New-York tribune., 1890-08-29

smooth and easy action, who viii probably reprcsen,
"R "ledatis at 5se nn'N HIS ''' performance was "sH'
Rogers, Captain Browns trainer, .hrcwd enough
to engage Hamilton 10 ride scn0rita in the third
Covlms19n could have won with her. for iiamil,,
T"s HasF'"rn 1s Haaen the o F' senor'a 1S
Won By d head. with Tula blackburn second.
Joceys arc the oldest mGIi GaprsioaS @ ana ~I c
with senorit, He rode sorceter well, bat he rode
Judge Morrow as %iseI"eS % would any E Mhe
never lad ridden anything but an old. blind. lame
COW on her way home from pasture Green M9iis SIfr
Hamilton batchcred the chances Of his roN. 40 ono
coad o it. Norrdw cIna n e not Cane be Msy nnd
cap on August {" at the same distance. over The same
ed with the TOP weight. moved up at the right MON =
all race IN .',s na'is,l., :, rxe; ~ i iuins @
the greatest ease. Yesterday Judge Morrow had tirS
pounds more. making his weight 20 pounds. MOnid
be thought pgsoS oa 1a & S'S c c4azS Si as to force
The pace with thc top weight, to keep driving the
have jude Morrow thoroughly exhausted and worn
out that he could not finish Mas od,,. a, al al
ynress Green MOrrS's Indignation and Green Morris
vas perfectly right Judge Morrow was strong
a hd The race was won very easily by Lucky"
nadwin', good fly slnaca. with Demuth second and
Fircnzi With 1913 pounds up and ridden by Garr
SON won the sixth race at mile and quarter in the
victory that people who had been SAYING that even
If Murphy had been sober Fircnzl could not have
Tea Trays 10 hung their heads in abashed silence.
There never idler and more foolish chatter any
rbero With a sober and competent Jockey In the
addlc Fren2i wOud have beaten Tea Tray. Ehono and
Lavlnia Belle Just as ea,y on TUESDAY as She beat
TIC betting against Louise in the selling race ranged
from 3o ,vore yo n" 6nt Louise won by head Tcdy
Venture second. and the Emetl lilly third.
And 50 ended the most painful drcary, deplorablc
I'm Sisfcu racing
continent and probably on any other.
DETAILS OF TIE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAr SWEEPSTAKES. s2o
EACH. IL 900 ADDED. SIX FCRLONGS. on THE
STRAIGHT COURSE.
ss nc''lnfi Fl
~ Man@e cray. yi,., 100 H.. l4uenrdJl 1o-1 al
c. walOaums b. c. Blue Rock, !, li9,.,; :, a
F. Gcbhard's b. g. Val ntine. g. l3l....
&. b. Morrl,'s cb. C. Tlp>an. A. III. =,
Ot. toving,onl 13-o 10
'''''' ~ q. CoIingtoij o SOL 81
II seemed TO he anybosy's for half mile The
Lor.,s ran in pals during the journey Lady Rel aud
Worth taking irucr rail Volunteer and 1tpSiah the
outer while Gcorgetown and Blue Rock kept In the
middle of the road. Inside the last furong post Lady
Rel drew out followed by Worth. and the Others lay back
TO see them nrht the finish. Lady Reel showed much
speed and cc,cry 10y length Worth second half
length before Blue Rock who beat Volunteer half length
SECOND EACE-CARTERET HANDICAP. TWO-YEAlt
OI.DS. 500 EACH. 5000 ADDED. SIX FUR
LONGS OK THE STRAIGHT COURSE
& nr'''ns: F.
Marcus Day's b; Montana bv Ban ,i,"a7, rSy II 6,
j. e. ii fnl H. kas,d Ms.ii' II C. liii q I'll 81
D. y. wns!s- = G sOice'er BY i,,uiitnn1a HaIa 52 5
:. D Mctoy's Ir T. ki.iy a; sS 4siacl rs, 81 3
W L. scott Dr.. amin iiS,c i%, ii ioi "'o''' -
John Eyans's b. c. Bcansv 1903 Martin 2O-l 81
jo"H JN & 4. II. Moirs's b. l. Ccrcction 100
as.on. g. Contribution M los s"1isf:en ,e:en 81 Il & &
{. D. McCoys ch. .. can't. warcnc: los; :.
