New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

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0"! A as the race ns that Dr. Streets .ndean
made the favorlte in the betting on the 9Th race
but RandrSp ridden BY ds o T Men aee al one Of
the fastest twoyearo Id FLIES In the colnry no may
ter who disputes it. She won easily, with LSeis
If b. +. fusiiers KirEcvcr had had a competent
jockey in the saddle, ne would have won me !ast'
third, Cynosure winning ne race ana war I p9 M
running second Is Nh niier trying to foo' 'e
Inc coming out OF the san IL the %erqon al Ts
the gloomy ar wfnher m was ap ana OUGHT to be in
sufficiently good condition today for exciting sport
Bown se Broo S' ,andcap W be great attraction
will the 10000 Great Ecligsc stakes. in which
Is G ensd"5r 'f Don Aoi sir Waiter "e d other
high class Eastern colts This race ought to be OF
The victory Of Kcnnebee in the Bavchestcr stakes
was very popular one. THIS colt belones T. a most
60 mdSnsi mar S he prers that his name
should not be made public.
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-For two.yearolds that have and not
won at this meeting. Weights 7 III below tie scale
rive '''''''' 3 ae"''G f.
walcott campbel's br. G. Miles stagdisn
BY Lc4gelow-Ig4 ~ -. ;,(TaTOD 30 Out
w. y lay w. IambieyJ Cd C-5
Madison Sn Stables b. + conr'hip loe it %
Sir Nsn1rd ~ Ii is,Isaeg 81 ID
iIndsay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Burgess 5O-1 ID
Caoty lSimsJ 60 -
craftsman iii ............ Bergen 20-l 0-l
Mutuals-Niilcs standiah straight paid 80 o5. place
sG 90 Prince George pace s. 60
Sir Richard led FOR quarter OF a mile. with Prince
George and Miles Standsh in close pursuit Coutship
tried to come through bet*cen Sir Richard and Prince
George hut finding enough was obliged TO 20 10
the outside losing length In so doing Miles Aandlsh
had the from home and ealopd in the
easiest Of winners By two and half lengths; Prince
George second thcc-quartc Of length before CoutshD
who beat Sir Richard Lengths.
SECOND RACE-For rceyelr.ods and upward. Special
'' n"tnp e
N ST io 3 s. Rex, by M CoSnqtdn 80 on,
Eoncccas stables br. .. Julien. 2 100
W. c. DAYS b. Fidelio. 2, ioo,,.,;s o .
Barefoot 8. 100 III; ,5 penn ID Al
Mutuals-Rex straight paid ~. place So I' julien
place 50 60.
over The Maerhorn second for the first quarter
then giving way Julien who passed Fidco when we'll
I'm the stretch led the furlog post Rex. who
had been longing along in the roar came away
under gcntle pull and ccvey by length Julien
second lengths before Fdelo, who beat Blrcfoot
length.
THIRD RACE-ToBOGGAN SLIDE HANDICAP for all
ages $50 cocb. 5000 added. Six furlongs. ~
st. H.
f'' SIitsS SiGS'' Turner VS. 12i NJ,
rosnsn Keene. nr h. Tournament! s s. len - Il
J. A. A. H. Morrs's b. c Russell. I I25
I.itlefedi 81 IL
1sirH ~ = ri III
Bengal, g. lO2 Stevenson 90 %
Laughing Sa Ing Water 3. IS q L,m0lejj 1901 4o-i
Mutuals-Empire sable straight paid s2i TO- place
| - IS Tournament place - %.
Correction was withdrawn. When the flag fell Tourna-
mem. who was the outside Immediately went TO the
'front.' and crossing to the inside rail made the
running sixteenth post where Maidstone coarCd
him. In desperate drive Maidstone passed him and
BY length and half Tournament second three myths
before Russell wlo beat Fairy half length On the way
to the post Tournament slipped away from Hamilton who
can3ring the hill with Loose rein and through
a gap the fence the head Of the Eclipse Course In
the field jockey finally succeeded quoting him.
Mr.. Rowe thought that II the gap had been down
Tournament would surely have jumped the and
out into the rad
FOURTH RACE-BAYCHESTER STAKES for three.
year-olds which have not OF s1 900 1891.
sweepstakes OF $50 each. with 81 ,250 added. Beaten
| maidcas allowed n. one mile.
Betting
l ST. III.
Nilbrook Stables ch. c. Kennebec, BY
| Spcndthrn-Kalu.s, lis n lcr. 49,.
| (F.hpltrlcE1 LIS IS