New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-09

tina. he had the race and simply sat sti ne nAu
foraotten the angle at TIE nnisA which pace" nl'"
ION IN. near SIDE, AZ Disadvantage Colonoi SIn
MONS hir.sen looking up the stIetch' 50" t1' -
Flor,an was in front and decided thas ue 20.
coald not lose but. when he put his eye 70 enc 49,
,as a, Tho finish and saw the horses pass them HIS High
ness was neck in front; So F1o9ian second, VINO pea'
Lconawcil a MEX for the place. -
THIRD RACE,-rHE CAPE NAY HANDICAP a sweep
stakes for vhreeyear.olds. 500 each, with s2'ooo
added Of which $500 to the second and $3.50 to the third
u Ni'' ana '''''' 81 n''''P Fl.
J. A. A. i; Morr,'s .h T. E HTssSo Sy a., o-5
L. Stuart & Co.'S b. c: FickhieE5s4g; 10 o, az
B. Meclelland's Dr. c. Bermuda, ll3:.::.;o
sTv., Prince os.A tSSR pGsF5Sp' 4Ss-I 10!
Rev del Rev 12i.............. (Murphyl 10 -
fe tss % YoC car ti 1GS6bSSS III Il
Price against the stable
nicEer place eli 20.
chimes and Ludovfc did not start. After delay
the Geld got of with Lizzie in 'front.' Bermuda got on
we'll but Anderson took him back to wait with Rev del
Rev, simply throwing his chances Silver Prince
second place in the run over the Materhorn al.
Reckon third. Half way down the stretch there was
general closing up among the leaders and Murphy mode
desperate efforts 20 get UP with Rey del Rey, but failed
sienay. Anderson made foeble attempt with Bermuda
when it late. him In one pocket after anoehr
and did get him fairly going till the race was won
by Reckon who drew in the last sixteenth with
fine burst Of speed and without effort by two ehets
plckncker second. length before Bermuda Tho rare
suit Reckon. being reduced to sprint In the
last eighth.
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each
II declared out sl 500 added, of which sSoO 70
second and $3.50 to third. One mile and quarter
s. ne''ln Fl.
E. v snedeEer's b. g. Riot BY Jack Cade7 o., IL
L. Stuart & CO.'S Oh. H. Stockton, aged lOS 80 .-5
NJ. F. Dryers b. h. Banquet ., ii2i,y. % as
Kinessm = 100 Ccar' 1ols) RersSS8 49, 81 81
P Ps%n 100 Gear. 10y datte2S III al 81
Mutuas-Riot straight paid Sill CO. place siI as;
Stockton place Sill.
Prather did not start Stockton made all the running
closely attended by Riot and Tere Dcmuth was never
third. In the last sixteenth Riot cut loose and
passing Stockton with the greatest ease, won comfortably
by half length Stockton second, half length before
Banquet
FIFTH RACE-Sweepstakcs for three-year-ods and up
ward OF $40 eah $1,000 added. Of which 800 to
second and slC0 to third. Selling allowances Seven
furlongs.
s. Rs''in f.
settO-Pearl 1hOlne. VS. 1oS n 5:;a:n; ., as
j. W. ROGerss oh. I. Celia, 8, 90, *, Al
C. Llttleneld jr's Oh. c. Advehturer 8. 10 :,
Lima 3 5Hamitd8} 81 ii
Queen q TIugp'. 8 1OotD @Gooj} 1901 43-i
H fSaIn Tnishs ,ssa @dPsls ss$9
Jim Clare aged 1os' Time. % '''One'' iO-i
Mutuals-Pearl Set straight paid SO 3D. place 81 90
Celia place s2J As.
crazer hlly than Adelina went to the post
shed pitch and she'd tar, she'd end she'd swar
she'd snort and she'd cavort" She delayed the start
quarter and the other horses going by her
tantrums. At they all got Off Queen OF Irumps
Lima and Celia the pacemakers Inside the last
fulong Pearl Set drew out and by half length
Celia second, length before AdventureF
SIXTH RACE-THE MIRAGE STAKES, A free welter
weight handicap sweepstakes of go coch with $1,000
added OF which 500 TO the second and 500 to the
iN Betting.
st. FL
Foxhal Keenes oh. -, by Warwick
COkena, =, 50 b............(A CONngtcnl lU-l o-r
NJ. t. Dryers blk. c. Manhansett ., 100
(Bergem 70 IL
C.. J. Kellys br. h. Kingstock J. 1913
Kirsh . 100. (Lambley "a II
<nansack D 100 .... iTaylorj 8 1O-1 al
Ilje X q 1lj........ &C Iayton) 3O-1 10-1
Enid 2 9S.....................(Do geetu0 l0-l ii
' " Time :OOi..
Mutlas-Cokena hliy straight paid eco So place
434 % Msnhansctt place 81 o..
The Cokcna FLY took the lead at the start, made the
whole running and clevery by scant length
Maphansett second a length before KingstOck.