New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
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Newton. (Kley So-l IL
Mutu.lsGideOn,s .table :tgagSt paid $50 Is, place
Betting against SSeO4s ,.,t stable Be to pays la9e M
Morris's stable 90 to l. Hunters stable to 2.
Few youngsters had their up in their pre-
liminaries and spectators unable to identify
them. The management should that this does not
happen again. Huron not honored with a number in
the list Of starters, only big, round o' designating his
presence In the The Of Overon hung opposite
the "o." His Highness, Merry Monarch and Dagonet
took part in the parade. Mr. Gideon account Of
crushing impost His Highness asked permission to
have him sadded the post and to his request the judges
willingly acceded Mr.. Hunter had Dagonet excused
the ground that he of fretful disposition.
The colt saddled at the stable and ridden
directly 30 the post Merry Monarch OF
course had TO accompany His Highne:s Bash
ford the parade superb chestnut Of immense power
handsomest horse Of them oil TInge brought up the
rear A finer 10. Of colts and fles never went to the
post. The called at 10, but the flag did not
fall till 3:35. There but two breakaways. Tho
youn Alters passed walking slowly back and forth
riders trying to get them in position. Newton and
YOrkve Belle more troublesome than the others
Those among the spectators who went TO the head Of the
Futurity TO the start declare thai Mr. Caldwell
dropped the flag better send-OG. The line
stretched from rail 20 rail- all the youngsters were In
ton and daylight between them. Little
could Of the for the first quarter, but it
plain that u being run from end TO
end Mclaughlin threw His Hghness 10 the
front at start got him In his stride and then taking
a gentle pull him drew him back TO third place At
one time could have gone the front but Mclaughlin
restrained him till nearly half the distance had been
covered BoshfoId Yorxyie bile, Huron and Merry
Monarch the leaders. Nearing the bend Mclaughlin
cut loose and His Ughness, with great burst Of speed
assumed command OF the fed. Huron, the rail- and
Yorkville Belle the outside, accepted his gage, and
tie spectators treated a stirring finish. The others
were already out Of It, They simply ourun Their
efforts were vain. Huron with bulldog courage, closed
with His Highness, getting up to his shoulder, and
Mclaughlin nourished his whip. HIS Hghness prcked
his and strobe on faster Huron, staght
string now, raced for strides his saddle.
Jaughun looked back his right shoulder Yorve
Belle then his left at Huron Nothing else In
sight. Thea he gave His HighDess stnging blow
with the whip The won, but he
could afford 10 chances few more nourishes
Of the whip a second singing under the flank a
lifting along with hands ana knees. and His Hlghness
passed the judges length in front Of Huron, who
before Yorkvllle Belle. Daeonet fourth, half
length behind the Hy, Merry Monarch 9Th away
His Highness's number hung up, with Hurons big
round 20" under It, Aftr all the jockeys Ind weighed
in the numbers OF Yorkyille Belle and Dagonet were
hung up, signityng that they respectively second
third the club recognizing Huron factor In
the race.
FOURTH RACE-A sweepstakes for threey year-olds and
upward of s25 each, 81 900 added of which $50
10 the second the tAlrd receive 800 out OF the
stakes Weights et 10 % above the scale. Allowances
Ono mile.
s.. Betting. F.
Rlncocas Stables ch. c. Pagan, by Morte-
=, mef-Matchle-s, yrs. IL D.tMurDhy 9-5 Out.
W. b; Morrls's b. q. Cefberus 3 l0l (car
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berus place Sl4 20 f - ~ ' -
Dasyrisn made the running closely pressed by West
ehestr ana Cerberus Pagan lounged along in
TIL he reached the homesretch when through under
pull and took up the OefbeIus coafed him az the
sixteenth post and was persistent that Murphy
ride hard to get Pagan home In front by length Sims
pulled up when within ten strides winning post
ing that the cot was beaten. Cassus third was three
lengths away Pagan oued Cerberus pushing him on the
rail- and slightly crushing Sms's foot
FIFTH RACE-Pure l,coo which 5000 To the second
and $50 TO the third The winner be sold at auction
for 5000. Allowance One mile and furlong.
Betting.
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MiranSa ira ys. ,Ss,,a;,, 30 ma;,A coyineioa 50 s5
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