New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-06
DETAILS OF THE RACES.
FIRST RACE--SwEEPsTAKES s25 EACH, S,ooe
Annf.r SPECIAL. WEIGHTS. ONE MILE.

Mutaas-Bsdge straight paid 81 So place sc so; Little
TosntsSs stalled OK and slightly . lame G,
ss aS ana T Kns cS even though ne had
Ha%G S II o hs S T from n his Ssa N
s y e PsP Sea sad ss and Dwgs
record breakers sny aI aSa Tes bs S
S SSa F Fl BSaf Ny eeS BefR
s ssrt ssSt f fay Sa Fussr o.
q two aS nf Ered iAe e Mich Who had eep
ali the way then took up the work leading into the
S sssni S s Sdf snS X.
crab w9S c S 81 hs Pad L 2ad
rsc SiI unless RSs u he meets Kingston and Tenny
SECOND RAcE-FLrGHT STAKES. s1s6 EACH.
ei,25o ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS shVAN
A. A. IL MOrrlss blk h. Britannia Sy , Plsypa
Bsithiess yFs ITO ,is:: AadeTson}
%s: 8; HSa.S LADY, y
g. p'I Gs, p a. D'f.H'Gts sS! sfS
rime-1 &c % previous, record ;2S5is.{,
Betting % Britannia e Bess e Sod,s FG % u
sc aS Rf1S Cl to n
to s. Deaur eyens English Ley "a 70 TO nses saoo5
n ss not usa s ssss e.
Fgserp I 9snS eS T f. 1Sa4 HS :
p pSS Rogers ok heart each thnHlng be saw s gsSy
IEt1s as seriously as hot affects pullman e9
and consequence e, ee Mas race BtaSrc won ali
there The w %S' %nS an exbbon o. his SgpGnsns sEA
ssSea bsp ST absolutely nothing az b.; S9s he 70
5s ssido ss md Of 't inl RH lengths ss
g99fha ana closed with him. but SE 70; % %Sa
sros ens second eSh COOKS sss R SsT S TeoSrd
d nS,%snf of a second.
THIRD RAcE-REAPERs STAKES. TlfREEKEAkS-
oLPs $50 EACH, $3.50 ADDED SUICIDAL
WEIGHTS. j SIC MILES.
S. s. Browns b. buddhist by BmdOoEhrpB eraSn /
Icy t liz r. c6 c oaelte, io2
G. Hesrsts en- 6. Phanler I0g fS9E 100 utssGRY}
Bwye BFotsI 3 & TeviS tSsu io2 icar
D. ]. McQarty's ch & soEEG9 0s 81 I'Sl0p
H4tpg to win-Buddhist u TO 5, Callenfe H. 70 H.
pDisnGr T. l. CassIus l. Sorrento to l. Tavs'On
10 to i "a, nloceBu1dhis to TO- Csnente to l.
Straight paid $i7 % place GIL 40
Just a. quartz o bpa g god l@s
ng '4n n 6seDa has be fosfe along s the
lied " tse hN sssa Rsae eS cut tse
clever Little daTey eESgg5' h Sr S seed that many
persons including The oy s ,nO Ss6t7 Be T Sg the ss
ANGLE s3sS O aSs& e mort f asi 6nd Saa
Sysgeo1an 81 and , wSed to 700 l @s
PhPe sssa asa and S9r' TaSs Sss eq
Bust led into the stretch and was NOT aan bSe1ed
VA. As P sns i n Son and Duke Of Highlands
did not start
FOURTH RACE-AuTUMN STAKES. Two-YEAR,
oI.Ds. $50 EACH $500 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FURLoNGS.
Angus BelmOnes D. Mssnate, by The Ill,Used,77
4 V %9sss.s ioS 6g 70 colt
st9eys blk rS C. Ralph Ba {SI
\ Mscp H r. ii Mori FsHq b. c ciI service
Ppess stables B. IL I4y CS 10 Fs6n
s s P sfS es f + I Ems S2 5Sn
h q Ing "
Gotten Boyie's b. mas MsstsF 10, 1o@.'Ah
Betting 3 i fyslGns 20 to nRs
q 20 S l. Toufnament y l. King Hazem 40 to CYL
Service Lady Jane colt l5 70 yc RSnd9 gGt 20 70 l.
