New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12

Lizzie l. s9 prnSr by Sir M herss ST. a
J. A. { A. H. MOrri:'s t. I. Anna B.. rs; 90 y.
Promenade. rs........-eH aS,iss} 9 III II
E eSYst,I p ,,otfa2er 81 si 81
fitseSce DCnohusi col 2o-i
Lizzie Dunbar nlly place Gil 20.
Algoma and Enid were Withdrawn. The Merrises made
declaration to win. Anna b. made the running down
the toboeean slide chased by Promenade and the Dunbar
fiy She and Promenade ehueked IL up Dgether. eav'
ing the Dunbar hly to aeht the battle with ssnalons
who up fresh from the rear. spinalons ganopea
ever her and won by length and half three lengths
between second and third.
FOURTH RACE-THRoGa's NECK STAKES. For three
yearslds. sweepstakes Of $50 EACH SO forfeit with
1880 added which $3.50 TO second and 500 to third
The to be sed q. auction fer sSooe Allowances
seven ''''''''' 81 betting H:
J. 4: 4 A II; MerTis,s B c. TerrihsTN sG, !, ou,
]. < A. \. McrrIs's ch. l. t'Intrleusntee,
r. f stable: * rss iSB el ssiSl}S ~ r
ffiace charlang. io4 4,tSi egoS"ste"'s Pol al
Mut,ss-Mnris stable straight paid Is &c. place s5 co.
Terriaer and LIntriyuante announced
about 10 O'Clock each being eRered to be sold for 600
Their entrance caused the withdrawal Of eight horses
Ketchur ADVENTURE the Sequence colt India Rubber
Apollo. weodcutter Rosa II. and Kitty I. or course
Prince Charming and Lima were never in IL with the
Morris pair. Terri6er walked In brHriguants second
Lima third Lima and Prince Charming had tight
n
around TERRIER when he put up at auction, Matt
Byrnes having declared that he intended to up the
price There was no little feeling among Che small
because Walden had started he Morris pair They
all felt SORE it deprived them Of every chance 10 win.
Byrnes promptly bid $4,000 for Terri2er. walden bid
$685. 'Seven thousand" said Byrnes walden oounteed
with s7,006. At 10000 Byrnes quit and the colt was
knocked down 70 Walden at Seoo5 - Oo6 more than
the entered price. II Byrness colt Prince Charming
had run second he would have Obliged Walden to at
increase
gone him. AS it wes, half of the s4eoo goes to
the owners Of the second horseJ A. A.
IL. MOrhs-and the other half to the Fund for
Disabled Jockeys. So, the bidding had not
stopped short Of 100000, enehalf Of the surplus would
have gone the Morrises. Walden did smart thing in
starting LIntriguane TO protect Terrher In reply TO
criticism Of this John A. Morris said thet Walden
had entire control Of his stable and conducted it as he
FIFTH RACE-Free lightweight handicap sweepstakes
500 each not declared out with 81. 900 added OF
which 500 second and 500 TO third One mile and
'''- g. Betting f.
S E &stsTSSs 81 S,asui S'9's4'
G. B. Morris's b. h. Judge Morrow z, ii6
walcets & oampOelrs b. h. DlabiO, T.I lee 20 a.
Banquet J. 'TiIne-I AZ iamii'On' LIZ
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT straight paid ses o0. place s19 20;
Judge Morrow place IS 5b.
the fail OF flag, held 1t to the end and won all out
straight string by lengths The jockeys Oh the
believed from what they had OF Demuths
performances he only bung and would come
them but he surprised them by going ON about HIS
business keeping beyond their reach. Banquet suked
all the and refused to try yard Diabo was never
It the pace being hot for him from the start St
james Of his class. Judge Morrow ran game,
honest race but simply could not give Demuth eleven
pounds. That Is all there was In 1t.
SIXTH RACE-For all ages. sweepstakes Of 800 EACH
with 200 added. Of which $500 second and 800
to third. The be sold at auction. Allowances
One mile.
Betting.
st. Pl.
Hoboken Stables oh. b. Text, by Kfnglike-
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C. Covington) 3 6-l 81
Esqu,@su aged 15n...-.--.; Garrison 5-S &c
Vivid s. 96........--...-...-(C.H inD 30-1 81
Iepsnto, 3 V::......s-. CLsmbley( dO-i a,
EvanRehDe. 3. 7I--....-.--tA Clayton) v Jul lU-i
Time-1 ALI
MutuasText straight paid 900 10 place SO 40 Vardee
place So 90.