New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-11


Malauaer each 10 !. Endurer 10 l.
place-Ep,otiOn eyens EndgreT to o. p,nsh R,znh
peisuiter ana Teiie Doe were Withdrawn Alter delay
sST wsss, :s , N5ss
Mo.er apparently did his best though be had
the turn and with Emotion his shoalder cd . he ai
SO ss. a.
e Te Elm s0 hw 60 n SSGe nj Begens vigorous diving
caught him on the post and won py neck Inquirer d
Marauder showed about much speed COW
SECOND RACE-sELECT STAKES. Two-YEARoLDs
800 EACH, $500 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs.
F. G: stanley's Dr. c. onaway, by onondagaTkelps
j. A. A. il Morris; ci e cayusa, lis iiayEaSa
X 9soq' Norris s' 62 Starlight iO Andsrson
sGOt}f 81 Mot & Chaos $ii.;. i6 ieses
G. HearsVs b. Ballarai. lis amltOn)
Bettng-csyuga 10 In 5 o2away and Druidess each
% B.nGHst to /, Ballarat l. Starlight 10 to l.
r.ss snd 'f nrsSd S';$sa r1sss
Of e @ Sd ana dc ne ae TO s fa
Gc1S a 5e Ss s LEAD S16 ws fs 5 U e SsH
H. his oSs q the 5 sGn and second %
the rear bsoks3lech HAYWARD could hardly
ed SeT S g S WIN ana 0 %
og he Very fast but Could never get ' up to the
THIRD RAcE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. s35
| EACH. ST. 500 ADDED. Ia MILES.
s. s. Browns b. I. Gaop. by GleneIg-La Polka, 3
Bf %is:.. &. z Sgs%ysS. sSsS
RamaDc stables ch c. Charley Dreux, 4 iS5:;::;
bet9gmzephyrgs to .. Charley Dreux to l. GaOp
SSsS; "!t f, start, Charlie,
ana duH was S1qs Ssadsd Whiting
G DG& half e aEns Going up the
GoP oPSpsa gap Of e four c turn but both FEW seeons
aSd cS@e away Winning esST Up
FOURTH RACE-CHOICE STAKES. THREErYEAR-
OLDS 500 EACH, 81, 500 ADDED. liz MILES.
D. Ia Tlses F. C. Tey by RayOn d daamtnn
Dwyer Brothers OP ,hSnss55res. lii. Garrison
Bettine-Tenny, evens, IOngstfeet and j. A. B. each
+ Fl a 1G to i. J.. AB; to 10. c,,,,
dropped the %g At the second break win Ton6oy leading
y y0 e. l. @ paf haG recaFTd orders
20 IN front and stay there long possible lie
mile but after going hat distance TOm6oy was not only
mile, Longstreet tapping him the saddle and Tenny
Tsps nep,Hy ng behind TOOK ON the CTsS tr n
j. A.. b. third and in THIS order they ran up the back
Be riding Te9ny and there fear that the Ittie col,
took the lead from Tombov But Tenny hung back only
When Hamilton e%ea he m pond ws
shot away from his opponents as they were going back
r A. b. second the same distance before Tomboy Gar
Lonestrcct was hopcicsfiy beaten.
FIFTH RACE-PUESE $50 MAIDEN TWO.YEAR-
oLDs. SIN FURLoNGs.
+. g. Sieney'S bP. C. Ralph Bayard' by Muscoyy-
d. d. W!therss Maxim colt 1l3.............( Taylorj
J.; A. l. A. II. Morriss b. T. Fralty, ITO. uittlefelt
}. NJ. b. MeCiellands b. c. sam Morse, il3
rjme-11o,,. anderson o
, Retting-MaXm colt to !, Ralph Bayard 10 TO g.
ffy 70 l. san P. Mofse to l. Ozone e.
clarendon Parne r. and Gipsy King did not start
as up hG dTS Nv At es S the n Maxim colt
81 e9g1 Gstgs FsGa P9yas FFS 'ds
Sp snd s S 1a e , oS %m the e race Ss5
the sus GaTs So Ralph R 1yd IN Sped and better ridden n
strength ygor dash Of Hamilton lie worked hard
hard ana ma to 6 sn M ana In the 2 stride Roph
lengths back ''''' 0No"' anu ''i" "of'e uo~on
SIXTH RACE-PURsE $3.50. SELLING. / 1.1G MILES.
+. webers b. g. Vendetta by sensaton-stletto,
n 4, yr D., % of.on n $500 : Me9eE
Countess dAsredas D. Electric. aged 9s.. fSms) 3
NJ Y. Danaher's en-. h. Syntax, G. ...NIamliton)
Tme-l 55t.
=" / BTvnwood 70 I VENDETTA g "a = " H'ecu'c
P pI W eaaeifa to moHsit9ni 1a to s. ,.
After numerous breaks in one Of Which BrSRwooi Stumbled
Svn,at Flcrfric and R"vnSooJ olon on dair START
stirring struteie for lasi racr Syniay Got n ed h,d
t TO , s iba Ia9 bu MT Vh, Neho"'a sIatbd
Vendetta and disputed his claim TO ars place for nearly
stretch on The unper turn vendetta shot aNav oneSinc
gap Of three s9sth ana lhcFfer The race was at his