New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-26

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Sir John. Nowor.Nevor spd Belwood were Withdrawn.
Iceberg Dashaway Jones opened . gap the
nag fell. and made the running for six furlongs when
beth went into state Of utter collapse. Tristan was
second 70 nis point and Buddhist third while Raceand
rocked sons In the rear, ready TO up at any moment
Hamilton the turn. and the head Of the
homestretch Racesnd was In the lead Buddhist chal.
lcneed boldly but the eeding shook him of after gentle
rousin9 and coming away In . hand gaop. won By
length and half Buddhist and Tristan kept up little
controversy over place till the last Stride the former
capturing BY short head. Castaway was two engths
back.
hist place % IS.
YEAROLps. 800 EACH. q 500 ADDED. WIN.
NER OF THE FULTON STAKES tDEMUTH) N
EXTRA. IL MILES.
E. Betting f.
E. B.ldwins Oh. f. s,nsloa. by e,n stead ou.
g. saf SsSw n%f s. 1es s BY Ten
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f. Sasoei: On; b.,sy 81 FL
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rime-1 seq
Torso and Sir John did not start. Sinslos. her head
swinging from SIDE went to the front rs soon as
others ever got r except Demuth and his bolt was
soon shot, crushing weight tsd against him Of the
end Hamilton kept him back till he started around inc
upper turn then moved him forward with rush that
onickly carried him past everything but the leader Az
the last furong post Demuth 1t snaoas saddle skirt
and Rarnee was riding for dear e Thngs looked squay
for few strides, but IN moment all was calm ana
seene The ny under pressure and won rather
easily by length Demuth second the same distance De-
fore WORTH who In the highest sort OF hnish peet
nose. Heller Shelter three lengths Dack
Mutuals-Sinaloa straight % TO- place 90 20; Demua
place 81 10.
FOURTH RACE-SwEEPsTAKEs,. BEATEN TWO
YEAR-oLDS. $40 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. AL
LOWANCES. FIVE FURLONGs.
g. Betting f.
s'4$; E.. .s = $ss. lSs vs. 81
nousA Brothers or. c. ssrs.assin' J}GiIss 40, IS,
j. A. H. Mor.'s CHI f. rs ssss;;SSanl M5 s., .s
Rsnsee,s Stables KuAqs H. ,SS;sT sS- ~
W Sna G P ssD. : oa I c. kiniSs s 20, 81
D"'s' Brothers b. c. Blackjack; 5Ss! q, ID
s,svs s:S e. sn sse sSs Sc
way W. B. Hanson's b. Z. ". B. H. los; ,oo An,
Time-l :o2h
tedious delay at the start ana numerous ofeak
oways In each Of which Rinfax a furong at top
speed the nag fell fair start. Kildeer Leading
Eclipse third. Rnfax shot out with squirt ana opening
gap Of three lengths, led into the homesreteh, where
he went all to pieces Inside the ast !urIohs enp'e
lengths Void who well up all the way, second nall
length before Strssasem- who had Lively tusse Win
Reckon and beat her . head. slthe Aim. niiy and
Yosemite start Mueuals-Eclpso straight e14 u.s.
place as 80; Void plscs s0
rIgTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. $50 EACH.
$1,000 ADDED. IL MILES,
g. Betting E
NJ Corbetts b. g. st. Paris, by Muscovy-
j. sS'sss R:s e. & Fri ,'s liz ,n 'ol F9. ~ rs
]. j. Hyland's blk c. Sam Wood 1 + i9S -. -
G. E. Smiths b. c. Kern. T. liz. .(Bergen( Al SIS
L, A. McGuires blk. h. Blackthorn g ~ a *,
Boyle Littleheld's CHI. c. st. James, 80
Keystone yse Stables br T. Eminence' $, IS
Bsver"yes Stables RsEeho' ;,;n iSs so- 10,
Hanover Stables br. h. Eleve. s, III;
Time-1 5s
Horses and Jockeys acted badly delaying the start half
an hour To get them of Mr.. Caldwell was obliged to
leave his and go the track with whip. In the
roundup he struck Kern whereupon Bergen gave him
unpleasant talk, which under ordinary cir
cumsances resulted In his instant suspension
starter however. generously overlooked IT, bsok-
thorn led when the nag fell and ST. last The
later gradually improved his position and after lively
dispute Little Jim in the homestrech won clevery
by neck Little Jim second, length and half before
sam Wood who beat Kern a length and half. No bid
Mutuas-St. Paris straight $40 s. place SIS so; Little
Jim place IS IS.
SIXTH RACE-wELTER SWEEPSTAKES. ego EACH.
$1,000 ADDED. ALLOWANCES. ONE MILE
8 es'l1fsii Fl.
Dwysa Bros IS9si0i ids X I0rSssST 81
J. h Rsy. b. css'i Nss.! 9 100 a.
O. Hearst. c. Anaconda. 3 fiSsd is-i 81
Dwyer BROS b. c. Blackburn. B., lAO ,
"' (McLaughnJ 81 81
Time-1 :45e.
Waldo johnson did not start. Mclaughlin hurried
blackburn TO front and set clipping pace opening
gap Of zen lengths the backstretch furlong nom
home Blackburn done and Castaway took the lead |
Ltngford came up with bold challenge. Wilfred followed
suit and vigorous finish resulted In head victory for
wfred second. three lengths before Cast&way
who beat Kingstock a neck
Mutuals-Dwy pair straight 50 40 place So wifred
place s1 60
THE GRAVESEND ENTRIES TO-DAY.