New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

E. J. Bssdwtn's Oh c. saverado 1es s-l al
J. A. B.ssA.ser. b. c. wo0dsqsssI; ms - rs
NJ Hogan. cA. Q. Tom Donohue, loS ~ Al
W. p.,,. b. G. 1.v.o,a 100 .t1An Hisg} III -
=; a. osrHsoa. auilassn any IS. tResss.l a-I j-
ssIsnsnsss s sst,s. s. sdd,ssS;. A., rs,
@. D. Mocoys Dr. f. Kitty T., loo: az, A.,
J. H. Mooosm,e.'s CHI 0. St. Pssriss %; OK
A. Thompson. b. c. Graduate, iGo a., 90,
Madison ssahls's b. +. orusShs.s. e.; 10,
D. JoAnson's ,. f. Priscilla 90 (csr. ssl 90
rtme-1 Is.
Tho Caramel ally Liizie Pickwck, Raleigh MataRorda
nlly and Robin Adair were withdrawn. Lepsnto got on
well IN front and made the running for quarter when ns
passed BY Luray, who led TO the head OF the nome
stretch the quarter Sveeado came 10 the 'front.'
looking like sure winner but Servor passed him In the
Anal struggle and elevery BY three-Quafters OF
length snvetado second three lengths before
who beat Tom Donohue half a length No bid
FOURTH RAcE-ETEE HANDICAP. PURSE 5000
IL MILES.
g. Betting f.
r9 s1s s.;ss' r ss E ss y:' s
H. " wAr, Cos Co.'S Dr. EsRS;sSs So .-s
,oh los HS sss 1921 g. h. EaIus sssS
H r. Bakers eh M Nevada g. tM lSd g., g.,
Pckwok Stables Dr. c. venseur Z o! o. g., 2-l
W. O. Days b. C. B. B. Million 49, sS 40, ,o-
Time-1 :s9k.
yenoeur took the lead at the and made the running
for six furonss, Reporter running second Gurus miro
Maidstone last At the hsme post Maidstone began NOV
ing up with astonishing speed passing B. B. Million Ne
vads and Eurus they hobbed On the upper turn
yenecuf tired dropped back Reporter taking the lead
and show wing way homestrctch He had hardly
started down the stretch when Maidstone coared him. HI
made gallant fgh but forced 10 give In. and Mad
stone won under pull By length; Reporter second
neck before Eurus, who beat Nevada O neck
FIFTH RACE-PrRsE scoo MAIDEN Two.YEAR'
oLDs. SELLING. FIVE FUKLoNGs.
s. E:''in r.
a eas;i'oq iss b. tMsSShis 81 Dsts 10,
Dwyer Brothers b. C. Bush Bolt. 100 i,:.;o o 4
A. J. Jcyners b. G, Mlllsies lo6.. Allen e-l 2-l
h. J. Au''A'"'0'' D. C. Ns''''"' sl!dsleyj aS-l 81
W. b. McCormick's b. I. Latina, l05 car; o =,
c. Cornehisen's b. /. hydra. 100: -
J. H. McCoimick's br. I. Ella IT, 100 <
B. T. Longcake's ch. f. Marl2od, 100 -. . .,
W. B. han'0"'' d. c. '" D. tMcbafmc;iittj 4o-l 1s-l
Brooklyn Stables br. T. Annie g.. lo3...; ~ =. =,
Diamond Stables ch. c. ocNson loS gar; Al, %
Toland & Callers blk. {. Prank T.. l0S ..
Daly. Nellie peys0n ally AZ laot ssa, ,oA -,
Time-1 :05a4.
After numerous breakaways the flag fell on fair start
n, all except Ella who sill but left at the post
Rush Bolt got running and made the most OF It, but
Iephsto came with binding rush at the end and beat
him ON the post by neck Bush Bolt second neck before
MiItes No bid Sunfower and the Busy Bee colt were
withdrawn.
SIXTH RACE-pURsE $780, BEATEN HORSES,
SELLING. ONE MILE.
st. ri.
Glendale Stables b. c. Dundee, by Macdun
Virginia Bush, yrs, 80 N tfSoO}:::; a, . -,
g. E. Smiths b. C. Kern, =. lloa;...::; ~ o
keystone Stables b. c. Flood Tide, 4 LOG ~ -,
J. " Ackerman Co.'S b. g. N Ss%ay,G & q r, p,
f. j. Beidwins b. c. Ganymede. T., lO4 a . =,
R. J. Hu,ch.n.ou,s b. c. Louely, J. fH5,.i 80 =,
sbteds,s CHI e. Little Jim O, 112 lAllen) s-6 3-5
T. r. o'haf'S Or < ''' isteyenson) o Isl e-1
whl.ten Brothers ch g. RenOuncec assd ao-1 1a1
c. w. Billlngs's b. g. Count Luna 8 lo2 IN =, On :,
D. A. Honig's b. h. Carnegie, aged ll2; a, .,
Tme-1 :405..
Little Jim was slow 10 move OF the start ana slower
IN the race 40 he in the hunt RenOunce went
out with big flourish and made the running for quarter
when he was passed by Dundee who opened comfortable
gap and never caught winning rather easily by two
lengths; Kern second, length before Flood Tide No
bid for the winner.