New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
d Gaaeon,s b. O. HIS Highness by the III

Mutuas-Gideons table stTsigSt paid $50 49, place
ei1 Ao YOrtyIe Belle sp piece slS 20 70 Do,vs stable
IS to J. Mr. Manning's stable 80 to L. j. a. 81 A. H.
Few Of the youngsters had their coors up in their
imnares, and the spectators unable TO identify
them. The management should see that this does not
happen again. Huron not honored with number In
list Of starters only Big round 80" designating his
presence in the race The name hung opposite
the "O" His Uighness, Merry Monarch and Dagonet
took part in the parade Mr.. Gideon, account Of
the crushing npOst His Hghness asked permission to
have saded the post and to his request the judges
willingly acceded. Nr. Hunter had Dagonet excused on
the ground that he was Of fretfu disposition
The colt sadded at the stable and ridden
directly DO the post Merry Monarch OF
course had to accompany His Hghness Bash
the parade superb chestnut Of immense power
the OF them oil Tlingle brought up the
finer 10. of colts and llies never went to the
post The called at 10, but the flag did not
fall till 3:35. There but two breakaways. The
passed the time walking slowly back and FORTH
their trying to them in position Newton and
Yorlvie Belle troublesome than the others
among the spectators who went TO the head OF the
Futurty TO the start declare thai Mr. Caldwell
never dropped the nag better sendof The line
stretched from rail- 20 rail- all the youngsters were in mo-
ton and there daylight between them Little
could Of tho for the first quarter but 1t was
plain that .. was being run from end to
end. Mclaughlin threw His Highness TO the
front at the start got In Stride end then taking
gentle pull at him, drew him back TO third place at
he could have to the front but Mclaughlin
resraiL him till nearly half the distance had been
covered BashfoId Yorkvine lie, Huron and Merry
Monarch the leaders. Nearing the bend Mclaughlin
cut loose and His Hghness, with great burst Of Speed
assumed command OF the fed Huron, the rail, and
Yorkyile Belle, the outside accepted his gage, and
tie specttor treated a stirring finish. The others
were already out Of It, They simply outrun Their
efforts vain. Huron with bulldog courage, closed
with His Highness. getting up TO his shoulder and
Mclaughlin nourished bis WHIP His Hlghness prcked
his ears and strobe on faster. Huron, staght a
string now raced for a strides his saddle. Me-
Laughun looked back his right shoulder at Yorve
Belle then his left at Huron. Nothing else in
sight. Then he gave His Highness stnging blow
with the whip. The was won, but he
could afford to take chances. "a few nourishes
Of the whip second singing cut under the flank,
lifting along with hands and knees, and His Highness
passed judges length in front of Huron who
neck before Yorkvle Belle Daeonet fourth was half
length behind the lly Merry Monarch length away
His Highnesss number hung up, with Huron's big
round SOP under 1t. Aftr all the jockeys had weighed
in the numbers OF YOrkyile Belle and Dagonet were
hung up sgnying that they were respectively second
ana third club recognizing Huron a factor in
the race
FOURTH RACE-A sweepstakes for three-year-o and
upward of s25 EACH with 81 900 added which $50
the second the third 70 receive 800 Of the
stakes. Weights 10 p above the scale. Allowances.
One mile.
s.. Re''qs Fl.
Rancocas Stables eh. C. Pagan, by Morte-
c. aSIr. s. & yGfelas iS cay 80 Out
waSsSs Campbell: b. h. da;:iis I ~,
pslsy5isg a. li2 4 F9,nSSsy 11o-l 2-l
Iime-l 40 1-5.
MntualsPagan straight paid IS 55, place 60 80; Ger
berus place Sli 40.
Dalsyrsn made tho running, closely pressed by wcst
chester aud Cerberus. Pagan oangd along In the
till he reached the homesretch when he through
pull and took up the work. OsrbeIus coafed him
sixteenth post and persistent that Mupay had
ride hard to get Pagan front by length Sims
pulled up when within strides winning post
that the cot beaten. Cassius, third three
lengths Pagan fouled Cerberus pushing him on the
rail and slightly crushing Simss foot
FIFTH RACEPurse slC00, Of which 800 10 the second
aad $50 70 the third The winner be- sold auction
Tor 81, 500 Allowance: One mile anu a furlong
Betting
. ,,, 81. III.
w, Lakelands hr. Willie H.. by Fasetio-