New-York tribune., 1891-05-17


John Day's br. c. Disappointment. 100 oo Al
woodland Stables b. c. Merry Duke no oo 10
s., s., S Som: oi. Temple; eo-l -
Nassau RSis: s.Ss: Fl Misss h:sst
RO'emesde sOlss ArGi'd N a.reeO1 IS5 sO-1 1o-l
Ssrs s:os Dsgc iS Ss 81 81 ,S
D0sio A''''e"e'1' D. I TIne~i ns :o5. ''''''
Matuas-MOrrt'' pair straight paid si2 3D. pace
Preston B. and King Cadmus withdrawn The
youngsters not well behaved, and Mr.. Oald"eh
get them OF for half an hour There were nu'
meros breaks, in each Of which thu field ran nearly
a furong. This ruined the chances OF several possio'
winners The Morris pair were in fIvnt with zorlms
when the nag fell Oppressor having the .cad. Inc ANN
ity colt got legs with astonishing CELEBRITY ana
showed the way last furong post, when he was
willing to quit Oppressor followed by Laughing wafer
then away and won easily by a length; Laughing
water second length before ;he Lady Longfeiiow colt
who got on slowly in the middle Of the neld ana "as
hardly extended till stretch reached He snowy
great speed and staying power, but made his run '0o
late.
FOURTH RAcE-cARLToN STAKES. THREE-YEAR.
OLDS. s1Oo EACH, 1900 ADDED ONE MILE
ST. n'''i4FEi Fl.
ii T. Fs::s Ms.si' = hes;fs = 75 sS
ssa:' Fstv:E'i h S ss 1s
cfO1s + pTysr sUn! %nEe'tS ss ~ I: 81 1O
e Y Q ~
F. Mssss Ts;s1s sn b. AHssaSS0 AvssaS0ad Sol 1
Time-1:i5.
Mutuals-Morlss pair straight paid 81 35 place 60 CO.
Strathmeath was withdrawn because sage old Green
Morris said he could not in the mud Green must
not forget First thing you know he'll make mis-
take and start him in q sea OF slush' John A. NOR
rss trainer scratched Ambulance for the same reason
and nut Russell in her place. Bermuda, Stratagem and
Void also were withdrawn Mr.. Maxwell added Vaga-
bond No declaration made by the Morris stable
till the horses going to the post fact which
caused great dismay among the talent who almost 10
man had backed Terrher. Russell the selected one
Of the stable, but when the announcement went out "
was entirely late for the hackers OF Terrher 70 heaBe
Consequently they stood pat and-lost Ihey hao ue
satisfaction Of seeing TerrAer pulled under their very
noses 10 let Russell win. 1t was not much OF race
Russell and warpath made the running neck and neck
for six furlong Terriher lounging along In third
place. two lengths behind, The others were never IN IL
Garrison succeeded in getting Boero up to Terrhers
head ON the tacksrctch, but the sS6,oOO folly soon
dropped out Of sight, and In disgust the snapper
nlled up Warpath chucked 1t up In the stretch, leav
ing the whole AFFAIR TO the aI-scarle Ierrner coulo
have walked In. AS a matter Of fact he did walk In
He had TO walk TO let Russell win according TO the
declaration Pckwicker sailing along under fun
head Of steam and captured third place. three lengths be-
hind Terriher. - -
s20 EACH, 81, 900 ADDED FIVE FURLoNGS
81 R'''lHf: r.
j. bsrnss s. Or o. rsvas@Mnsr7s iass,.s.a; IS -
F. c. Me1ewee's oh. c. Fred. Ss...i Lee. iis &, "a
ss::.: s,'roqy :s slss.. u s:sfs;E s:
P. J. Dwyer Sons b. Natalie mbe1o s a11 Al e-5
..s:ss x:s;2; 8 sis' 81 81
'A''N' W. 'A'' ~,n., III; .S; Bersan' o SOL Isl
Musa.-Mars straight paid s12 80, place ss 10;
Fred Lee place $12 30.
Rex was withdrawn, to wait for softer "snap."
More bad behavior caused another long delay and te
start when 1t came, good Natalie S. led
the field the turn the stretch, with Fred
Lee and Mars at her heels When Strengthened out for
the run Mars and Lee her and bated with each
the end the God Of War winning by half length
Patrimony colt the last but TO leave the
posi- and ridden by shoemaker, but tho way he
sailed through his h. filled with wild delight tho
Monmouth County de- who had been betting three
days narrowing agah. two days ploughing that he
would beat the field. But they couldn't pull him In.
niche in this temple Of fame.
Sixth RACEz-HEAVY-WE1GHT HANDICAP SWEEP
STAKES $40 EACH. $1,000 ADDED ONE
N- s. Betting
C. oxx's b. 6. watterson. by Great Tom,
NJ +. Dwyer's b. c. Baldwin, g. -; IA 4.
W Nsw,on,. b. c. stryke, T. 11s CBergen} 5 9-5 $-5
C. Maxwell's br. c. Lowlander. 8, lii; =.
p D"yer Sons b. c. naoAloc1 1H,SasI, III .o ,o-
Harrison Stables b. m. Leontne. g, 12o
r,u.-, .4es. (Camp)' 1o-l o.
M1tusisWa.ts.,on straight paid $40 60, place s14 go
Baldwin place 90 ~
Baldwin and Stryke together in front Till they raced
themselves to a standstill. Then wattcrson away