New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

thereafter it was sua and fog all the way home Tenny
gained steadily and when the paddock was reached was
again at Frenzis TAIL Murphy rccolecting that awfu
rush sheephead sat down and rode with all his SKILL
determined foresta the challenge that he knew was
coming. And IL did When Tcnny got opposite the
upper end the grand stand and heard the shouts OF
10000 voices threw OF his and swooped down
upon the finishing post with terrific speed But he came
too late. FreDZi passed the judges his oded heau
at the base OF her beautiful neck which, for the h
time this season. very well stretched. The time Is
e-quarter OF second slower than the record The SIX
furongs run in :lG and the mile in aga.
FIFTH RACE-sEILING SWEEPSTAKES. s15 EACH.
$3.50 ADDED. SEVEN FURLoNGS. on THE
''"N''A' '''"'- s., ne''lpsi f.
S. Emery,'s br.. c. Newburg. by Hindoo-
May LaLphier, 4 yrs., 100 n (r625l 20 q :.
j. D. Hagein's b. c. Kern !, 100 !,
j. f. McpOnaid's gr. h. Gray Dawn, 8, 100 IN,
Hanover Stables ch. +. Vivid, 4, loi 90 81,
L. b. tiarsides ch. G. HaIzbura T., JOB ~ :,
l.. E. Myerss ch. Z. Lady Agnes s''5O 3, los :,
C. Fcrbes's eh. g. Guy Gray, ,5:.,n9so iOs IN, 81
Tlme-1 o74
This was Newhurg's all the way. Lady Agnes was
close to him for quarter, but he shook her on Then
Kern made after him. Homilton rode fsOusy laceratns
the colts sides in the most frghuul manner but Kern
could get up and Ncwburs by hreequarrs OF
length Rern a neck before Gray Dawn, who coming
down like wolf fold in the last sixteenth Gray
Dawn did not begin running unti the race over No
bid for the winner.
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $40
EACH. $1,000 ADDED. lie MILES ON THE
| INNER CIRCULAR COURSE.
g. ne''iPei Fl.
D. 7. PulsIters b b. Grimaldi by LisbGna Lt907,
D. D. withefs's br c. siugsard. 4 iCs; Il
George Hearsts b. +. Cleaning. 3; ;sa,:;a De-, :, g.
j. B. Hagsin's br. h. Fitzames 5 loa; a., A-5
S. w. Streets ch h. Niagara. O. lo0 Se9r; o-1
iO' Timc-i :55
Cleaning na:tered her hackers nightly by goi oil at
the start like quarter horse and opening gap OF no less
than eight lengths In the first three furon2s IL dd ho'
possible that the others ever would get 70 he oP'
they did She Tired badly In the stretch and when oppo
site the saddng paddock challenged by both sluRgard
and Crmaldi The finish close and exciting Taylor
lifted Grsld the last stride and won the race
by short head while Suggard beat Gosmng the same
distance Fitzjames was ridden WIN no juusme"
Niagara last all the way.
SEVENTH RAcE-swEEPsTAKEs FOR MAIDEN
TwO.YEAR.oLDS Sis EACH, $3.50 ADDED. ONE
MILE on THE OUTER CIRCULAR COURSE,
s. s. nroyn' gF LOG Sy sRTnssSs aot%soS 10,
August BeinOnt's ch. g. Chesapeake ., =, Ont
D. i. Pulsifcrs bi c. Doney, i, los On
Preakness Stables b. c. Monroe, g. iiii 81 a-1
J. g. III A. ..'. H. uo.ii.' 'D ,ttleIeld 81 o-5
Monroe made running TO the head oil the streeh'
where Hamilton brought Chesapeake 70 the 'front.' ana e
race seemed all over bar the shouting But Chesap'he
wanted to stop half-wag down the stretch anu po'i
Monroe and the Jennie V. hly headed him. For fur
long the three fought side by side, then Monroe reeo'
| and the gray fly drawing out with comnendaDIe
burst OF speed by two lengths Chesapeake tree
quarters Of length before Doney Hamburg and Dutch
Girl did not start