New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
DETAILS OF THE RACES.
vi INf'ITNJ.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900: for maiden vear.olds
Special weights Seven.el ghths mile.

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W War c Pa'yo b. lDso iiO H ha%HIS 81
fleoe'an' Timci 40 CswaNho lo-i
ful place 81 IS.
Accident reserved for the Realization After delay
Of ten minutes at the post owing principally to tn"
fractiousnes Of Plebesn. who refused join the others
good start made War Cry led the middle Of the
long lower turn where he passed by Faithful Haf
way the tfcboa doomed prominence and
with energetic urging he passed Fohfu and won by two
lengths Faithful second three lengths before Ingot who
beat War Cry four lengths
SECOND RAcE-DoUBLE EVENT. For two.year.olds
Total value 5000. Special conditions. Futurity
course.
s. n'''n 81
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p. j. Dryer & Sons br. c. Declare: iss
w Midgelcy1 3 Isl 6-I
J. P. B.. Clayton Il %
Tme-i 10 -
Mutnal.Hornppe straight 81 %, place SO % Declare
place 81 IS.
Hydcrabad. ST. Julien and Jersey Belle with
drawn and Illusion added Declare made the running
the bend. and then Hornpipe after vaor
rousing. and well In hand by lengths Declare
second the distance before Gaee who beat j. r. b.
three lengths.
THIRD RAcE-purse 81 600. Selling. Seven furloags
s. R''l" Fl.
sHSs bsos ss W. wq ss b - out
J. Underwood's br. G. Cartoon aged -
A. Thompsen's h. h. varaSond 'o q i6i
onward, 6 lol.....::......~P, KSgsr, -
ArpIant, d. lc7....- Time OK fanbI+y 2'-i 81
Mutuals walcot straight 80 90 place sc O5 Cartoon
Restraint did An excellent start was made
the horses getting of almost head and had. waco,t
went of under an easy pull tho entire dtanco under
a pull, and won under pull. The rae" was never in
doubt. Cartoon raced at Wacotts saddle nearly all
the way and ridden beaten only hall length.
beat varobond length and hall. and varabond
beat Onward head. No bid for the winner.
FOURTH RACE-For twoycar.Olds. Purse 81 ooo Sell
ing. One-haif mile.
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Gideon Dsly ,od pr G. Ka'om. by Ma;,9yy
W. n. harricEs b. c. by Sir Medrsd- =,
onecE stables ch. c. Little rir1,s TO- .
Fsss:s5. Fii lol ca f:sIs; f 20
Cuckoo % ............-.G Iambley) 40 i
G et,a% se 1893 e. D lls5l3 - 81
Co"noT'' lOS'''''''''1 Time 80 a. a"'''e'' 81
Mutuas-Kazam straight 49, TO- place s2i a.; Faustno
Galllee only taken After a DELAY Of
nearly twenty minutes at the post GOOD stert wa
made scramble for the lead lasted fdrong and then
Ka7an, hard ridden AL the wov ir'w cut and won
by lengths Taustno colt second thrcc lengths
before Little Pirate. who beat Josie lens. The winner
bought in for T2,2O5.
FIFTH EACE-REAL1HATIoN STAKES For three
ytarolds Elaborate and complicated conditions. slo
0OO added. Total value. nearly $4,000. One milo
and five furlongs.
g. ns'''"s 81.
Brown Roge1,. b. G.. by TrounodSgT N,
J. R. q F. =. Keenc's ch. c. st. Iconard-
ond li2 S SaaI i b. {. Sir walter i''D
rama,o ~ I6Sstlca3 3 90. g. 1 81
Bo1ndIcss C1t1Pa,Ic;A - u
N''iD'"'' '0''''''''' Tmc-2 30 So
Notwithstanding colt straight sG2 So, place slt o5
81. Leonards place 81 10.
Accident closely followed by Boundlcss made the
running from (Which on the Futurg course
beginning FIRST turn whore he dropped ont
Of the suddenly II he had struck live wire
This left Boundless in the lead. He had been moving
easily and steadily. and when he took up the running
many believed that The Sunbeam colt
and Ramapo had been moving side by side, length and
has behind Boundlcss with Sir Walter next white So.
Leonais was galloplng esurcly along In the The
mace was painfully slow yet Of
contest ct time being four five lengths behind
Sir Walter. Suddenly, when Boundess took the lead.
Garrison rushed ST. Leonads forward at bcathcss pace
that the beginning OF the turn In the final half mile
Mr. Kcene's colt was Ramapo
colt. amapo lost ground. and ST. Lconards.
Sir Walter and the Sunbeam colt moved up together.
Boundess went whip and soundy beaten before
turning into the stretch. The three passed him and
squared away for home side by side Sunbeam
little in front Sims managed 10 keep him there, and
- Leonards gained an inch in the last furoag
Sir Walter fell back with RaHapo. rs the horses
passed the judges the sunbeam colt head in front;
St Lconards second length and half before Sir Walter.
who beat Ramapo a short head Boundlc-s was three
lengths behind and Accident beaten of. I;amapo
jo,ted Boundess slightly at the head Of stretch but
the weserner was then hobelesly beaten The half
mile was run - seconds and the h,ccghths in :07.
SIXTH RAJ F-sl5 each ~ 900 added. Special weights
SIX furlongs Oil turf