New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-02


quarters OF length Galndo ridden out second, four
lengths before Kilkenny
THIRD RACEA sweepstakes for three yearolds and up
wsrd OF $50 each with $1,000 added Of which $3.50 to
the second and 800 to the third Weights IA n above
the scale. Allowances. One mile
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A. TnomyP;cn's b. +. Mabel Glenn. D9 Z. ios
j. y MgihOlland's D. T. Taiia Blacs SUES 81
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s16 s straight paid IS u.s. place SO 20
Frontenae' woodcutter, Worth, Gerte D.. saunterer
and ENGLISH Lady were withdrawn Chesapeake went to
the 'front.' at the start made the whole of the running and
won In esnter by four lengths The others never could
get near him. Tulla Blackburn was beaten at the three
quarters Mabel Glenn left her horses on the uppe turn
and chased Chesapeake in but could not hurry him she
however, easily captured second place by two lengths from
Tulls Blackburn.
FOURTH RACE-THE AUTUMN STAKES A sweep
stakes for tnoyearods Of $50 each with 81 500 added
Of which $500 to the sOO 70 the hItd Special
weights Futuy course about three-Qusrtcrs Of mile
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KaGis colt 3, CrIara SO 80
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acknowledgements Belle stTajrht maid s1o On ,
81 90; LeOuawell place sii o. p''O CIV 'O pace
Actor and King Cadmus withdrawn. St. Florian
was added to the field and Tara had the mount was
literally backed, notwithstanding his weight The Young.
sers had scarcely reached the post when thew wheeled
In prfect line and the flag dropped on beautiful start
When they had run furong the field began TO disinte.
CRATE, the small potatoes falling 10 the rear The Kala
colt cut out the work, with Yorkve Belle, ST. Forian
and Leonawe his closest attendants He tired badly at
the end OF half mile and way the Belle who drew
out In the straight and with by two
lengths; Leonawe second, q length before St Florap
FIFTH RACE-THE TWIN CITY HANDICAP han
dicap sweepstakes Of 800 each with So 900 added OF
which 500 to the second $500 to the third One
mile and quarter.
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more-Flower Of Meath, yrs. 1Os NJ
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F. car C. M9 ;Is, b. c. Rey del ksS 3 ~ - 81
Frontenac 100 tcar. ioSj tsims) IL 20
g. sanSSs sS6 I55. L.4fs stsB II =
English Lady, T. 1O$ Time 10 AZ rayiOFjO 81 2-i
straight gd $50 O5 pc. ss2
Betting against Dwyer stable 3 to l.
Firenzi' Bermuda. Mabel Glenn ana Loantaka did
everything. English Lady went Off in front at tho
and set moderate pace. At the quarter she was COL
Jared by Frontenac, and the raced against each
other TO the head OF the stretch where both died away
to stAndstil "old Bones" Raceland lounged along
in the rear for mile Rey del Rey Strathmeath
and Sir John almost for seven furlongs and
half behind the pair Of leaders. On the turn Strsth
meath moved up on the outside. Murphy attempted
to do the same on the inside with Rev del Rey but
found himself shut out, and obliged to pull up This
cost him two or three lengths In the stretch Strath
meath came away under gentle pull, chased by RAN
land, and finally by Rey del Rey found an opening
But he was never caught Coming on. with Covingt6n
sitting perfectly STILL he easily by a length RacelaDd
second head before Rey del Rey
SIXTH RACE-THE WELLER STAKES A swo4nstakos
for threeyeards and upward Of $25 each with 81 600
added, OF which 800 to the second and 500 to the
third % n added weight for age. Allowances One
mile and three'sixteenths, on the turf.
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Eolus-Lsdy Grace, yrs, 12S d,
s. Loves Oh. 6. St. Luke, aged. 136o. .,.Y.l,
Keystone Stables b. h. Gettysburg 5, 1855
Backbone, aged, 1872 .tG. Covington) @ al II
fOiS0m T. imea 20 CclaytOn)o 81 2-l
Mutuals-John Cavanagh Straight Maid s1515 noco
% 10; ST. Luke place $15 05. - f
Philosophy remained in his box fSettvsburg not ~
In 'front.', but Andersos took quadrupe wrap on him
ana pulling him TO the rear, kept him there till he was
osgused and Thoroughly beaten. John Cavanagh being al
o"ed to take the lead and keep all the way won rather
easily by half length, st. Luke hard ridden second
three lengths before Gettysburg who heat plac.tho,n
neck Blackthorn seemed to be trying He receivad
inc popular injection before going to the post but if
isleo 70 work Taral's the bulletin hoard
as the rider Of Folsom but Clayton had the mount Fol
som was beaten half mile from Gettysburg came
in very lame.