New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17

dtions, as he p lars 81 It's highest renown, as the
models and exemplars Of the most celebrated and
sdeasa Si 8 Sa the the the
on but all liamitons riding got second place only Tor
nm hs A SeGTns ls Mr. Wtes withdrew his FLY
Castala and started his colt Suins WI Garrison In ~
the first hame Then he savs up surplus mas
not crcdta1le race since he Non te
as sAhf' h az csred too much eh and 20 better
later and S. Gie Won W &
case, while 81 Charles got sec nd pace ana EQUITY
WeteTn colt ha done nothing in the East yet to
confirm his Western reputation. ., a.. ,o,,o..
As already said. Hamilton had some OF the har1eso
worn Of hs lie to get Gurus home by short head 10
the Railway Handicap In the hrs three qnsr han q
sbe l Whole ' neld Major Domo would have but
for his sweng and stopping Just at the finish DoH 30
Enrqs toO snor f h Ts bfore Ny Fellow short
he'd before Bewood Bal ara and Miss Belle ran badly
" In Tho WeSt End Hotel stakes tne nrst nile was
rpn ~ If about so, Ne FIVE FLIES merely gathering
The finish was confined to Mr. WitheTss EbeCt ana
r Remcn M shmesSs and Eb Is l Mdn hT aS 0e nS
With Her Highnecs second English Lady was last
when sH ppTSh IN. ssosran Brothers her
said that she would have won wnU"' GTup ba Gu1 Dr
The Ily did not to be hurt and the only injury
init tie Jockey GSodae onen e o ocEcv 81
and Goodale will probably be riding again before long.
oc6t9n Il al we hs Which are below those
Which be put upon nm Judging ys BY MS pT W
pTsamme Second Philosophy third and Torso bad
as4 Where vii Torso be in the Omnibus Stakes on
Tuesday after such rcs as WENT ' home happy because
they backed Autocrat IN the selling race and ne won
in the easiest r., possible t the b bet WAS on 's ssTen
showed Sm IN be- Rtsamnsy e g.
In These brussels the favorte. but Lady Reel won
eas s C Cse sS said that Thorndae Was the
two-year old he had better even than Bermuda s:
Taae TaS Of f the Castle Stable are not better
than he is they will Ko not w win m amy
the he's second choice. Heiress. were both beaten
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RAcE-HANDIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH 1000 ADDED. SEVEN FURLoNGS ON
THE INNER CIRCULAR COURSE
s. ne''iq II.
George E.5SGs Ar ArnS 100 By pf'n's. ,o
Islip stables ch h. strideaway 9 I1e, On
w. c. Days CHI (. Glory, 4, 95 lca- ae2
Rancocas Stables b. T. Rizpah. : Jog
J. T williarss ch. I. Princess II % 3 :,
~ var i'' Time :2s'..
Glory made the running from the start TO almost the
last stride when Arab and Strdeaway got UP in drive
tho former winning BY nose: Srdcaway before
Glory who Rizpah two lengths Hamilton rode a
vigorous and determined on Strideawav but the
a
snow his speed the finish Rzpah seemed to be
outrun all the way.
SECOND RACE-ACGUST STAKES. Two.YEARoLpS.
500 EACH 81 500 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
OH ''' w & a''''q Fi.
ss,e H Mor} 5:s p C. Cq nisgseIS 8,
Aussi 1.e5' r. c st Charlie S{ st II
J. Sa,ss q I EQUITY BY nsl tST ,o-l
j. A. <. H. MofIiss b. c; TeFIlncr, us oo
l.. Stuart Co.'S b. c PISH 1s1a1d rs rs a,
T. H Williams. ir's b c. Homer Us Is; -,
3 RgPs. s2 sa;ss: II sIaS l 81
'e0'sS A''''' . Gill; . NS''.' Giayvard 2o-l 81
Pckwcker got on in front 10 fair start. but was
soon swallowed in the ruck from Which he never emerged
udus in the front flight for furlonS but failed
to keep up with the leaders when they ,egan racing
Garrison logged numerically but could get speed
OF him. Equity drew out inside the last quarter
ost almost Immediately passed by Chatham and
It. Charles who had the finish to themselves, Chatham
winning astonishing by half length St. Charles
before Equity who after losing ground AZ inc
sixteenth post came again with dash Of speed that came
lear taking both Hamilton and Lttleheld by surprise
fireworks and Castaa were Withdrawn Homer ran "eH
half q mile and retired
THIRD RACE-RAHwAY HANDICAP. $50 EACH.
sit 500 ADDED ONE NILE on THE STRAIGHT
~ s. Betting F.
Jo45 n,gsn aged b. 10 suiu' Sy EGiSs al
!aels xs IT s. HON Nor D 81 Gs 81 IL
c. Littleaeld': c6. g. Ny Fellow, Py Fellow.
W 'I r. Jooe ISL 3. g. Beilwood, l.
George Hearst's b. f. Miss Belle 8 % .
George h'-'''' D. y D'' 'ijMldglcy Isl 81
The first half Of this race blank, far the
pubc view Of II concerned. Nothing could be told
Of relative positions OF the horses I'LL the FIELD turned
the corner and slaughtered out for the final struggle
Baa at and Miss Belle then IN front but both were
whipping hard as Major Domo and Beiwood were rapidly
closing on them Inside the last quarter Major DoHo
drew out and gained connmanding lead a t"o lengths
The race seemed to Eurus sc-ling Tar IN
the rear and Hanllton's whip raising thc hair al
along the old rogues barrel Belwood made after Major
| Domo, but could not gain an Inch Ny Fellow TOO
tried 10 get up but failed signay. Surely 1t Wa the
Naior,s race He was now inside the last sixteenth
Going well within himself. There was nothing else IN
The followers OF Bfookdale opened their mouths b
shout but suddenly their Jaws dropped. The Malo' Is
| no hog. He knows when lac has had enough He ha~
had lust as big a piece Of the Railway Handicap a. he
wanted and without the slightest hint or warning had
thrown down his hand. In ten more strides he would
nave won by two lengths but the ten were Ten
moro than he wanted. He stopped quicker than I@s
seneer train equipped with Westinghouse biakes Clayton
anne near going his head Before the sp ciato =
ould fully comprehend the meaning Of this truly rema K
able performance something bay and blue and BLACK ana
yellow whzzed through the air. II was old Eurus WIN
every propeller going and all ail set lie s"oOped do"
IKE goshawk from the regions OF the upper air ana
| snatch,d the race the post by short head Inc
Major beat My Fellow length for second place Niagara
English Lady Buddhist and Kempiand were withdrawn
| FOURTH KACE-wEST END HOTEL STAKES.
| THREE.YEAR.OLD FILLIES 400 EACH, slboO
| ADDED BY THE WEST END HOTEL. SPECIAL
| WEIGHTS. liz MILES on THE OUTER ClkCu'
La" 'oO''A' s. .e'ln f.
| n H. Withers's ch. I. Bibelot, by King - ,
Ernest mack, JOB n. tIayloD 81 %
| August Beinont's ch. T. Her Highncss, by . o.
| 81 Blai.e-Pr'ncess. 10. .Hamlltonl 80 out'
| A A. A. II. Morrs's ch. T. Drudess by - q,
-Castagnette, los U1lttleneld ID OIL
George heaf''S D. l. ''''"'7 tIisywardj 81 Sc
| ocoss~" ~ (G0od2e) Al IL