New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-03

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MSdlsOn st,bes DevOee' us I1Sm pSnai ii9
J. A A. H. MOrrIss b. Mss1sRe lis. 'HA'Waid
Betting, staisA, and Hf and and 1 70 2
70 and 70 each Mueiase and Dr. Hemuth 10 to
Mu;S,isTorso straight paid si2 So place 80 GO; IL
ran the Fu 81 1 below ws sss
start made al s SS Sug So By
the mob SO%sd hii Se.c. T Pscca nuT IhGs
Torso first Fabush second vCna third More so s0wa DS
END s kissing caused them sSev had d the nsh Torso
vonia second Anaconda third ,-c -.
THIRD RACE-PURsE $1,000 sEh'-iN''
BY s,' F..s G.; ; Blk 5s :sf
R..s.. mon ssE.s, q 81 Ny OH S.
Re. TT R.. s Hsss .5 sf's Se %3Sis "''''
Bst an IA sr hl1, ~ %yn%s%
aad y,s + P'GS &c And g ae each
each Ea eSsf 80 sSas @' paid ss $50 C5
Ny own aI ptafffb three horses ran the they were
placed a9 s Ts: TSn BY Ia for the
, w1nnpr RAcE-REAL1zATIoN STAKES. THREE,
yrAROLDS. $3.50 EACH, siV'VVV ADDA@D' ''N
ABOUT $4,000. 1 5-s NILES
r. Haggtns CHI Salvador, by Prince ,Cs ha5ne7
saiP P, dSa b. c. fcnny by Rayon dorIgslIe q
NpyTRG SS. 1S 8. c. Long Dance by IongsSSTEs
G.lS es,;;a IL b. e Erie Hs sTTIs5a
6 rI Msa sfcth e b. i c. LonesTes clayog
& dt' ThSnas en- ch ny eEe
Raacoeas Stables CHI T, Estis i'e's"''
Betting, straight and pscesaysor to and t to no.
ana and % to Pb III Ions Dance
and Jewel Ban 90 to and to EACH haua "o anu
10 Tuta.,savstor straight paid Ella 55 place IS IS;
Fellow attended BY PhasdSr and 5'4 4enns S
Taine in the rear Lonestrcet and Ie remained near
the cSte OF the field Kaua ran with the ies9 S 20,
the end first mile and took cOnG pace S
ho ding 1t t1 n sag Judging tOm the abrupt way
which he departed for the The pace sggd cut Before
Pounding RSs the upper turn sasd him sesPS
bT Dc speed on the turn taking the lead at the head
q the Ny Teow t a. his thr9 Tss ta2o aRS
iun to the rail 80 closely it rot possible 70,
any one side % guard chances but .d2 out
with whip and spur al rtE 9e T cHcS OF and
But narrowly escaped the sTgas s9 out q
a 1s@ d SRG T uDan L he hn ike
Many people h@g s Isnny had Tq nc get Tp and with
these the Judges agreed for sSyas oeSt Of heads
Jenny second four enths before Long Dance who beat
Erie half length. -. I'm
FIFTH RACE-SrIRRUP CUP. 500 EACh' sl''00
ADDED. / IL MILES
w Lakslands CHI Tea Tray by Ray2@n am doS
1 RI Morrss en-. c. Bsrrister L. Reaganj
- Tine Al 40.
Rettnp-Tea Tray / 10 a. Barrister TO 1.
Nutua7s-Tea Tray paid So %. x,,
Tea Tray hs Leisure by SIX lengths 100
Fxiie Dunbovne Inverwick Pee Weep Boaz ana fAeNe
wee withdrawn Barrister hung on for mile ana quit
1t no race. o,, 80, o-o
SIXTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs s1o EACH, 1880
ADDED 3.s MILES ON THE GRASS
: s Browns CHI C. Cortez, by King Abonso,0lhNeI1
cauld 3 years, los N in1rgr-,rS
Dwver brothers. b. T. Bella b., a, ll3.....Iisyng .
w C. DAYS CHI h. Elgin. aged. Ill., --P amef x
w G. DaIy's b. h. The Bourbon. g. ID lNOseh1 n
r Bradley's b. G. lie LOgOs. aged, III -, NhuIcn( n
Louisiana Stables b. c Bob Fofsythe lol(Ahuer'o"
TiIne-2 % 4-5 49, = - 49,,
Betting straight and glaGe-BeiIas Is =, 70 and Z 70 s
The Bourbon and Bob Forsythe 10 to and 70 eacn
Eh n NJ straight paid eel So, place IS Bella
Bella and The Bourbon raced together IN dhe f s
,or mile Cortez trailing Just before reaShlng .e
ho,ss,retc6 The Bourbon quit and Cortez moved up ron
he rear A furionr from the line he headed Dena ~,
Who threw up the sponge without an attempt az
WI Snrtez won In the easiest possible manner ~ thrsc
anu Pera r. second lengths before Egin VINO