New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14

, A. r..-,,u ,,.oo, .,.na,ean A fur and prompt start
was made yestibule little in 'front.' Nomsu ,S a,a
Fqor,an third Nomad was slow 70 ge' ~ M ,.rnod
-, 49, soor ran away from him. Gafrisoh' "!i'"
.ie o'',, "a yomsd began swerving. The colt "'h'
os -, do weaycrs shuttle and 1t looked IN uls uIs
hs,f mile as II he would never get 70 Vo .irnant
ia down the hill St. Floran at MS sseu'e' a.. oor
w.. - moyrv Monarch traled in the roar Avr ' a'
.'' ..aneh the Valley Of the Shadow Oh Deiea' or
sa,an took the lead and seemed 70 DC run''"s -
v,,h,n himself Littleneld looked BACK o'ei i, ~ ho
a savy that he had his field beaten Az ieo'' r.
'.aa And 80 thought the $4,000 spectators :" ~
imssihee- "a on the lawn yestibuie, Aiiplant auu
naIig.te were under whip at the qusr'er'p, ~
honeressly beaten. Then Nomad began W .o ,,,,o,,
,aror,.e opposte the free field he reached S' ,e,,
ad,a and was coming so strong to frish'eh =.
So. ,o,,n, I'M his WHIP In doing 50 he fumoleu Va.
,os and the colt got his head. With suuuch" go
could not be accounted for he swerved Sharply ,hI
rail "Now, you - - - Idttle.
aa -, Kissed the Snapper between hts teeth L'"
go ,.,noad The two colts were nearing inc h ,,
H NC, -, ionksvs were riding hard. ST. FIOrlah TX
was weak and inenecuNe' N', ~, sAcond
dartad mast him and by a head o@ iior'a ~ h,s
,vro lengths before Merry Monarch who' 'ho'e " &,
49,, yas very tired after the race. SAID 'ohh
.,o,r,s. "He was at least twenty minutes eoln,ns ~
re was beaten because he was too tired 70 20 any
=, ia Tho first time / have seen the colt tifeu' -
FIFTH RACE-For thiee.yesrolus anu up"" 1000 IN
49, ., 900 each with 81 500 added OF which cow "
go .oord and 1900 70 the third. Winners OF uree VI
mara races I'm 1891 TO carry N extre Non'"inne' "a
1so1 allowed Il three years old, ID; iour Se''' ''
ord inward. ~ ID. One mile and quarter
and 0p"'''' s. betting Fl.
NJ F. Dwycrs br h. EqgstOn By I,d spsna, s2o out
ws sSElIs7H %6a%p6sls h. DaOlO a1 n 1915 ID
wslco.t & Csmpbelps b. H. cassius O. a4 2o-1 So
,,no,.. a 100. I(Cbsmesj l2-1 2-l
Mutuals-Kngston straight pad e 'o' pi''' -
n.n"ana come,oTaw The Forum and strathmeaM
were withdrawn Strathmeath was shppcu " na.ny
later in the evening to run In the Au''i % maize
,v,o, tho flag fell Cassus whose mission was W -
80 rrrn,no for Diablo shot out and opened gap "
,hraa lengths in the half furlong hihsseol -, -.
seeand tlace and Hamilton kept him there' - I'm
lie within striking distance The hrst iui.ons OF rho
In 12lo seconds the quarter In 70, the nan ~ ,ho
no ,n,,ongs in :o3 the threequarters IN llo2' Wv
~" d, :, 40 At the beginning of the last quafVI
K,noson took the lead and coming on won u I'll
nv length Diablo hard ridden for quarter DI'Y
Ind three lengths before Cassus VINO DeaS I've
,os s,v lengths Diablo's form is now thorough!
oxnosad He will do to bet when he strikes ''''
lower than the one which Kingston belongs oo oooh
S1xTu RACE-For all ages. sweeps'ikes Vi 50 90 .,
With 81 900 added OF which $500 to seeond anu ~ GOO
third The winner TO be SOFA a' s
Allowances One mic ''' . s. no''4 Fl.
w q RoI,ns,s b. h. Esquimau; by Duke Of
'" Magenta%sscond Hand aged llS 5r a s-5 2-5
,,onoyo, stables CHI. c. by PowhattanYse, O., 81
,ss ssleid.l 0s e. car Ise %
w. H. BarreV's or' IL (Bergen) o. 90
Dead heat for third place; o,
Esouimau straight paid s12 49, place 10 30
Sequence colt place slI "o. ,.h ond rvos
The sequence colt opened gap Of four lengths ana was
No, caught t within uron1 OF the finish linen Esas'.
vS over him and won by hreequarters OF ensh
sequence colt a length and haf before NeHSe'' "A'
Idttle lin who made a dead heat