New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

ro,omacs easy Victory, ard some Of them refused 70
%ona no, |.sS ' p's% pe
backed Dema:I both Ways. Then Eric wa, tempting
TO s II c Sde psSs wU Snfy Ss %
on lavinla Belle in tie lat race.
Are x" BY cns t Of m the
last race Lavinia belle t Won VIII Philosophy second
&r GALWAY Is seriously dissatsaed with the
r :cnsy his tna af' Marsn may not ldc 50 again
c Ir ss Of fraud or Tad faith but he believes that
Martin has become so timid and cowad!y that he
to ret trolch on the turns. Instead of watching for
an opening Martin i In the habit Of taking hi, mounts
losing an inrmnse amount Of No,md-often a fatal
loss. Mr. Galway has sold Monroe for $500 to a
One Of the most impressive and obtrusve features
and the ovciwh elinng prominence OF the colored
race II our black frlends fail sometines t9 get their
fail to get all their rights and often great deal moro
ON our Northern racecorvseS Among owner,
and aundTc N Of Them cnjo2 handsome Incomes
part Of the African element on the turf however Is
SS,ls,en d H' and corrupt Th is equally true
q col;rsc, of pari OF tn" White element al|o bnt
well known 70 all who are in The secrets Of the betting
, n ys ecnG and fnsa yc asa @ Hp Of q"
booarS la put up many JOB. These fellows make
S r sa t, iVs Of pu sSns no SAane far
There is biz gang Of white pirate: also which Is H.
sse n e the aSa 4sad SH tue
in the paddock the bett ns ring and cen.picuousy
ic '' tr.Es that tic puzzled philosopher is often
lined 70 DOUBT whether AncloSaAon supremacy Oh
'' A: The Jockey club officers feared that Kingston
msht scare away All opposition IN the speed staE's'
they have added extra race to the programme 10
day This the sixth race. selling affair at nine
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE. SWEEPSTAKES: THEEE;YEAK'
OI.Ds s:5 EACH $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SEVEN FrRLONGS.
Sc getting f.
Wasets t sn s Worh 10 sy hGss IL
J. A. 4 a. II. Morn, CHI f. Dr4ii">s lo1 - "a
H. warnkc e. sons b. +. Rtnlar.. 40
s. $. Browns sr. f. jennie n iV'
J. Knr.ls'. 0'. Dr. in i,4%sS s. 60, TO-,
Kelly 4 sapu-i.s b. G IIny. Il,
w G. Days CHI T. urb.na, lo7 i-alntI,yj oO-i 2o-i
TiTr-l so.
Worth led all the way, and easily by three lengths
Rccare raced with him for half mile. then began to
ua,K. had been Informed that Mclaughlin WIS to
ride her today in the Siren stakes and s" dd not intend
to hurt herself trying beat Worth for purse Of a.No
HccIare a My. nly with winning ~ay--"h"n
In the hunor After Worth dropped h'r al" f'l still
further back allowing Drudc%s to beat her thrr"quarr-
OF a length for place. Dril4r Costa Iaca. k"nwood.
Gunwad and Ho,ottc did not 80 to tho post
Mutuas-worth straight SIT 30. placr ~ 65 Druidc,s
place s22
SECOND RACF-HANpICAP SWEEPs TAKES. SIS
EACH 81 900 AIDED II. MILLS
- nF'"s Fl.
We y,ye Hl b. , p cern ; Is"mf loo by Ten
Castle stable, b. c D.abio. III; ,Iar,J2 Al -
". il ii"'on'. en- Z "cn'dlc'"' e ,., 90, r., :,
{. Iit,iyaeld- CHI & My f"ioTI = ;nn %' =, =,
A. Thompson b. +. siancI clean. , 40
W. c. DAILY, br h parl-,on. >. j.: ,'...O -, a.,
George ncar.t'o Miss D"ll % Z! :i,S;!.. Is, G.,
j. Mullins'a b. H. Hads. i: c'ayior o - 81
Cousin Jcens following thu c>c'l' Mt oNauplc act 10y
Woh II, IA" p:cvors ooH H. - i. The fii q III"
ar made al tnc rum NJ winning BY all ie"rh fro"
plablo who closed W n tremendous zap N" H-' la:
ul, and was cat, hlng Jc"ms IA; a. -" MIL.
