New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22
s1yALoA BEATEN BY RECLARE.
GOOD TINE oX a SLOW TRACK AT SAhAlo'A-
NAMEs or THE WINNERS.

e...,o,, Aur q tspe,ls) TIL, has been the hf't
r.,nv gloomy Gay since July g. but win 'n' RV'1
fortune that has followed hc Association 'nS
,.io fsu 81 any consequence unth thc f''"- w"
Inc track had ab-oDcd good deal Of moisture anu "
no, In condition for fat tine. but t"e racing 49,,
.,i,n, throughout - expected. there wa '"i'u'''
.cratchng IN the fret two races ana Hu'h SUI
.,,re.sed a, the withdrawal Of Bcle dot. Inc sl'''
,n d with the usual selling race. which resulted III N'
onIy surprise Of the day. Thee are The results
FIRST RACL-swLErsTAKEs sl' EACH. 300
ADDED ONE MILE.
C ceel.'n,: II 55 King crab by King fi,a,5
H. hona' eIr, 90 Maraudc ioj aad I'm Dee lOl also
nas % c.. Gl iica 20 % naurae S Dec
rrc@o p l 10 rs KING 5rlb 80 Ben Harrison si5
r,d,d a.. Matuai. IS.
A. son thcy got under way brHHr wa sn' 10 ,"o
front AMI forced the pace. At the quarter he vas hall
,,,,h hcf,ro Bil Dee who turn wa iappod By KING
crab Al the head OF tho stretch DHl1ie was neck
ahead OF crab and II Wa nara drive De'N''" '
all the way up. II was only q""Suoh ""'n ON "o"a
I,s, Tic LONGEST King CRIB beat prime home by
short half length. 49, ,,,o
sIT0Tp EACE-THE EQUITY STAKES. FOR TWO
yr,p.0IDs as EACH. 500 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHT; SIX FURLONGS.
s'4 Mss arg f5sf.%n lS ,,,i 700 'n tA@aI
T1s AZ - Si',S Mcntcrty iis - tIaraG
a l$a ii f:oas 1873 "T Bowl,
ionsh Bros b. Lelell'r, 1903 lriDel
~ u Laudema"' en- rmc rD .i6i..
nqg So. to Ns oG @fo aaG tanr 4 80
ea6S Fcsiina and LcyGllor. Pacc-Nohing CloOlra "
wins pair $50. field so Mutuals 81 TO-
They got fair start and Leyeller Immediately rushed
forward and led the u the half where he was hd
hitter than CLEOPATRA who Tapped at the glrth by
nouetta followed by National Barnes had 10 hustle
Ceopatra and by hardest ~nd OF riding succeeded IN
la1dlnq her winner by half length before National
tIrse gupth- aV Ia ~
Ter.
ruIuD KACF-FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Fl1
Each 5000 ADDED MILE AND SlXTEENTli.
r. f. stevens, cl c. Gymna,t, by King Ban-llra,
aie o sable, en- m oiac,e o. 0itD. Wn,on .
Costello { UIonncr's ch. NJ Maid OF orleans = 10
En,lncnee IOl and Aln.ont IL also ran Time :oo'.
odi eGs' MID ia Of i orn. ~ to oaeee Pioee to
~ pcsosAlmont sl5 ,ynnast sl2, Held So Mutuals
when the flag fell Almont jumped away with the lead
but was Immediately Joined by Gyinnnst and the pair ran
mast the stand on terms. followed by ofaece. The
two leaders ran yoked round the turn 10 the quarter
4, the half Amont showed In front but Gymnast ran past
him ON the far turn and keeping this advantage. finally
won y length and half from ofalecc, who came last
on the stretch and was three lengths before M-u o
Orleans.
FOURTH RACE-THE PoCAHoNTAs STAKES. FOR
TURFE.YEAR.OLD FILLIES ESQ EACH. $1,000
ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS S.i6 MILES
A. wsrnAc Sons br T. Eeciare. BY I!cform-Clarq
sea 3';ee s. Tog sT lsS2 IS Il a rras;
scossan Bros b I. Doilkcns5 lc5 covcro") o
LADY IS TO Dolken'. Place. to Rccare 10 to 'Oo
PSS'i,-Reclnre 1905 snaloa 5000 scOsGan pair $40
Mutuais Of 60 ,,..
IAN. nouik.ns was s,nt upon her mission 70 maxi
the pace for English LADY. and she p'-~'i u' "'hu '
lengths before Eec!sre, who was nall ehs'n o-''' "