New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-30

the betting men, G. ". Cook was slight favorite.
hnt Maidstone and Cynosure carried almost as much
money.
The tsvorte silverado was first in field Of sixteen
,ro-year-ohs In second race, but Covington had
TO rde him with vgor in order TO defeat Godstep and
Rumpus. IL was selling race. and W. C. DAILY claimed
the third horse Rumpus, for 81 500. Rumpus Is q
youneser of much size and substance. Of fair speed
and some promise and it is likely that Daily will make
money out OF him.
From the start OF the betting on the third race,
. bondcap at a mile and an eighth, the money went on
Cassius and Badge in large sums, Cassius oeins the
r.fered one of the pair Cassus won't to TIE post an
enphatic favorite while it was two TO one against
Badge and six against Stockton and Ray mond g.
Cas.,ns and BADGE raced together IN front for mile
when they had enough and both STOCKTON ana Kay
mon g. passed them, Stockton winning easily, Ray
r,ond q, second and Badge poor third head before
Cassius.
Elkton was faster than the favorte ST. James In the
fourth race Gunwad ridden in an extraordinary
manner BY j. Tribe Only few days ago Gunwad
defeated Riley but from the start of the betting
rooted hostility to Gunwads chances appeared in tho
ring J. Tribe got poor creature in such condition
of confusion and chaos that he did not really know
whether he his head or his heels by alternately
moving up with him, ana then Jerking MN oacx'
Guarantee was a better horse than the favortte,
Of a dozen horses Dundee was second. Kern runs
third with remarkable frequency. That was his
Do; Senator m Hear.ts twoyearold Yosemite is fine,
big strappinr fellow with no small endowment OF
TssT ana soS race as threcyearod Only Lady
Reel and Wooderaf ran against him IN me last race
beat them as he liked
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-FREE HANDICAP. go EACH. $500
ADDED. SIX FURI.ONGS.
s. Betting Fl
W. c. paly's br. c. Cyncsare: by Tom oehil; :.
eMc sSo%iel. Us + 90 Early nd: a%nss - IS
E colrsan': b, 8: G. w. Cook in -, :,
w c. vive'p' b. h. Cousin Jee N: n S III
Empire Stable. br. C. M.dstOnS =. SO :.
II. r. Baker. Oh. c. X. =. 90 Gear: e1si :, :,
E. Brown, b. f. verOn1ss 8 % tcOssellO pol 81
Cousin Jeens was IN when the nag fell Early
Blossom second Cynosurc third Veronica last The star.
q god Maidstone through and took the lead
quarter the head Of the stretch he retird in
Of Cynosure who away sadsr drive and Won
rather -1y 10Y length FAsy Biossofn second. two
len cths before G. W. Cook who beat Cousin Jecms two
lengths Veronica and X had terrific fight for las place
all the way. and Veronica finally prevailed
SECOND RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO
YEARoLDs. $40 EACH. $500 ADDED. So FUR
A0S''' s. Betting Fl.
E. J. Baldwin. eA G. sIlve,.as by Ruth,
crford-JOsie C., Jos n Cs2 600 o.aa.o.;, "a, !,
s..mander Stable. b. f. Goidstep o. - 49,,
Written Brothers. sr. c. Ru8pr. lSs'sio, ~ a.
" vo.,.,. :, p.,, a. HAS cov ,ng s-1 p
E. W. Street. oh. &. Mr. Sass, Ss :, -,
P: H. RYAN. Caramel Ally, JOS S%R al 81 81
Sire Brothers' b. T. Lurav. 100 t~Lch U -o-i o.
W. Lakelands b. c. BackmaI,r "6 .:.,,; q o., ,o1
ror,a.. Oh rv,Drc nc III loo bcGS9P 81 VI VI
Isl!p Stables Delu>!on ally lc' gar lG ,oo 40,
Diamond s.rbles Contesss hlly o., Or , q,
C. r. sand'f~s ef' l. '''''O'" NJ dq.yi so-1 1o-i
Mocormks b T. Latina g., TO- u. >, c cif s-s 81
D. Johnson, Bolton Lad rs Tod [.I 90, pol
Brln.can { Co, en-. G. Macpherson 1o3 oo % ,
W. c. Days b. Lizzc, loa. tLaInbley} 1o-1 Al
w. y Tine-1 10.
Clavmore Zenobia and AUDI were withdrawn Mr.
Caldwell lad great of trouble with the big heid OF
but succeeded making excellent start
The Caramel fly. cos"y ATTENDED by isunpns, E'snE
rno and uray made the running to the head OF the ho
strch where Eumpus under the whip came 70 the Iron'
md looked ali winner At the furlong post 1oia
.tep who had worked her way through he entire heu
ed him. and while the Two were lighting IL OUT
oo.h and toenan COvinrton brought up Shverado ana
by spendId bit Of riding. landed him winner by neck
;olds,ep second half length before Eumpus No bid
Tor tho winner. -.
THIRD EACD-FTEE HANDICAP. SO EACH. $1,000
3 Betting Fl.
s,n,,s. en- h. s SSs "a. by Hgfnd 81 s.
". Lakeland CHI c. Raymond c. tw, :Sl 81 So
John Mu,lin-'. b. h. Brdre 5. ll5 .vi3o 81 3-5
lco,XdisSgtOn' o rs s-5
T. NJ ne''y'' en- L. IN: .Andcrsonjo ao-l 81
Uoodcraft and Salutr were Withdrawn. Ca~Sus. Ia
4, n-s and spaed went the front soon as IN" ma
vi, hu, Radce who also f-t ike running. moved up
Ms shoulder and remained there till the upper turn was
cached when he took up the WORK ana leo into the
,c,.s,,e.cb Here Raymond q. showed in front for
.v strides but the last fu'ong post >toC kton
.ra with . vet sail and leaving his horses at ev"ry
tribe won In the possible manner by three lengths
as vuond q; second a length and hslf before Bsd2t
Sho beat Cassius = head. - ~
0-'D' ~ 81, Betting s,
a I Stores sh ElA'On, by ,b Eolps1 Al -
Bowl et I il Oh. St. Janics %
F. Bprnsae's b. Lord Of the II, ;Io; Il, g.,
seiy s's sam1es's b. g. Plny 93;;, a - 80
\. J. SCOTS b q Gynwed InS tT ;G. Al -
2 Browns CHI. c. Psisade 100 car ,'ie5, 81 81
Keystone Stables b. c. Admiral. 81 car os(
rime-1 :44i4
Prontenae was withdraw. st. James win Aonira'
Pali-adc IN made the running Till half
way down the homestrh when Ekton came up from the
ucx and took the lead winning easily by a neck 81
RIDDEN out SECOND three lengths oeiofe Loa VI TIT
4 arcn, who beat Pliny neck.
,,rru RAcr-sFLIYNG SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH.
'''' NDDN' 81 s''il Fl.
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T. L. Hn'''n " y A1 - fMcIermpttl3 1o-t Al
w shreve's b. Q. Lynn. T. Joe tM,Ggley! 4o-i Id
v. C. Days b. T. Kate Clark. 2 OF Scar an III
corbett's D. g. St. Paris. ,, ,os ssa,; g.. rs
l'2hi
:" -; M'duifes odf a. . tCovingtonj o 1c-I 81
'. Cl-msnss br. G. Maidstone 3. % Ger Al
fo'fiyn Stables Fr. Li'''e mo rel eo-1 I'll
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