New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24

NlsOf Dy Taylor, while Eric beat Reporter Dy TWO
lengths for second place. and Miss Belle, who seemed
| TO lind the distance too far, was last.
The selling for two-y earolds brought out
| poor lot Bertha Campbell it easily, with Mrs
bennett second, a head before Emma J. Emma j.
was the favorite, with Bertha Campbell strong sec
| ond choice.
j. II. Mccormick took Autocrat out OF the sixth
| race, selling affair at mile, which Antocat coull
have III walk against the poor field which ran, IN
order to him In the seventh race Vendetta, who,
BY the grace of the judges and by no merit OF his own
received a presentation OF q which he did not win
Thursday captured tho sixth race on his merits by
head with Monroe second short head sefGEe Ieddy
all heavily backed, while Vendetta was an out
The seventh race was a weter-weight handicap at
six frlongs. 1t wa: chiefly interesting as displaying
ability of Volunteer This horse is marvel indeed
in his capacity for packing weight and carving 1t to
victory In a sprint of threeqnarters Of mile he
for that of thing. Although he had AZ pounds
pounds to the other starters in the race. he led all
The way and won In common con ,o ca ts with fiI
Mccormick made mistake when he tried to run his
Brighton Beach selling platter al w RtpoS
Autocat could not even get near place although
T ridden second By and Mona nsdy weighted
When Volunteer ran second in race short time
with 1s 6aTe said a that % the Sa
for Volunteer. that he needed about $50 pounds to
steady him and bring oS Pcns ss seov Ge
Gebhard ought to be proud indeed of owning such
horse and ought TO come 10 Mohhouln now anu uen
Mr. Gebhard prefers to display his superb and peerless
APo,o per Perhaps however watering place COS
sin as Il appears in New York papers is utterly astay
| DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RACE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. go
EACH, 81 900 ADDED ONE MILE ON THE INNER
''N0'AA" ' s. Betting Fl.
C. Litteaeld's ch. g. My FellCw by FellGT
GFa woIeott's en- C. Worth s. JOY BUM ii out
". r. Jones's b. g. BellwOOd, 5, 190....;o
r. C. LivingstOn's CHI. m. Puzzle, 9, 100 On a,
Tme-1 AS.
Rancocas Reporter and Tua Blackburn did not start
The field was promptly dispatched, NY Fellow leading
HOLLYWOOD second Puzzle third Worth last Neither PM
z,a nor Redwood was It with the others. My Fellow,
on the rail- the whole Of the running except for
few strides the head Of the homcstreh when worm
headed him. In the run-in he got his neck IN 'front.' anu
held IL there finish. Bum rode Ike shoemaker
more vigorous and skul jockey would have gotten Tho
favorite in front The distance was greater IMAM
Puzzle likes. Belwood seems to have gone away on.
SECOND RACE-sELECT STAKES Iwoi I rAnoh 10
800 EACH. $500 ADDED. ALLOWANCES 40
SUBSCRIBERS. SIX FURLoNGS. ON THE
STRAIGHT COURSE" BETTING
August Bemcnss eh Ia T0' Gtoh ~ ST. 81 81
j. A. IL MoryS' CHI f. Hef ,slsse By 1910 IL
D. f b wt1Pf.s e soiccrc b. u
J. S \. "A. H. Mofiis's b. e Rq,ss iis
- - ~ " COVington) o IL .
r. A swicert. CHI c. Michael I13. Britton) 30-i l9-i
Kin1ca Stones B. t. Sister Linda li0; 90, 81
f. corrgan's b. f. Ethel .',a no ~, (DHsen) IL
Surplus Ambulance and Uncertainty were "i'hura"h'
The flag fell at the first break and the field came away
I'm close order Russell soon began swervng anu III MS
attamr n initiate the motion weaver's shuttle he ran
against Sorcerer Inside the last quarter Reckon cos'
., tho inner rail- have the test OF IT, but when
Hamilton called la Tosca she came away wn 50 s,''.
speed that Reckon was lost La Iosca won III I'm % :,
possible by two lengths; Reckon seconu nan y
length before Sorcerer who beat Russell half leneh
THIRD RACE-CHoICE STAKES Ihhr-f., i ,o,,,
oLDs 800 EACH $500 ADDED. ALLOW.
