New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

was reported that she reserved for the Futurty,
can Set place in the great race at sheepsheah Bay
race race by the second choice, Key West. Murphy had
been engaged to ride swteerts colt Michael In tis
race S but when ne was suspended Barnes was engaged
one. Of the comparatively few tavortes that
Just by sS heaa IN the S ee racs sgi Fits wa
captain SsI,s. Browne Buddhist. who was heavily
poor third Miss Bee and i' TuIla Blackburn have
both gone of. Neither up form. did
The winner OF the selling affair, the sixth race,
Daisy Woodruff, was not the favorite, and ST. James,
carried. She beat Tom Hood in close finish. with
81. James third. Old Volunteer, with the cusher
IN l1 the last in s saddle gs andenp
~ seven iuTOnss hut MONTAGUE at i24 pounds m
That Singular y survival Of tie s%Tan age Jersey Pat
was close third only short distance behind Ioun-
speed he once had when lie scampercd about among
the icrthN osauru>cs The dying salamandcrs and the
times. 1t was pity that j. a hagsin was not
self Mr. Hagg1n arrived from Europe SATURDAY
in the Umbria, compelled to go West by the
pressure OF business yesterday and was not at Mon
The Coney Island Jockey Club has now issued It's
complete book programme with the entries Of all the
stakes for the fall meeting. 1t Is handsome and
ssteiul well arranged, compact and useful as In the
The Brighton Beachers were rioting in riches after
Tea Trays victory They backed Tea Tray to win for
DS II position for much their money in the early
Size. An extensive turf plnneeT who has had bis
days Of gloom but is now IN t the 1SHnt zoe OF %
some extravagant reports put his gains even as high ar
Same plunger who put $500 on Ny Fellow on satur
day. No one could understand then why he was 50
after the race so one could understand yesterday
Why he was so confident that Tea Tray would beat
Firenzi until after the race
DETAILS OF THE RACES
FIRST RACE-swEFPsTAKEs.> NoN-wINNERs IN
1890. sl5 EACH $3.50 ADDED. SPECIAL
STRAIGHT COURSE.
s. betting Fl.
Bannach Lath-Adyenture yrs l1o y
AaRls %:;'}@ 3 49, 1t595 81 81
j. a. & a. IL. Morrss CHI. T. DT'i.ass;, :,
BeveTwyck Stables ch +. cOn-t0n, 8, Ios
George rorocs's blk c. rOcquetort saI lGs
yale Stables eh r4oebs 3. lO$ |jq%S 81 2S-5
Hanoyer St3blsS SnSo1 p6 S4t GID o
y ." ,,.s..... 49, ,.,-a iiJIasy*a'd'o 16-l o.
o. n'S''a' D. r,. naII 81 5%at 3S5 "a
Dav f'E' s 2 e. Pa4 CO. 5C-i
half mile then the latter away in impressive
style and without effort bv four lengths the Annie
Bocyn colt second a head before BRUSSELS. Ispent.
Phoebe and Rosetta did not start
SECOND RAcE-HoME-BRED PRODUCE STAKES.
Two.YEAR-oLDS. 800 EACH, slcoo ADDED.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX FuRLONGs. on THE
g. Re"nqF Fl.
D Tsrs s9 r. c1sta by Msrsf Walk over
E.peranza and the MoterucrAdage Aly did not start
and Castalia ealOpcd over for the stake. ann
THIRD RACE MONMOUTH HANDICAP 800
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. IL MILES, On THE
OUTER CIRCULAR COURSE.
St. Betting Fl.
W. Lakoland's oh. h. Tea Tray. by Eayon . 0,
GeG Rosetta, ns' rs fs e. hhono II lo-1 Al
H'E Sy siaS RniHnS .G' @,e
L. s,u,, Co... b. h. Tristan. 8 AIri-tlaD FRA. 2O-i %
Au iss hcinon'' en- H. Prince S Al IL
F. y Baldwin, ch. m. Los angeles. >,
j. B. Haggnn's b. N. flrenll, as JssS l3s u,
Tme-2 "a.
Tea Tray acted badly. causing delay OF fifteen min
u,s at the post TIE flag finally fell on iair start
Los Angues front Frcnzt second, the others close up
ond all Tristan immedatrly went out to make
the pace. and he made 1t warm. Firenzi was rdnnh"
all over the stretch leading for few strides. then gos
shooting to the front again, all the way
up backstrech. Around the turn she was next to
Tea Tray who bringing mp the rear Rbono od INTO
the homestre;eh with Los Angeles ct his sad |
die. La,1nis Belle third. Flr'nzi went vcry !
WIDE and began sweryng all over tho course WHO
Murphy reeled rolled in the saddle She steadily 1851
ground Moore brought up Tea Tray In the last quarter
and challenging the leaders had them all whipping
Prince Royal done at the end Of mile and three
cishths and retired. Angeles followed suit Then
Tristan fhl by the wayside. Rhono hung on gamoly.
but Tea Tray gradually stole and won by length
Rhono second lengths before Lavinia Belle fenzi
was last the outside and when She had gone some
nfy yards beyond post Murphy fell ourG the saddle
With the assistance Of two he remound and rode
back to the paddock where he proceeded 70 get on again
without the judges permission. Once more he had 10
reount disnount before reaching the scales u weigh
,n OrlnamiDe, Salvador and Anaconda were withdrawn |
Fo1rRru ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Two.YEAR-oLDs |
s15 EACH, $50 ADDED SIX FtRLoNGs on THE |
STRAIGHT COURSE
Betting.
St III! |
l. A. & A. II. Morrss b. c. Key West, BY
n (;Ideon'- Oh. HO0dum, Ill Bergen Up 30
q r. Leachs blk. c. Bellevue, us (IaYof) al -
A. Swelgcft's che. Michael. lis llarnrs) u ID
Davis Halls cb. c. Keyser. II lcaf. n