New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-22

B. Mcclelhnd's CHI I. Bonnie Burke. io2.
w n.2drs,s s6 Got.cnade 49, s s 1czi 81
Alma loS Csimms john Wrinkle 1o2 (Nsryaezl, sac
fgss Ss Hony Mad sO s q Rse; gE liz
(Hortonl, Grafton 1o2 (Steyensonj and sranahan 80
Pools-Iohn Wrinkle So, COttonode S. Bonnie Burke
1t was excellent start from which Gray Goose
out half length before Foreigner. with the Alma colt
third and Uncle SIN fourth As they came on the
turn Uncle moved second place and was at the
quarter Of Gray Goose they turned into the stretch
Then strobe maiestealy to the 'front.' but
quickly challenged by Bonnie Burke but he beat the
litter home easily by threequarers length, with
tonode three lengths back
THIRD RACE-Purse $780, Of which 800 to second.
Owners handicap. One mile.
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P $s$$s: b s h f fsdy t5f.IisI 81
L. 5, si5sss oh. m. Belle dor q
Gear Nbfysnpo III il
Poos-Raene $40, fed so
Tanner and Racine and together. On
the backsrctch Racine got half length in front Of
Tanner, while the otaer were completely outpaced
Racine under pull allowed Tanner TO run beside him
and he finally won in strong galop by half length.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 800 Of which SIS TO second
For beaten horses. Two furlongs
s. Betting f.
J. =, sea aG .s blk c. oIinocO; by Oman
sooggsn Bros CHI f. Lady gndss los
Arizona s sSsb Oi +. GTatitads, iGs.,
Finlae, 20 CHusese1 oesl5n; ITO GcSGey; BLACK
90 Rogers and Fes5Ss % S@' Lily, also ran.
Pools-Fnde $50, field $50
From good start Gratitude the first show and
got to the first furOnr half length before oberln and
Lady Unde two length, from Fflide On the far turn
Unde Gratitude and Oberlin Tapped, but the
latter fell back stretch. and Fude
his place they to the last furong, orinoeo
through and by three parts of length from
Lady unde, WHO length before Gratitude, head
before Fllde.
FIFTH RACE-PURsE 500, Of which s75 to second For
beaten horses. Five fur!ongs.
g. Re''a F.
James T: PEPPERS CHI t. w " %1i;. By,
waicOtS { csmpOsf's Dr. c Bengal. ?. % :,
G. B. MOrrs's b. c. King Mac, 3, 9t.,.,,a
Cos:s -' Rica 10 5MaI.hs Maggie Beck "a q. Cooks
and Vintage Time ally r, ITO Signs ns also ran
Pools-Costs Rca $40. King Mac 81, field $50
Bengal got lengths the best Of the start and Wood
second also well in front Of the Others so that
tie race lay solely between them Bengal remaiEed in
command until sixteenth, when Woodlawn passed
and beat home by length; King Mac third, length
back.
ing allowance. Six furlongs.
' g. Reif F.
Frau; s6rG 1fslsi: Oh yrs IS 0i3 s 3 Baron
" B. jennings ed c. Busted tf,I jlS IS J..
% Eghn PalsSmpp 35 S@'1S av Fsri ic
l Gor.Sn Josie wes IS o. cook Sequence oG
ts HlH;jj, and Graduate % nsIya9t also ran.
sa Iq1sy sd i se@Gs g E, colt 81 Grad
Luray rushed OF with the lead and two lengths
ahead of the Sequence Busted at the half He
kept this advantage all the way the last furong and
looked like winner, when Centaur came with an ir-
resstble rush from the rear, il he had dropped from
the clouds and beat Luray home by length while
Rusteed got third. The winner was bought IN loF
81 SIS, advance of 1918.
These are the entries for tomorrow
First aos U5IGnss for fG F FaI9n
@bc 4G' and Judge ToTccy iSs each Bonnie Burke The
Queen and Madrid 1o5 each
second rasSHe Rs India Be RgOSF orange 1 L a%S
Virgin ne each, Maggie Beck 1903.
f III. Los Angeles '"' ''"'l's' ~ ''"'
Poi9Asats ss2ss: fof La 'A Fesys is6
Woodbena 10 Longleaf 1906 3sHta Anna 100
Fifth Iaee-seliing Mic and sixteenth Ere ill.,
colt 100, vosburg and Taeuean % EACH MabeAe 9o'
The pool ats We we're as follows:
First race-Aetor s25, Bonnie Burke SO Iandon $40
Cotonade Furnish, sa.Oniea and The Queen IS each
Psd Gs kd RG s0 os sS So f Lord
Third race-Los Angeles and Santiago coupled 800
Carroll $l2.
Fourth race-La Tosca $50. Santa Anna 81. wOOdbena
80. Long eat 50.
Fgnb racoCar,olI s25. Gettysburg Eric and Mabelle
So each vosbug Sequence colt and Gertie D. $40 each
An extra selling Of five and hall uriongs VIII be
given, entries TO close to-mouoW morhNlk