ANCEs. 90 SUBSCRIBERS III MILES oN lhh
OUTER ''N'VhN" GU A' 81 n''''n Fl.
b. To; TeaF,ameni a9 Sy s' Ito out.
IN M dSS5t winSf1s T. = Norette 3
fOlk-Balline''e' 1o' Time ii. ''f'''0"'
Judge Morrow and Fan Fan colt were withdrawn
which made the race walkover for Tournament VINO
could have by quarter OF mile II ne sp' Oh con-
passion had moved him to let Norete hhSh "'' "'o
lengths Of his heels -,,.,-.,>rs soo
EACH 81 500 ADDED. /. MILES on THE OUTER
CIRCULAR COURSE.
D'F F;eif, Hsn y,. sr Zoo b 9Tia'%ns BY ES?
G. aS,5iss 81 ETte ILL., laS q's%i''fHoes
George Hearst's b. +. Miss Belle; g. % "a !,
|
poo,er 60. bad example at the post which Oinamme
and Eric followed and there lively circus for nften
minutes At last the flag fell. with Miss Bel" In 'front.'
Eric second Orhamme third Reporter last. but all close
enough together make fair start Before reaching
the turn Reporter the Lead and held 1t u The head OF
the homcstretch where Orinamme moved up rapidly ana
uassed him Thereafter the gray horse had plain sailing
winning without hurry hustle by hreequerters Of
length Erie coming at the finish, secohu ihH
| and a half before Reporter
FIFTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. TWO
| YEAR-oLDs sl5 EACH. 500 ADDED. FIVE
'0"N0N'' '' ''-' s. ae''iq Fl.
by King 1IOnso-Vopine, % = sL25oj,
George Forbes's CHI +. Mrs bennett, 100
J. II. McCorrnck's Oh. +. Emma j., loi...
C. Reed Sons oh. Benjamin 49, o;;o s., a.,
w. l.. SCOTS b. C. -. by sc1i'ation--
G. 1 %alsaum G' CHI VA: 81 co'@iIo}0 a0i lo-i
A j. JoynerS b. c. Nill'i'' a. % covnqon 2o-l Oh
L. E. Myers's ch f. EodoT' cG io coynetonj 2o-1 81
Tlme-1 o2'.
| Left at the post
After going quarter OF mile, Emma j. and Bertha
Camnbel took prominent positions IN front and had tho
co N themselves until Mrs. bennett along under
| the whip and showed inclination 10 be in at the
finish Flynn not ride as his life or mis- reputation
depended getting home in either first or second place
so bertha Campbell two lengths and Mrs bennett
| heat Emma j. a neck. Cerberus and the Blue Go"n
| nlly did not start
SIXTH RACE-sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. THREE
| yEAR.OLDS AND UPWARD. SIS EACH. $3.50
| ADDED. ONE MILE on THE INNER CIRCULAR
~ s. ne''ip f.
p. webcrs b. g. yeades.sas: BY scnsatl29no ST.
| Preauess Stables D. c. Monroe, 3. " a.
| A' Clayton . 13-5 IL
| r. p O'Hara's ch I. Teddy Venture, 3, % an
| - - (SteycusOa) 12-1 81
@. V. Hawkins Co.'S br. h. Duke Of the . 3,
| Highlands 4, 02 .........l "a. Coyingtonl % 80
q rayior's Ell c. CIonora, 3, 90. Decker IL IL
| p S. r. I,andophs b. 9. Ceawood ., lO3 - -
T. "' - Dunn 0 20--1 II
| Tme-l AZ.
Teddy Venture ont with the speed o. quarter horse
and In the hafmle opened gap Of eight lengths but
n the stretch she tired fast and when half homo