New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05

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f King own w Fayor and Flora Ban
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as sae to Cameo rodGo sGR and
sash 70 l. Padshah SANTIAGO sam DoTeyi K Ling
o2daa e q J. . Maf LS Sy b - place 80 50
monfs stable place $ Il D1 ''O - p''''
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lie s too light in the quarters Penn was plainly IN no
betting soqd ''ani f ii.
lee Vas well trained and consequently well backed on
away. dry track not lancled at any pr.ce St.
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N %s' to h Ss s ali TIs a Rf%e5 o
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nSs TS!Sh F1asa son 'P'8sa not Saa,a
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saddle but when she appeared in hood and bnksrs her
tst few people cared to wager dol FAR him Tho oher
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boyes eating the oats Of dleness The parade wa.
be HS u ard Se'!f aS O. me Ere contest QUICKLY
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s TSsn the to 1 s rs Sn 9Gs tell S@;H II
enough to draw The rail ana Day wa, o Sfrs ana %
rra TY and cofious world bSaicr Marie level
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and 'o9 Tom division M!. h oa BY d ro
IN the third fuflone and Chaos began 70 draw away from
spread eagle the field. Garrison Barnes Hayward
ne rdne g ha Sfo eo thew caeSeI The head Of IT,
hGmestretch Hamilton nearly POUNDED the he out q
SduSqstcr To gain an inch Penn and Eb seemed
y sPse a and San u26 6 be dg 1 eeas OF G sn
Sraoa however got away from the ned and made after
answering every stroke the whip but snaloa swervcd
her 0t from ' o1ng St Carlo The aee was redrs
stern chase and stern chase s ong chase. s. Carlo
won by neck S. Carlo second two lengths and half
aSiSr mater 90 wal St Carlo %e sna he
cOgh Sc re e n, G Pa4GG Ss Day m
a oggd 4 The saddle os9 and S ef Csao, e. h
R is T %a T4 Chaos ' ever got home 'S' mann"
FIFTH RACE-PURSE Al 900. SELLING IL MILES.
Costello Greener's Oh. Maid Of Orleans, by Plcnlpo
Ballet Girl, yrs. 1O5 N (S13 (StovaD
PsLG9g b fsS &sT5 ssa 1oi 100 Day
W La&eland's ch, h. TatilcE. agci Id. Murphy Q
Hans Ss stable. Mcfarland 81 RaS
NJ T. D'naher'' CHI I r sy4t2sS az 81 .
Betting to wnsypaT Mi 70 - oI, st:r to
10 to ! Sam D. and Jennie NcFa!ana each Is to |;
.. Prather
TO /, New burg TO Maid Of orleans l. Pericles
) Ia J. San d. and Jennie McForland each N l.
Mutuals-Mald Of dreams straight paid SIS 80, place
s62 40 Percles place Si3 90
Newburg made the running from start n finish Mad Of
Orleans and Percles coming up with rush and beating
him the post the three finishing short heads apart
Tattler and SyntaX were never in the hunt.
SIXTH RACE-TURF HANDICAP. s3j EACH. 81, 25O
ADDED. Ia MILES ON THE GRASS.
L. LGyd's ,S sh g. ST Luke by Botheradope.M
West Co.'S b. T. Maori l. l23...........,. (Barnesj .
Chicago Stables CHI f. HuntresS 4, 122.i-.....--. .
Preakncss Stables b. g. Larchmont A. 112 (IIaywardj
lakewood Stables b. m. Conncmara s. 100 McCarthyJ
w. o. Scullys ch. g Sleck 8, 115.... Hathaway 0
l.. Martins ch h. Troy 3 100 (rayor) 0
Tme-2 II.
Betting 10 win-Huntress evens. Maori and ST. Luke
each Is l. Larchm0nt to l. COnnemara and Troy each
10 to |. Silleck 90 h /.
Betting for pace-IIunress o 10 s. Maori and ST. Luke
each 10 s. LarchmOnt to l. COnnemaa and Troy each
To !, Sileck 8 TO 1.
Mttuas-st Luke straight paid s26 o5. place sia o5 ::
Maori place SIC 30.
Maori led for mile and an eighth under pull 50.
Luke waited In the til the upper reached
then Garrison brought him along and the beloved physi
clan without unnecessarily eXerting himself by a
length; Maori second two lengths before Hunt-ess.