New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

Hanover Stables h. Eleye 5, o5 100 (Sms) Q
Excelsior Stables ch. h. Barristcr s. l03 (car l05)
Cotton Boye's gr. h. Graw Dawn. 8. 100 tear. Io4
Ramapo Stables ch h. Charley DreuS. s. lSs Gar os
EsGso. Stables ch e. Sam nnoIs d. &c a. JG%s
Beverwyck stables b. m. Clay stockton, 5 loo.
nettlDs 70 wi1Tar,gO@ av2ss1 pds1 to Elsys
DreuX to ], Sam D. Is to /, Ten booker Is to /.
betting for pIacS-Taracon to s. Eleve 5 to 2
t. t. +" D. to '" Booker to l. clay s''ss'""
They were sen. on their long journey at the nr.t
break the start being fair could desire to
have It, Sims's orders to go to the front. set
lively pace. and II possible stay there to the efA He
did he bid and his obedience probably lost Eeve
the race The horse hurried too much. lie never
bad chance TO his breath. over hill and dale
Sims punched away at him, keeping him two three
lengths in advance the Others and the consequence
was that he had nothing left for finish when the critical
moment came In the homestrtch Stoya took good care
70 keep the fayorte well up all the way. For seven
fronss he was third, length and half behind Charley
Dreux but In crossing the Matterhorn he took second
place. Eleve led down the free Geld, but at that
point Taragon colared him and driving finish followed
Od Barfster came up with rush In the last furlong
and took part in the struggle looking very fierce and
dangerous Soval fairly outrode Sims and landed Taragon
winner the post by head Eleve second half length
before Barrister
THIRD RACE-oAsANOvA STAKES. TwOYEAR.
OLD FILLIES sloo EACH, $1,000 ADDED. sIX
FURLONGS.
J. A. q, & A. H. M0rrs's br. +. Ambulance, by onOndsga
August Beimons H t6 T. La To.ca by st. siSSD slaiseD
Byron AscisaaS. jh ssaliis Mcci,llaad By aIHSoo
l. A 2Or.ss en- / Reckon, lilo }Littisasdj 1s
E''sfas.s & %5is:.. sisss s5. s
ro,ss s.ss n ' sac sSesaa 70 n.,sss 10 q % Il
Miss Ransom 80 TO l. Nellie BY so to Liuzetts 1870 l.
sa to ss 0is Rsnso& 10 70
to Helle Biy 10 to l. I.I1zette 40 to !. ..
La Tosca place Al 90.
There was no daylight between them when the flag
fell but La Tescs quickly opened gap Of length and
led for half mile. Ambulance then came by her in
gaop and without being extended by three lengths
La Tosca second under the whip. length before saie
MeCIelland who was ridden out to the last ounce Vo
caletta. Leonora, Retreat Glly Rometta, Fairy and
Coquette withdraw.
FOURTH RACE-ELMS STAKES. THREEYEAROLD
FILLTEs 500 EACH. 5000 ADDED Is MILES.
Georss Hearts, b. T. Gloamiug, by Sir Modred-tar
j. G:a., : Il MorrI,:, ch. T. 6rudc;o sIo1S
J. ): Naioaag b. = iga n.cSiura, By LsS;
D. ma'SGr b' Ssh@r.. "aAGi ra 5ot biz ;lsra%
: Auq, Issrii! Belmont, oS1n AEaso" Ma, HHsa:3
Betting to win Goau ns 3 to ) Druccss to l. Tulla
) b l. Hb~.ot 20 to /.
Z
Tula Blackburn to l. Amazon to ). Golden Horn to
Mutaa lIear,t's stable straight $I4 35 place 75
Druidc,s place sls H.
Tulia B,c 6burn with Golden Horn her saddle. went
out and made the running the Mattcrhorn Amazon
clos, bohlnd then. third place. while cleaning and
Blbelot rallied Ia the rear Han way down the hor"
stretch Gloamnc thronsh the rail dispo."d Of
Iua Blackburn ana Druld,s, after brief dispute. aui
drawing away. cleyeIy by four lengths; Druide--
second. length, before Tulla rIackburn who beat
Blbeiot .N lengths. Pandora and the lnyermore nly
were Withdrawn.
FIFTH RACE SWEEPSTAKES. sl5 EACH. $3.50
ADDED 20 II ABOVE THE SCALE. SEVEN
C. !acoD's ch. h. TOrchlsh' BY RayOn dor-nlues CAP
e Wah.an, Ir e. FOLSOM. B. ii l.'.... -. bergen :
~ ,qe, S IG Ind, ., rss3s IA 100 Mt5sSt M!5S1i5Ss
SaycP rP'nt no5her. W h. - &ins,Gidrc g. Mocr
Mlsr. b =. piI B9rnt,. T. ~ -....- ,,it ,KiF "
'nan i, staGIcs b. e. L,nn"s = anderson,
Ts 55sas+ l.TiilS; SiisS
it'erT5ea i v e@' stable. 5 'y agsd II, iars
g. b MoFfi.-~b Z. waii.r,q9a5 9i5s R lic..-'War"ic"
betting u. win-Torchiisht 50 to l. Folsom - TO !.
Pagan 10 to !. Timothy fa,orte to saIispg,y to
ni fsrnc. 10 to j. wattcT:oa y Hanson 90 70 /
sfymoar % jim cray 80 to l. Rover 60 to l. Lady
nf f sT I. H Is!suy 40 to H'soT io asp S
j. Lord D.lmeny 70 Kag.edsG 70 TO so,m8nI 6r
'f n S @ cray w'i's'ro" IS to Rover s5" 90 % T. Lady
20 to :. ....,a., 30, 40 ,,..o
:i3 30 Folsom place sos. .
salisbury rolchlleht and Lord Dslmony were the
leaders over tho In the down the home-tretch
Timothy showed In front few strides, but Tochight
.oon drew out opening big gap. came home the
easiest Of winners by lengths Folsom second
length and a half before Pagan Wntterson threw ms
rid.r at the post causing delay o nfteen minutes at
the start. o
SIXTH EACE-SwFFPsTAKES si5 EACH, $3.50
ADDED. SELLING. SIX FcKLoN"H.
sh, phcrdbIsh Farms b. T. Daisy woodruff bv Bran,
6e-Ial-y Hocy. T. yr-.. >, : 5000 --t' isNtoN /
: ; Browns h. c. bv Ten Broeck-B'll- OF Mn, .
Naii,on Stables b. c. Gago ,. lol ----.... SINS
Tine .l3
SUNDAY Caspar Monmouth Freedom Ii Irestie' My ',Hy
,r.v Dslsyrian. Golden Rod Pa-~adris '"lsSe N''u'
risudlre Hawai-. and Buckstoni also ran . MI,
ps,,iny 10 win Daisy Woodruff ,fsN ore 3 to felie
II, Nautur, colt Is to IagO to ! ta-p'f 70 Dai-
y, r,u 1 10 Golden Rod to !. others lc 70 so 70 l.
U,.ttr, ulars-Da-v Woodruff cNtn-. B'H OF Nam |
rr, rolt 4 To IasO to l. t1Spar :" D. DaI~NTiah .
~ ,;oden Rod 8 10 l. othors to 20 u "a ~,
~ Mutual, .Fold straight sll -. p3c" ~ 9V. tBoth
pals, Woodruff and Folsom were In th9 h'ld1
soon after the field under way Daisy woodruff SHOT
to the lead and thereafter the only horse in tine
nee. Notnne could approach her and she Won by four
th Hel, Of Nautua colt second. two lengths before
Iseo Ca.ar collapsed completely. The winner was
Fought for 500.