hat would certainly hav' won the I"'' had been 'h
std, further. Diaho ~, % we'll but d'"pld '1ch r.
the ca, could into his stfii" TN IA" isc "iN
hal, over. Badge hood aud bink~- for tie lr-
time In his ne and scriod /" have bad 'n'tt Oh
him He refused ty yard and was last or ncNt to
last all the way. Den.dcttne might have had look In
finish he bad not been shus out when nc ss""
70 make H. h"ateD length for Tie place
Rizpah Il bespirrre and Buddhist were withdrawn
Alutaai.- Jecms ,tiAgh tes IS. place $50 10
Disb!o place ST. 49,
OLDs s76 EACH. 1880 ADDED SPECIAL
WEIGHTS SEVEN fCRLoNGS.
$. a""'n i..
Angus, Boln.'n;'s ch. C. po,Ouas b. st. =.
u Is Mori,,', 1. >,raihurath, BY >ti'th.
i+qr 'o~r d M,a:e H. I%rI2 81 80
D. ~ nj d" 90" Led "n4 Buc. IL: o,.ton 81 IS
K.'5o q, stables br. +. hid'r 10;
eq en E ESs; I e. fl:; 20: .si a 8.
J. a. : i. ii. Morl'', l., c w,~.,n,,'r
l'o '''''''''''''' riu.c-i 20 -.
After hal, dozen .raA, tn nag fell on a fair s,s,
Kudc.r iating, ssa,hn"ath second Potomac thfd. IT,
Others close up and all In inoioa Ia'0' bisu'i III
mount along merry pace, but found /: Lo~-!l"
" -,ai away from m, pursI4s. Monterey ran int N'c
ond place tie quarter. but soon CAV" way to S;ac'
nrsh. who made ne q tn.J1 f"i KUd"'i P''"i''
ounccd along by Of s-Ilie Mctl"iIand Will
I!o,!ror and Westchester took u IN" r"ar. III"
three favores moved up to-c;her the tun AID qu k'
d.sja,ir " Kildc~r came into III" stretch h''k' aat
Strauneatb leading. When STRAIT htn"d out M til" ran
III Potomac away big ra!!"p a1 VOL without
touch Of whip or spu by two lengths Strahmoath second
tie same distance ofoic Sail" Met LELAND. The track
was no, quite heavy enough for bair Montana dld no,
start.
Muuas-Potourac straight ST. ~ place IS s.; suath-
meath place 40 50.
lOr,;in RA, E-sntEPsHFAD STAKES. THHI;I"
YEAEOLDs. sjo EACH. $500 ADDED. J..
Mills.
s. ne'''" F.
S S, n,own': b. e. o"mr,.. BY Ten brock ,
W Vs.; eli" e. ir""'"a@ ~ trj,,% &. s,
Auar '.i.' is '1.oni', ch +. Ne Hiranr.; by
g. waaa ain; b. k.iuo IL, i.n5~y} 81 81
L. J. BAH M n. I. siAi!Oa. -
" " (Hcl.auchl!:,)0 81 81
j. G.. TNynian & Co.'S ch. g. Prime" f"n~o.
10 tOvrronJO Al -
Georg. IIcarst's b. c. Anaconda -
w Midglry) o Isl 81
Tinc-2 1915.
Kcnwood was hurricd On at the fall Of the flag Innby
irving n make runway race Of IT, but Frontcac caught
him At the end Of the and sent HIM Ioaward Slalol
and Dcuh followed Fr0ntnac, who led around The
and into tho stretch length. HcIc clearly
b. atnn and Mclaughlin pulled up But Dcmuti k"It on.
and with turn speed that few supposed him raiable
OF pa-scd Irontrnar the sixteenth post and beat hun
home by O length and half; Her Iiighn",s third ten