New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACT-PURSE $500. THREE-YEAR.OLDS.
SELLING. 1--WE FURLONGS

FIRST RACE-PURSE 500. THREE-YEAR.OLDS.
SELLING. 1--WE FURLONGS
Diamond ssblel b. c. Defendant, by Forester-Acqut
Caste Stables ch C. watch Me. 90 Gear. asEl.,:
W. c. Daily. ch. c. Sir William. lo2.... aamDcy(
JP Cue9in,s b. E. foAh 10 IIhon61o2
j. S.son%y. or. c BY Prince charlie-M;%%dSi,n
j. De Longs Blk c. Vitality g. 8 io2.-..'baTon
Betting to win-Dc,enGsnt faycftc) to 3 Watch Me
e sd S5 MaS az to to HAS lo\ 40 to 70 vy oo co.,
Hstihs for Defendant to Watch Me N, 70
Admiral Ma"s to j. Bias las Is to j. Vitality s. to l.
Iago and Warsaw Withdrawn. Watch Me cot OF
IN from but was Immediately passed by Sir William, De-
fentant and Vitality These three IN close order 10
the homcstretch where Defendant. leaving the others
came on at his leisure and Won by length and half
Watch Ne second, hall length before Sir William. who
beat Foxhil a neck.
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP. PURSE 500 Il. MILES.
DAVIS Hail. er h. orihamme by F1oOdu Aasd-.D5
p B Poards ch h. Salyini s. io4 .. (Befren}
Western Union Stables b. h. punioync S g. 40;
G. walssum,. b. g. Larchmons. ., Csssyen:oal
Dvyer Bro'hsrs' khe'bfdge
Betting to s%n-ora.nme Cfayori.e) il to > salyini
To l. Dunboyne is to .. Eric TO ]. Kng-brdge % To
betting for -orihainme TO 10 salvini to lN
Dunboyne to5, Eric evens KngstrdHe to l. Larch'
mont - 70 !.
Now or Never Golden Reel and zophyrus were with.
drawn field OF to excellent start orifamme
leading Larchmcnt second Salvini third. Eric last.
usual Kingsbridse rushed up and led past the stand but
Saly1ni Joined him and the pair. locked to-
cether and head made the running 10 the home
stretch The others only length behind. racing
10 close together that 10 difficult TO tell which was
third which fourth, which fifth and which last
blanket would have covered them all In the stretch
Anderson called Orinamme. and the gray responding
VIII. dash and spirit Siroia the froY. the furltng
Eric Kingsbrdge and Lsrchmont fen back beaten leaving
only Sayini and Dunboyne to do battle with the favoc
3oh made desperate challenges Jut he stalled them on
successfully, and won easily enough by half length;
Salvini second two lengths before Dunboyne.
THIRD RACE-PCRSE $500. 10 n BELOW THE
SCALE. SIX FURLoNGs.
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p M.ceana'. LORD reytGo loq 20, ii ry%n
~ II. Bicoks'S blk h. Bisckthorn, G. ia Gear. llGT
N. J; Day,s b. + Rec, - 1o5 .G , RelgeS}
L. Loy 6alv 3 h. h. n M'I He'd j.
7. GLASS; en- (. Cotilon, 4, lO'........(suiiVah)
Left at the post.
Betting to VIII, Prime Hq1ad il to salisbury Cfay
s LORD Pey s 400 % 10 o Sc 80 to cd s
zoo ae1t 70 ~ = S b so! 500 to
n es tqr to a sTsFa to ay % to To-
Al Reed 100 70 /, Rose 50 to l. Coton $50 to l. Black
Lord Peyton. Ofalece and Salisbury raced neck and
neck half mile, with Prince Howard four lengths
behind che others out Of IT, In the stretch salisbury
teeth pot Prince Howard eallopod up, disposed Of the
contemplate coward in ten strides, and won without
by lengths salisbury second two lengths be-
fore Lord Peyton, who beat Ofaecc two lengths Ram
beau, Carnot Louise Issaqucha MY Lquay anu biIah
Boru did not start.
FOURTH RACE-oAKwOOD STAKES. $40 EACH,
$1,000 ADDED. SELLING. SIX FURLoNGs.
j. il. Mccormick B. Moosoon by Kyfe p%ly1
seve m ,ls Stables b. M Clay Stockton 5 lot
Hudson Stables br G Little Jake T. no laR%'i.a o
& " Ss isSS1' b. D. H. f naafdd ~
r C. eon IiSnssIonc,g en- M faiz dSS@ch
Cotton Boye's ch m Queen Of Elizabeth R,,lcScid
Iyysl Bros; Goqs' Res 8 1S 100 H ssSR
j. NJ nawkhur't' b. E. r,l Psoic ,s sged' lio N'D'o'
- 2 Gay s,oNo9 30 70 , hs '1f to II 70 aia g
to l. Congress 80 70 l. Froc 50 to l. Queen OF Elizabeth
psSS Moa:oop 70 r G,dg,a to 20
sS frSld Is Queen Of Elizabeth 20 to l. '"Dhe'
Clay Stockton. Little Jake and Flambeau were u'e
leaders to the head OF the homcStretch puzzle running
fourth Monsoon NTH In the stretch Monsoon ur'" ""
and won under pull by a head, Prodigai coming rom
the ruck with splendld burst speed almost stealing
the the Clay Stockton was third length
and half behind. Old Ffolic finished on three legs.
Bradford marred his chances by shocking exhibition oil
temper at the post Best Boy, St. Paris Zuiu' Nhuet'
Harrison, Count Luna and Patroccs did not start NO
bid for the winner.
FIFTH RACE-PURsE 500. TwO-YEAR-oLDS.
sPECIAL WEIGHTS. HALF NILE
g. walbaun's Gray Rock. by Bszes-ET,ms H.,
D. John.Oa's b. T. Priscilla, io7 lrsylor
j. Eyans's oh. c. by Iroquos-wiresrass lio Q
T. b. Doswelrs en- c. by King Bot-Ceris'et ii0
Hand. ,92q 40 nisi Hsads
Grcenwici Stables Dr. G. sir George, 10. COMPTON
Union StaSles b. I By oohondaea-Tendcnsy lo7
W. c. Days b. f. Emily Carter .6, lo7..GamD'y)
to WrssrssS colt t" s0iA Hands on Tndsncy
MY ~ d 70 10 Sir GsS'ge y % 70 Emily G 1so s 40 J.
wregrSss colt 2 to Hands on ! 70 3, Tendency my
colt Is TO /. Baylor rs to i, Enols 20 to l.
With flying lead Of and half lengths. the
Wegass colt started around the turn but Priscilla and
Hands on over him. beating him into the stretch by
length. At the urong post he again and showed
hight but Gray Rock dropping from the Clouds dashed
up and won by head; Priscilla second neck before
the wregass colt. who beat the Cerise colt head.
NubiaA did not start.
SIXTH RACE-PURsE $500. MAIDENS 10 N BE
LOW THE SCALE. FIVE FURLONGs.
Excelsior Stables ch f. Minue. by Rayon d'orrReel
Sa,;lds: en-, s. Hamburg, .GitslsaslS
6wysr Brothers b. c. Extra Dry b fOS 100 70 Bersen
CeeiI Stables p I: Cecilia 8, Us tslask
(Ferris)
Time-1 :Os
eees 70 Ma a%IslSnf is6 70 Extra
S.s. g g T. Minnie sG' i 3 Z. Z Extra Dry
xasss YVES the ast on. but she immediately dropped