New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30

| BROW n. G.
8scaSds Oh @ i6d K kst 1901 dS-I 1 1
g. R. JSyRRes b. c. johnny Whale lll,;:.,,o ~ n
G cornehssns CHI T. carmine, 1qS Car AL ,o
Hob SS Stables b. c. Lester, 1l5.,:.....;
J. f. Peppers b. c. SIR Charles, 16S az; - %
Poo.1ester s25 Foreigner s15 Charade SIS, Galinda
Sc field $50.
Foreigner took command, Tapped by Carmine TO the
half followed by Garda; and the leaders ran in this
order into stretch, when Foreigner and Csrmne quit
Galinds then came forward and finally won by length
from Charade who was two lengths before Foreigner
| SECOND RACE-Purse $500, Of which 800 to second.
Special weights. One mile and sixteenth
-'''''- s. Betting Fl.
J. cottOn's B. h. Carroll by Billet-Jg%an1h q, A
W 3. Jennings's b. T. BallyhOO, io5
G. Cornehsens br. g. King Crab, ~ -
sch-vlkAl Stables br c. ssunterer, H.: 40
T. Kfey's CHI Joe Blackburn, 10
D Higgns's ch g. My FELLOW 5v, IlS 81 21
C. E. Smiths CHI. h. Montague g. IL N -
H. Harbeck's CHI King Of N f6d4 1901 4o-
Ia5od Bros b. c Isaac Lewis. 4 10 -
O. B. Mc t5t b. h. Now Never ~ %
Aetna Stables CHI G. Palisade, T. ID ,o : -
Santa Anita Stables br. c. Costa Rica g. N *,
liz '----'''-''''''' Time-i BOZ
Pools-My Fellow So Carroll s. King Crab IT, neo 20
King Crab and Bsllyhoo were the first away and the
latter attempted to make runaway race Of it, She wa
four lengths in the the quarter with Carroll second
three lengths from Costa Rica They were pretty wen
strung out on the backsretch. and at the half Bayhoo
still retained good lead, with Carroll second sautrer
third and King Crab fourth. This the order until
the last furone when Carroll came forward and beat
Balyhoo by lengths who was the same distance
before King Crab Tapped by Saunterer
THIRD RACE-Purse $500, OF when $40 70 second
Special weights. Six furlonrs.
D''''' 81 betting f.
A. Thompsons b T.. Mabel Glenn By Hin "a on.
J. f. seag ANS blk. c. ornoco. B. los. % ,
Aetna Stables b h. Little Minch. aged. IO6
w. B. Jenninss's en-. C. Busted, 4 ll2
schuylkin Stables or. e. Granite. 4. il2 %
B. MccleIsnd's b. f. Long Leaf. 3. Ss.., %
Gloucester Stables b. z. oberliq. los IN, 40
Pools-NIabsl Glenn SIS. field so5.
Ornoco was first 10 show and got the half length
before Minch with Mabel Glenn third. On the lower
turn Mabel ran into second place In the last sixteenth
she came forward easily and beat ornoco by length and
a half Mnch was close third Tapped BY Busted.
FOURTH RACE-Purse s4oo Of which $40 second; for
two-year-olds selling. Five furl0ngs
g. Ee''q F.
C. r. James CHI Tom Tough d6, by Fellow, ., :,
E. BFown's b. c. Mount McGreGor, 163 (car %
Excelsior lSS stables b. c Bevefwyck, io5.;
B. McClelland's b. c. spendOine, 9s .....:.
w. Hendre's CHI (. Cottonade, 1C3 car % %
Scott l1' wiliams's b. C Leo En-. io9
g. B. Morriss b. T. MERGED 90. = Noble 4O.1 12-l
Scoggan Bros or. e. Gray 'To3se Ioo n , J.,
Santa ta' Anita Stables br T. Yucssan, lo2 %
Hoboken Stables b. c. Bismarck. 1O5 ...;.. 80
Time OBJ.
A. soon as the flag Tom Tough rushed to the front
and had it all his own way to the end winning easily by
two and half lengths Mount McGrcgor getting the place
length before Beverwyck. There was no bid for the
winner.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $3.50, Of which $50 to second.
Selling allowances one mile.
ST. Betting f.
keystone Stables b. h. Gettysburg. by
jSlenelg-M A. B., . yrs, II: n 4hi.aOo) a. 10
Excelsior stablesIb Golden Rec, 8, l04
E. CoFrga aDG, b. c Jake Saunders, 4 10
w. Hendricks Dr. e. Calgary, g. 100 Flint 1OO-1 3O-1
Walcott Campbell's ch c. Snowba-I, g. . ,
Ae tES sable tab ch m Quotation aged ioi ,oo %
F. T. Mners oh. h. Syracuse, 8, ID
J. Z. seagram's ch. h. Marauder 1oo....
field s12.
gettysburg got away in the lead and made all the
running for three quarters Of mile. Then Iaral
brought up ball the lower end Of the stretch
had a slight lead Gettysburg but he suddenly col
IaDsed Gettysburg came and won by length from
Golden Reel who only prominent in the stretch a.
Martin kept Jake Saunders was hir1 Two
len eths away. No bid the winner
The programme fourth regular day presents an
attractive array entries with the American Hotel and
Saratoga stakes the features.
First race-seven fgrlongs. Maidstone 10. ADMIRAL
III DrzzIe -, Uncle Bob H., Clio IL, Princess
Bowling 100 Versatile lo3 T4etiean 1913 AppoHAttox
iO8 Bolero iO3 Ma Belle 90, Freedom %.
second race-AmeFican Hotel Stake FOR :hreeyesrods
one mile Bermuda 122 VALERA l22. Lyceum lis, La
osca liz Dr. Hasbrouek u.s. India Rubber no. Melanle
lO2, Santa Anna 80
Third race-sweepstakes. Mile ard three ixteenths.
Fon i27 Maidstone ia Ny Fellow ll9, Joe blackburn
H. VALERA 1l2, Homer 1Of.
Fourth raee-Sarstoga Stakes, for twoyear-oids Five
ong,. Rex kinney llo, Miss Dixie 10,
Chanerone Il5 SaOnca 115. Promenade 10.
Fifth race-Selling. Mile and furlong Nowor-
Never I6 CettysburR ia Kern 1of, Bantyre lOI Cal
clum 1906 Bullnnch LOG. Lynn 90 Long Leaf 81.
The pool sales were First race-Madstone GIL Prn-
cess Bowling $40. Boero ~. DrEzle o. Admiral 60
field So
second raee-La Tosca $50. Beruda So Melanie IS,
VALERA So India Rubber ~, he'd So
Third race-Eon eco Homer 52J VALERA -, field 81.
Fourth raee-Promensde s31, Rex s2j, Salonica s15.
Frank inney Gil. Chaperone 80. Miss Dixie s5
Fifth race-Gettysburg S25 Calcium SIS Now.or-Neyer
90 Kern IS, Long Leaf %, field -.