New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
DETAILS OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE-PURsE $1,000. BEATEN HORSES.
TITAN COURSE, 1,4o0 YARDS.

oden Bowies CHI Belle dor, by Rayqq dor1Bele
eA SS3els .ssi.: EsPSa csTSssR
s. s. Browns Ss C. Or DSta@ lima a. u onoSGe,
MeMahoa Co.'S Dr. h. Eoian, 6. III Garrson( o
l. C. Bruce'' oh g. KTag nenf 2 3 i0O'A 00'nSo
Betting to win-Bellc dor Is TO l, Egmont to !, De,
fauit,r to ., Climax 10 /, Eolian IL 10 o. hhgma'e
Ivy Betting for pace-Belle dor to l. Epmont to ],
Defauitcr TO TO- Climax 70 8, Eolan to >. hngmate
~ Muuas-Bele dor straight paid 500 &c. place 900 90
e delay OF ten minute: at the post t the nag BUT te Gh
Belle dor and Eg@on gaed him in the run no5 to TN t b GO
length. When sighted again below the south fed Belle
dor lad to the front aud as youns iiayT1m G b
horses and remaining front to the end ceycry by
on 5s sS Sns s Dco R ba
Climax half length. Eolian was never in the hunt
SECOND RACE-MAHOPAC HANDICAP. $50 EACH
al 500 ADDED IL MILES.
August Bemont's b. e. Raceland, by BIllct-Calomel .
y Rrsw iSS bS Reporter 3 >
Beverwyck stables b. Layinia Belle A. llO:,ni 2
A. j. Cassatts ch. c. Tsragon, 4, Hayward
Betting to win-Raeciand 3 to s. Reporter 10 to .,
Betting for pace-faceland to 4, Reporter to TO-
Mutual iaccand straight paid SO 90 place 50 So
When acelan1 heard that his younger brother BIge
Rock had won The mr., race at WeslchGset iy didnit
intend be beaten at either track His fore legs Mere
swahed in red flannel bandages This may have am b
geidlng was backed nearly OF the boards. Renofler
ss Captain Brown 6Ha a his S BARI fn were on 6aaS to
E re a seS a ,5 Prs o ds Of is Effects OF
, qua be sSsn a@9 a Sana es cani
In the first quarter Reporter opened gap OF nre1 %
In the second he Increased IT to hNc ana men tbr ts
and made after the departing OF Enqairer ana b,u
Meade. The dlsapnelrance around Mystery Bend c,G h
againl the query that agita'ed every mini W.,
ltaccland hay" given h up or wiz ne have Then
Wa seen that liaceland had cut down Ip9ptcr
his VIII and Reporter leaps away from his pursuer Re
porter wins! No, not yet lie I. lust Quarter 81 r n
would die rather ihsn lose aniSer race with Mr. Bel
monts pet ard d, lie rdGs for hSep Ear ana Who On p Se
ceeis forthwith 70 "chuck Il up in c2yordly ih'hiRn
bTc eco"d jhF'e i'ngths before LaSna Belle who
beats Taragon length Dos Angeles. Emotion aR ma Sius
THIRD RACE-PURsE 3, 600. BEATEN Two-YEAR-
oLDS. SIX FURLoNGs.
Chicago sabc's b. Robesplerre by Jls johnson
J. r. giIagqn's b. O. Ifarkstonc. ioI ~ Doaohu .
". A. Falress en- T. Aide r. i0i peckerl 3
A. NJ. Hunters br. c. M Pelham III (car. l1n,ac, .
odsn EoT SPsS b. T. By V 1HSs ioi ca
L Ssess spa99s1E caoi lo' FssSg ais.
Betting to w.n-Ro6csPIc,ie is 70 .. 4awAssoGne 4
Sa1 i age ihy t. to 10 Mr. " e6% 3 t. 70 spap1 :
le'a9s fo Geg,59 Gen. law S
Maria ay q Mr.; Pelham siaa515aa o i 6
st h GS hAT sSi The good start mad aG
passed bend % M At fe SS sssdn
isin tSiTd Hawksione fourth In sigh, at the half
cse S sa was e r@ hdd is 'e IN me Ro
pierre on the rail, closing fast with Chlefain when
The latter sweTSSi across nm cutting b d n a This os
him theiian winning. all out BY two ""sthsi