New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-04

Bergen answered Grossly. "No. that's not So My
nllys head was turned The wrong way
Bergen rcjoined tartly and anGry THAT is not true
Tic starter promptly suspended Bergen for tho rest OF
the >hcepshed hay meeting. Ills suspension would not
careless and iIamesen, style Of riding ~ Which he had
been nduleing both OIL Tuesday and Wednesday. II
most unfortunate that 50 strong favorite should
have been left at The post in an important stake for
s'o"ss Ssy Eiy not slayer She flying y
The sapphire STAKES was won easily w.. with
ea rsS on tho out Dash sa %c n %o
then ridden by M who sms to nr he nass
that day. Yesterday ovcrton was on his back The
In the spp was Key Wss who was Me
down from so to to 20 to and Is to /.
Tier was m% mud tall ao"f ID a. sm ram
The most interesting race of the day was that for
the Twin City Handicap. In which Frenzi. Scnor0.
Los Angeles. Enrus Tournament. Badge. Come. toTaw
ard Rpah ran tirnn was axays the tay" G. but
idcmcc was ie., in her, while OF the others
generously supported. that 1t always t, get
TO against Fren1i. and at The close even o to
been expected that Mclaughlin would ride her, and
his trainer Mclaughlin. to ride rir,nz Tournament
four S" af IN s t hs ms With va" CO
in secSnS thn s Then %! A %sa In Lively Pace m
back further Six, her while EnrsS chased Tourna-
mcnt with his old speed and Flrrnz glidcd along With
The fourth and ah fronr were ccver"i in T.
LOTT os Us. Garrison mcvl up with Fir1n,i "I CENT?
and quietly on the lower turn lie waited
s% Rns R the v aaa sr lead, not
apart The first tlrec;9uarterS OF mile were run In
Flrsn; ava! from E.r a sna naS E TS,, a%[
although Garrison did not care to win by much and
kept her in I reStrain only PERMITTING her to heat
tournament nall length while Enris was third.
With Bergen mp Fircnzi was beaten on Monday at
If Garrison or Mclaughlin could have been on Fv,zi
on Monday perhaps Tenny might have won and per
sscrs the Wendcr ease ' with ~"S Which one r S"
Gaq in S;o7 the freshness win which n:
had in reserve. aud when we remember that on Monday
s rS slFIss pSn S S as nS xe Me wsT Ge
The friends Of FNnz against the friend, Of Teunv
have much the letter of the argument. And il u
,a@SsisF a hssyy scale Q, weights fair each
Would not lack ssoters' and md % "S own f'Y rsr
opG1 OF tie at s %one s% .he s
ridden by Mclaughlin OF Garrison
as s ar Or
Al Farrow and Princes. bowling. too fast. Al. Farrw
When Princes bowling came up to ' linn and Sot
ridden out the Princess took the by nearly half
buddhist is now as fat as he &C." ever V wa" in his is lfe
and M Mr. R t has got htm in Perfect condition liz
hackers never felt nervous for second buddhist
was full Of speed. and. although Covin-ton ndnlecd
have won by three four lengths II Covinrton had
desired this and sent him along. lie did win By
cck, with MY Fellow second.
RAYMOND O. beat q field by many
lengths on Tuesday that he was made a strong
ayorte at 70 IN the Turf Handicap = mile and
were also well backed; Mclaughlin rode rhilosophi
ali Of his old cunning ana ali Of hts oa SKILL lie ia
second half mile. and while Tnral on Lavnia bee
and the, boy on Maste,lde waited patiently I" Sc
denly i shooting forward with Philosophy With such
rush thar almost instantly he vas half dozen lengths
stretch, and LavInla Rele and Ma-tcrloae gnined
much ''% Int Meta"shn aid ses him home rs' BY
applause. Americas Archer the best jockey whom
America ever saw was greeted upon h; ut snorss
DETAILS OF THE RACING:
FIRST RACE = ALL AGEs swEErsTAKEs. .?t
o. 1'' g. n.'''r Fl
r Hs:s'sz': is s.iss:is ss.3'ss
W. H. L. smiihs b. h. Al isirox 5. ,l iEt =,
j. b. Higgins br. h. Fi1ismes. B. 10.
F. Gerhard. h. g. Volunteer. assG IT,;
La N.sn.y, Bros oh. m. Little Ni,mle, ,oo an
La Tasn icy Bros CHI: g. Climax: YEA
chi rag Stable. ch c Psiisadc. g. i.;,'''
J. NJ. Brown & Co.'s Oh. f. MONTH !iardy, ~ -,
''' var '''' Time-l 27l
Al Farrow the lead " the start and made the run
ming till half down the horn"+tretch when Princes
Bowling who had been lying we'll all the way. passed
him and good race BY half length; farro~ Bee
ond, lengths before Fiuames who bat Volunteer
length. Tho distance little beyond volunteer
Eva, Tulla Blackburn and Puzzle did not Start
Mutuals-Princess Bowling straight s3l o. place
sl6 90; Al Farrow place sll so.
SECOND RACE-SAPPHIRE STAKES TwO.YEAR-
OLDS NON.wINNERS OF $50. go EACH N..3o
Added. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. u FrRLoSTs
H. a''''Nff,
D'ieis;s HsSsa & i .ss" Ill 81
w;s;oy: a: ~, s' S,; 81 81
Fl ..' II & s:s - g.
L. Brown. ch c. Fore Runner, Ii1 ,' ''"
c. Reed & Sons oh. C. wacots. rs .., o. ~
D. T. pusi,er'. CHI. C. Sir ocorr". Iii T1'' 49,
" Sect: 81 * r; s;2.s1 iS,1sS' II II
" " I,ar1irs 0 "5-I 1o-I
W. C.. Days Oh. C. -. by DaI"bin: Miss mn ~
Hook,, W. w? chh = UrtU' III Ia, 20 81
ID d. Withorss ch. T. -, by Morrm
Adage los ................ tMarinD 25-l 10-l
GRAY e Co.'S ch. c. Quartcrstr"tch III .-
'' (BcnderJ 0 81 81
Hanover Stables oh. c -. by ro%h.,ah ~ :.
.scqucnre lIs Il; :And,r '"n 'o-i ID
Time-1 10.
'IIcft at the post
Certain testimony taken after the IN show that
Nellie Dy was In when the nog fell
the field cot past ind she left standing tho post
Bergen said she faced the q the trlcX
but Mr.. Caldwell said shc not. and there britt
dispute which rcsrtd IN Bctcen's suspension fur week
Strutagcm led THROUGH. the Dip and MP tc Ill.,
close ND In The stretch Thornda" showed In front Tor
few strides but IEcon passd him in cantcr AID In
The easiest possible By three lengths; Key wcs
second half length before Void Alcernon Oscar weni
away Lady Glasgow My Ro Alne fy and Kep nliy did