New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
FIFTH RACE.-DAlSY SIAhtS WI
rIvE FUELONGS On THE GRASS.
SIXTH RACF-20 = ABOVE THE Stall SAi'i'i
IL. MILES OK TIE GRNoS.
OTARTFRSTRETCH NOTES.

"p,ccland wasn't lust right said ihrcwd trainer
after ths suburban had passed into history lie
didn't run within pounds Of himself. Khc" 'hc'o
,ras something wrong when Rowe brough him on the
tracl tvicc Monday morning. II he had one All T'gh'
the first time Jimmy wouldn't have given nm 'c''hu
Gallon I wouldn't have put dollar on lin II was
, millionaire But wait till he's right He'll give
Salvator race
Garrison looking rather solemn as his vact fastened
his spnrs for the lima y. race, was aSed py inc
writer how he accounted for Tcnny's defea
Well said hc Il guess he wasn't quito iaS'
enough. Then he sulked'
What caused him 10 sulb was ne o'uco VI
ntcrfcrcd with In any way ~
so not At all. think the pace got alitle TOO
hot for him. lie didn't suk long. ho"evc. tHI
y,u that was lively race. Not many hrsc' can
stand such a pace as that. What did the, run the
mile in'7
In :4o45.
vcars Ak, II A man saw horse 60 mile IN forty
bed hot $40 600 on HIN against anything
Matt Bvrnes says: "salyator IS the eSt horse
I ever trained.
Garrison, let campbell 800 cvcl that Tcmy would
heat Cassu-. The Bcycrwyck people sioH {" ".n ".n
fhc tr,ttinc horse element backed him wei one Two
three al : and 20 /. .,., ,,,
vii ic retired FOR some time.
Wurpby -,v, that >alvator could have von by two
lsf rf
T,'e. race when he secs II. " was Standing AZ the
head - tho stretch. and when ealvato' pi',rd mr,
with Co>.!u, ony half a length 10 the 5000, NdrpH
Hod a d,iiJe wiap on the lines. why sir. he had
saIyator reht In his lap. when the big chestnut ld
cane a.n under tie whip and forced Murphy t. ride
pretty hard That was what made the fhI'h I"'" "A'
tieit one
THE DOUBLE TEAM WILL TRY FOR 4 RECORD
uc-mrius with this afternoon there vii be four
DAYS meeting AZ the grounds Of the DIVINE 'iuo 'f
Ncw- York. tn being tho final proSnmme Of the
southeastern TrottinS circuit, which wts inanTirat"h
this season with considerable success fwo races VIII
be rrottcd and paced each day. and. a an additional
attraction for tho opening the crack double team
Auhine and Lady Wellington viii 20 scain,t time 10
beat the record Of 10 - held by NaXcy cobb and
Ncta Medium.
Tho entire, in the classes for TO-DAY follows
go -TROTTING.
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John Dai'. HeN,yorA; b. = Noniacuc
nr5m 9i 1;'t;aath ~ s&,h. Her..YorS ek. Maud II.
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A. r Mcponald A%Pany % y. \ T. d. . Aliean'o' H
f,5ss Es:% E,!syi4s E,!syi4: J. + S,IS s,@Heg ;,9sa s%,'S
NcGiyman sceeoce,a6g son,1,5sv s. M M Nina MIA.
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A ! Welch Hartford Conn. b. . YORKER
,s5sc N% ss:5 $A.s:: G,'a'as' Girl
. 30 CLASS-TROITING.
II II Howard. Ncw.York. b. G General Mack.
IT. n. Howard. New-l ork b. m Lizzie H.
James Tlllot Philadelphia. br. " Ir!Nte.
II. g. smith, Ecw- ORR. ca. (. jewell.
y. B. H,rrineion. PoCghkcepsie y. Y, b. g Major
Tl!ch
u. 49, Hcrrneton Poughkecpse y. Y. Ella
Wnkc,. .
John J. Turner. Amber Park, Penn. m Abhio V.
j. PIu.cy Pattylc l.. /. b. m Iady Douglass.
Whoblcy New-YorK n. Sister Barefoot.
Jossc Yrroance, Nrw-lork b. M. Ida Norwood
Jesse Yorcancc, New York b. n. Maggie Mitchell
J.. {. Walker NeW. YORK blk 8. Harry D.
george Z Trppc. Mystic Bridge, Conn, b. h. Happy
Thought. ir.
{. Davidson Ncw-York. b. m Lulu Wilkes.