New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31

| solely through his faut-ls h. not guilty Of The
subjected to the severrst punishment, and held to
strict accounting all the rest Of his iifei Many
His Inehncss is lame. and the prospects Of getting
@ to rec IS co not Bs9m W 50 Will be very IN
| cessful a. "A twoyearold never gets chance 10
prove hOToughy MS exact merit T quality and stay
orally hoped that would be possible get him into
would show how he could with the best Of the
three year-olds.
Iongstreet had broken down at Grave-end. His re
ilrement 70 The stud would be srievous loss TO rae
some time. and an early breakdown va, dreaded.
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-Free handicap sweeptsSe,, $50 each with
ST. 900 added. Threequarters Of a mile
ST. ne''" Fl
D'2 %cndH Esssi ca e, May iH VIZ by RH
BuI;GS. Gio'' t. c. wcs'tfe.e,,' I'll 81 Go 90
Pleasant s., i' Valley Stables { arHgs - II
i &So' b 8 81 t iFf@9i u! =
G S"G osSc sJ la Siey CO. CO. u
san juan = D0sss'No 0-l Il
shelley futile Withdrawn. Before the quarter post
reached san Juan broke down and dropped Of the
race. westcheser and May Win drew out together in
side the last quarter and finish latter by
head West hester second. half lengths before
Parvenue who beat Anna h. a length and q half.
SECOND RACE-THE STARLIGHT STAKES. FOR
two-yesrsod. Of $50 each, with 81 800 added. Three
quarters Of a mile.
s. so''"ff f.
onf S ssllsi scala a. C. s Waiter BY M@ Go Out
P }. Dwycr & Sons b. c. Indigo, los %
F. Gebhard's CHI f. Experiment. lo5 car.
COmnnche. 1ls.........;,;.:. GItlpateR) 80 Out
Reginald the Esno colt and Mutiny were withdraw.
Experiment IN the lead for half mile and Wa then
passed by Sir Walter, who on in common cante
and won, pulling up, by TWO and half lengths Indigo
second length before Experiment, who
beat Conanche lengths Comanche did not seem able
extend himself in any part Of the Before he had
furons Fitzpatrick began TO ride with his hands
and in snother eighth he using the whip and spur
freely. Nothing avsied, however. and Comanche was
beaten all the way.
THIRD RACE-THE CAFE MAY HANDICAP.
sweepstakes for yeorods Of 800 each. with SLOW
added. one mile and all eighth.
3 Betting n,
c wssSs d 3, rac'olo. by u@ s, Al %
n. +. DIVERS b; c., Nonad %. ;;, COY lo-i 81
ppicAgockrs li2 Gear. lis.( Isnaj e Ii
Sir Matthew. liz. r,,.. tsce"c) lo-l 81
Dagonet Billiard and KnapsAcK did not start, York
vile Belle led for frone and gave way 70 riekpockc
who in passed by Sir Matthew On reaching the
Nonad crossed iickJ"cket. who, being suddenly
pulled up ,oed Yorkyle Belle sending her to the rear
Sir led till half down the stretch, when he
quit Psctous then drew out and won ceverly by half
length Nonad second, lengths before Yo'kNIne
Belle who Pckpocket q Doggctt, Tara aud
Cox called up by the stewards, and explanations
made by each The result OF the investigation was
all round.
FOURTH RACE-Fres handicap sweepstakes Of SIS each
with 81 800 added. one mile and quarter.
2 Betting H.
5vss; ii 10 T 65t
J. G. toansbee's b. m. cleaning; loG,.:.. -
''"s''" '''''' Tme-2:cs
Cleaning took up the running At once. but befor-
reaching turn passed by English Lady who led
into the homesretch and retired before the charge OF
sepner and Raceland. sieipner beat Raceland on the
post by a Rsceland hall length before Cleaning
FIFTH RACE-Sweepstake for all at $50 each, with
$1,000 added. Five and q half furongs.
E ns'aH F.
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Empire Stables D. e. A'''"n cIarfi:sa,2 q Il
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tps'aT. 2 81 Gear s s1n.-i on, PENN So-i 49,
Sonora Refine psryrnue and Klrsch were withdrawn.
Upstart caused q delay OF ten minutes at the post
Chesapeake early took the lead, played with his horses
all the way and cantercd the easiest Of winners by
three lengths; Lyceum second. nose before Trouble
who Long Beach two lengths
SIXTH RACE-Sweeprskes for threeyesr-ods and up.
war OF $50 each, with 81 900 added. One mile
81 ne"'p r.
s;segs b 6 !, Kr-'n BY l s%BtS1 81 p
Edgar G' %iSgIs. b. hspciiSacfn lSa ,-s -
The l4 shsfia ,I.s en- g JUNO Midfsy i
H Nt mas 81 iOz e0
Es'ehe' o. s'..'''-'''' 'Time-i :.s.. .'O'''"''
MAY Win WI. vithds~s having run in the FIRST race.
Fstele led the field at merry pace u she f''chea u"
turn when rhe nan and fell quickly ~ the ar Jor'
dan I'm irving 20 keep her In " the rail- pulled the bit out
Of her mouth bride slipping 10 one side She did MOI
finish Kirsch took up the work when Est"lle went
wrong and leading home won easily by length ana
half: Experience second the same distance Dforr Ju"o
who beoo The Sheriff half length. The winner was BID
ND TO sso5 and was bought in by his owner The en-
tered price was 800.
SEVENTH RACE-THE SEASIDE STAkES iFe
weight handicap sweepstakes. for t"oye'r-oids
and upward. of so EACH with $1,000 added Three
s. ne'ap Fl.
Ca fs.ie Ds'y yr. 100 : car }os sims 81 As
Jsnng Rc.. me- M'i Il. o'U Gtisaed Al s.
NJ T. Dwyers bk. C. DagOnet' g. To-, :, 81
&; sSss ; i 60 o.' f9asy 1t
Rsfks' III Icsr 40 ,;s cl'y'O"'o Al %
Dead heat. 1900
DR.. Rice, Gold Dollar, Westchester ana Lyeeuin 80
withdrawn. Dagonet and Mary stone were the '"''I'
for half o mile the former seemed 10 nave 'n""s"
Cactus then challenged Mary stone. ana IN '"'r"s
An ish the two passed judges close ee'her ''
they could not be separated The decision wa' mr.
fore dead heat. Degonct, third, was Ds'N" wv '0'e
Tie purse divided
END OF TIE TROTTING AT CLEVELAND
Clevelaud Ohio, July 30-The Grand circuit races