New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-28


Pomos' Inc Princess however, handily There
were only three entries for the third race and Homer
merely PLAYED with his competitors The two-year-
sehg race was the great surprise Of the day. for the
rank outsider Leo En-, with 90 to / against him. re-
oaVeu tne race IRON the Judges although everybody
else thought that spendone had Like steel
Eyes IN the Travers Stakes, years ago. he
placed third. Tarquin an odds-on favorite won the
mic Tor maiden tbree-yearolds. For the final selling
race Gettysonrg and Longlea were equal favorltes,
ana they ran first and second in the order named.
Here are the details:
FIRST RACE-Purse s4oe n, which s75 10 second
Penalties and allowances Five and half furlongs.
81 Re''ln Fl.
PiSee Shs,lie-Ratse f BSsiins Rowing gis!
A. Thompson b. Mabel Glenn lien Aa = ICON
J. ?: Daw yves b. Z. Belle of Orange 8, 50
f. Browns ch C. Fcrcranaer s. iisi 0Ol 10
w. r. Joncs's b. g. Bellwood'' .. TYlEss 'i y
Aetna Stables ch. palissde. 1ia tcef:
Excelsior Stables en- c. Benjamin E' g. iO3 00
W; noves b. f. Marie Lowell so = iS9 S 81, %
GEAR 1imc {GSrrigan FOOL 4o-i
POOls-Princess Bovvng sao Mabel Glenn s15 field
After considerable delay Princess Bowling and Mabel
Glenn shot in front and TO half
Mabel having neck the best of gradually increased
her lead to the head Of the stretch Princess
rushed up took at the fuong and finally beat
Mabel home by length, with Belle OF Orange third
lengths back.
SECOND RAoE-Purse $500. of which $50 To second.
Penalties allowances. Five and a half furlongs.
s. Betting Fl.
S ss1Ss S1 Tq?@s @s'I9s VIA Al
Undine Stables b. c. Racine 4, 4 Nm wii;.m:;. ~,
J. f. Peppers b. T. Mabelle 3, gs:, 49,,
WELLINGTON Stables CHI. C. AppCmattSS.
j. r. Ross bm' Kitty van s. III: tsi%@s - IS
sehuylkill Stables gr G. Granite 4, ll2 90 -,
T. H. Loves oh. POlEaOra, 3 90 tryaN 1jc-i 4O-i
Poos-Racine s25. field $40.
From excellent start Poydora rushed away and
threeQuarters length before Kitty Van Granite
third, followed by Maidstone. On the lower turn Mad
Racine fourth. attc- did
improve his position and already seemed 10 be baton
Turning into the stretch PolydCra stu held command by
three parts of length with Kitty Van second AMI Mad
stone third, next to the rails. Once Strengthened for
Taral work and quickly assumed the lead.
Racine in the meantime, through fast, tapped by
Mabele, but it too late. Tara never let up and
brought home length before Racine. who only
beat Mabele a head for the place
THIRD RACE-Purse $500 of which sl0o second. Pen.
alties and allowances. One mile and a furlone.
s. ae''ns pl.
Ira I. Ramseells b; E. Homer me 3 yrs, by
shannO'-S''ie Gardner III " iYaryaeij 9-5 Out.
o. B. Mcshea's b. h. Now NeysI 6 liS O. a.
schyydn Stables b. g. Come to T2W, s.
"
ting was : to 5 Come to TSw, s to Never
The procession throughout, Homer winning
in gallop by dozen lengths. and Now Never
literally walked in length before Come to Taw.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $780, CT which SO to second.
For twoyear.olds. Selling. Six furlongs.
s. Betting Fl.
w. f e 5ss = g. rn5s %, 81
D. q astleil lands b. c. spendoilne ia pc..
Excelsior 81, Stables oh. Mospa a y Sss
S. Bfysnt's b.. g; Panhandle, $.;Gsins 1911 81
s'''u'" Wilson's b. Rsll2f 30 q 'hu''e' 81 Il
of Darkness SO spendOne s1o field s25
Getting away well together Bullet ran quickly 10 the
front and at the half-mle pest length better than
Spendoline. Bullet kept command until well into the
stretch and the last rong it anybody's At
the end SpendCne seemed win, but the judges placed
the outsider first Prince Of Darkness second and
gave the third position to Spendone There was no bid
winner.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $3.50 which s75 second. Maiden
three-yesrolds Special weights. One mile.
81 Betting Fl.
James MSH1Ssys R Mnm OY TO DoSs
Marcus DAVIS CHI. Z. Gold Dollar; iI}S
Keystone Stables CHI C. Apollo 1iO....,,
W. Hendrie's CHI. f. Ayrdire Lass, 1903.
w. LOvens b. f. Maggie Beck, 1os U.g
P. Moany's b. San Corey 1io lSisrtn} is-i al
Pools-Tarquin s25 field s25
Gold Dollar the first to show at the quarter
two lengths before Maggie Beck who two before
Tarquin. They In this order until well into the
stretch. when Torquin made play and finally beat Gold
Dollar half length in driving finish Apollo two lengths
back. The judges satisfied the manner that
Anderson rode Apollo, and cautioned DO better
future.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500, of which $50 to second
Selling. Seven furlongs.
St. n'''in f.
Keystone Stables b. h. Gettysburg 5 yrs.
by Gleneg-M. A. b., $1,000; l12 n
(s1 elli15sds b. g Long Leaf Anderson 9s So As
W. b. Jennngss C. I. Rosa H., 8, lob.
schuylkm Stables br. c. stratasem. i8
S. Bryant Dr. g. Headquarters 4, loo.
W. Hendries BIZ. g. Bulnnch B. io4 flint DOL 2o-l
J. f. seagrams en- H. Msf1ud1 aged -
Aetna Stables Oh. m Quotation, aged, 10
Excelsior Stables br. h. Blautyre: g. i ios. "
I'd. Browns b. c. Mount McGreeor Q, 100
w. LovelPs b. g. John jay s., O. loo.
W. C. Bren's br. c. Ksnesvllf, 4 i0i
T. i: Loves Dr. g. Cortland. 4, 100 car
,,, Time 49,. 1''A.v ~
Pools-Itosa II. $40, Long Leaf $40 field $25
As the flag fell. Gettysburg command and
making the running all the way. easily by four
lengths with Long Leaf second lengths before Rosa
ii. No bid for winner.
Tomorrow is the third regular day. with the Spnaway
and California stakes :hc features. and the entries such
as TO insure good sport
- FRS Iace-Mile and sixteenth; Headquarters no
ffeoefick William 10, Silver King l02, WilTOy 102.
>, Second lace-Spinaway Stakes; two-year-Ods. Five
fd i zqng s Pr on l0S A,alsn To-
49, Vie lilly 9s Emma Primrose SO.
Third raeeMile and quarter. My Fellow ia. Ssun.
RecsIe 107.
Fourth aee7Csllfornla Stakes One mile. Eon 124.
MSds'ohe H. Santiago ll2, Bermuda 100.
F,.th raceSx furlongs; selling. Tarquin 113, Jake
Sann-Ts ll3 SlRtagem III, Bravo 100 Fearless 10s.
UnGe %. -
The pools
SecOrd iace--Zorling Promenade Salopica
Astrakhsn SO, Field So.
Third roceIos Angeles $50. Reclare s25 Diablo Sill.
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