New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
A GLOOMY DAY FOR TIE DIVERS.
Los ANGELES GIVES KINGSTON POUNDS AND
BEATING, AND EUrEKrA DLrEATs
SIR JoIIN-sENsNTIONAL RACING
AT SARATOGA.

Slr.,oe,. july - lSIccnil.-hinsston beaten! KING
SION WAC had marched tr.'urLaAty through last 7A7""
NJ L.lut-l suspicion Of Gerdti VINO Wa ul
upyroacna,e ln sLctd and uncUnqnciaoe within MS as
lance at last sent I've stable badly beaten ana his fpn
t,on ,l..dt Il was hard realize and The sensation
ca4sd 10 size result VI tic for the umohonoFd TX
ccls,1r stakes wac not surrislne Th,Tt was genuine
,ra,cuct wh. thc time l1.-vsS hung out anu a--|y
tnourt that nltAkr lad been made" but no. IL Wa on %
those marvellous uphr9vals which occasionally su' N'
turf world a.d dcuolsJ7c students Of form Inc carr!
withdrawal Of Comc.toTsw Loag,'rcet aud w {" 'l''I
III. Los Anr.lc- and Ia weston Teeor4 bFf I''' 70
conp,L. with Kingston aad a Los Angeles Y va" con
dtoA- compelled 10 conc'1c "' Po'"u' %
The Duy,r champion. onS -.iet &" ASl w t''T'9 !"
back Lcr Yct Philip Dwy"r vas by no means cohLac"'
and his counI-si IA ID" ring was NHaH one. ""e'
Kingston aupcarcd and raoi-d pct The stand - ne I-
be- wa, greeted Win -al,o Of applause ala mat l@'
Angeles had many admirers va "'i"cF b.! ve Tc''I'"
accorded her Kingston d to move " but whc1 iAe
race was started there not the strong and vigorous
actlon visible wich formerly distinguished him IL Is "
he Lop,l mat I'M not lief, him cripple III"
pace was msers1y slow for NOR than NILE aha "'h
came 10 raj racing On the stretch Kingston qhicry
shortened Ais and hc t "a sting OF re lash 10 no
lr., time without avail. And WHOM ne MARI tad LIN
beaten haI fgrlong rom homc h" spectator ln"i'f o
toir Ia their excitement That ~ was irh'4 Ia"
can by comparing u with Tao uF "yraf"'e' "N'
ran taclr me ln - Ih' stable must have hccr yer!
much deceived A. 20 KingsoAs coalition. for fcal good
-cingp.a.f could have brat'n him TO-DAY. I"uio1 a.
though giving Weight 70 the oth'rs was lam h'a''" iuF
Jor u,r AuI.-.,aA H,t. Stale IupfH was ."
o,erohe.aine i.vollte but sae had hard .li'' Do
heating SIR John Blue ROCKS ddeat 10y iHdy PuI'f"'
In the ofalag race vas shock 70 tn talent and NJ
William Lowell executed another of The famous coHi'
which startled tho tif colony here !s' '9'on Adh'i
ha. thrown .pHnt
FIRST kAtE-FUK>E 500 SrEClAL ALLOW
ANCIS SIN rCRLoN"s.
" Loycil's (. Lazy PuIscF. yrs. By King Ban Dan
II waa.iiaur'- ~. q. Diqc No.s. !. LIZ. III.
bsshioa MsIgr'S ns f. Raiin.sS; I: 80 RAM fknc
iEG.',nr- to 10 Bne To,R g E'!nogv - 70 /
i'a,s T. f4ay rgi-ici ~ H"in Ho'I5'' 10 Lax
lrl.f,. to zach rln'n,t'r a'd 'o,Stis mo. rocp
barclai '' rd ISL ana aq. 80 clea. raachec
no. Vosbuig ilj Mutua'-tfld al 20
Lady J. l-fcr rushed in -" i'ad With E"'bnrf
second. while ranchett" was almost li,. Hae ho'N
could not oycrtase the Lady who beat him home by
lcngth; Rainbow thnd length back.
sECOND RACE-AMEuCAN HOTEL SrAKEa.
