New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17


Tamnany and Shebark Withdrawn, ana BASH
ford for inexpllceble reason, was added Mr. or
riran attended personally 10 the warming up OF ro
and WAS pleased with the colts appearance dohh A.
Morris thought we'll Of Mar, and Instructed Leneiu "
run tho half in SO seconds the mile in 49, r.
cardess Of the rest OF the field and 40 me pest NJ cou
in the fna half As Mars left the paddock se'r anu
stepped upon he doubled up ar II suduehv a.
tackled with colic and apparently In great pam
Mr. Morr said afterward that he turned his ankle when
hurt his spnt causing him TO falter Whatever inc IN
jury made hut poor showing IN the race NJ anu
Bashford made the running To the head OF 'ne s'e"
going the half in 81 seconds and the mile IN 500
Yorkyille Belle and Pickpocket took care OF inc r'Nr
while Kukenny his head almost pulled on. took hir'
place. close beside Huron and Entire soon afrr enter
ing Yorkvilie Belle flashed 70 the roh'' a
from the actions of Garrison novice "ono sec Una" e
race 1t took him but moment IN eauee ~,
Acid and single out Huron horse he had IN beat
the others already being disposed Of Huron was on he
rail- with the Belle his left and the rice was quickly
reduced to a match between them In the easiest lS'
bile manner the Belle him down and won almost
without an effort by length and half Huron second,
,s6en M, three lengths before The Pepper who beat
Pickpocket two lengths
FOURTH RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes Of s-o eeen'
WIN '''-'' 'N''' s. Ee'''G Fl
stables BIZ Julien by d Rssfslp II FL
J. A. T. f. Moriis's oh. Reckon; psn % 3, as
NJ F. Dvyer'. blk. c. DogOnet, g. s0 10, a.,
Loantaka 8. ~. (MurrPnylo 10
"A'"' "s'"' Time :54L.
Snowfall and Nomad were withdrawn. Julian. ridden
with excellent Judgment by Midsley went tn the 'front.'
soon as the flag fell made the whole Of the running ana
xon with ease BY two lengths, Reckon second three
lens,b. before Dagonet Neither Stockton nor LoanaKa
seemed to have his speed with him on this occasion
FIFTH RACE-Free Handicap Sweepstakes Of $40 each
$1,000 added. Five hurongs.
''' s. betting s.
NJ F. Dryers b. Nsmsd by Ti GSI.r7, s., II,
Empire Stables h. Tormensor & ,1 lie a, s-5
Ia A. Fl. Morris's b. Z. Correction, :, ou,
lie .G1,tsned) Sus
Addie g. so.'''''''' 1ime-o a59,..
n.,o,.t and S. Felix did not start. Nomad outran
his horses At the start and cutting them took he
inn.r rail At the quarter both Correction ana Tor
mentor passcd him and his seemed hopeless by
hard and tirecss Lsmbcy got him up AGAIN nov"
aver and the leaders firing badly in the last uohe nc
nassed them and won by length. Tomentor second
. head before Correction
SIXTH RACE-Seling sweepstakes for hreey"sroos ana
inward OF SO EACH with 81 900 added Seven rur'
longs. ~
Mscarsry: b. g. m Es'.' by 1HeEs IS
Ran'oo'' s'aSs'' 'A' G. Yemen tSd ~ O. l-a
NJ F. Dwy.r'. CHI. c. Airshatt g. 90 .coS "a s-1I
s'"f0'A y Time-i 25la.
Onward did not start. Yemen led for half mile and
WAS passed BY Estelle, who woR in gaop by t"9
lengths Yemen second the same distance before AIT
shaft The winner entered for $1,000. was bid mp BY
Pierre Lrillsds representative 10 $1,000 al when she
was bought in by her owner