New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
B. McCenands b. c. spendOnes, by Spend; ~ 10,


nsia gaS % Giamor place aedj sS6 80.
ina booknakers anxious to have this ned divided
but the association not in the humof MI Osiu"el
was getting the youngsters on 70 Ds@ut
start according TO testimony Of Messrs Sahos anu
Had st the first break They raced up the hill IN close
group at the head Of the stretch the most prominent
were Marmont. spendanet. Giamor and ousrserma7Nr'
There not much change OF position in the hnal struggle
and spend.net rather easily by neck Glsmor Sec
end, two lengths before Marnont
SECOND RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes for three
year-od $40 EACH with 81 900 added Of which S2OO
to second and 400 70 third One mile and sixteenth
s. Betting Fl.
John Evans's ch Beansey. by 1T9 ,qaS7 70 =,
w. W {. Dsly's b. L Lizzie, 90 icaT. CD
D. Pulsifers oh. c. Sir George, ios::; -
Kitty l. 100---'-' Tiine-i :5a5, '-~OA'
Mutuels-B eesnsey straight paid sl4 25 place s13 90
Lizzie place Sl3 80
run 70 the clubhouse gave way Beansey Thereafter
the race Beansoy He remained in front TO the end
and won easily by length Lizzie second three lengths
before Sir George. Slack lay out Of his ground with
Kitty T. keeping her under double pull with her mouth
vide OPEN till turned By time
she was done and when Slack turned her head oOse she
stopped This performance looked crooked and the stew
ards started investigation
THIRD RACE-Sweepstakes for horses which have run
and not won since July 3, Of $40 each, with 81 900
added Of which 500 to second and s100 TO third.
Weights n below the scale Horses which have not
been placed second since July allowed n. Other
uaidens il three-yearolds allowed 10 n; and
''''''' '''''' - '' 81 Betting f.
Mr. Manning's br c. Lavish. by fremont
Lava yTs 81 n tcsr,iy s 8Jsao;cv1 15-1 81
D. D. witherss CHI. (. oraguese :. los ,1-5 -
F. GeOhads b. Volunteer II aged Soad hue 1O- Al
Kifkoyer 3 los (esr 1oD & h% Rsrg9n} 81 81
Fanny G., = OK $50 co. gsoi
BoNen los O 0StgS 36o1 10i
Common sense, g. IS car lo94l Costello SOL 80
utuals-Iavish straight (ded SIC, place Cneld ss2 90
Ofsguese pace % 10. .
The field got OF promptly and when they came over the
tu Lavish was the Iced with Orageuse Volunteer and
Key West his attendants. The younster retained
his advantage the end and salling OF the challenges
Of orageuse and Volunteer, oleverly by length
oragease two lengths before Volunteer.
FOURTH RACE-sweepstakes for two-year-olds OF $40
each with al 600 added Of which 500 TO second and
slCo 70 third; ae winner to Be sod az auction foi
1905 allowances '-N '''-'"-' s. betting f.
Ia. ICyne p sh Eros 6y ay5sto67 1o1 Al
l.. Ii NcCOnnlck's br. + yOcalts2, Ell II g., IL
John Days Dr. c. DisappOntnent ioI
g.sto. (f Co So-i 81 81
Count ......( q. Lambey % -
Maggie Murphy Do. lBender) dS-i -
Anapsaek, l0c........;... W. Midgeley) l0-l 81
MUtusis-Vocslite Straight paid s21 35 place sl4 30
Eos place s5i 10 (No straight tickets sold on EroS)
The ISellaCre fy had the best Of IL far a. the head
stretch where She way Vocalte, VINO at the
sixteenth post, seemed have the But Eros
came Up and challenged Voesite whereupOn J. Flynn
grabbed his whip and dropped his lines which made Vocal
ie 20 pieces and the Eros by head; No-
fvvnf flrfT befo N vsof,.f
FIFTH RACE-sweepsts6s Of $40 each with 81 600 added
Of which 800 70 second and 800 third the winner
70 be sold auction for 81 500 allowances one mile
81 Betting Fl.
W C. DAYS br b. Cynosure BY Tom
ochitree-Cyelone, yrs, 102 DID, q
W. c. RolKns's b. h. Esquimau, ased,, l6s
(Hamil:on) 2-1 Al
RsncOcas Stables Oh. T. Lima, 8. 1ol. -
Bse g car So 100 S59@s, 81 IL
Edgar johnson. T. 102 Ccar. 1O4 ri -.
Enid, ?, rs (csr 81 Nv; eMidgeley) ID 81
Acknowledgements straight paid So 20, place sc IS
Esquu.au place 81 30
Enid closely attended by Lima and Cynosure. made the
running for FIVE fuFongs. when she retired Cynosue
then took the lead and retaining it 10 the end by
neck from Esqumau, who ridden in shoemaker style by
Hamilton lay out Of ground for the first six urOngs
made his run entirely late Every sensible man
the track could that Esqumau should have won.
Hamilton rode shocking and should not have
escaped censure IL one Of EsQuimau's previous
defeats that helped Garrison lose his license Esqumau
beat Lima two lengths.
BATH RAcE-HandieaD stesDlechase with $3.50 added