New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-29


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H. Crokers b. c. Prince George, by sensa-
ton-Louisette, yrs. 1oo ID Gear. 100. =, . =,
r. McBrldes b. h. Major DAILY. l1%'iiS G, 10 80
Raneocas Stables Oh. e. Yemen, l. lci
IosGtaka, aged. 122...; TiGgisiIeW al 80
''Oe''V' - Timc-I ii.
Mutuals-Prnce George straight 49, place 50 95 Major
DAILY place $40 80.
Iddesleigh did not run. The first break brought q
perfeet start, and the first two fuongs 1t was I'M
possible to separate hem At the Junction OF he chut
and the the seemed 10 DE between
Yemen and Major DAILY, with the formers chances
looking BETTER but in the last hundred yards
Iambey joined with Prince George, and beat them
both winning by length, MAJOR Day seco"u' d sHoi'
head in front OF Yemen.
SECOND RACE-THE AUTUMN MAIDEN STAKES.
For tNo-yearolds. Special weights; $1,000 aided Five
'''''' g. Hc''i"ff f.
Bemson stables en- e EeO'om't BY ,a Mise5 Al
Mecadity wi'hards f 1%sGsaeI ~ ,a-l 81
J.R F. P Keenes b. c. EVsTsids1 .1 1,S - s-5
T,s .,s, IL, !ci hsss1. q =
Hartford, lis Gn ,%Ssy} 1S al
acknowledgements Straight so U.s. place sl4 So Flor
Ixion Poehino and Tenacious were scratched. and The
Fausna col; added. 1t snybody's race for half
mile, with Florence showing the way. Hamilton uleh
made his Economist The colt came into the lead
line style, winning by length; Florence second q
length before Riverside.
THIRD RACE-specal weights. One mile
W. NJ Bnrlck's ch. h. DR.. nasbrouck, by
Sir MOdred-Sweetbrisr, . yre. 100 ID. on,
M.F Dryers ch. c. s;onenen, = i0 gn lcsr - g,
c. TieschnaIn & sons Oh. f. Sarah Rs@Sy, -,
3 10
1
Lizzie o. loi'''''''ri Time 80 45 5'''0e''0
Mutusls-Dr. IIasbrouck straight paid 80 so, place
IS So; StOnenel place as
TERRIER, Cleaning. Deception, Ramapo and Now or
Never were scratched sonene got the best OF the start
and he racing OF at terrific pace with Lizzie his
nearest attendant. In the baekstretch Dr. hashrouck
place. and they made the far turn he at
stonenelrs neck. In few strides the two were
nose and so they ran TO the end, where Dr.
uasbrouck the victor by head, Lambey's hmsh on
htonenel being painfully weak one Sarah Rsuey wa
third three lengths farther back
FOURTH RACE-THE FLYING STAKES. For three.
year.olds; $1,000 added. Special weighs. Futunty
''''' g. Rc'on f.
Gideon & DAYS b. c. Cactus by Maesgoon -,
Burrides Brothers ch. C. Simmons. lii:
d. r. Pulsifer's br. c. Tiny Tim. 1o2..
Midnight. 115.......-...~...tll uened) 0 10 u
Clio COLT los L@mn3ley( ~ q
BY Jo'e. ill., Tii;cc-i III So '''''''"'
MMuas-Cactus suSlghJ % ~ pace - W. Summons
plsee Sl1 IS.
Orcbis WAS withdrawn and Tiny Tim added Midnight
was first the bunch at the start. but he
did not get Simmons running at his neck TO
the end OF half o mile Cactus then De2an To move up
but he found it task than h. bal gained for lie
was behind his field, Oveton took him to the middle
n, the track where he would be free from Interference
He lost some ground doing IT, but made II up In the
run IN winning by a neck: Simmons second. a neck be-
fore TINY Tim. who closing very last.
FIFTH RACE-Seng Seven fuilongs
s se''Ip f.
George Forbcs's b. 6. Arab. by Dalnacar-
doch-Retrbuton aged LOO - ii'oEc' ,ie
Brown & Rogers's Oh. y. May NIh' >, lVp,
nyron MeCleland's b. g. Evanatu,. 3 -, ,
yss : ;Si Ca; io,t, a. @1'1 81 70. s.
f hlns 90 'V Car '3 81 L@by 90 90
Clarus 2. So car' 20 T,ns s Jones 'V-i
Mutasls-Arab straight sli o. place - 80; May VIA
place s6 IS.
Hamme. Restraint Tiny Tim ard Shadow declioed u
Arab second whea the starter dr'pped his
dag. but at once lead. while Nav WIN who
looked his likely opponent dropped bs X
last but one. Halfway the back.tretch sim'
bcan 10 urge May Win aud lac fourth they mad
the turn into the steth. Arab. howeveI. continued In
front 10 the end winning In a dive b. length; May
Win second, neck before EVsnstus. Void poorly
handled. yet finished close fourth.
SIXTH RACE-spscaI weights. Threequart.rs OF a
mile. on turf.
6 ss''ni f.
Byron McCelia9d's b. h. Bermuda. BY Rer.
COLIN. tsdg Si yss g TN CDSssss e
ii. storms ch. c. TOpsalant : ~ a. Gar :.
s.1es. T. .ss icar. soEi..::, III; JSSeSS 81 Is
SolerO s. o7''-.-ITi Time, is la"oley) 1s-i 81
Mutusls-BcrmudA straight si9 co. place - 3d. slrOccO
Reginald did not run TOpsalant and sirocco alter
fuplon had haan