Castle Stables b. c. BSrmuda - CArn's'o l'-l O-i
Contribution pulled up In his preliminary ana
showed no speed In any part Of The race. Nj Mccoy
declared to win with Kitty r. but after the first quarter
Kit,y wa in danger OF reaching the front fa
start made. Kitty T. leading and Amulet trailing
hut .he distance between them slight In the run
10 the rrlong post field spread out entirely across
the and raced even terms that was not pos
sibe tell which in front and which In the rear
They came the stretch like Platoon OF police nnch
ing in Broadway No pretics picture ever seen on
a racecoufse. At the half the field began 70 ashte
rIatc. Correction led for few strides, bht soon rI
,ack a. Russell her stable comIanlon came away win
a fash OF his June sped ami seemed To De "hhihh III
GALLON. But before he reached the post Montana came
along fom the with impressive and ht-r"achhs
stride carried him past the judges winner 10y
beat Castaia Montana vol much az strnhmc''h
did IN Junior Champion At the quarter post h' Wa
the last horse the Amulet got oil last bnt al
the half was in the nght looking exceedingly dan
gerous. - oo
THIRD RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. SO
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE. on THE
'-'' '' '''''' ''''' 3 no''ipsi z.
s Browns ra b vS ScnG1 ~ BY aaca1 rf2SJ Il Out,
J. y. Mrlhoiand's b. I. Tulia ,.;, hlS'k,%ra, Il
y.
L. 8 S,aart's iS'. cl. H. stockton c. is.,..,,..,
b. D. wlter.'s srt cani.c J. q %sG'3 90 81
C. WalIaums ch c. Eanco'a' g. eSac,i, leS 10, Al
Tmc-l .i2l.
Tulia Rla, klun took the lead at the start. made the
whole Of the rnrng and ought to have won but Major
Coylngton Hamilton Senortl nip him On the post
scnorita sluggish from the start and required riding
nearly all the At the finish IL did not seem possible
that would up bu, Hamilton was indomsoe
and In the she by head Tulla blackburn
second. lerghs before Stockton Volunteer did not
start.
FOURTH RACE-pURsE So. 200. AGAINST THE REC.
ORD OF TINE FOR MILE.
s. sne""fr II.
j. i. IIaggn's a.. C salyator, by Prince M,
-, Chars-salina 6{r' iIo m..derf~ e 91, 99,'
''"'' "''''''' % fiae~i 85..
There was no special preparation for the tal hSr
rowing rolling scraplHg the track SaNatDr looking
rather nncdrawn and light In the flank warmed up IN
comrany loset who chased him for six furonss ul.
ing in 10 keep within hailirz distance The King
seemed NJ 70 snhilae tin" tide ana space as nc chHIF
TO the post Rosctte and the twO-year0d nlly Ma
mouna sister 81 Balaat. paccmakefs. Rns'ttr
stopped at the half await him there aud fetch him home.
while went 70 the start ~ carry him along for
the rst half Of the journey. F3emcn were stationed AZ
each quarter post that the fractions could be- accurately
caught, and Charles Llttlrhdd and Trainer Rogers
wer, matted 10 the stand wltsI the
official timers 70 hold their watches on the r1cc
Bergen took SavatOr up the track about iurloag above
the ,tarting post turned him round walked him few
naces aud urged hiin canteF. Tho pace Was grad
ua,ly aukcncd he approached the post and when he
passed Salyator fully In his srd" and going at the
u.od of an cNurcss train Namouna did walt join
MIN, but raced of top speed before he reached the post,
which enabled gain lead Of ten lengths Salvador
-ralchtencd hnss,lf and TO catch her. At the
f,r!ong post he her side az the quarter which was
Ia lradltO her by two LENT