New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-specal weights. SIX furOnsn
'' g. Setting Fl.
1sssls1 Il III " A i;,:s.'s 8.
.naShooc.. Stables b. h. ve'tiOuie' ( - .,
,Meoanerty & wishards br. h. Aloha, ased
Time-i 10,
Correction lead the start and had the
others driving The attempts in vain
oxever. and she in canter by length; vestibule
second, eight lengths before Aloha.
SECOND RACE-For threeyear-olds Selling. Six
furlongs.
. RssS gs,,sa s go by Sir s MSs 4.
lHAsy Fam Stables CHI c. Uncle 5sss. ne g..
n,sysy.sa stsSle. b. rerrlor}s sSsS 1915 80
oaianiaSs sa' III dittefede 81 81
sKins sam. 1o5 rn: ~ ani0n) lo-i u
y All were neck the start and they contpued
80 for more than furong. Uncle jess then drew out
sfoliow by Nellie Pcyton geldng and for the ree
LOT thevjopey they the only ones In H. Inc nnsn
Ibetyfeen them lighting with the unnamed The
'x1oner by a short length Uncle Jess second, four
slsngths front Of PerrierJouet
: THIRD RAcE-oRANGE STAKES. $1,000 added.
{ Selling. Seven furlongs. Straight course.
!; g. se''In Fl.
~ z; McDonald's oh: g. Chesape,ase' by St.
Bleise-susauehanne yrs. lO7Dnnogg caf 7-5 -
G. 1 FSrbess b. g Arab, aged as -
ka"''s'' S aa s Or, e. '' Fi"; 81 55
Hs'' " ~ Time-1 23s..
yestibule. Yemen, Best Brand, May Win and Re-
strant were scratched. Estene went racing OH at .he
start closely followed by Arab who in dozen strides
.as oven with her. They continued in front for six fur
longs when Estelle fell away beaten Dogge'' ,hen
made his call Chesapeake and he was the winner oS
two lengths Arab in second place four lengths before
julien anu.
I. FOURTH RACE-ELIzABETH STAKES. For flies
three wears old; $50 each. $1,000 added Special
weights. one mile and an eighth Circular course.
ST. ee''n Fl.
ID Miners ch c1srmon. by Bysaes Is 1s
G. H. Kernaghah's b. +. Augusta Belle NJ %
Brown e. Rogcrs's b. T. Grace brown lo7 o,
sqnsAass, ,o7 Gear 100, $' Al III Il
fOrchis.. lo7 rroSsS} 81 81
MIS- Mauas' Ill Tlmc-i :5s,4.
Bonaventurc Lillian Russell and Lustre didn't start
swben the flag fell all in bunch, but they soon
saeean 10 string with Minnehaha making the pace
Two furlongs limit of her leadership Mis- Maude
and Charmion both going b. her with ease turning ln'o
the homcstrctch Charmion had the lead and from that
,ont her hackers had chance 70 get uneasy, for
.Docget was never compelled to urge her She won by
two lengths: Augusta Belle second, neck IN hoh' OF
Grace Brown. Miss Msude pulled alp lame ana IL y
rdoubtful II she will run again this year.
FIFTH RACE-FOr twOycaroids. selling. Five fur
longs s. Re''n Fl.
fGideon & Days b; c. Kozan by Mgscoyyo 10 on,
Tf'ah0o0"' d. Davis 12-1 Al
tJ A. A. H. and d. II. MoniS's b. q . a
Nahns 9'-- 4. Claytonj Q 70 "a
Katie colt oS Gear s9rmsi o GeNeFins' 80 81
Pom Gray. Bandit Belle Swift and My Lady were with
dawn The midget on Venusburg set merry pace from
49, to-, and she was still in the lead dozen strides
f,o tho end With stronger rider she would nave won
10, Bergen had work his hardest TO get ha]ah nome
simmer nv a length. VenusbuTs beat Mamma neck iOr
the place.
I sIxvu RACE-spceiai weights. Seven furlongs
. slAAh i' Betting.
81. P.
y.nooc,s stables br. c. Lampiightcr Dy
spenothiiit-' oioD'i-"' Sims Is out
n ,duIeGcd rs ch. 2. The j. onn1is;d,' % G, -
g. 100 Ia p ioj t,crrcn) 3 Psi Al
LID Pulsiicr deel 1O7,,. q iSn.i II 30 IL
Miss Kitty, 8. l07, .caI. lyo@I
Michael Peril, Daily America ara N' ,,s,. sI,.
run I, was Just good galop foi i@mpns"'i a."
waited With him until well in the l'S' iu'''V. ~,
took the lead and nndeT null 'V 10 i'"S'' "
rronuaster sc ora, length III Ho't oil "'i''