New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

allowed ID beaten maidens allowed 10 N. Three
quarters Of mDs Closed March 2. 1884, with 155
| subs.
o,. s. BETTING f.
D GIdG TT,mb b. 6 III; Iishness by Hin
IT, Scrls s en- e St. tFFS ossn ITO Out
Ma 19S Dsy: ch. c Tammany 11ien'd' 2-l 10
Mini ITa S SSlt, 1cs .~..~..~"~(TsyiorS so-i Io-i
Ks,, cSS%u; (6essetp ST. Sol
TT :TaBas iss iis Gear idSSY 81 q
'rocne' Ill., ambcy) COL 2o-1
MntualsHs Hshness straight paid 50 25 place 80 o5
St F1orian place 81 o5. - $3.50
Sir catesby, Merry Monarch, Arplant and the Con.
stantlnope hry were withdrawn, ana King Cadmus a
fnelookng colt Of the stocky order was added 10 the
Held His Highness looked somewhat ragged and thin,
as IL ne had had hard campaign st. gorian was in the
pink Of condition, and Tammany we'll trained as
any horse that went the post starter
ceeded in sending them of promptly a st.
Forian at walked through his horses I'D
the running his closest attendants being Crochet King
Cadmus and His Hghness. In the first half-mie the
oneeyed colt straight and a steel paner
| then he began to wobbe and Lttefed grew nervous,
| expecting swerve into the rail. ST. Flo
RAMS position the very OF the track Der.
sat still moment but with his loose rein
naggng His Highness all the way. The colt seemed
sluggish and unwilling, but teased into extending
himself when near the finish. sixteenth OF mile
from home His Highness drew up st. F1orian. The
stu running well within himself
moment when Ltefeh applied the pressure he swerved
toward rail. 1t looked II he would surly His
Highnes, but he pulled together in time prevent
a collision. His Hghness, coming about his business.
under the whip by neck; st. Florian second, q
| length and q half before Tammany.
THIRD RACE-THE CHOICE STAKES, for three year.
dds Of 800 each, with 81 500 added the second to
receive $500 of the stakes; those not having
stake for threeyear-olds Of So 900 when carrying
weight for age allowed n; those not having
a stake for eyear-olds allowed 10 n maidens
| allowed 10 b. One mile and half. Closed March .,
-''- s. Re''iq Fl
B. McClolland's br. Q: Bermuda, by Bersan =
F. G. McIs9ee's b. G. Rcy del RRsy: IN .
p G. McIewcc's CHI. Q. Peter 112 (DocgetH S9-l 81
RECKON liz Time-2 :S5ia. '''"''
Mutuals-Bermuda straight paid s14 rs, place sc 80
Rcy del Rey place SIS 90.
Salle McClelland and San Juan withdrawn. Rev
Rey looked we'll in the paddock Allen it
was reported INDUCED him his Omnibus
on Tuesday he seemed have filled up. Bermuda,
tho contrary showed that skfu trainer had kept him to
the grindstone He had had good work and was fit
Peter lively pace to make the running for his
sotle companion who traled In the rear Reckon took
second place but after holding IL for half mile gave
way Bermuda, with whom Anderson determined TO
take no chances led into tho stretch by length
but Bermuda collared him, and after brief dispute
ceused him fall back his proper place Murphy then be-
coming excited and over-anXous, called Rey Rey who
generously responded But he had made his run entirely
too Rey del Rey shot his bo before reaching the
last rlong post and then the race was over He could
scarcely under whip and while Bermuda drew
away in impressive style and without difficulty by
length Rey del Rey second five lengths before Peter
FOURTH RACE-Frcs handicap sweepstakes Of $40
each with 81, 500 added, OF which $3.50 to the second
and $50 10 the third. One mile and a quarter
ST. R'''4fF Fl.
SnaEs Sous G AGED n III s'SSe3t SIS
M. F. Dwyef's b. G. banquet A. i Murphy; 81 IL
E. v. snedcser's b. c. Riot g. 113 }yi:c.:;aa a.,
E FnsssS & B. " GEAR ihb's1ssls Fl -
F KSs%assit iil55aa..:,::5w Massi:y
Administration straight PAID s14 rs. place So 40;
Banquet place $40 70.
They raced up the backstretch closely grouped Tcrrher
leading with Frontenac Stockton in close attendance
Ac the end OF the quarter Kincsem was interfered With
and falling back, lost several lengths little later
Banquet knocked on HIS stride and fell BACK TO JON
the Ally led into the stretch, with Kngmaker
at his saddle, and Riot third a length away At the
quarter post Clayton loose with Stockton and took
the lead Banquet who had recovered his position cha
enged him. and in lively finish Stockton won by three
quarters OF length Banquet second five lengths befors
Rot who beat Terrner neck. Kincsem finished fifth.
having made up great deal of ground in the last half mile
FIFTH RACE-Swcepstakes for three-yearoos and up
ward OF $40 each with $1,000 added OF which 5000
the second and 500 to the third be sold
at auction for '4''' ALLOWANCES ''' ' : Fl.
Ms: Rs assF;sS Oh S Ss''' g 3 pay Star -,
St, John as: s. ifSs,Pf;S3} 81 81 Fl
E fs5 Se'' aged 1CS SaS4Esd} 81 81
queen .SsSH Of 2 r% imp s, 15 nS;SS ri
H ';S g. loi iSss 1Dossst@o 81 81
Mutuss-Cella straight paid ga 49, place $40 IS; St.
John place $50 10.
srocco made the running for six fTongs, closely fol-
lowed by Kir1over and Queen Trunps.
through the stretch, chased by st. John and Esqumau
and won easily by two lengths st. John second, two
lengths before Equmau who seemed to have left his rae
ing plates at the stable.
SIXTH RACE-THE BEACON STAKES, o free weller
weight handicap sweepstakes Of $50 EACH with $1,000
added Of which 5000 to the second and 800 to tho
'' ~ b Betting f.
L. l. LOTlad's en- h. slsipner ,l SS Nor; a.,
John Eyans's b. c.. Beamsey, g. lZ6J;;
NJ. F. Dryers ch c. Aplant, ?, 1ot..,.;
Reilly, g. 1lS....~.~..,; l(IHTIPSy} i'll ii
f SsIs1 R RGiae' 81 81
ST. aeoSss e. [RsI9ss III ri
HspSs pays {GPsS,nS 100 AL
Mutals-slcipner ralsht paId s57 o5 place SO 20
Reansey place 50 So.
Lima setthe pace. seipner and Reilly in close at
tendance In the stretch she quit, and Slepner drawing
out easily by length Beansey second. the dis
lance Arplant Anderson rode Helen Rose In the
most approved shoemaker style His best hold is craps
Reilly was backed by the shrewdest the track
was short Of work, and quarter Of mile from
THE MONMOUTH HANDICAP.
These are the weights for the Monmouth Handicap