New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-14

BeVe ofSS" Stables b. f. Bertha Campbell ios;
+ H,c,aIo Moss Cd G9sthaT Io6 GRsa
G. Wabaum's ch { Josie w t +T5ta o
po,,Dc 70 Tins l. i9 81 BERTHA Campbell Is
to J. Chatham Gayorite to TO- Josie w 10 to l. Wood
'; gs5sa a5 &c J. ia!s Ef'aae S'''"S'
MqtgaisFaryew straight s24 TO- place sl8 40; Bertha
Campbell place S3l 20. A.
Chatham led down the hil but came to grief in the
Valley OF Shadow Of Defeat. FaiTvew sailed along
like bird and won without by three lenethS'
Bertha Campbell second, length before Chatham 80,
SECOND RACE-BEATEN THREEYEAR-oLDs.
SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACH, 81 600 ADDED. LILO
@. .wabaume b. Folsom, BY FslscttorSe IpS
Madison stables b. e. Deyotec. III .....l Garrison 2
j. A. \. II. Morrlss eh T. DrpdeNS, ll2.'Lit'lehe'o .
Betting to wln-Fosom to l. Devotee davorie) to D.
letting for pace-Folson ovens, Deyoce none Drude''
Mutual.-rolsom straight $50 IS, place So 25 De'o'ee
place - So
Wattcr,on did not start Dcvotee made the running
up backstrotch the Hill, with Druide'N sec
ond quarter Of a mile from home Folsom challenged
Dcvotce. who quit like sick goat Folsom won IN a
gallon by six lengths Devotee second eight lengths De-
fore Druidess. -
THIRD RACE-swEEpTsAKE FOR BEATEN
HORSES. sl5 EACH $50 ADDED. 3-16 MILES
o. b. Mcsteas br h. Nowor-Neycr by slanor3ye over
o. e. MSStcas Be- B1ayo l. io2 Ccoynston Walk over
No time taken.
Zephyrus Fi2jamcs Sir Dixon, Buddhist ana 'hafI'y
DrcuN withdrawn .
FOURTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES TWO
YEAR-OLDs. SIX FURLoNGS.
sana'rs' b 3 Ser'or by wooa.ndc caSen
w. a. DaiT, en- f. i%sneelnc ids. I@grbcy :
B bsr$' + f. q a'@ ,,y,lsSd Go s.
B. Mscle,aq by Ec- 3 cs4 g. 2 sa@
j. y MuhOllandS en- f. Ellen 1a,
R,,ino IN win-seryitor ,ia1ortc) 5 to . EyanPelne
nv % 10 TO En- En 10 e to "a hfd 81
Betting for fs.. to Fcat lily to
Ellen me- to T. Sea Td 70 Psola to ,o a., ry,Dso.
ser,itor and ryangenc were the contendine horses
throughout winning clcvery by hIr'n ana
half Eyangcline second. five lengths before sir RAE
FIFTH RACE-SELLING SwwEEFSTAKIS. THREE
yEARoLDs. as EACH, $50 ADDED ONE
NILE.
W. snsyes s5o Bliss. by e''ai T GSas3"s
J. H a. a. o. II. Mor}is, en- f. Homeopathy Zoo
". Isn3inss s s%slIon iG2 ~ ls5 S2a
Betting to vtn-Bn!, i 70 Homeopathy cfayoFito
i Btins for Pacc.Bs to T. Homeopathy none
Mutuai,yBs straight si7 10 place $40 So Ho"o'op'
athy place 80 -.
tronps then Homeopathy had enough and Bliss coming
on alone won by three lengths; Homeopathy second
length before Glonfalon.
SIXTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES Rive
FURLONGS.
y 7 Films D. e Young Duke bv Duke o. Magenta
-~IIorton-e. ac,d. l2i - % 600 --.- ltdnu'nnl
Mcdonald a Corbctt's b. T. Daisy Woodiuu, q I"i
Bradford Stables br. h. RAYMOND G. lo3....IHbv 3
Time .Oli
Cecilia Rcdlicht. Torrcador. Rosa. SpeedW'll bH'k
stone Radiant Ocypetc and the Rosemary MURRAY geld
BSttinc to Young Duke l. DAISY Wo,dIui
to !. EayGond 5 to J. Rosa fayori,c 70 E'dI5e.'
to l. Speedvcn l. Blackstone to l. Others 10 t.
80 to !. ~. ,,
BETTING for place Young Duke 70 - Daisy Woodrlf
. 10 / RAYMOND 10 ]. Rosa s. a. ,. R'dirht to %.
Spe.dwcl . 10 l. Blackstone 3 ~ /, ohor- 90 t1 =
Nutuol--Io Duk" straight so 30, piar" 80 ID
Daisy Woodruff pac" so So
Young Duke was second at the start but fl back 20
third place while Raymond Ro~f and Daisy Woodruf
made the running. the last furlong Young DuA"
drew and ceSorly by length; Daisy Woodruff
second. half a length before Raymond.