New-York tribune., 1891-08-26

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]. p Dawes's b. h. RedfeIov g. (Issii'hcT Isi 7O-i ID
W. B: Jennings's b. f. Luella H.. taT16 IIo6 81
Santa Anita Stables b. EI1fan1msll ml'!aI IT, FL
r,mo q. Lcws11o 1o-1 5-2
A., ,Poons-Inferno s1o Luena D. $40. Redfellow s.
wOodbcna cot three lengths the best Of the start and
went flying along the backsetch to the hair where she
leo Dy hree lengths Win hperanza second length and
half from Redelow As they came round the lower turn
woodbena began TO lose ground and the others closed up
rapidly. Inferno then with r,isb and won in
drive by three parts Of length woodbena who boat
Rcdfeow head.
SECOND RACE-THE RENNER STAKES For three.
year-olds. 500 each, half forfeit s25 ~ declared
$500 added Of which $500 70 second 500 Of stakes
to third One mile and threc-quarters
s.. betting Fl
MsIss TF9ns T1yG5i eampss b & . ih r. T. SNOW 49, &
Santa AnIt' Stables b. c. San JosggIn' ios
Time-31o. 81
Pools-Nallera $50, J. Il. SO, Snowfall sill San
Joaquin 80.
There was good start and Taral sent SNOWFALL out to
make pace and the three lengths before j.
d, vh, length from san Joaquin with Vpncrl n
rear In this order they ell tho way 10 the stand
but going round the tum Taral attempted 10 sneak
away. lie made sudden rush with Snowfall.
aud in tWinknng was eight lengths
tho quarter, with J. d. second four lengths from
san Joaquin with Valera SIN IN the rear: but there
was O change on the blckstretch. The gap made by
SNOWFALL galualy lesscned and at Tie half.nle pole
he was only lengths from Valera and j. b. who were
on even terms On lower turn the struggle was ex
citing and SNOWFALL turned stretch a length in
front OF the VALERA without being hustled
BY q length from J. b., who beat two lengths
San Joaquin beaten on.
THIRD RACE-THE TEST STAKES For two-vear.
forfeft n 10
or $50 by July 20, $500 added Special weights.
Seven furongs.
Sc Bcttns e.
j. Adn A. Rdss 6sls b. l zampo.t oi - 2u5
II. p Da5han's ah br f. = by LongfelIow1
j. T. Peppers b. {. Old Pepper, Iot s.
Santa Anita stables b. c. Rio Gra9dc, Ioi
Santa it.r Anita Gs Stables b. San saysdor IL
., q. LewLD 4o-1 1o-1
Pool.-Charade $50. Geld $50.
Old Pepper wen; OF with snar brit Zampost went
forward and led lengths half, sdwn's pair
second lesth before Charade but tho last moved into
second place and reached Zamposts gir
head Of the stretch There good between the
two up the stretch Charade beat Zampost neck with
the Vie ny six lengths back.
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes, SIS each
s7Oo added OF which $3.50 to second Half the stakes
TO third One mile and sixteenth.
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]. P: psves's Z. BsIls q, e osangs BY ~ Duke
Of MsntFrse-'efSey "if' yfS Steyeasonj1 eh eli o-1
o. E. Mcstea's br. h. Now-Or.NeSeF, ia
c. OK. b. T. wattcrson, 4, JIG tf6omIsonj 81 $40
gloucester Stables ch. c. India Rubber. lo5 ~
C. cOrnchlscn's b. g. King Crab, @, lis, q,
Tlme-1 .52.
Pools-Watterson $40, Now or Never el4, King Crab
g. Belle Of Orange SO, India Rubber 81
They received an excellent and India Rubber went
out as pace reaching the quarter two lengths be-
fore Bello Of They made beautiful race along
INC backsretch after passing the half Belle of Orange
cut loose rushed quickly the front and TUNED into the
stretch with lengths the best Of IT, She fought on all
challenges and by two lengths hot night Tor the
place resulted Now Never getting it by half head
from wssterson
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; entrance slj each TO second
selling allowances. Six furlongs
''''''' 81 Betting f.
L. ss,s Enrayi i6I b luke X II PlaSsourn 4Cd
keystone Stables eh. o.Apollo, g. 10 yssf: 8,
santa 1SS Anita Stables b. c. Clio l. lio....
Post Odds 81 yarya.r &ars sh IaTsh 3 & I;aS. COG
1'' '-''''" Tlme-117
Pools-once Again 500 Mabelle es, Luray s3' Apollo
50, Post odds So, field 81.
Clio held the lead for a furlong but fell back and
Hands OF went to the front and showed the way well
round the turn, when Apollo came Forward anu leu
to the furlone. Luray rushed through and oeat
q iVHnNi' S~N'~
No bid for winner.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for tomorrow as followsi
First race-F1ve furoncs: Worth 10. Tornenoor 1lO
Alarm Bell 1o5. Mabel Glenn JOB Apollo iGS @ Faor9' ina
1o9 DR. Hasbrouck O3 Lord Hairy lC3, sam Corey IO5
second race-Seven furlonGs: CGntaur 122, Lady Pu
sKer III Gertie D. III, Baeowan ITO, VersauIe Ilo
Pandora 81.
Third roce-Ftve fuongs; for twoyear-olds fqrnish %
no Carnfne 10 Alma colt ITO, Cottonade llO fuga
iO7 Money Maid 107. Fauvette 1O7
Fourth race-sx fuIlongs nue Rock i12 Pluto l05
Costa Rica 1O4 GRADUATE lOo obern 1ol Lyceum lol
Marie Lowell 50, Belle dOr %, Meanie 96
Fifth race-seven furloncs: Daesman 11o, Cnwood
no Calrary lO0 Gratitude 1Oj, Sequence colt 4C5
wyndham 1ol vosbure 81 Maggie Beck 93, Pretiwt 49,
These were the pool sales:
First raee-Nabel Glenn s25 Tormentor 81 Worth
SO Dr. Hasbrouck $40, Lord fairy 40, Held 81
Second race-Balgowan $40, Lady Pulsfer So Gerue
D. GIG Versatile 20, Centaur 81, Pandora 9l'
Third race-Cottcnade s25, Carnne $40, FURNISH %
Alma colt s5. Fauvette 81, field 81
.Fourth race-Belle dor s25, Blue Rock s2o; Lycenm
s1S NelanIe sl2 Graduate Sl1, Costa Ica $40 Marie
Lowell "a Oberln a. Pluto -
F9s,h raee-Cairary S25, Ceawood e12 Vosburg oll
saonence colt SO fratitude $40 Daesman So Pret"t