New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20

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Tennys weight viii be 40 pounds. by special request
and he Will probably be ridden by Hamilton.
LUCKY BALDWIN HAS ANOTHER DAY.
CLEOPATRA WINS THE KENTUCKY STAKES AND
Los ANGELES TILE BEvEIwYCK AT
SARATOGA.
Saratoga, Aug. 10 CspeciaD.-This regular day.
| but the programme Of the usual attractive
character although be contested for
1t another OF the Lucky baldwin days. he
both the stake races. For the Kentucky his hlles
Cleopatra and Esperanza literally walked in. the former
being backed By the stable TO win. In the Beverwyck
Stakes however Los Angeles did not have such
time Of It, The proverbal Baldwin luck prevailed, for
Lavinis Belle when we'll in the lead swerved badly at
the critical moment that she lost lot OF ground before
Taral could get her straight, and Los Angeles in
hard drive. For the first Of mile Of the
nine entries appeared and Penn p at last redeemed the
promise given for him in the earlier part OF the season
For the handicap Of mile and urlong Rupera was
great favere and with the greatest Baliyhoo
for whom Mr.. Tompkns recently exchanged the broken
down IiiDdoocraft. won good race.
These the results:
FIRST RACE-rTRsE $500 FOR BEATEN THREE.
YEAT-oLDS. ONE MILE.
p. Macks CHI. c. Penn p, by Powhattan-- Penumbra
s:or HsHn h,o r. e. J. ST. sa SS.i
Sunderland no. pllny 49, Cecil B. 1o5, Marie K 1906
pm ns'as g. J ssh cs,c, to Cen
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90 e J Sunderland. Place. to e'ch Penn p and
Pools-CeciI B. ST. Pearl Set So field s25. Mutuas
The start was an excellent one. Plipy ran
out and reached the quarter length in front
Of Pearl Set who Tapped either side
by Penn p. and Maggie K Pliny reached the half
head better than Pear Set and Penn p but the latter
rushed to the front the lower and atterward
rcnquished the lead He finally by q length from
Pearl set who was half length before Ban Chief head
better than Pny.
SECOND EACE-THE KENTUCKY STAKES. FOR
TN.oYEAROLDs. 500 EACH, 300 ADDED
SIX FURLONGS.
saqia "a, A%a sa6e1 Cleopatra BY GrpsGad
ss1i3 Anita stables ;; E.pci2sa. los RwiIlan5,
OPd L E59 sr c. M MSo9tIs
Time :i7i4.
Mon 70 to lSellnt uio Zach psG%S sna
f Daid%n's pair $50 field 500 Mutuals 60 TO-
They received good when E<peanza into the
lad and the half head better than Monterey who
was length before Palestine. When they turned into the
stretch Barnes brought up Cleopatra from the and
gaining EspelsnIa the pair had 10 themselves, and
Cleopatra won by half lc"gth, with Monterey length
behind.
THIRD RACE-FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
SIS EACH. $500 ADDED. ONE MILE AND
FURLONG.
b. J. John,en's b. Eaperta. by Prince CharlIo-Mar
l. ESma"an'. bl h. Hamlet ; los l0y"r.oni
se Sru i2ee h, D idn RI +
Bcttiug-1 10 10 Ruper.l 10 ! UyIOcritc q 20 / Ham
let. 70 Golden Reel. Piacc-Nothng KaDerta. TO
Iooi.-Eupcrta $50. ncld So Mutuals 81 30.
From excellent stast Hamlet out and uasscd the
stand length and half IN front Of the others. on the
lower Golden Reel 10 lIdmct's head and the
pair got a length a half Rupcr,a. but
ing .tctch Golden Reel had enough while Ruperta
made play and quicGly headed Hamlet beating him by
head. Golden Reel :wo lengths behind
FOURTH RACF.-THE BEvERwYCK STAKES. ALL
AGE> $40 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. ONE MILE
And 800 YARDS.
Santa Anita stable, ch. N. Los Angeles. by Gi,nelgZ
ncIcfT,S S,Sies b. n Iaynia lcilc J. ligiTaia
s,osspn BFohcr'' b. T. Doiidn:. g. 9l......tst'Dpe'
80 nct,iGe - TO Los Angeles II to Lavnia Belle
Too.-Lo~ Angelo. se5. field si5. Mutuals 81 90.
They received even start but Taral quickly brought
LaNina Belle to the front and passed the stand length
and ha before the other. As they ran around the
turn Dolikns fen the under pull but after
passing tho qusrtr StepIc her along. and the
lacks,rc,-h assumed the second place AZ the half
La,ina Belle VI, length Gfor DolllSins, at whose
er,h wa. Angeles. Coming up the iurong. all
three under whip. and Layinia Belle stl In
swcrvcd badly and before Taral could get her
straight again Angeles had passed her and beat her
home a length and a hall under drive Dollikins was
i've lengths away.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE 1900 SELLING ALLOW
ANCEs. SIX FCRLONGS.
g. II. Tonpkin.. D. T. Balyhoo. By Duke OF Ma.
j.. !. Hmm, b. e. Young Dakc. aged. 10. ,Tara6
Tucker ,n'ry's ca. = Amos a. los. Allen 3
irn. I!Mr-l 10.
B,ttag-3 TO Young Duke. u | Bal,.hoo. to
A.. 20 mabel Glenn. - 10 Lizzie ton-p. 40 %
Dyer rse'-i 60 Bllljh)o. nothing Young Duke.
roos-forne Duke 80, held 90. Autuals-Fied IS.
Mabel Glenn broke away from the stable boy who va.
aIlng hcf % ;he and spin down Cnion.ayo.
caught. and tho tho post tried to throw
h,r jockey. boy Dyer did try or q
LAT ar.ic'd the attention Of many people. Including
Starter sheridan. lie nuay succeeded 10 getting or last
AID ran under steady pull Young Duke
vas the away. but at thc half Mabel Glenn and
sllyhoo passed him. Mabel forced the running ell
way firone, whom she way and retire
Bal hoo coming and winning by length nom Young
Duke who parts length before Amos No bid
Tho cntrc- for tomorrow are these:
FIRST RACE-sIA EURLONGS FOR TWO. YEAR.