New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-10

,,,o,obt Frontanac bolted and attempted 10 eo w.
inner rail- Murphy pulled up ana inc %lr.an coast
soored Trust were for this day stranded on orreh O
rbasancake went ON about his business, opening Cup VI
hree lengths Iuthe stretch Pagan got up anu HeSSVs
MIN for few strides, but Taral never gave UP anu n
rersuas.On Chesapeake came again ana "'Ht.Is -
pan won by length; eight lengths between secOh'
and third. - - ...,ss that
have not won 81 900; OF $50 each with $1,000 aooeo
% carry N below the scale Penalties ana oio"an0eS
TA'''-a''''''' mile s. Ro'r"EEi Fl
p J. Dwyes Sons Sr Fremont @fs,l %1 IL out
Irc%ons-Imin o MGTris is' b. c. Dr. Meox
H " Woods b. g Koltc II 81
linda Dwyer' 10S'--- ;riiiin;ec..-ii 20 ''"'N,
Acknowledgements straight paid 81 TO- place 90 % Di
Dr. Wilcox took the lead start and made the run
nng Till half way the stretch when Fremont pasca
him and beat him to the wire by !ehg'h' III VIVA
second four lengths before Rolte. .-. -
UuIgD KACE-rIE MONMOUTH OAKS STAKES iof
allies three years old. of 500 each with Loo aooe.
Allowances One mile and quarter. Closed August
IS 1885, with 1873 subs s. Betting f.
E McEnoes b. Nellie Bly, by st 57tt9 81 TO
e.55 MauP sssn ~ b. to' Kds.i
nAsA H. Morriss 'h R' fSEESfsa9ie 1i5da 81 IS
FG.7a III liz Jcsr. MgIg6y ,5 81
Msywood lO7 (car loS1 Tsi !CiaS'OH'0 "
Mutuas-Nele Ely straight paid ego 3d. Place O. -''
Rillder place sll o. ,.,,n rcuitv
d Tmdeer went out together to make the running anu
alternated in lead for mile 1al 'en ~
Nauie Bly, and with little urging she won py t"o !s'
ruase, xbipped out second two lengths before fcoh'
- m. Equity head. 1t the opinion OF many
nat stable orders lost the race for Reckon Ii A'i
,d had gone OIL with her the start instead OF le
,nnq her for brush in the stretch. 1t Is doubtful II
reu,e Bly and Killdeer could have beaten her, 100
.ouxrIi KACE-Free handicap sweepstakes OF %
Zach With 81 $50 added, Of which ESQ to the second
and 800 to the third. One mile and On eghtn'
'l' '''' St Betting f.
s. b MOrris's b. stratnmssa IL. by ,s s5r3 S
mOre-TlOwer OF Meath &C. Co7ingtOnj Ia out
c. F. sanders's b. h. Ben KinasbuTyG ,sv; 10, 81 o-5
Gel Sebhards b. c wsrpath. 1O@ 6cSob1c;s 81 %
.,s,,hOasth straight ThfT PAD SC 80, place IS GO
long dance was reserved for the next race. Ben
xngsbury led for mile Strahmeath strobe TO the
49,, d roo without effort by a head, Covington draw
nc one Of Murphy's gallery finishes WaTpah was
beaten lengths.
FIFTH RACE-syeepstales for thrce-year-ods and up
ward. OF $50 EACH with 81 900 added, Of which zoo
to the second and tie third, TO carry 10 above
"''S'' ''' '''' ''-'''' s. betting F.
. Ssiio~SHs e'a'sd yT' il' l HR5 90 out
NJ eoree.. s, h yarqee fss III GaIylS2 Il Is
odst'e 5, liz 4ins-i Al; wara' IL
ur,r.,.-1on. Dance straight paid So, place IS 40;
Long nnce traod for seven furlongs, with the others
Alternately leading and In the last eighth came through
without serious difficulty, winning by iength aHG
half; Vardee second, three lehgths Oeioie Eus"l ''
son who beat Odette a neeh
sTyru pAcT-Free welter weight handicap sweepstakes
a. 900 each with 81 900 added Of which 5000 to the
second and 500 to the third. Five FurlOngs.
'''''' '' 81 Betting F.
3 B. Morris's b. G. Rex, by L eqnatu1 In on,
sah Ea,s q ,ssb Ss' c iEA III Lima g. -
preasness Stables b. c. Norwood, s. i23i Ell
,.n,,o, -. &C. Wae a55a5 81 81
Phoebe T. 122 c9ynee9o 81 o5 81
sDaniard' T. Time o5. '''iiO W.
Mutuas-Rex straight paid 81 90 place 20 io' AiinS
Rex soon took the lead easily remained In front OF his
horses and drawing out at the end won as ne hkeo w
four lengths; Lima second neck before NORWOOD A"'
rest Of the field beaten of -,
each. with $1,000 added TO carry n above the scale
tie winner to be sold at auction for $4,000 allowances
Five furloDgs. straight course
ST. n'''q F.
LE McDOnald's ch. c. by pOsdee-ccalara. % ID
SO, il: Moiis's :. Tis3S.tlIea iS5 "a on,
IoEa Daiys eh c. Herald g5 iA6raias III ii
g. Mutuols-clsra colt sfraight paid sos, place IS o5
Exotic place sj 80.
ans WIS tls OiaJd cOitb raw uh inc way Inv ""''
sre not in it and he In the easiest possible manner
oy three lengths Exotic six lengths before Herald.
a TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACKS. |
jerome Park July o.-he track at jerome today was
lair shape IL a trife holding and there was no
sst work. Hysnd did strong work with His Higbness
nd Merry Monarch he will start one or both Satur
Iy at Morris Park. Carrie G. is about due 10 win
purse az a short distance over the tObcggan slide
ESquimau Is ready. and should appear Saturday If
mere Is the card that viii him
At Morris Park OF the horses and were
sSsea the MeLewee horses all doing fair work Two