New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

tactics he yer, siaar; aud brcl from rear
With tho intention Of driving throlaa hs horses aud gain
Ing running l1i. H. did 20 know what
everybody else ON he tlr know namely, that Eric b
one of tao most sluggish colt. ln a. world brute uat
"''f Joe hi miserable esi-tnoe got NJ his stride under
haf mile o. ucr.about. Tho Vre'' h'd st'rt on" oi
The worst ~ he de- adc NAY charged directly I, HIM
Mr. caldwell cannot b. cen-rrd for DROPPING The nag a..
noticing 'arrson'> move Doe supposed Eric would be- on
ar terms with the other. b, th' time they ra-~ed the
post afron ing his fllln cntir is ton late . pull
up and make fai-c start simply ca~d riding a. tho
Tag fel sno the result tg4t Eric got or at least sN
lengths behind The leaders. sorrento led U The quarter
and gave Way 20 the lightly weighted SAl,Ini VINO making
at ih' running under d1ub' pi.l won W common
c'utI b iour lengths Eric under the whip second two
lengths b,forr souenio who ne,t Jim Mc'ormch mrcc
length. Ocean va. beaten OH But for "arrisons blum
d' lii' would have w,n liz nsd starr seemed to i'"-le
him si mp and d. seemed unable To- c>iend himself t the
n9l"r tuin was reached Now.or-N"''r. Gray Dawn pu-
pii'it'. Tristan and slcci Withdrawn.
ilirh A,E-HANpiCAP swEErSrAkEs. 40
IN'n. 500 ADDED lilo Mills
l. S,a'', ia Tristan by '"s-Ln aJrsrS IT',a'' &
& Mo,.. .h 1.reoq u. no ,, ,oC |sTris@ F,sS,
h''ting to win-Tr,,an - TO 100. T'rafon to l.
Hating Tristan none. rsrason to 3 sil'ch
An o,en start VA. nadc at the nr-t break. sille'k
being slight, front 1f-an and iafseon head and head
Anei some backing and nnr and -'"rs~ing IN the INST
quarter Tristan too the lead snd 'h'iea'" the Issue "'-
Jared le s,orie when young Hayward aIi'd on he
atie ho right away winning n III" 'ase-t possible
by lengths TaAeon second four lengths be-
fore Slcc1 Who wa started for thrd money SO pu
piiciis and gray Dawn 70 the post
sixth RACE SELLING SWEEPSTAKES $40 bAOh
$500 ADDED sEvFN fvELoN"S-
Il. Livng-.ne'- ch Puzzle BY Mor'smcrr
Matches. g. fr,. ., = $500 ..-.-.-...t ttNnl
E. RradlDy'~ o. b. Shotot"r %. "i -.--.--.- INK
t. Poole T. Zulu =, ~ tt,h'sl
e. MIN = g. g. Lakewood q. 90 lNN'Frl Y
Hr,cfeNtk stables b. OIL. Clay stockton . w
Stevenson q
- toiiu.'- Dr. d. Isatter~by. 100 ......- . DAY
pvtehlry stable, b. P,fice-. aged Jos Hamilton
" 4 DalN'~ ch. G. Sir MAasu. = lV- lI"mDNI
p,,,i,r n pp,yie aO ~ l. Shoto,ef T. Zulu 70
1srl.irs ~ = nat< r.hy % sir william u =" l.
CLAW Sfoekton 10 90 I.rk"v,ed 80 20 ,,
Bsttng for place llfyl0 % to J. >hotoNcr % o. .h.u
To Prlcl,-s >. Baefshy Go Z, Sir william l" I" o.
C.v SO, atom 20 /. Lakewood T. q" /
Bsersbv took he lead 40 the start fnd closeN s'rnc'd
hv Sir william Zulu and Shoo,'r. made the running Tor
>ix fnrlonc-. Tho ous ncn rot very tired and were
quitting all THEN might when Puz1" shot out 81 he
ruk and after brief dispute won by two lengths shot
second hall length before Zulu Tn" ia'orite Perl
ci.s -~~n,d in din,uit.e- ah the way lie made
up the hack~'ictch and r'''hed fourth place bat
that the NDrs b.-t ho oo.d oo Clay Sto'"on IAN
sAockuey Little jim. Count Luna. Ninr't Sil''|
Equality Schuos,f and Glo.t,r Nero withdrawn No bd
fof The winner.