New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-05

Doodle Fraity. Ralph BSyard 5 TO / each Puzzle and
MatuaisrFord6am straight paid IS So place 81 90
Pearl Set sl1 40
Fordham Frelos and Long Jack were OF IN front;
n aSi Fo Ti and Pearl sss drew out have
Fo S hash WANING By head Pear Set second oa neck
ss rSns s" an SaS moH yd ' and bGso did
start
SECOND RAoE-AL1 AGES s15 EACH. $1,000
ADDED. ONE NILE AND FURLoNG.
D. It. Pulslfers ch h. Brother Ban, by King BAN =,
A. = ds;sstss Nav,OrNever. BY stE.t50rdD H.
SsT PAID 50 Is Ban % s5
1t pretty all the way through G S%a
her the rst h1t mile h but D0ss IN fro @o
They yoked The rest Of hs WAY ns Sos sns together
Thp 1ad i Ha The s' DECIDED divide pure
THIRD $500 ESSE ADDEb ~ sE 81 'FGhLoSGs
r. MeKanes ch crAcksman' by "oo1a aMarpSyS
Ecndy en- g. Beg H doG.s 3Ol ioa. 100 lA
R RsEs'"Eiss n SisPG b e ssdSrS9
Betting to wqCrasksman Ben Esr5if 20 . to
FSG for 20 Ice Sssz 20 no
SS0ts 70 8 tS Chris. .gac5 % paid ~ aS Vaee - s. s5
Ben nq Harrison place 80 Is .''D' 49,
It was mere exercise GaOp for oracksan C9 SSS
ana as he pleased BY rs length hna
hall c, ToG SS, seend pace three lengths before
FOURTH kACET 6Hfb AG aNf Nile SiG EA0h 'O'O
L. 1loyds ch g. ST. John, by BotheratiOn17dam9 by
Victory s VS. lis n %; (G $3T,nS9}
6 &m B. J5 Malli' en- B PaSo
S r Hayd5n's b. Brdgeligh! llGR MiIiinHS
s " v. S Stress '9 B. Deception 8 Ii2 iI8
w C. Rollnss b h. F E2HaP Z l2''cM Donohu'l
o Bnf t? v Rssi IS 10 70 R15;s' 4 to
on,
eoP BsIa AND G a'ap%ea =
Pu@SSgR and 70 DeeP Pi to Psaas'sh' to J.
Nu1uais~st John straight paid 81 10, place 81 Is;
voted the sS2d Sng 1pd 6 T9' b saes BED
got OH last but Garrison had plenty Of confidence in his
gSas s sHS u u 0Ds but came again stretch
Halfway down tie stretch Garrison gave 81 John hs
R Rs1a Ba1 a SG %o snsAs before S' DGnSyao
FIFTH RpBAD S4EIN FIVE 5 H4G $1,000
o. H., MecC,mch.s b; - by BiIe 5FiSnS;
j. A. An1l'A H. MS SnI B. G cyi Service
f. 6 sees aS b s b. Eaby Royal S1tn}
G SaieI's G sig william . icS -cIreeyyI6O5
D. r. Mccarthy Brothers. Dr. Paslden9, s5,stevcnson) o
Dwyer brolhefs b. G. henwooi 100 tca5. lO-J q A!en(
Geo1sc j. Krouss b LauTenra, 1o3. (Niaa aS2 o
j. a. Batcheiors b. E, King William, sl....(weberj
l. Marie Lowell and Sir William 10 l each. Punstef,
IT, Memory and Pasadena 10 70 EACH Lauenta 20 to
- Betting FOR rlace-Miss Annie Ally 8 to s. Civil Ser
vice TO ., Gunwad 70 l. Kenwood 10 81 King Will
lam 70 l. Marie Lowell and Sir william 10 l each:
Punster IT, Memory and PasSa1ena 10 each, TunWod
and Laurentia 1 each Ruby Royal 10 70 l.
Mutuas-Miss Annie Ally so so, place s1l; Civil Ser
vice place IS %.
Ruby ROYAL Kenwood, Laurenta, Civil Service and
Pun stef IT, of together In front heads only SEPARATING
them The Miss Annie flly Civil Service and Punstet
IT, were I'm front they swung into view. The finish
was lively one the Miss Annie FLY winning by neck
only a head before Ruby SoyoL Kenwood and King
William disappointed large following. The winner was
hought in nv her for sos $130 over the entered
nrice The Bonnie Leaf colt the only one 10 draw out
sIyT1I ACE-TTTREF-YFAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.
81 EACH. 900 ADDED. SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
G. b Morris's ch. c. TipsaG BY RayOn dor-Vcrdct,
10T h.. - MOSstI(
w G. Daly's b. e. Freedom s. 100. GGmbleyl
w Jennings's b. g Genmound s. 1l2-..-.;I--- y o
PocateIio 1O2 Young Duke ia SparlinZ 100 0arsman
Timc-l ~ ,,.,. "a -. , c,o,
Betting IN wn-Tipstan II TO B. Freedom 30 70 J. Glen.
rnound 10 Ronp II Young Duke 10 L. ana from
\ 10 10 to | against others.
Beitns Tor piace-Tpstsf to ;. Freedom 10 to J.
Glenwood to ], ROmp to s. Oarsman and Young
Duke , 70 !. and from to 10 10 all others.
Mutuals-Tp.tan straight paid sl6 40 place $40 90 :
Freedom place s42 %
The race was a clipping from the start. Tipst3n
was null running and Led for the last half mile winning D
two lengths from Freedom. who finished strong, fouI
lengths before Genmound. The time equals the best IN
record and had he been pushed Tpstan might have mahe
a record.