New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
1. Gunyad and Umpire 20

ot ey l % % pate Fss f. ru,.,.
Maidstone 70 10, Gunwad, Drulaess and Umpire 10
each t,o, Glory to l. Pwze 20 to !. - 80.
he lot were sent away after Ave breaks with Umpire
lead with Umpire second Maidstone thi and the others
easily and smca to be wiSn d la the T last
finishes Of the meeting Blue Rock u winning BY head
from RuRera who was ike distance in front OF Mad
SECOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND UPWARD.
sl5 EACH $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE AND A
Dwyer Brothers Or. b; Kingston, by sDenathnlt-
R. MeKas cS. GfacSsuar By wOodisndsgSSSss u !"
p. T. Grilis Oh. e. wiYicd s. .....@
Hanover Stables b. WoOdeu!n, B. 1oS.. .CNartin)
wlIi Ss1 g 70 T @oSdsSfa 100 70 " D
WHEY RTsIg Il, lOf pwoodbHrn 20 70 I'
MgtaalsKgss,on ,'Gaigs paid g % place - o.
Kingston was pck an9 span and received considerable
oso g. he oT R a,1fsf Tx vss R
'front.' at the sa Of H. os 6y S SnG vat GaS S
CG ss"s S SEs Fad Pee two At the first v 'HS
Wffed and h1 WOodbGTa were out Of IT, Craftsman tin
held lead e three 3ss they Sd w Itq S the
,as &c "a sS but so c bo S' S
toward Kingston and the o.oossrs were highly eXct e
There were no protests Eg% the TG"a wGSb Te a. he
Of a mighty struggle
oLDs $50 EACH. $500 ADDED. THREE
QUARTERS OF A MILE
Dryer Brothers b. C. June Day, Dy Falsto-Virgo,
j. Il. Muihoiand's b t. Tuia Blackburn. lis
FL Browns b. (. Pearl Set lib Alen) 3
santa anita t s1SG' s Sh S6n can Ha2a3
Mrs o. L.. LOrsrds Dr. c. by sensation-,,pegGy q
~ 0Norrss: en- q Kings own. ia G"j 0
CO.. % kss: 8 DsTd'
c'fPs 'S R''1a' S Ses tcf Ba"ds
straight paid $50 So place s2i 10;
The the r Ps4g Set bsa ca2f
Ssnn ana 'front.' 81 Pearl ss c n b o
R and bay sg"Gns fas d R the ms 3 On 5
1sH usS seCSd pase from Pearl So By nas
Sinsloq was clos, up ksnwood Lsimony El S
FOURTH RACE-PRoTECToRY STAKES THREE.
YEAR.OLDs. $50 EACH, al 500 ADDED. sPE-
CIAL CONDITIONS. ONE MILE AND HALF A
FURLoNG.
S. s. Brown. b. Buddhist by Hl3doq-Emma
D. j. Mccarthy ci e sorrento dia@iitoap
%jthf1i Norris o. s g5 Holiday laywor
rreaknesS Stables CHI ,r,. stephaaqie' 11sMartin)
Betting to wln-Budihlst 70 g. Sorrento to Slug
gard l. Holiday 20 To l, 6tephane 30 TO l.
slqSssTd aIcday sisPdsslSs S,1:o "a
StfpSeS s'g got & he best of the going
Others close up with Buddhist last The position; did
BGddhsS Went hroG$6 and the race was over Stephane
dseey retiring to he Fer Buddhist won IN toe faI ts
a length before s@gfard Phliander did not start
FIFTH RACE-ALL AGES. SIS EACH, $1,000
ADDED. 3-16 MILES.
W.. G. DAYS eh g. BIop Io1 by Ray1n dor
BIsF%yeE saS b. e. caaway H. g. o "T%es
b Il }an ch h n BStnsT Ban
McClelland Roche's b. f. The Lioness. 3. 100
to Peng to Ban % 90 70 20 The or
betting for place Bronzomarte evens, cas!away II
to 3, Brother Ban to j. BeIwood TO ., The Lioness
Mqtuals- Bronzomarte Straight paid $40 g. place
Brother Ban and The Loness the worst Of it, Bronze
once out to make the pace and remained
II second only neck before Brother Ban
SIXTH RACE-THREE. YEAR-OLDs AND UPWARD.
SIS EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SELLING. ONE
MILE
August! Msrf f. p vs. K les IDLE by wnf af1f
Byron SsG Mcceiand's s. C. Heyday 3, So. Tairgoodl
i'g sfss' l g. SR 90
Bsng 60 to Tn BdSa a g dS HSday to to and
Bsing for assSiaf I dEsG oa5 sys'y to and
Mgi1sl Idle straight paid s94 80, place els so
the good AaFs getting of in n, front
win Immediately 9 the Hrs SSr b and us p Ssss
s qp9r5eF Of Of the %ay snd V9o EASILY Dy tour lengths
IIeyday second, a. neck before Belmont