New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-20

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the second choice but ran in tho worst possible SS'0
after winning good race only a few days ago. ,,,
Thanks 10 Tarals fine riding. Actor won the hi'h
race. Temple second and Harlem third. Niehnir
The favorite ran mseraby. smart hght"e,e.t
Anisher could have the race win Mr. ']..
AIcald, who had much speed and carried hsnV ".'en
49,. Nv Ndqelev lost his wits completely in the honio
stretch and Alcalde came In fourth. - ,ho socond
The sixth race won rather easily oy .S Se and
SoSo third Bergen rode Soho lazy lstlessy ana as
dGnty The iayGTte d AT n6 S his taT Weight, liz
bounds nor the large field of starters the narrow S
the sharp turns sun Arab R as an OF Control and
might properly be included in Its hst fToDaoy VIZ
shall Arab in eac antri race BY IN the second choice
Sir George with Luray second and Goldstep tntu'
Naraez did some singular riding n On ' az the head
Of the homestretch, and looked very dahger9us No, IN
Narvaez, for some Teaon o6 oD easily
compaoentIy and comfortably behind them until ne
came the S nS c TRfR ne and ascd his %kp
writer was by the fence at the lower end OF the tbI
and was watching %as weTy pulling
Seems TO be an in-and-outer too lie rode homor
and ST. Charles fairly we'll.
DETAILS Of JHE haClNO'
FIRST RACE-A sweepstakes Of $50 each, for three
vooroIds and upward with 900 added. Of which
500 to second and 500 to third Winner OF single
race at meeting to carry N extra OF TWO rae'
n; OF three, n. Other horses not moving WI.
al 200 or five races Of any value this year, allowed
? H. Six '1il''S'' ST. D''' Pf
A. J. Joyner's en-. q. Chesapeake, by st.
Biaise1su'quehann0 yr'' 12 EM @;G; e-5 1-e
A. F. uilman's b. g. G. w. Cook 8 122;
Empire Stables CHI. c. TormcnsOr, is; o., 81
E EaGs RI RaS 3 acSs 3, 1I6R wIs%; 2S
MefIden 5 iioT sl :i; Si'mon' SO-i W.
Straight paid $40 90, place 81 s5
g. W. Cook place sl4 o.
After tedious delay the flag fell fair start Bergen
at once took G. W. Cook TO rear out OF harms way
and never lot his head loose he turned into the home
stretch Chesapeake Major Domo and india Rubber made
the running to stretch, where Domo died away 70
ing and Rubber became vulcsnizcd Cook who haa oe'
trailing now came up great burst Of speed and came
near nppng the post Chesapeake who won oy he''
Cook second, two lengths before Tormentor'
SECOND RACE-A handicap sweepstakes Of SZO each W
So If declared with 81, 600 added, Of which s2oo 10
second and 500 to third. One mile
''''"' So betting f.
FmnIre Stables br. h. Maidstone by Wander
bt-N1na Turner, yrs, III n:;rn;;,; as I'D
Ira L. Ram,Eclrs b. c. Homer, yrs. 100 @, 20
W. c. Days blk. g. Dalsyriant 93isr; an, 1o-1
Kinqmaker. 4. eo............C%. IassiSy 2SS-I IL
T Fniit Blackburn, !, 81 40
Dead heat ,
Observation-Disclosures straight PAID - ~ piS'e @Oo
Homer straight paid 500 o. place eli TO-
Tula blackburn made the running for half mile ana
was passed by Dalsyrian. who under fu head OF steam
shot to the front like vamoOse ana showed snp We"
the homestrech Here Maidstone. who had been lounghg
along in the rear up the running AZ the 1urohg
post he had Of lengths, but Hamilton hau maue
too much use Of him. and he was quitting iast HOMER
pressure caught him on the post ana the veroc Oh
the judges a dead heat Dasyran thlrd was oeaVeh
n length and a half. The stake was divided.
THIRD RACE-THE WILLOW STAKES For miles
two years old $50 EACH h. T., with $3.50 added, OF
which $3.50 to and 800 to third Non-Winners
Of twoyear-old stake selling stakes overnight sweep
stakes and handiceps not counting) allowed H. Six
'''''"'' s. Re''ln Fl.
&c. McLewee's CHI. +. Yorkvine Belle, by
MIser-ThOra. rs N Gear 1le3} Mummy; IA out
Foxhar Keene's CHI. I. -, by Warwick 20 o,
S. BP7ans chs Emma Primrose IlSi,; 70, >,
Nette B., 'Wjiams, '7 ii
Salonica, U.S. ~ T
Mntuals-Yorkyflle Belle straight paid % 49, pace
SO Cokena fy place Flf %
The Cocna nly acted badly the post. and finally got
Of last She was not motion when the nag f'li Inc
said after the race t13t MI htcho hau ''
word bv 'Polo Jm'' that the lly acted badly not to
waste too much time on She overlook her horses
Crochet made running to the head OF the steOch 'e
p running second, Iorkville Bele third Inc belle
srode over her horses in the last furong and won IN
common canter by three lengths the Ccna ally second
the same distance before Emma Primrose MI heehe
went to Mr. Dryer efter the race and strongly hvagheu
agans. the start Mr.. Dryer spoke to Mr.. Caldwell
nstruetne him TO send his horses further back at inc
start and to take that none were lett
| FOURTH RACE-THE FIRST SPECIAL For three
yearolds and upward 800 each, half forfeit; with
| $1,000 added, of which $1,000 to second and S55 t
'"'' '"' D'''' s Ret'ln F.
| D. T. Pulsifcr-5 b. h. Tenny by Rayon dOr
| Belle Of haywood yrs, ~ D., u IN,
NJ. car +, DH H!SP} 6r. h: Kingston aged ont
Time :O9l,.
Mutuals--renny straight paid IS o5. place 1915; Rcy
Murphy took Rey del Fey to the front at the start
and set a lively pace Tenny sluggish and Barnes
hit him several times with the whip TO get him under
wav Hamilton took a double wrap Kingston ano
rode waiting race. On the backsretch Murphy helped
| his mount along by repeatedly nourshing his whip
and Rey del Rey gradually drew away from MS pursuefS
| Hamilton fearing 10 let him get lorg a lead, sci
| sail for him on the turn and Kingston passed Tenny
as II the latter were anchored Rey del Rey led mt
the stretch by lengths and Murphy then sat oowr
| IN a hard drive home Kingston hung back, and Hamil
| ton too hogan riding Then Tenny loose, and lik
an electric bolt passed 10th his opponents The race
was over The swaybaek galnped home the easles
possible winner BY three lengths Rey del Rey four length
before Kingston VINO pulled up Tenny pulled vi
lame and limped oil the rack
tRTH RACE-A selling sweepstakes OF $40 each 10
tWovearods with 81 900 added, OF which 1900 20 sec
| ond and 900 to third. Winner OF any race at thi
meeting to carry n extra. Allowances. Five and
"'H '''''"' s. betting F.
| Wacott & Campbes b. c. Actor, by Fall
| setto-Mafy Anderson, 1l3 r. (car. I'D; .
| p J. Dryer Sons br. c. Temple, los .
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Foxhall Kcene's en- I. Harlem, Id. ~
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