New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
1.NIToN ON TWO WINNERS
,,cne INCIDENTS AT wEsroHEs1ER'
onr WINS WITH DIFFICULTY

,pocror KNOTT WINS
sorRENTo's SUCCESS
-, the tree among the Jockeys
Hamilton Is a" vie for his services WIN "'V.
IT, .-.... than they display u na rood fortune
'ss- with his usual sAi" "''s proctor
=, nr.,ent. he rode two N' WIN" oo,iinc was out of
-. a,d Catalpa. Bryan - 80 forged 10 do
80 n come Way. and Hahn, No. ard Oregon. Tho
gear IN SIM dsceat Jay F. Dec a"" o''sO"' ,,a,
all he could 10 .,.,.sm over the style III "hc"
total lack OF e"'" rcde Oregon was nmpies-
little Lamo"' eoMness that could Dc loi''
sive. 1t was such speed that win
Oregon shows che saddle he could not have lost
strong nnsn'' and might even have won tne race
secoh' pc, nell Lsmbley was OF as mu0h use !" u'S
Bu pour sa,sh as diamonds and pohuS are " uo"u
colt a. w. jay F. Dee ran Seeo"" =" i''''''
mau' -, n was a close cail for al 'n'oo'
Knott ou y .Iso a complete absence Of commentator
There va IN which Anderson handled Seymour
for the 'rd race. The boy got the lead with the
in the ~ took a trip to sunderland and while
con, I'D and nodded in the saddle Hamilton shoe
ne u t~enendous rush on Catalpa, ana IN socOhu
up WIZ -. lost Even Ny Fellow stole the place
t0e Sorr,our nv short head. This was so paniu'
" -. 30 excruciating. for when young lA'uehe" can
., ,lace from any jockey, that Jockey Siahoer'
80, ne deep indeed. The third race was Tor hoIsos
.,or won race to be ridden by jockeys thar
TOda
re- '',.s ,,non the Ossa Of absurdty Whoever IS
n,o tor devislnc a race with such condtlohS
ia 60, bimsef 10 the task OF Matching our aauou
rs such a race Is really too eccentric LOT 'oi0i
80 II Is earnestly 10 be hoped that WIN 'n,s
,,no the last will be heard OF such foolish Wn'SF
,,.s &c owners handicaps and races for maiue'
,oohevs The race won easily by an ou',',' =
psnaas who is reported to be the properly Vi So
o % an agile Wall Street SPECTATOR who combines inc
with an
70 the scaping Of the elusive eighth of one per cent
In the fourth race Kingston had a practica VAIN
oyer his only opponent being Brandoete vi cou's'
h nIaved with her. winning at his leisure
The owners handicap for twoyearoldS was "o'
by Gramercy with the feather weight oi ~ p'.n1
mn his back Creamery was the taVofi'e, al" ~
vuncster with the tongue-twistlng haiiicO
was second choice and got second place INC S' u
r,s,ro feature of this affair the my efy As 10
49, Mr. vitbers's trainer dug up the small
nov II. Kelly. who rode the d"
colt and the pitable attack oil gene :,
paralxsis that seemed to alict that uiioftuhau' '
Al Monmouth Park the Fan Fan colt betrayed speoU
more than once Yesterday district iheSso"so IVY
engaged in studying baseball score on D', r,~
hoard surpassed in celebrity this deloer"'0 anu
guided creature. ,,,,. cor.ento
only three ran in the last race buuul'''
oud loo Ice All these were we'll backed wi'h b"uO-
~ ,,c f,vorite. The finish was one oil the
kfsf
,o, and most exciting of the year. for sorrento won
hv n ehor1 head while Joe Lee was only snort ne@a
before Buddhist. some censorions critics iouno iau
With Bergen's riding of Buddhist but some pe'p'o o
ave ventured 10 dsparage the equator anu even W
Signs of the Zodiac are viewed in some q"S,'e'9
with dsapproval This prevailing tehoehcS ~ D'1n
,xcelent and worthy young men because '"'' .I
ride like Hamilton should be s'erniS ~,
rav,or rode a good finish with Sorrento. lie Eo'
- rl, &c III, Yale students say. and that is the
..o,iaI thing I'm racing as I'm other matters
A welcome improvement will be seen at VIZ
hester hereafter. The second horse at 'ne i"S .
will be pu up at the same time WIN ,r she AZ
Without waiting for the setuinns "a
no maddox This is desirable chanse' toor,,aloers
n was another melancholy day for the
< four Gus of six favoritos won bu, ,,eir inuncS
nd much-enduIng men expect 10 h'N' ~
DON. -, o,,,.C
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