New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-18


Young Duke place Sli so.
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FOR TwO.YEAH.
oLDS. $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FrRLONtiS
s. ne'''% F.
J. &. Ca>;n,t's ch Equity bv Ben dor
os 1"'I Ss:. b. 'H', e s,r,asio !iit.f%5 10
Il. J. '; Spri. IN b. e. S" ' ir''a Isl 81
'''G,s; II''F''' b. C. s"' & (, IKE, car ST. 81,
W.. pai,', ; {. 800, ~ nnr ;.,; % g.,
" To- S>cu; <. riq,ilof ID Ii a;i"!S iO-i Al
j. lilo T. H. A.':>. :" T. '''t% |IS''i,h 81 =
J: F. McDonad's b. +. Young Grace lr+ :.
Scot. Williams b. f. Ma Bile. los ''...Y
Timr-l 20
EQUITY was She OF tho ordinary lot Of eleven two
ycar.olds that faced the In the third MI
Cassats hy led OF tn" way and In the easiest
possible MANNER by thr"" lengths. statag"m was VII
up throughout and finished second head before ST. Omr
who mad, his run III the last quarter Highland Lass
prt ninent hall the journey. and then shut up Tx"
ackknife Forcrunner houndcd around in the mud and
buried a lot Of money for his admirers.
Mutuas-Equity straight sl2 o. place 50 Stratagem
Mace 81 05.
FOURTH INTERPRETATIONS STAKES. $50 EACH.
sl..5o ADDED. SELLING ALLOWANCES. ONE
MILE.
s ae'" f.
NJ co.ssss e. rs. ke Z" by M 3sa', 4, IS
O. b. McStoa's b. c. Bravo &. lod :.
Keystone Stables :. +. INSIGHT, $. -...
Meb,bscn's b. b. Esqui,mau. Il. los. .
D. T. Pulsi,ers b. h. Grimaldi. aged. 100
u. A. Hontg's br. g. Red Leaf. az d. ~ 90 %
| Chicago Stables Oh. C. Palisade. B. l0'- =,
Excelsior Stables b. IN. Golden Re - lcs o.,
w. c. Days b. 6. Drumstick aga. lo3
r. c. IAvings,on's CHI m. Puzzle. q. "a, en-, g.,
George Hearsrs Oh. c. Philandcr. 4. ~ 40 O
w. b. Jenninss's ch. c. Busted 3. 100 .,
Timc-l :l7,..
Esqumau co. last and seemed contcntcd to tran a'"'
far behind until the home,retch reached IaNo' ="
1,riualdi also lif with remarkable 'a-' l-iIh' ECU
Of in front but Rs full 81 running ana soon
took the lead INSIGHT. Bustc"d and prun>t'N h"r
nearest opponcnts Kempanc remained In good i"-iu"
p TO the Lomes,rcch when h" forged 10 the front ana inc
race was over K"mpand won we'll in hanu Nv 'o"'
lengths Bravo second length ana
haIf before Insight who was two lengths be-
fore E.quinsu, who cos'd up lot OF rrouhd.
Then came Grinaldi and Fed Leaf. with Phi!andrr ana
Busted far Drumsuck ran we'll for hf'"Hnaf"r.
ana then shut up Venseur Reporter Worth viva anu
ola MAY did no, start Kcmpand was run IN " s3oo'
At which pre- he bought in. H. was entered to be
sold for 81 900.
Mu,un-K.nrland straight sc7 30. place sie 81 Bravo
FIFTH RACE-sELLlNG SWEEPSTAKES TWO.
YEAR.OLDs. $1,000 ADDED. FIVE FrRLoN"s
81 ,''''G Il.
sapas,:. n,S i ssFy'o By ts wSSS ,o =,
CHARLES Reed & sons CHI. C. B"ilam.in loa G, a,
GRAY & Co.'S ch. f. Barthcna. l0j uoncslS Cd q
j. ii. McCornick's b. T. Er''ra j.. i"l "a , A.
waltaum's br ClaHdns i"'. 10;
George for'"'' en- l. r''"'''"''' tDrckeno 81 s-o
g. " IIankns & Co.'s ch. c. Appon2,toy A o., g,
ccnd,la stable. b. 6 Tourist TO- Smsjo SOL 1o-i
w. G. DAYS ,"' e. D r'.,,,,G Ia",I%iyjo Al IS
"""'''-' (Tayor)o +0-1 lo-l
Maltese villa Farms b. c. Sir Rea lo' ~, =,
G. b. Morriss b. g. Ccrhcrns; in' ."''''b ~ ~
Evange!ne was slow to nov" on but vas No""r s-''
when n, race had begun earnest, IL.'lt Decker "li"
al around and looked wet, tired and ugly b'n!s"'h way
fuI Of energy ond seemed reve la IN" mud lie s'a'u
ont N run away The and might have sneceed"
hut for Seryors burst q sped In the last frors Ser
y,tor won BY lengths enjarnin second hr"c "hS'"
before nArthcna. with Emma j. fourth 'iAu'ne nv" 't
Eyanpelns thu tayorit plotting the ruck Best BOY ca,
his brighton Beach followers In he Slough " De'p'h'
Only one French pool ticket wa sold on Serv'1r 70 win
and tho return was handsome Ccrhetns fci and did nos
finish. -. -. ~,
Mu.ual.-sorv.or straight s,os 60 place cas- 10; n'o
s I RACE-swEEpsrAKEs. go EACH. si.ooo
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. i. MILES
n IT, +,
cssSs ;s M;sss' q i& A9.'sHt ;i. =, fsr's
O ", H.nsin. Co. b. 6Ms ,%S!rl, p, J.:
raI1vilis Stable. tr Garrison" ,s, IT," al 40
Dryer Brothers b. c. Lon"o'd s 3 lsv p,
Timc-2 o3A.
Rambler and Anaconda carried most OF the money. tu
there was some h. ttinc The public would
no, have dryers rlrrs"n'a,ve. I~nrford at any
priee Rambler had the lead at tho start but wa. "a.'h
up and Anaconda went out 10 1T the pace. II" leo
dnrny the remainder Of the Journey and by two
lengths Garrison hung desperately FOR tire" Qlarc!'
and then tired badly that Rambler In tho Last
halffurlong and got second place by head Lnsfoid
was two lengths IN the rear 81 Garrison.
Mutuals- Anaconda straight ala IS. place 81 60,
Rambler place ~ 80.