New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-21
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Mutuals-Merry Monarch straight paid els TO- pace
$40 so; Aifplant place slS 80
Won in a hard drive by head, three lengths between
second and third. Hamilton rode one oil MS "eaAes'
finishes changing his whip and throwing away the race
TAYLOR wos afraid through with spinaiong "'o
had enough speed TO win II he had given her chance
Taylor thinks too much Of his neck Nobody would ko
to see him hurt his popularity would increase IL ne
would take chances.
stakes slOo each. h. H. and only go IL declared OUT
before July l. 1890. for olds foas OF 1880
with $1,000 added the second 70 receive soOo ana inc
third $500 out Of the stakes. los eares. 20 ue-
clared. One nile
81. pe''infsi
fslsett0-semper viVe, l22 5bii::.;,,;:,;, =, L5
]. A. A. H. MOrris's b. c. Russell; ISs;;
j. A. Z A. H. Morris's b. C. Terriner, H. 81
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surplus 'Zz '''''Ti me-iN ~ as C"'
Porchester straight paid $40 So place o. 81
Morris Stable place 90 2S
One Of the most exciting finishes Of the For the
quarter Of mile Russell and Portchester raced nose
and nose and as they passed the judges the spectators
were evenly divided the result Colonel Simmons
decided the race a dead heat; Mr.. Mcdowell thought
Portcheser the winner by few inches ana the decision
was
chester The judges made curious mistake in giving
Terriner second place. and the stewards were obliged
to correct them ii this, Terrier was beaten Two
lengths. Russell made all the running and II bergen
had gone about his business the colt eould bos
have lost. But be kept him under pull till Port
chester collared him the stretch When IL came 10
a hnish Of course Bergen not IN 1t with Hamilton
King Alta and Bermuda were withdrawn
FOURTH RACE-THE SHEEPSHEAD BAY HANDl'
CAP handicap sweepstakes OF $50 each, s25 forfeit
onlv struck LIZ
added of which $500 to the second and $3.50 to the
third Weights to be announced two days before the
race 5s entries. declared. One mile and
furlong
g. Bs''i1 f.
g. NJ. Morrls's b. C. Judge Morrow. by vagS
bOnd-MOonlisht yrs" III fc aTsb 1is Al IL
NJ. F. Dryers b. g. Banquet T. ,y ii2i;; /, 2-5
P. J. Dwyer Sons b. h. EOn ;,. l2s a., as
Recare, T. .(Tsylor( g al I'll
Mutussudee MorT %si ss ira G paid e15 place
$40 20; Banquet place 81 CO.
Fituames and Isaac Lewis were withdrawn. Fairy
led half mile and passed by Judge Morrow. who
hustled long by Mclaughlin with desperation, remained
in front to the end and won, all out by nall a
length Banquet second two lengths before Eon Haml'
ton made the mistake OF lying out Of his ground He
evidently expected Morrow TO come back TO him.
FIFTH RACE-A handicap sweepstakes OF as EACH and
only S. IL declared with ell $50 added Of which $3.50
to the second and sloo TO the third One mile and three
sxteenths.
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Hoboken Stables CHI Text by K3sGe soo None
W. g Days s' sS. c. C. Rover l. zoo ss5o
iUzSI '''.-''''''' II . &c ''''
Mutuals-Text straight paid 80 IS.
played with Rover and as he pleased by four
lengths.
SIXTH RACE-A sweepstakes for threeyear-olds and up
ward Of $40 each. with 81 600 added Of which $500 to
the second and 800 the third. Weights at IA N
above the scale any time Of s5 900, II n
extra Non winners Of 81 900 in 1890 1891, never
having won 50 900, allowed n; Of $1,000, II three
years old IL n; II four or upward, 20 n. One mile
and a half, turf
pettin