THRfE-YEAE-OLDN. 30 EACH. 800 ADDED
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE NILE
CHICAGO s;sbD. b. T. Eapc:a py Prince chari.,
pw s'li'is io irG b. e. ST. John, ia2 !,cycnj
iabcld H-othcr-' "a. Lac l"Ti> l"'-.- hfiu~nl
> >3": s,a@% , A,'flI &, a lo
Bc,,Inr- to 10 Eup,l TO Sir John : t. S co.
EurcIta bard : % 10 sir Jolu. , 80
iool,-i;uSfa as, SIR John go. clio 80. field SO
Mutuals ~ 30
The ,t,rt was good Australia Immediately set
the pace ard reached r quarter length and hail before
Isaac Lewis At whose rrh urta. two lengths from
r John These positions we're maintained down the back
stretch 10 the hall. when upcTta moved a- Isaac Lewis
and close upon Au9trl1 She h"ah'd the later a; the
t.rccquartcr and then Bergen moved up wI Sil John.
IL the stretch Australia fon back and upcrta assumed
the lead s.r John. however, closed upon The fly aud
the tair coming up apl.l caused great cntins Tho
struggle was brilliant one AID Eupca finally won by
neck; Isaac Lewis two lengths away.
THIRD KACI.-PCRsE 400. MAIDEN TWoYEAR.
OLDs. FIVE FUELONGS.
IL. W. wlthrow & CO.'S ch. ?. VOID, by Kayon dor
W. b. jcn 'GR b. f. by Eo>an. io
Il. Mccellands Dr. t. by Bnlet-Rc,cat lo5 c6!c!ion,
lie SCI ,ors 100, Marshciit "a l9' B'1 10y ic1 ailyc
loS ond {da lol PS ran dT 2 and ,acn,c, Zach
M aG 20 p ,nSa M g1 Nato"sf and iha
campbell each Little Scissors and cti'at My. - zach
and Maggie Ward. racr-2 70 / Void. = 10 Gosalinc
iiool,-Nasonal ST. Void o. Laughter 70, field So.
No mutuals.
They were sent away in close order when tn" Rosaliue
nIy quickly lead, followed los Void aud Little
Scissors. the tho Ro>anr nlly held command
by lengths but getting into the stretch Void chal-
lcngcd the ny and finally beat her home by Two length"
and half The Retreat nly fast out Of the ruch,
finished At Rosaline's quarter.
FOURTH KACE-ExCELsIOR STAKES. ALL AGES.
80 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. oNE MILE And y
QUARTER
Santa Anti, stables ch. n. Los Angeles. w. by
Dvyor yro.7. ~ b. Kinr,ion. Il. III ....-- IBIgTD
Il. r. IiooHuy's ch. e.. IcutOn. I. IL .---,1 H'D
Time :lli..
Hcttlng-l 10 Kingston 3 10 Los Angeles. 7 70
TcutOu.
P.ace--KiDgson barred to Los Angeles q to
TeutOn.
Tcuton va, and ny the stretch from
the starting ont at q GLOW pace. reaching the stand
len 9th and "A half better than Los Angeles who
length from Kingston. In hi, order they ran TO the
Quartet Going along barastrcth Bergen had double
wrap Kingston but nevertheless h. moved up aud a;
tho half TcutOn was hut length Ia the Kingston
bainc q head better uan the MARI. ON The lower
Kingston slowly improved his position with the much
lnproy,d and az the threeQuerers he got
with Teu,on In the meantime Barnes set
to work and a. Teuton done ard King.
.ton took the lad. he brought tho
az a determined struggle ensul for few strides
KIM sons Of coalition plainly showed Itself
unable respond u Bergens cali for nnal effort
Ia fail bach upde tha viii amid