New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

Betting.
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As4Sss ssS 81 s;ss s. isl 81
Sta6los sh c. Ma'se1SSsf 1Ss COL 81
D. D: wKAe,.s, - by Ki@gIIss @IdTSe,7 ISL al
G. B. Mcrris's @ b. c. wattcrson, 1os.o on On,
Time-1 :55ia
The field reduced more than one'hah by 'ne WIN
drawa OF Tulla Blackburn. Jennie r. Eminehce' Ana
conda Rosette Can Can Pearl set and Uncle BOD Aef
post the nag fell on fair start Mas
tcrloae followed by watterson, rushed TO he front anu
made the running mile. Allen took p" a, hu'
perta and kept good position about the middle OF
the Geld She seemed ready and able at any time To 60 70
rhe front Garrison made shocking mess OF Keclare7
chances. stable boy could have lost the race IN
more artistic manner he was so weak from IeNuoihs
hurredly to ride Montana at 1i3 pouncs In the fuurY
thai hardly sufficient strength to SIT In the saan
Resides that he was so unfortunate to break srrup
leather which made him than helpless az the hhsn.
condition does not really require saddle Du'
as he was in this race would not have helped him. lie
entirely out Of his ground during that part OF the race
when he ought TO have moving up to the radcrs so
as to have fair chance with them when they turned 'ho
the stretch Here ne found himself smut OUT anu wss
Obliged to 90 to the extreme outside The result was that
Rupera well ridden. won with ease by length Deu'n
second. head before Rcclarc
Mu,uals- Ruperta straight s13 70. place 90 As; De
muth place els 40
THIRD RACE-THE FUTURITY
sweepstake for two -ods, oals Of 1ssS by sub
scripon sc5 each for covered ia 1881 ana OF soo
each for the produce of such mares unless struck out by
July 10 1850 500 unless struck out by July TO- Io'V
All starters 10 pay $3.50 additional all OF winch ha ~
to the second and third horses, as further proaea ic
Coney Isani Jockey Club add $1,000 The second 10
ocote 40 900 Of The added money and twotrds OF The
ting money The third 81 600 OF the added money ana
one third Of the starting money The Breeders Oh Ie wan
ner and of second ncrse namely the owners o 'c
mare at the time o. ioalng, to receive SloOO ana SVOO
NJ the added money, respectively whether they b. the owl"
OPS Of ,he horse when takes place OF not Ooa
n carry 11s n fies and goldngs 1l1 NJ winners wheh
ing standard weight Tor at the course whefe e
ace was run So 000 n Of two such races OF soooo
or of one such Of $1,000 m OF two OF 'oo0o OF OF
orc of $40 600 II lii extra Inc produee oi mares o'
e,auio,s which have not produced winner prior TO
January l. 1885 allowed N; of both, u; the
N he entitled TO such allowance at time Of stang
whether claimed not in the onVy o ue mare -dDlu'S
allow ed 10 n which allowance shall not 0e cumulative
Mares NAV b. entctd by persons not their owner, INC
owner having the prior right II mare entered IN h's
stake drops her fol before the 1st Of January or II h
mas dead than one oo or Is oarfeh ue ehVT! o.
uc mare is void and the entrance money has been palc
IL viii le returned. BY hling prior To July TO- 1857 WIN
the Coney Island Jockey Club accepted transfer e
produce with It's engagement for the FutuFy Stakes e
original subscriber will be released from aV abnV d.
70 the engagement OF the produce leaving the purchaser
self liable the subscription OF SO for the mare o"
sboud . subscriber trsnsferec die before the race 'e
entry shall void, provided BE- assumed py tne VIC"
5wn.r OF the horse notice In writing TO that eheo|
connani ly the payment OF all accrued Liabilities for
such horse in the stake being given within three months
after such demise In such the entry snail be hu'
PENDENT OF all other racing Obligations o. eh"es VI vac
.-iginal subscriber or transfcrec' lhfee'quHr''i'
mile 9lo entities, Of which 35j not declared
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E. Eadnin;s eh l. ceqetr'. by ,Gnro Gs%' CO., col
''e'N-Ni'sS'' '-' Time ii is.
Sap McClelland, Fireworks. sister JlHud anu W -
H. were withdrawn Russell substituted TO- RECKON
und Nellie By added the list Of starters in the a
morning. After the several candidates had warmeu w
hev sent N the plot behind the paadocA Nh'u
TO receive the final preparations for the eons Al "e
bankeed librallY that the spectators VINO Raeieu ~
oroups to see The last unable To distinguish
them walked round and round Ia ai cns'es pio
css01 each with stabe-hoy at his heac siohtaha wa
recognized his immense size. He Is as big a. 'oIi
vear.od Iyrnes made mistake in engaging affson %
a, 'cunDUpr'' much weakened DIV r.
dIcinp TO make weicht-ll3 rounds. Mashef wn he
only one OF :he lot hood everybody kne" MIN
It was plain that IUsed for that sire leaves
stamp on his produce that Is unmstakable MANY were
IN Doubt about Rev del Rev but all pOunced upon
that whte-aced eager-eyed chestnut as Potomac The
'lg fellow was running with animal spirits
lie not still second lie stmpeu Ms
feet in,patienty. and continually reaching Tor ms
tride The Baldwin pair were very quiet Ambulance
and Russell did not attract much attention a. FOR
merly. Green Morris who does things dinereitiy non
everybody else took Srathmcath over to the shade OF
tree and walked him till Heckcrs buglc called the
horses to the post 1t treat TO see the young@r"
s.rinned for the fray. behaved well -irii
broken cart horses while others required close attention
and careful watching u keep them from inIurhg them
selves or attendants Potomac was one Of the la
ter 1t required strongest in the Belmont Sta0l
10 hold his head while Rowe adjusted the saddle and
tiehtcncd girths He reared and pitched alarmihgy
aad struck out with his fore fec" with iofce tIas
meant bones TO whom ocver stood within reaoh
he'd was OBJ gcd 20 take hold OF his lett and twis'
IL TO subdue him. All the time Hamilton stood iuiy by
.bev Ing his everlasting gum cow cEe"s heF cud
Ma.her took his stripping cary enough and beiren was
-oot in the saddle riding postward One o. the froon~
agh Hamilton by tc left ankle and liftin2 him Into po
ton the boy his whip under h!s tngh and rode oh
followed by Rove and hundred admirers "Ho looks
cood enough Mr.. Rowe to run for kinsdo'1 one Tr
marked 'Ycs, sir, he looks pretty good alr mink
he's well sir very wcl," Rove replied hs manner tell
40 n
u.ual demo sration made by us grand stand
49, tle youngsters aIp ar =. Their vas h'
parade but sl struggled to the post Montana
b4ing the frat arrive. CARR on took a
poon on the inside np side furthcso rosa N grand
stand rhe Nellie BY the Outside. The Mo.4ls
pair were near centre Poomac's place between
them and Montana. Stratlmeath near Nellie Bly.
with Monterey his richt and Rcy del Rcy his left
Rev del Rcy behaved badly and caused most OF the delay
which lasted fully twenty minutes. Mr.. Caldwell was
enent with Jockeys and each determined to gel
on i front possible There in all nine breakaways
core the signal given. The start not Of Mr.