Ra sSsB BaSya lSf to 5 Maerlods Liyqns e
9y3l service to j. Lady colt / Pandora
70 n1atuals-Maena straight paid slCa5, place &c s5
Cyclone colt place s31 45.
np aas f6 say Iicb had c adSaSae At The
MA cGge fa Ws anyS S Paa u' coming up ne
Mi before reaching the turn into the nah trrch Naznae
the front under hard pull and "a t Sa In
dd a s CO Ia s eaqs yi he aoPe 90
Sow enough to Keep from ditancng his opponents The
mile from lie stood the drive cOgyaSeOusIy
down the Stretch but IL was only suTerance. Mag
could have Oss him at any e others s
under pull by two lengths Cyclone colt second the same
better aq a maze by Chaos IL the gg 19 Pee
or he Latter was correct Many persons assorted boldly
that the official were caught mapping and aid not
ad that the only attacho Of The eourss occupying the
sssant 70 The sseresly and It was remarked that he
out the figures without comforting with any one Can
| these things bei
| FIFTH RACE-NEw-YoRK HANDICAP. $50 EACH,
| s1,76o ADDED. IL MILES.
J. p. Haggins b. IN. Firenz, by Genelg1TEloErta,
fEs$o R s F Est5sy svIisI.@}}
W. Lateand's b. h. ESe aged, 126.,..-. (Iamlton) 0
pa,.,,c N Win rs,en1i ~ N 10 Retrieve q no /
KaiSoish Is. to'i, Exile is to 10. p..a,.ro -
K. EstitSg for a 20 to o. Retrieve o.
Mat6ls straight paid s11 TO- place IS 2o1 Re
y PLAYED with her hors sesor Ein9i3g as she
before EsGoe who beat EXILE head o H sa% %a Pq9s
ueF ' the Middle Of the Futrty course Reteve Fone
70 make the rgnnng Passing the sisnS she lea BY
Frenzi last pulling Mclaughlin out Of the saddle az
s sxSfS s az let Exile get within length
ruined whatever chances the a may S nave aTsv ho s o
sCwea s to s1en S FIRE. G @s Ssye
Close IL it wGs SSwS n p ErsRS i s
Exile had enough al the head OF the stretch refusing to
answeJ Hamntohs urgent calls for an effort k99Si66
and Moatrcso were Tilhdrawn. Brighton Beach wa
very quiet and subdued last night some , o. ,g bgsS
Of The mut,laIs who wonders what struck him
SIXTH HACR-HIGH WEIGHT HANDICAP. els
| EACH 81, 900 ADDED. liz MILES on THE GRASS.
G. Morrts CHI parrister, by BraT Gi .rrs6a
w. &. Days a. h. Elsin, aged, fla. lpoSne) g
ss dsr bpoh S& B f f. NoSro!o & g
Hanover stables b. C Eleve, 4, 100 {MtlisliRs} y
| Tune-2 :8S 40.
win--Bsrriser p 70 l, tIRIn ~ 'Ifoy
10 % ], Mohtrose to Bonanza TO / EGeye y 70
| 4 10 J. Montrose 10 g. Bonanza to /. Eleve 70 l.
Mutusls-Barritr straight paid Sill 70, pace So 20;
| Flgin place eos SO.
Troy mode the pace while Barrister took care OF the
rear All closed ~ In tha stretch. but B2rrsttr easily
outpaced them and rather cleyery by two enfths
5d not SEEM 10 Ike s gss OF his cTushdr 3 tss ponds
Garrison has mortgage the grass races, anyway.
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY. ''
The grass course at SheepShead immensely popular
with owners and trainers this season. Tho last race
on todays programme has received twentysix entries