New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-21

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DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Frec handicap sweepstakes for non-wln-
Of 800 in 1891. of $40 each with 81 900 added
Of which 500 to the second and s10o to the third
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W. . D9lg' p c Charley n Pos: by Kipsse
J. A. Bachelor. b. c. woodcdtser,a G 81 81 ~
W. jennings. b. Mary Stone, a lynn 4O-i IL
pay Eoos'u q. 100 100 C &5ssP Fl
s si eGre e B. 1Ss sT cat iO am;agg 81 I'll
S Sa6r b6mo s. haSssy a. Out out.
Pulled up " his Jockey.
m G FS place s ..rI Rs sa p S
KinssOck and Pagan were reserved for the Nth race
After short delay the flag fell fair start all the
horses being notion As the field reached the timing
flag Littlcneld pulled up sharply and Major Domo
left The jockey said afterward that the horse jumped
in the air and stopped Charley Post drew the
the clubhouse and took commanding lead which he
held the end winning by three lengths; Wood.
cutter second. neck before Mary Stone Soho and
Daisy Woodruff close UP. The judges called up
Littiehad to ask why he pulled up, and his explanation
that the horse jumped in the air was all thot they could
get out OF him.
SECOND RACE-Sweepseakes for twoyear.olds, Of $50
each added which to the second and
500 TO the third the be auction for
$4,000. Allowances. Three quarters OF mile.
g. Rs''nf F.
S. $; Browns b. c: Assc9ndsr. BY Spend;
]. McLaughlins b. {. Take Back, los;
Rancoca. Stable. oh. c. Rinlt2, 1sss. .,,:;
Eros IS PENN 81 6-j
K K5s4a,sk So Mldsseyy 1o 81
Ssrsi;s s. car soisj,-,-,.CT Flynn ~ 81
PecallH es-.-.' CGrahaH) lS-l 6-l
straight paid $40 25 place s12 so
ousrtermastor and Aniquipa withdrawn. Knapssck
almost left but made up the ground TO his field before
reaching the clubhouse Here Pcca within
ace being thrown the fence and her rider Graham
pulled up his life and hers. This put the FLY out
OF the race she lost ten lengths Service led out Of
sight closely attended by Take Back and Alright Take
Dack shut the south field turn and lost much
ground Service tired and Alright up the running
In the Abscorer up the outside, and in
driving finish clevery By two lengths Take Back
second. a head before Riato,
THIRD RACE-THE DELAWARE HANDICAP, sweep
$50 each. with 81 $50 added Of which $3.50 to
the second and $3.50 the third. One mile and
quarter. Closed March .. 1891, with 50 subs.
8 R'''lns r.
j. A. & A. H. Morrss oh. f. Reckon, by
flnsro-P'FhaDs yrs 100 f Piii w. Non.
The nOn-appearonce Of Badge and Algonquin gave
Reckon a walkover.
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes for two.year
dds Of $50 each. with $1,000 added. of which 5000 to
the second and sco the third Threo-quartcrs of
Hl'' s. Betting n
A.6s5l H. N }sI 30 A59 gi, B Al s5
]. NJ jefcOsts CHI c Hamilton 11 p5,aa:; - a.,
Boyle Ittensla's b. f. II Earq9sIlis55s o :.
shenandoah a. co1 9sFssa III gI
Wah jim caytonl DOL 81
%Faqf2'iS COLI Mdr o iey 15-i CT
Left at the post.
Hamilton MHtGal paSe g g. '-sn' PAU clio 'O p''0
Kir.ch. Moonraker and Take Back were withdrawn
OKelv refused when the flag feu and left
at the post B. took up the running at the
led all the way and by length; Hamilton second.
two lengths before FL Ramellete Wah Jim ran prom-
neny for half mile and quit Hamilton lay out Of his
ground Tor qve fonss and had not speed enough to make
10 up In the stretch
FIFTH RACE-Bree handicap sweepstakes Of $50 each
added Of which $3.50 to the second and 500
70 '''' ''-''' '--S '-~ s. Betting F.
}. G. FoIinsshy's Dr.; h. Kingmaker by
Wsrwiek-sster TO Jim Douglas nsrjyn IT, O.,
NJ + DvJ;l'; b. G. Banqnet il.IlfSss:3o ~ or,
RancOcas Stables oh: h. Pagan, s. los, =,
Kingstock, 5, 1Oe... IIergenl 19-l 81
Rover 4. 90...... 90 IAmoey) U -o-I o-l
Acknowledgements straight paid 81 c5 place ST. 50
Banquet place 81 90.
Eclpse and Major Domo did not start KnFnaker was
of In front to fair start, but In rounding Picnic Hill
Rover gained lead In tho run TO the clubhouse Rover
maintained his advantage with Pagan, Kingmaker Ban
quet and in hot pursuit on the south field turn
Kingmaker forged to the front again and first into
the stretch Banquet coared him at the furong post and
was in turn challenged by Pagan In the yeliest sort
Of finish Kingmaker by neck; banquet second
head before Pagan.
SIXTH RACE-Sweepsakes for three-year-olds and up
ward Of $50 each with 81 600 added OF which 5000 20
the second and 800 the third the winner Co be sold
at auction for $1,000. Allowances. Seven fnrlongs
s. betting Fl.
Athena Stables ch h Beck. By peTtram57, -
Glendale Stables B. NJ Pearl Set; nd a jos Is
J. H. 4t Lewis wis h. - b. G. Ita6efs; Sgsd ilo IN
Register, g. loo o so i1''eheld' 10
Mutuas-Beok straight paid IS S. place SO 40; Pearl
Set place SO 40.
Srocco Was withdrawn. Register, closely attended oy
Beck made the running around the clubhouse In The
straight run to the big turn Beck shot to the front and
when he came sight had gained lead OF three lengths
This advantage he steadily increased and running away
from horses In the stretch. won pulling up by ten
lengths Pearl Set second length before Lthber VINO
did not to be ridden out
SEVENTH RACE-Sweepstakcs for maiden twoyear-ods,
$40 EACH with $3.50 added, OF which 800 to the
second and $50 % the third Lhlfles 70 De Mdle az
Morris or Jerome PARK by Thursday. -Four and a
half furongs.
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