New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
Labold Brothers br. T. Promenade, by Duke

Mntuat-Promenade strslght paid slo4 o. pi'oe
Ignite and Crochet aid start. There consd-
cradle trouble at the post and delay. but the field
finally away well and raced in close ranks for quar-
ter OF mile. Then Promenade drew out with so daz-
zling speed that the issue longer In doubt she
right away from her horses and won with rdicu-
lous case by lengths, the Refracton ly just as
easily second four lengths before the Cokena lly The
good thing Lottery backed literally by the shrewdest
in the ring finished next to last She did not run
straight quarter Of mile. Her progress was like
the progress OF weavers shuttle.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $1,000 of which s2oo TO the
second and $50 to the third Selling. One mile and
an ''S"'A' s Betting f.
w B. Jennings; oh. Busted by 9RS9; Al II
W. OI Tovei's ch m. Lady Puisief' 8. IFS. .
Hanover Stables - by Fy SsSSSs13 Al 80
BacktOrN aged l3 mc-i 50 S S.5 40 Nv
Mutuals-Brsteed straight paid $50 10, place 50 20
Lady Pulsifer place So %.
Iuseed ran in the rear four urlongs, then strobe
over his horses and without effort by two lengths
Lady Puser second four lengths before the sequence
colt Old Blackthorn received "the Injection" before
going to post and great things were expected OF him.
but he disappointed the faithful He ran well for six
furlongs and collapsed.
FIt1H KACE-IHE GREAT FALL SELLING STAKES.
For all ages. sweepstakes of $50 EACH with $3.50
added Of which $3.50 the the third to receive
800 out Of stakes The winner to be sold at auc
ton for So OOO unless entered to be sold for less Al
l''''''' ''' ''' St R''uo Fl.
J. Cottons b. h. Carroll, by Bilet-Juanita .,
o. B. yi Mcs Sc b. h. Now or NeveS g. c
R. Bradeys b. f. virgle. 8; ,S q i;;dac,cr g,
Eric, 5, 106 (Deelong( ~
Sir SsG John o. Hamilton 1Sl Al
Folsom . S'---''''''' Time Il :58
Mutusls-Carro straight paid s51 %, place S29 ~;
Now Never place S13 90
Masterlode aud Montagu did not face the nag Carroll
and VirQe were pacenakers for five furongs Then
Carroll suked dropped giving place to Eric, who
came again in the furlong and, easily outrunnins
Virrje won by neck Now coming late but ut
fine mace second the distance before Vgie Diabo
was in difficulties half mile from home, but showed
fash OF speed in stretch, and for moment looked
dangerous lie quickly died away, however, and pulled
IN on three legs badly broken down Sir John ran as
If the cheapest selling his proper place
SIXTH RACE-A sweepstakes for thrcey and up
ward Of SIS EACH with 81 600 added Of which $3.50 to
the second and 500 the third % added to weight
g. Getting III.
w Gakelopd's br. c Willie l., BY Fals.et to, -
Rancocas Stables b. h. Pagan, ? iSSSijj;i . 4, IL
W. M. Barrcks ch G. Void. g. i2O;; (faraBS 81 q
Palestine, 3. 12o.--..-..--....( BSfhes} IL
HSTSSd & H. lG aged DoGoRu ~
Vagabond. g. TO- r,r "a "ard) Z'-l 81
Mutu,ls-wIe l.. straight paid s12 Ii, place ss 60
Pagan place Sill So
Watteison, Cerberus and Kingstock were withdrawn.
Willie L. ounged along in the for six furlongs
while Void Pagan and Volunteer cut out the work In
the stretch he strobe his horses and won In clever
style by neck; Pagan second, length and half before