New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-20


On the turn Chaos and Tournament shot away far In 'front.'
opening gap OF six lengths the head Of the stretch
Hayward forced the pace somewhat and Tournament TOOK
the lead squarns for home with ali advantage oil
length. The down the stretch was match
Hamilton began nogGng before he reached the crossing
OF the inner circular course laid down HIS whip
TIL finishing at his back Chaos answered.
the whalebone and prick OF the spur
with and gradually sole upon Toura
til HAYWARD suddenly discovered him creeping 70 e
front Confident ability TO shake on his
troublesome antagonist at any moment he old jockey S
perfectly with his head turned aside seemed 70
enjoy the full Hamil:on's unlaggng Industry No'
till well inside the last sixteenth post did he deem IL
necessary 20 ask favorite for effort Chaos was
then on WIKI him. and Hamilton WAS carving
him along at terrific pace. With the long esiht Ge'u
ing IL either be nayed alive. Iiaywards call
feeble and tournaments response was
80 weak that the veteran nearly fell ont Of the
saddle. Great his surprise and great
or his horror when he perceived that Chaos
sti hung Ike eech. Then he sat down n ride ana
for strides the favore gained his opponent bu
Hamilton not Knowing that beaten, certainly not
rode yet harder and Chaos came up again
crossing line close to Tournament that the Veue
was a dead heat Torso third fifteen lengths back
and the Fan Fan colt last beaten away or In the
excitement struggle between Tournament ahe
Chaos the judges neglected TO notice the positions oil M
others being reduced the extremity OF guessing te!
guessed wildly and placed the Fan an colt third Inc
error discovered before any bets were paid ana a
were changed being put where he finished Banquet
Chirfain and Sir John did not start As Senator hearS.s
representative refused to divide the stakes and as MI
scott va, determined not to yield his half of them without
struggle it was decided of the dead heat after the
last race.
s. n''''G Fl.
George Hearsts b. c. Tournament 1Is N do ont
W. L. SCOTS oh. Chaos, no Hamilton Il o"'
nutC haOS
dry stale and tucked up went to the post For a
mile the pair yohed together like team then .h"o
chucked IL up and Tournament staggered In SIX chS" "
front. Hamilton. finding that punishment was useless
ceased Jogging at the furlong post and Chao cahto III
much frcsher horse than his Antagonist
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s25
EACH. 81 go ADDED. IL MILES, on TIE INNER
'l"''AA" 'O''SA' St ae''n Fl.
c. Lrusactn,s ' en- e Ny fel Low b. by Eel,
10" 'r'it-DA'e''' S'''' "a tLittlclcid 81 s-5
D. rulsfer' b. h. cri"'di aged TAILOR Foi IL p
J. \. Mulholland's b. (. Tula Raraoqra,o
George or .O Hearst: b. T. Miss belle, 3 sS % Al
q. i. Morrls's b. c. Eric. 4. ~ ma * q,
c. walbaum's b. c. Kcawood 3 lo5 .
Time 81
NV Fellow got OIL In 'front.' but Llttlcncd took
null at him and let Tua Blackburn take the lead "ip
Miss Belle second Eric and "riualdi looked after u'r
rear while Kcnwood backed and filled repeatedly from
start 70 finish In the stretch there general closing
I'D AID for the rest The journey 1t seemed a. II the
race might 20 to any Of the six. huhdrd wards
from the finish all doubt. about the result were sct a.
rest by Nv Fellow drawing out with Lirl"hcld sitting
nerfectv still It looked be would win easily but
trlmadi and Tula Blackburn IN final effort got up 70
him At the end thc passing the Judges heads apart
Miss Belle fourth wss had behind Tuiia Black
burn with both Eric and K'nwoOd tapping HE h'7h
wa, one of the mott inter sting q the meeting.
-, D "A
$3.50 ADDED. SEVEN lUELONGs. On The
SiNN''"' 90 '' s. -'''ln F.
il uyl'la acy ' 5;c & sa" Woo f BY long,
isiS;s , ,.,,, g Co C9vin ss.} 81 81
j. H. v ldencr's b. e.. Radiant :, ioi car. , , ,
prc akin staolc's b. Monroe, 2 Ioa a., =,
J. T. williamss Oh. c. I'd Hopprr :. loG 30 -,
y. weber. b. z. Vendetta. 3. o. NNcnero IL ..
j. T. Mcdonald, b. = Or. Dc'nan. D. - .. , ,
J. q. Graham's br. = Mala A. . lo'
Il. Forbcs's Blk Rocqucfort. s. iol.-. 80 o
L. f. Myers's en-. f. Lady Agnes ,, g..
i. s. p. Randoph's b. c. Ccawood 3, loi -
j. Duun's b. Louise. l. 90 car. on - ,
r winters en- e. Joe Courtney. !. -
T.mc-l 30
Louise led half milo and retired. Gonorra then
drew out and looked all winner. but sam WOOD
came out Of the qucX with rush aud nipIcd hin thu
ost BY head Gorofra -,eond two lengths before Ia.
e.nnt. No bid Tor the winner.
SIXTH RACE-UANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Two
YFAG-OLDS so EACH. 1900 ADDED. SIN
''''''''''' 80 Il g'''.1 Fl.
Smith & co.'s ca. O.. Georgetown. by out
cast Iona. % p -....... bnN"l .
& Rcd sous r.. Peter. los. Martin % =
Kinlea stones be-. klnCuiaIi l'3 tNaf'a'f 6-l Il
I.Gylc 4 Iattl,helds ch. q. AHNeniufrr. ltl
90. Co'lnr;onI Il Sc
l.. Stuart s CO.'S b. T. AGuiIon. - ...... 90 .
J. \. & 4. II Morrs's h. q. Terrific. y
Gaelic Stables b. e. Thoindac 90. iJone-l 81 81
C. Rcd Z Sons D. = sla,. 100 CLAYTON % -
g. Waliario's ca. : Josic W. l0jfHcrgeni 20 81
Rancocas stables b. G. Gno~riaintv - ..
i1aylor 10 81
George Hart Oh. Atla- loe fMlGgieD 81 81
Time-I 10
Tho result seemed exceedingly uncertain TO- hall mile.
but inside tho a: quarter Law between Kinguan
peter and The lastnamed. well iidden b'
Triton outfln the others and Nv length Peter
second the lengths before Kngman who beat Advcnturer
a head.
THE DELAWARE HANDICAP