New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

At the she half length before erte d. ana
EuCena. ana then ther gap OF six lengths WITH
Maid Of orleans leading the lager As they ran down
tAc bIcksr Itch, ranchete got away two lengths anu
with that advantage pass,d half but she gradually
iod the lower turn and turning into the streeh
CoItic llo In the van. Then Fellowship came nom
c extreme rear with electric burst OF speed took the
lead and won by lengths from Cortieeo who was
hsd ter than Maid Of Orleans
THIRD RACE-PUESE a3-5. ALL AGES. SELLING
ALLOWANCES SIX FCRLONGS.
w. p. Burchs b. I. Cornel'a yTs by -uscdICor =,
Brado'd St,pos iF. T. ,oidn iioi j. nOJ .
oisc ssoE: o b. G piy G S SSiS1 S oc i15 S HctcS
81 aqd ugwsd 90 c51aSa aS ra to 9s FAIRY JO Queen to
Go4 i;9d to ssGa Lena Ing 9 nGhcan nsc 10 Gun td
cosnea. cSH ia 2 2 to %" o;odon aS on'H Rod -
,Fools-CO;4ea sl3, FAIRY Queen s12' Lena si5
The start was good for all Bertellc. who slow
In moving oil. Getting under way Golden Rod rushed
forward and turned from chute half length better
than ofalece who appco in turn by Cornca. As they
ran on the lower turn retired in Obscuy, and
Cornclla made play for Golden Rod, and catching him
At the last furong beat him home by length and
half while Fairy Queen three lengths farther away
No bid for winner.
FOURTH RACF-prESE $3.50 ALL AGES SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FURLONGS.
w. Lovel's ch l.. Lady PulsI'er, yrs, BY King
NJ BarrsS b. Jack lSss s u d; }ieI,S%}
Clay LsSa4d %Saqa0Ss as kadae n'" s & anSSv co I
Bess .1 50, Penryroyai 80 Mrs. bennett ~ and Lady
Washington
Lady Pusifsr u I.sinbow, l5 Lady Washington, 90
Radciinc and Little Bcss. Pace-Evens Lady Pusifer
2 PoMr asf bennett s17. Allan Ban s2 field s23
Mutuals-so 80.
Mrs bennett bounded or with the lead and turned
into the regular track half length in advance Of Pad
Glide with Jack Rose and Allan Ban following. As
they ran around the lower turn Radcliffe showed good
turn OF spced and assumed lead which maintained
into the stretch the last urong Then he retired
10 oblivion while Jack left In command, but
only for a moment a. Bergen rode Lady Pulsifer with
dcmon.like fury and rushed from the Hike the
wind II was Irresistible and her ladyshp hone two
lengths before JACK Rose who beat the youngste Allan
Ban, a neck for the place
FIFTH RACE-PURSE 1925. SELLING. ALLOW
ANCEs. SIX FURLONGS.
Tucker Cherly's en- G. Amos \, yrs.. by Lisbon
NJ 7. Downinc's b. ( Gens,icye. 4, IS lStcyea.ool
b1cF M Fs a5 & E Gse d R'@GnS sS D. 2Sw c5 puma G 49,
Dahlia 100 and Hopeful l0j also ran: Time-1 10 49,
to Amos 8sVS M E % sci TD bs1 and B B R's6 SO
Pullman, 80 sally o.. 40 Bcn-MyCroc, Place-3 70 l.
Poois-GeScveve $40 Hopeful sl5 Black Diamond ST.
Amo. \. So Dahlia a. ncld 81. Mutuals-SG4 60.
As soon as flag fell Genevieve flying
down the and the half lengths before
Amos and he was length and half before Black Diamond
These in the order unt within the last
furong when quit usual despite Steven
sons lavish the whip Amos beat her home b.
length, while Black Diamond, coming strong. was at
latch they crossed the line There
bid for the winner.
For tomorrow eighth regular dav, exceptionally
programme offered. with the Virginia and FO.cr
the features in which several hchc.ass
thoronchbreds announced STAR Kingston is In the
opening Of six furongs and he has the best OF the
weights The entities these:
FIRST RACE-SIX FCRLONGS. BEATEN ALLOW.