Bessie k icl..tw Kelan
3wFNs cu III s sh }a Grace aOf Ely
H Hsd9%. Gan 31Sn'i
R"yf' GSss Sy iSS fd-
A. NJ Hunters br. c. Pail Mall. IS. ~.....m. Penny
W. Ba'hsatF' b. T6 Gaarn 81 ls''.-'~'"s0eP
BEATING ,ms. 10 H. 20 70 l. Rsss to 20 l.
unwad and Ozone 10 to each, and from 20 to 40 to
5sss Kss%ss4 :ysn! . Rsss 4 to
tiwlwad and ozone to / each, and from 10 10 to /
7.s ( ase 81. ;E g. paid a' place
was "a Gng d cS of the post sc6 sg the dotf%
turn into The straight Kcnwood ST. James and Grace Fly
.po * hS ana g. ''G 1an S rqi ri who T5
who was haongth before St. James only head before
Of acG tickets sold sc %%PP &. n n w9' bought in
FOURTH RACE-THREE.YEAROL AND UPWARD.
sl5 EACH. $1,000 ADDED SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
s. oS S}5eses e9 g%pre p
BcvTwyck Stables b. m. Clay stockton !, los
aqovs. stable. CHI viva 100 Gear l6 SSisSSiSS sa
Rx61 q4 sasS 1a Queen Ss '5 100 RasSR
ly'sA@S S S.;SsS e. a9 @'yR'i 50 10 to Bgea
Sa5Sssai ss5s s Js5ss o59 i'd s5
y. DAYS SS, GLORY, 3 % Ics5, loo lI44@SIey 9
viva R$'ns T. T@aTHPs @py 'rS si'i.sn {o
70 GsoP and &C Colonel Ed Hunt 8 to each and from 10 to
Betting for PaSSenUmpiIe 70 Clay Stockton 70 l.
2 70 T. Galop ana Colonel Hunt 3 TO 1 each and from
'HS3uss-TmPiTs si!SsSS' paid 500 o5 place sa5 %;
tom es 81 6 49, pos, they 20, the n.s to fair
start 's except S" Gsop H3a Pei%s%f
clay S SS ssd f 60 ssi SS sns& The
Sc %s. nS SRs4 10 tSrl on Do'n' on Um
FIFTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND UPWARD.
PURSE $4,000 MILE HEATS.
B'rvyGsd s'%olGs e S,s c''fE CS H. By S o%
costello S-ii2 Grd e ch I'm Nj Maid Of oTSan
william Ii aGo jeanInss's B. h Danbcyne, s. no
C. B. Morrss oh. G. Barrister, 4 li0;
Gay % E. p G2: s sS ely fzn Gr aged
1s S1G e. E. tp fasoo as4 SS SH Sihs
Time|Mrst heat 40; second heat IA third heat
II e M hssS Of 0i is 70 l.
betting for II 70 M indu q orleans ,o
np5s5@s 70 IN fs' Ssi "
Eig1 % to J. Guy Cray 80 70 b..,cas.awsv II none.
Du Bssng S5 fsS ss's4 Maid Orleans
Ef Bs.i ING S on % II II TO- Maid of
q On 20 Ss s s; Il Ss
Maid Of led most Of the way in the S AR; heat
wH II zane ~ ad fTs0ss d 5aGm BasS hrd
DunbOn fourth En NTH and Guy Gray us ng ns dn nS
the second heat and the Ss. Ts sn H NsS
out and bowed the way for half mile Then CsS@w% t
H. Mao st Gr Maid Of Orleans winning the heat BY
neck Dunboyne second, only haii lene'n OeiOr'
MSd Of Orleans was decided ayose in the -, run s, on
but as on 50 sa Un nsp dd Of orleans led
Of Casway bo TGd the easiest Of winners by
two lengths
| THE WESTCHESTER ENlhlho 1oDhh'
II rain falls to-day and the track Is muddy forun@h
will win the first race Geraldine second Tor founah
romps and reves In mud oH 'AS NV"
will wtn Fordham second.
IIyonIa ran so wretched and contemplate race
| s,crtay AZ Jerome Park that by the odd chances,
changes lamentations and surprises that daily occur
IN racing now she ought to win the fal Test hahui
cap at mile for twoyearolds' WINE senaoor iio~o'o
| sllv Cleaning should run second.
| grA rlrchv Ionestreet ought to capture the Good