New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14


n 1t closed this thirteen entries. Rim
fax among the number entered be sold for $1,000
Every body stared in wonder "Rnfax in selling race "
'rThere's a job in this" "He won't win" Such
the ordinations Notwithstanding this he the favor
ite, and from start 20 finish.
Then there a rush to see him sold, and large
crowd poured the track Guttenburg there In
force Walbaum started him at $1,000 Responses
came by the hundred and Walbaum captured the prize
for "a 600 Inquiry entering Rinax
for the the information that he has
bad leg and entertained Of HIS breaking
down This not believed. but it Is a fact. The
near hind leg Of the horse bandaged but this was
regarded as ruse the request Of the attending
bidders judges ordered the bandsge TO be removed
As the surplus divided between the second horse and
the association Frank Taylor whose horse Centaur got
the place at 8 to d. had feel elated For the
nnal race Charley brought up Watterson, and had
regular "hog killing" backed him az 10 20 l. This was
reversing order Of things, the arghts" are gen
erav sent from here sad-looking Of morals
that remained track square the Monmouth
races for neither Of the first favortes into place
The weather clear, the track fast, and the crowd
large. These the details:
FIRST RACE-THE KENTUCKY STAKES, for two
year.olds s1OO each, half forfeit so II declared
s7oo added Of which 500 to second. Six furlongs
81 Pe'al Fl.
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ITO (ShaueT). Miss Dixie no H. WulhAsJ
and O. P. b. 113 (Anderson) al,c ran.
Tme-l 10. ,- ~, MI,
s13, Gulinda -, field -.
Actor was withdrawn After delay they were sent
on their journey well punched but Frank Kinney rushed
forward and reached the ksfmie pole length before
Promenade who was tapped by Gulinda On the lower
turn Kinney increased hs lead and entered the stretch
length and half before Coonade with the others In
close ruck I'D the stretch Kinney ran away from his
competitors and won easily by three lengths while Netue
B. got the place half length before Promenade Tapped BY
Panhandle
SECOND RACE-Purse $500 Of which $3.50 second and
entrance money, $50 EACH between secopd and third.
Special weights. One mile and quarter
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' Thomas atO5 Co.'s b. m Adj io! ls@%s} al -
Undine Stables b. c. Racine A. lZ3s a5 Out
Timc-2 .osa.
Pools-Racine s26, field 80.
They were sent away together, and Racine and Abb
raced together to the stand, two lengths before Los
Angelica As they went round to the quarter Racine
forged half length before Abb and Los Angeles moved
up the length daylight, and they ran along the BACK
stretch in this order. When the hafmie pole was
reached Nlrvaez Racine along, and he WIS soon
length in front Of Abb and Los Angeles followed up To
Abis shoulder the lower turn the race was highly
exciting for Abb headed Racine while Williams took
a iudicious pull on Los Angeles As they turned into
the stretch Racine yielded 10 the pressure and Nafvaez
began whipping. Then Los Angeles came with rush.
amidst great excitement by parts Of length while
Racine was fve lengths back.
THIRD RACE-THE ALBANY HANDICAP, a sweep
stakes Of s75 each, s35 forfeit $40 If declared by
July l. $50 by July Is 81 500 added. $500 to second,
800 10 third. One mile
p J. Dwyer & Sons b. h Eon, by Eo,usI IN.
san Mat Anita iSs sta6t 3s'B G IS SANTIAGO
W. r. Joness + G. RelT s% E. 10 Csnms II 10
poois-Eon s75 field $50.
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forward and quarter half length better than
Belwood, with Eon at his heels. The pace was hot
one down the backstretch and Santiago reached the
half with length the best Of Bewood Tapped by Eon.
As they came on the far turn Beiwood got up TO
santagos giIth Tsral took another pull and Eon was
back two lengths. When they wore sratghened for
home Tara let Eon have MS head and he strode over
his competitors in impressive style. Then. taking him
in hand again two lengths with Santiago sec
ono a length and a half before BelwoOd.
FOURTH EACE-Purse $3.50, Of which s10O TO second.
Selling. Five and a ha1 furIongs.
Undne s stable y eh 6 i5 600 BY N AEy o5 IL
Prank Tay'Or's Oh. Centnur a. ,Illl-r,,i,o 81
santa anita Stables b. c. Clio 4, loG ,eaf. -
j. Iio J. SIS * G6 celcra. llg Ta%b Chapman ID
(Anderson Alarm Rel lOi Martin AiohSws - Mn,-i.
81 BRYANT. Lady Cnde Perkinsj and Sequence eo's
l01 (Smnhj eso ran. moi,
Pools-Rinfax $50 Cerberus go fed $50.
After a long delay they were sen: on in good -hape'
when Rinfsx rushed and the others unable V
get to him any art Of the race which he won by Two
lengths from Centaur beat clio hall length Tor 'he
place big crowd gathered on the track a. the "liho
was being sold and after bidding he was knockeu
down % .Frid" Walbaum 5000 surplus q SlooO.
FIFTH EACE-Puse $500 entrances slj each TO second
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6 SSao B. 2 y %a'i fi6 y S5.'' rom
6. T. smiths b. h. Kern ., ios...C sinns' II -
Aetna stables ch. Quotation lO4 Drake Dol
Carroll 10 Il. Lewis. Eric l2O tIarai, and D.
Charles. 90 (Nar'aezJ. also rag
sd Po %. 80 St Charles 'i' 0'i'i 'iO A''H
from good start Quotation ran and took command
by lengths first quarter This she held u the
half when Eric up followed by St Charlie, and Waiter
SON. and the were tapped into the stretch An eA'
citing home resulted IN wcn-eaTncd victory for wat
terson by length from Kern. length better than Quota
40 bid for winner.
THE ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
great programme presented for tomorrow. as viii
First r1ee-9ynsrs ha9disap Ave agd hall furiongso
Princess - ling 5n 30. Vsypete 30 St. Cha"s ''
Second race-Mne AID . fnrong Uncle Boo III Ber
nuds IL Bulnnch lOl, Palestine 80.
Third raee-ssvea firones: Cesta RIGA 1IS Montague
100 Sade 81 vlrsin II o5.
Fourth race-One mile; Ils Little Mlnch
a. p III III bes dor 1903 bsisy = i63 dsIGsrt i0f
Fifth rsce-seling; furlongs Busted 100 Daissman
10 Black SOod lls caewood 49, Perlcs III yndham
III Lord Lat los. PennyIoYal lo5 Post Odds lO5'
The pool sales:
FIRST rAre-Pflneess Bowling s25. oeypete sl2. St.
Charles 40, Teariess s., held "a.
Second race-Bsrnluda ESQ, Uncle Bob s25 field g.
Third raceRall hoo go Costa Itlca s2O sayin $40.
Belle Of u anee SID, Sequence COLI s.. held "a.
FouFth race-BugingtOR s25 Castaway II al, Li1ss