New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-05
TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY Isyo-TEN PAGES

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They got OF close together and In = group for
quarter. Then Little Ella. Bradford Punster jr..
began To go back little. violsnte took the lead. and
with Volunteer Of her saddle made running
next three furong Anderson began riding when oppo.
site the members stand. and Volunteer responding
generously had the Ally beaten. lie passed. the
judges two lengths In front OF Punster
the distance for the place. Bergen announced
to ride Bradford but he failed reach the track In
time for the race the mount given Stoval The
change OF jockeys caused the odds against Bradford
Ieflgthen considerably. The horse very badly.
Kingston was withdrawn owing to the mud
SECOND RACE-SwEEPSTAKES s25 EACH, 81, $50
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS ONE NILE, OVER
THE LONG TURN.
a.ad so~n y Dr. los ssp0'r by nnqulcesBSSns
D. D wi'hsi's 0' e. SasSa,S : iOs:,..(Rssssn|
Betting to winReporter Uavorite) to 10. slussard
Kingston and Kern withdrawn. sluqgad and
Reporter got Of terms susgard the rail- and
ran neck and neck for six furongs. Then Reporter
gradually drew In the last urlong suggard quit In
Disgust and Reporter galOped lengths front Of
him.
THIRD MISUNDERSTANDING STAKES TWO.
YEAR-oLDs. $50 EACH, $500 ADDED. sPE.
CIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FUILoNGs. STRAIGHT
COURSE.
]. \: A. 40 + Norris: en- t. Reckon. BY sl1sTTo
L. ssSafts ;. c Pckwicicii, by Mr. PicESieE@shs%;
J. 4. 4. ii: Moriis's b. c: Key wes5 iSs
Senfse; sss ssss e. siss
Rosemeade Stables b. c. Conrad. ila:.::~: lStovaB
ssss. e. %s,
kicked at tho post ms-,.,ss
R;s!a: .vs.s $:S. % r's
ap RessSs 20 s e g Pick
wicker to g. ECLIPSE evens Lima 70 l. Key West to 2.
Gold Dollar. Flavih Bolero Turmoil and NEGRO.
NANCY colt withdrawn and Miss Ransom and Ora
geuse added to the list Of While skrmsh
ing post Lima fracturing the point
Of her shoulder and hurting Taylor her jockey So Lima
did not Mr.. Lorilaid had declared TO win with her.
Reckon went to the front after the nag fell and re-
manned there for half mile Lttleheld taking life
II he swinging q hammock. Suddenly oraeeuse
shot past her and Leed. rousng himself somewhat sat
down to ride. If he had been strong fnisher Reckon
would All that she needed little assist
LII the saddle But Freddie was always weak In
finish, Reagan landed Orageuse a winner by head
second lengths before Pckwicker who did
begin running till the race was nearly over
FOURTH RACE-FOURTH OF JULY HANDICAP.
$50 EACH, ST, 500 ADDED. ONE MILE. STRAIGHT
COURSE.
s. s. Browns CHI Defauter by spendHthriitta,Au;
j. b. MaeglG Ss' Dr. h fit1james 5 2ksy}
I. Huggnss B. h Eurus ssea 1oe tAnderson}
PSffs nsssss SSs%s
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to yqDstaq %s. Fs Nssssns 70 70
s ssv 70 to p Ss1s % 10 Bravo
Betting for gs,ceIDesuter to O. FJanes ps TO
I 20 l. Major Do bono to /. Bravo 8 1.
1t anybody's for half mile the entire lot
running well. Defauter strobe to the front and
gained commanding lead which he held to the end win
ming with the greatest by two lengths Fitzjames
second the before Eurus, who for once In
his troubled kindly He was probably shamed
into doing so by the bad behavior Of Major Domo who
bored into the rail with all his feeble might Maggie X.
Lady Pusfer Now.orNever. Paradox, Martha. Maximus.
Niagara Cynosure and suggard did not start
FIFTH RACE-oCEAN STAKES. 800 EACH, $500
ADDED lie MILES. STRAIGHT COURSE.
nulsifst: Jenny by haESa d0n7S WaSovsr
haywood VS. X 10 III time taken .''''''''
sAvator was withdrawn his trainer not deemins 1t
wise to run him mud Tenny seemed surprised and
reluctantly csntered the course alone
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH 81 500 ADDED. 1s MILES, OVER THE
LONG TURN.
MoETiss Eds S sy Duke o. dsvinatn
F F5ssSDSy
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Betting to winEric davorite) to g. Tristan TO 8.
Philosophy IL to 5.
Betting for place-None.
Tristan made the running for q mile and furlong,
with Eric punching and poking at him all the way.
When opposite paddock Eric his bead In front and
doggedy kept It there till he passed the judges Phios
ophy had excellent view Of match from start
finish.
SEVENTH RACE-SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH, 81, 900
ADDED. SELLING. SEVEN FURLoNGS. STRAIGHT
COURSE.
c. F. sanderss b. c. Burnside BY Kyrle DalynNsna :,
S. Ashbrookes b. e. vevay Noss q
J. A. & A. II. Morriss br. C. DR.. Helmuth g. 113
(Littlefeld o
g. Forbes's b. q. Arab, 4. 106.. clayton
IT, w Strives b. K. Bliss g. 10l (Covngon)
- Time-1 :30b.
win-Burnsde 10 TO l. Vevay 40 to l. Filter
to s. Arab (favorte evens, Dr. Helmuth to !, Bliss
Betting for plsce-Burnsde to l. Vevay IL to Fit
ter to 2 Hemuth TO 3, Arab 10 4, Bliss to l.
Filter and Arab together in front TILL they were
weary of well doing. Then Burnside drew out followed
by Vevay and by four lengths, Vevsy head before
Filter Dr. Hemuth chucked it early in the game