New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15

Kinzea Stables b. I. Sister Linda ~
Tn1scs seq sss s4 s. Flo %FPSssns 81 81
Hanover Stables oh. c. -. by Pow.
ha''a"-SeqOe"'e 'OO ''' ' Martin sO-l lo-l
George Hearst's CHI +. Babicora, Is:,.,..:; 49,
castle s''''''' D. e. Snedckerj 4O-l 49,
p. il. Ryan's b. C. - by "oGal sr,nn7 Al, Il,
RaM M,pa' Stables b. l. 80, by IrGq9os - 10
Guildea"' 80 Tim Time rs D''N'''' ~
Hands or was reserved for beating in the fourth
Mr.. Caldwell dropped the fac on an excellent start, ST.
Charles leading, Arrogance second Sister LINDA last
Chatham on the rail. strobe to tho front and
without hurry or hustle remained there the end
ming upder an easy pull by a length and half ST
Charles second half length before HoodluD. who
not prominent rn inside the last furlOng when he
along with a 'rn speed that ought 10 stand him
good stead one Of days. Flormor behaved badly
on the way post, and Sims losing his treated
him rather harshly exciting him 70 degree that
have had do with his wretchcd exhibition the
slows. ArrCgance after getting of we'll lost ground
steadily from the GIst stride last.
THIRD KACF-UANDlCAP SWEEPSTAKES THREE
YEAR OLDS $50 EACH II 600 ADDED. ONE
MILE, ON TIE STRAIGHT COURSE.
s. se''1 Fl.
J. t N' MuRoland's b f. Taill BiacSIuri.
S. 80 g Browns b. c. Dnat1 l55 5''E" ~
SCOTT s5. 3 nssnqqe MSs5," 50 out
Tlme-l :39a.
From the fall Of the flag last stride the race
seemed TO lie Tulla Blackburn Fan Fan
colt. Banquet was ont OF it early and Monroe
never in t. Denuth showed faint fash Of speed at
the finish but accomplished nothing. inside the last
quarter Fan Fan colt gained a decided adv antage
and though Tula Hla kburn catching him fast az
the end, lasted long enough very easily by
length and hat; Tua Blackburn four lengths before
Denuth who beat Banquet a lcieth.
FOUR.u RACE-SEILING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO.
I.E.OLDS sli EACH $50 ADDED. FIVE
FURLONGS. ON THE STRAIGHT COURSE.
s. re''i"fF f.
August BI% .%,.. b. q \ Fcssess by St
"'''''-D'''''''' & Coyiaetonl C-1 81
]. H. McCormcks oh. +. Emma !. 81
Prcakness Stables oh. f. Adelina, 1Si......
Boyle & Littlsned's oh. c. AdventuitT. 10;
J. A. & a. Il. Morriss b. c. Hiithcs IL
s. w Streets ch. c. BoueErlm, iOi
p s p. Randollh's b. c. Hand, OH, lis
Haaeoss stables Vanity lo Ga$Is5 d %
%lm;. x ,y,,,ics -, ,anan3,S 5S3-I 20
T. u Snedekcrs b. c. Riot loi. Doaohusjo 3o-l 1O-l
{. t. Sandcr.'s Gr I. -. by sra,foId-
rnG iS.'' s s les; cG. t. iGcavat Toi':
J. Dunn's ch. f. Honeymoon % JDecher 0 5o-l 2o-l
Time .Ol'a.
Bithc behaved outragcousy at the post delaying the
staff fifteen minutes aud when the sigma! given
far in the the leaders who were Fearless Adyen
trer and Adeina. In less than quarter Biithe had
run through his Held and leading by length, with
Adcna second and Fearless thud. Acclina got W to
ui, head at the end Of second quarter! and after
but animated Dispute h" politely Ictirci leaving the
lilly IN command. Emma j. came With rush from the
rear IN lna sixteenth and challenged Adcllna. ana
While the two were lighting II out feaIles slipped by on
the rail and cl,vcry by length; Emma j. second,
a length before Adena No bid for the winner.
FIFTH KACIs-HANDICAr SWEEPSTAKES SO
EACH, 81 80 ADDED. lis MILES, On TIE
OUTER CIRCULAR COURSE
s. Setting e.
c. LItuencld', ch. g Ny Fellow, by Fellow.
Co.., +, rr.,,n 4. I ,9S 81 %
L. S'''''' D. H. i"'''"' i T 1y2 81 Il
Davis Halls gr. h. orIhan'm' ,, ? lo2
W. C paiS's ch. T. Glory. 4 81 IGm6!eJI 80 10-l
oeorgc nearst's en- g fhiiand'r, ,,i,, -. % Al
". l.. SCOTS ch. c. Torso 3. IL -,
Time 50.
Glory set lively pace remaining In front for six fur'
longs with Phiander My Fellow and Torso her closest
attendants OrnaInme seemed be outIaced from the
start way down thu stretch GLORY departed for the
rear leaving PhlandcT neck lrfor Torso VINO was
head before Tristan. All riding ha'i except My
Yellow who gradually improving his position on The
rail Torso the first go under but lhilander con
followed suit and the was LEFT 10 Tristan and NJ!
Fellow. Major Covingon sat perfectly stu and My
Fellow being running humOr. easily shook OF Tristan
and won - threcquaftsrs Of length; Tristan three
lengths before Grimaldi.
SIXTH RACE-SILLING SWEEPSTAKES. 500 EACH
$1,000 ADDED. u. MILES. On TIE OUTER CIR
GUAR COURSE.
s. Ec''"i Fl.
| j. f. McDonald's or. h. Gray Dawn, by
Dnlrt-Msry Clark, ~, lOi y le2O0o o.,
Bergen 30 Out
Beyerwyck Stables b. c. Lotion. /. Io2 q.
J. j. nyland'. br. C. Sam Wood l. i'2
Honovcr stables br. h. Eleye. g.. l04 -, % ,
Time %.
GRAY Dawn oung IN the rear, while Lotion made
u,e running icnc1a before Wood Inside the lnet
quarter Bergen at down ~ business and rode The riay
horse home In front hall length before Lotion, who hung
on b. the end IN very game fashion and beat sam Wood tao
| lengths foq second place 40 BID for The w!"hcE 'uy
| GRAY wa, Withdrawn.
| Az