New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-11

Time-f 10 60.
c.1assS4s oses Sc: Straight paid ''l '' place 81
ST. Forlsn Notus and Ismplshter were withdrawn An
ordinary start the youngsters OF at lively pace Fo'
three urOngs they raced In line across tbs track Ve
looking very doubtful. Before reaching me De"u
Daeonet took the lead and leaving the others az every
stride won IN a caster by neck Cendclabm seeonu'
length and a half before Actor, who beat Ludwig anu
wightman a neck.
FOURTH RACE-THE BRIDGE HANDICAP. For
eyesr-olds. handicap sweepstakes of SIPS each
s. 500 added the second receive $500 Of the added
money and 20 per cent the stakes the third 10 per
"' 3 R'''InfRi Fl.
b %Scels9ds Bermuda, BY Bsssep u.s. as
Gloucester Stables Oh. c. india Rub6st 100 g &,
F. @. MeLewees b. c. Rey del Re-, 1igi;;;o Al II
RR sse:sr }}Ssiitt5S f$ nj :;
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Kdee' i;;r1oS.g se 9.5 am0'eS'O
MutuasBermudo s srsight G PAID SIS 49, place $40 49,
India Rubber place s36 Oh.
TerriAer did not start Kdeer and Russell went Gus
TO make the pace when the flag fell The latter soon
passed the hy made bhe running around the hfs'
turn. Rev del Rey last tout Of his ground many
thought Bermuda lay well up, and as soon a. ne
e,ched the bsckstretch passed his horses Is 'ney
anchored and took the lead Thereafter tho Issue
never was in doubt BERMUDA in the stretch
and won with ridiculous ease by lehgM murphy
awoke TO q OF his position at the haH-mile posi-
and began driving keY ue1 key w hrtP "t"iH """"o
distance Of tn leader But Rcy del Rey had lain too
far back and could never get up In the stretch In
fighting finish India Rubber outrsn him. ana secured
second place, half length before Rey del Hey
FIFTH RACE-THE AVERAGE STAKES sweep
stakes for three-yeaI-olds and upward, Of $50 each
with 81 500 added which $3.50 to the second and $50
TO the third Allowances. One mile and threesix'
'''''''' g e'''ln Si.
A. J. JOyneI's Oh: g; chesapeake, BY ~
Hoooken Stables b. o. Ksnwsod, J, io2:::;; =.
J. N. MulhOuand's b. f. Tuls Blackburn ~ .
Prince Royal, g. 1o9. 40 .(Sms)o 81 q
Mutuas-Chesspeake straight paid sls 65, place 80 4O
Kenwood place $40 TO-
Such an exhibition has not been on raceccWse
in many months. Chesapeake went out Like quarter
horse when fell and the others badly tangled
I'D that they could get Strengthened out extended
Prince the post lame and beaten exactly
sixteenth OF a mile Tullo Blackburn gave up the
chase at the head the stretch KenwoOd kept on after
the leader and came catching him, "a In the hist
furong chesapeake tired very fast. At time the
bsckstreteh he he'd lead Of lengths. The quarter
was run "a 15 seconds the half in 40 and the three
quartz in l44
SIXTH RACEA handicap sweepstakes of sl5 each, with
900 added OF which $3.50 to the second and 800 to
the third One mile and three furlOpgs. turf
st ss'on s.
R. Baaey's Oh: g. Iceberg by Start start
wa sati' b. tangg6 ss li oA Snowfall d
G T. ilo Rands 5 e. Eo1ioid 8, 5PSssss8 81 7SIS
Time-2 :27.
Mutuals-Iceberg straight paid S02 80, place $40 So
SNOWFALL place ~ 80.
made the running for six furlongs and at one
time had all the horses driving to keep up ST. Luke
was the first to crack. Miller did ride him with skill
or judgment. Iceberg took the lead from FoXford in the
stretch, and looked easy winner till challenged by
SNOWFALL, who disputed every inch Of ground and was
beaten only short head FOxfOrd third, was beaten
length and a half