New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-18

strideaway third Garrison Immediately took pull at
81 Ss ma s carried him to the Where he kept him
ssG @ pn e S Ct G ss ss 1@
he homss5sts6, where he c@yed in Go@so.Taw'
SnG Ss within 1h himself Aed second place to hi: point
front D than fourth seeming to lack ambition j. D.
up sn Sae z
pe Joe safe e quit ok but S ie aT
S S TN the last gasp Garrison was inclined to enjoy fs
Psisa keeping The lead caused the sSsppeT' to DO
ne 0d act which he had not done before in many
5t ear ana bumped himself to 50 good
Joe third oarsnan did did not start a~A
THIRD RACE-PRoSPECT STAKES. Two-YEAR-
oLDs. 800 EACH $1,000 ADDED. SIX FUR
H. wamke Sons blk. +. Reclsre. by RefOrmzClara,
hs ss4s: 4 Mas9ass
W L, scotts c6 {. Torso, lis Lewis
DWSer brothers ch + Tn GslaiT :ie Nu'pnl
ssst3S to cad2 Mpf?ef roa
Betting for er. az Mgnas to " 1Ou
Mutqals-Recare straight paid 81 place 50 so; Mag
ReeaTe got best Of struggling start .r Mag
them when the nag fell Tournament went up to
he Hp 3 head and seemed anxious 70 e5 by any
such trick that lie judcious pull Eeeare ana
facing he pleased hamesteth; when the winner
Magnatc second, before
gle Tor the place vas extremely yey 6ot9 %afisoh ha
amTS9 q ss5 s 6 s 70 and eio U TS b
Weld Fl RS Rey ana E99b Blackburn
FOURTH RACE-oRIENTAL HANDICAP 500 EACH,
$1,000 ADDED. Ia MILES.
Dryer Brothers Dr. h 1o7 Kingston by spenathr1
E j Bald%ins ch. Los Angeles, a. lie BaEnes
w. co IaEsiand b. + Exile P sSed l Ha%toH
s Bry BHGsHS e. c.a eS1a o. 1i5s
/ A Raceiand
4 WlntsT.'s Oh. c. Joe Courtney, g. wlnchel0
Betting 10 wIn-KingstOn 10 ~ 8, Los Angeles 20 l.
ofiam%s S Is to l. I TSa sSn IS 70 l.
20 Betting for RIaGeSKngstSn to s. Los Angeles to l.
I IRA = to L. orihamme TO l. Taragon to l.
ga straight paid s24, place sl2 So
Exile and Oriflamme behaved viciOusly delaying the
start start Ten minutes ron Whea the nag fell the gray was IN
others close Gp ana an in mot on Badge pulling like one
Rad Wenf o ~ 49, th Ses on stOit D1ast1 &
fellow made it fast He stalled OF challenge after c6al-
l.aceand lay about the centre Of the held Looping along
he t6 the 81 ia any g and pf
We're pPs uneasy TN he reached the head Of ths
in the front Murphy rode Kingston win an admirable
homestretch Kings tons hackers had already received
see the race lot The opening price against the creates;
the price went down to even noney Then the RSeeand
plunge turned Kingston loose on the market. and he
confidence At the close the ruling odds were 10 to 3,
with few takers. Certainly this not calculated 20
cheer Raceand, on the other hand opened at 3 70 1
in few books and closed 10 all around the ring
Those who got on early were excessively happy-tn after
the ncc. Kingston I'm the last four for mile.
Then he began slowly to improve his position followed
up by Exile. Los Angeles second all the way with
orscksn and SoItez tapping her Paragon wa fourth
homestrech was Badge. Los Angeles. Raccland, Joe
Courtney Kingston and Exile the others out Of it, Then
began Of the best finishes course this
year Badges lead gradually cut down by Log
Angeles and Kingston. Exile unable N find
opening. Raceand-wen, Raceland the wrong way,
and Garrison pulled up. Murphy rode his cap of,
terrific his exeons Kingston responded generously
getting up in the last stride, by short head
Los Angeles second head before Badge, who beat
Exile half length. This is the fractional time: :2G,
! 552 81, :46, Q :12A.
| FIFTH RACE-PURSE $1,000 TWO.YEAR-OLDS.
SELLING. FIVE FURLONGS.
G. b. Morriss b. c. Lsimony, by LSbon-Potrimony,
w T. jen6ings's Ballet colt 11S......--. lAnd,rson'
A. BemOnts b. T. Cnrnets 1GO..--..-. .......t NinD
Dwycr Brothers b. Cor an1 1oS Gear 1o4 ..l2,D .
7. Shieiiss CHI Ca nine. JOB tuilcul .
Preakness Stables b. Windsor, 1l3. Hayward
w. J.. Scotts b. G. Zor, 103.--- Sims
T. Eney's b. C. Nomsd. 1C3 107), (Bergen
Cotton & Boyles b. c. warsaw, 1C3 Gear 106 ..-;;.
A. McGuigan's IIocksy, 1O3.....-..-...t D~yia)