New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

having won nvc Of the value Of $3.50 each this
FIRST RAcE-A sweepstakes Of $50 each for all
ages, with $1,000 added Of witch 500 to second and
slOO 70 third Winner Of any this meeting
tseing rnces not couDting) TO carry N extra; OF
two or more IN extra. Three-year-ods and upward
that have not since August %, II non.winners
Of 1850 this year. allowed n Six furlongs
;, - s. Betting f.
pTysss Ss aol EnG 1se By spnSS o.,
]. 4. s 4 H. MorTSs s ch. T. reckon % oU'
W. C. Days ch. T. Laughing water, g. So 10 ID
q. LambleyjS 25-l 81
Mutuals-Kings.On straight paid 81 10. place Is 90;
Laughing water made the running to the turn. where
she passed by Reckon who led stretch When
Wei, Strengthened for run in -ngsion came 10
the front and won ia a canter by neck Tara
drawing nnc finish. Reckon beat Laughing Water
lengths.
SECOND RAcE-A sweepstakes o, $50 each. for three
year-olds and upward; with s1oOG added OF which
$500 70 second and 800 to third. Winner OK any
race at this meeting TO carry N extra Non-winners
OF $1,000 this year allowed n. Other horses not
with 81 500 added, OF which 1850 10 second and $3.50
to third One mile and a quarter.
s. Betting f.
Falsetto-Semper Viye los (Sims1 81 TO
g. b. Morris's b. g. 'strathme2th. lie: -
]. A & A. II. Morriss b. c. TcfFiner' lis
ro.,a,o. 49,. GI'' 3Tais} - a.
ssS%aa5 nssS IS straight paid s27 CO. place 90 90
Terrider started OF with n comfortable lead but was
Joined at the quarter by Strahmeath and the
three raced necks apart the head of the homestretch
where they were colared by Porchester who had been
loungng along in the under q double wrap. In the
stretch Sims sitting perfectly STILL Portchester drew out
and in "trot lengths ;Strahmeath second,
a neck before TERRIER Pessara last
FIFTH RACE-A sweepstakes $50 each, for maiden
t"o-year-olds, with $1,000 added, OF which $500 to
second and 800 to third Weights 10 N above tho
scale with an allowance Of n for each time beaten
since May II. Five furlongs.
s. Betting f.
w% dSot: pS csmpb 1Gs Bengal S Is9 IL,
o. EGroess eh c. - by Enquirs,f,,IIBarSi al 20
w HendrIc's b. T. Lady Superior III .,..
MsE%Oqt, % MdEeley al al al
MonoPO;t (NSryoez( ID S-I
St. Beni: jHs RGi 81 Fl
Detroit Time a. La"0ley'o
RIM Mut co straight paid $40 So place slo 'O
After much sklrmshing at the post the flag fell on
wretched start the youngsters being widely scattered
Detroit and ST. Denis all but left Bengal got OIL
in front in his stride, and making the whole Of the running
won with ridiculous case by length and hali the bHVa
colt second length before Lady Superior, who got Oh
badly. but made up much ground IN the stretch
SIXTH RACE-A selling sweepstakes Of $50 each, for
hreeyear-ods and upward with 900 added, Of which
$500 to second and 500 to third One mile and
sixteenth.
s. Ro''ln Fl
w. Lakeend's br. C. Willie L., by Fals3e a, G,
G.. Forbess b. g. Arab g. 1o8.. .CLittefed) 16-5 Go
w. IL. Timmons CHI. g. Benedictine, g. 100. - -
E Ei1t!s T. w. & &asSSis7 .
WrOy, 3, 81 (car. S9l2)-..-.-. 81 80 ~
CyDosure, s. 1O4....... tLamDley) d -
Timc-l 40
Mutuals-wie L. straight paid $37 so, place sl2 80 ;
Arab place S14 80.
Kitty T., followed by Willie L., made the running
others much strung out. In the stretch baby
Lambley up While l., who came away with rush
and easily by two lengths; Arab second, length
before Benedictine.