New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19

WsHg picked him up and somehow got him home
OF course he aided by the lack od sam approyed
Bereen who rode strdeaway i'll '"e "o'' 'Pr''
rocking horse STYLE -, .o...u.oa and the
Most Of the races were well cones n a. epdan"e
finishes In some were highly exciting inc atoena ntro
was enough to give tne house was
satisfaction Among the guests II, tc The paddock
to afford some trainer the pleasure Of giving MN
tip The Mayor left the grounds wearing the pieoSeu
expression Of winner
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
,, ,,Cr SWEEPSTAKES. Two.YEAR-oLDs.
800 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. FIVE FURLoNGs.
~ -N' g. ss''' f.
ASalty PAYS Us SI "a ;{ M9;e5 81 SS
p GdsSn.kS <. o Ii. Morrss en-. T. Reefs Ii5 o. tn
NJ. F. Dryers ch c. Alright, 1ls.i,,; =,
+ B. B. P Dsyer 'P Sons b. C. Temple is IA
Nathan Strauss Bonnie Rose con- liS 80, so-1
g. W. chapln's blk f. Prudence, IL Az, ,2-1
I.n sSbss eh O. EqSSSr is Bergen SOL 3o-l
s24 % go; Mccormick place sio 90. ..
The Lizzie Dunbar nlly withdrawn. Art'sht
,,ocred , bo. in the wind at the start and opened
., TOM lengths before the others got their sea legs
Recess was unable to straghten herself out ana soon
went tn the rear, appearing on the turn hopeest
Airtlght led into the stretch, but was caus"o az w
,ong most by the AFFINITY colt, Mccormick and Recess
,n had a, last weighed anchor and got up steam 1t
,ros ~ nrstty finish would care TO see Ar
teht was the break, but the others fought 70 e
end the Affinity colt winning by mead McOof"oh
second a head before Recess. noo
EACH. $1,000 ADDED 316 MILES.
' B g. Fl.
P. J. Dwyer & Sons EOn' By I ESl ,So7 IA out
wa %e5 sSQIE snp5Bs si BIO M Iaynia ~
W. C. Days b. c. B. b. O. II%%3blsy, 81 Il
S.s ssssls e. B. I h EsE' 80 SPS 81 81
straight laid Sc s. place IS 80 Lavnia
Belle place 81 3D. a., A.. hi, villa
IavIna Belle opened gap Of dozen lengths harrison
eat bi. mount with commendable patience, and Eon'
oor,,o stride gradually carried him up to the mare
A. the head OF ce stretch he caught her. and thereafter
the race was devoid Of interest as he played WIN her an
the way home winning easily by threequarters OF length
Iaynla Belle second dozen lengths before H. H. Nlon'
THIRD RACE-swEEPsTAKEs MARES THREE
WEARS OLD AND UPWARD. so EACH, $1,000
ADDED s. p'''lG Pi:
MeTE ss1 t! coF 1SS ea p
sch lGSf Stables ;h La Tosca - 70
H. 'S %ag9 1SS3 b. Regi;s H. 1yIS5 81 81
F. Gebhard's ch f. Flavis g. % steysnsOnj ao-l lO-i
]. H. Ross b. IN. Kitty Van, D, L.; y :. a,
v toys AgsO,s MY MyS e. 90 q Barrett SoOi l'O-i
c. F. sand.rs's sr. f. eraylocs D. 100 ~ o.
j. i T. McDonad's b. t. Young GRACE 4 ~ *,
p. S. p. Randolph's ch. f. Gadebout g. 9s IN ,,.o
(car 10o)...... ;;iri a. 'Nno''
Mutuals-correcton Straight "a 70, place $40 10; La
ttleneld active and alert secured slight advantage
at the start by having his mount in her stride when the
flag fell Correction went fast that the others
were discouraged and discounted in the beginning Kitty
van La and Reesre did their utmost to catch her.
but wind not in their sails to sufficient extent
La Tosca her down the stretch but never got to
her tall and she without urging by lenguh and a
half; La second, half length before Reelare, who
scat Nellie bly, length and half All the hlies, ex'
eept "a quite wound up for so fast
| FOURTH RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. $50 EACH $1,000
| ADDED. ONE MILE
s. Betting Fl.
pTgsF + vs & B'ps g IL RHyS1 .5 out
schuylhn Stables b. c. Driaaio \. liz; =. g,
W. NJ. Barrick's ch. c. St. Charles, 5, 100,
wCDsly's blk. g. Nubian 3, 90 Gear; esl % q,
Keystone stabe'. b. h. Gettysburg, 3; lte ooo an
| Time-1 :44A.
| Sttideaway place 70 rs.
Portchester withdrawn Nuban cut out the work.
setting slow pace and looping along like ship of the
desert Strideaway ran second TO him. with ST. Charles
| third and Banquet lying back waiting. On the upper
turn strideaway strobe Nubian and came Into the
strech two lengths in front him. Hamilton hard at
work saving wood Banquet, who seemed In dire dis
tress 1t was 100 to 10 Strideaway at the furong
INST hut somehow Hamilton brought Banquet along rode
bergen 20 sleep and the race by length; Stride
| svav second a length and half before Drizze
FIFTH RACE-sELLIYG SWEEPSTAKES. TWO.
YEAR-oLDs $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED FIVE
| FURLONGS.
st. se''l" Fl.
NJ F. Dwyers eh. c. Airshaft, by YEN
~ tatof-POuch,, los N ts2 600; CHamien e-1 2-l
Northampton Stables b. l. Mount h., Yer,
non 81 biisoSss: d. vefbeaa i04 btssSSs 81 81
j. A A. H. Morriss b. c. P Ti, MeGi1 To sL5
Jka DAYS bi. Disappointment r1S1oo,.iioo M,
woodland Stables br smussle1Fa % ss 900, 60,
W. Z. Daiy's Simple Gold colt Jos: -
C. f. sanders's b. C. seryia, 100 claytOnj SOL 1o-1
o. ~ NOES w. " u (webepo 81 al
| Tlme-l :04h
Mutuals-Airshai Straight paid $50 IS. place $40 50
| Mount Vernon place 80 DO
Airshaft wen: OF like explosion in a colllery
never headed and clevery by half length; Mount
Vernon second ngth before Verbena Mount Vernon
got slowly but ran through her horses In fine style
and was catching the very fast at the finish. DR..
| Wilcox was q failure. So was DISAPPOINTMENT.
SIXTH RACE--sELLING SWEEPSTAKES. THREE.
| YEAR.OLDs go EACH, $1,000 ADDED Six
| FURLoNGS.
ST Betting r.
| Rovle A. Idttleneld's ch. .. Adventurer by
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l07 n teLj00l
]. Hynes's ch. g. Sandstone. 1o2 IcSf ioSj
y. OTIS eh. c. King Alta 100 lear iosI
Salamanca, Stables b. o,odstep. 100 esT -