New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

Gideon D' ios Gs c. K'aan by ESSss lis
D. r PSisite a's ch. c. Rc,comnon iIs.: -
RansOcss Stables b. Rama los (SiTT, d lSI as-
H1 nSSssn5d To- wla%sY II II
Me5dier. ios .r,nnl 81 a
Katie colt los PcEsTi9s} 1901 40
FsgR@sRsss 'G' la% lsS5 49, 'a-
Amanda. 100 ,Midsel " 0 40-'l 1o-1
From nag fall to finish Kazan and RO'common had the
contest between them. They ran neck and neck rr
half mile then Kazan drew out and won handly by a
tengh and half; Roscommon second. a neck before
SECOND RAcE-special weights. Six turlOngs.
s. n'''p Fl.
o's s:a. 2sSi ;A E'TTs's & nS?pE
3: Croker. ;; NJ Fairy. 3 iSs iHs$SSSss 81 81
Reckon, s. 109 Lit'l Esin,i a. 81
soundmore. s. oyeroni ii s.
pen'ena' T. lo' Time-i ILL Nse'"
Ramapo seemed to find sprinting but a pleasant
game, as he ran well up with the leaders for half a
mile away and earned victory by three
lengths Fairy second, a head before Comanchc.
THIRD RACE-CAMDEN STAKES. For twO-year- ods ;
$50 each $500 added Special weights. Three.
quarters OF a mile.
ST Betting Fl.
E. meeasys sohn Cooper t BY De, Al
Rancocas Stables Oh. c. Lochinvar III
W. OBJ. McDonough's b. Dorian, Id,
Avon. , @q;,s1sS} 9 ! q q
Sam sss f aSss: 5SaesisH}
@0''""'' Time-i 10
Assignee Crossiire colt Jersey Belle. Gallopng King
Mamie B. Hlly and Tenacious were scratched For the
first half of the journey anybody with Dorian
showing In the last furong, however, Overton
his call John Cooper, and the way in which the
colt responded made him look winner but under
the whip closed in style that made the finish
fighting one with John Cooper first by neck; Lochn'
var second length before Dorian. Avon ran close
up for five furongs. lie looks like fair colt
FOURTH RACE-HARvEST HANDICAP $50 each
s1,75o added. One mile and quarter. .Circular
course.
81 ns's'G p;
W. nsseln3s, es Sfp4cr BY MS5 al J.,
Q. xx r. D. IL M'TrIss + E. ,;;,s %sS;
Brown i's Roger.s Dr. G. Pckpoe .it'' a. lis
E .nSass T. sg ISs isn5GS% - ia
Timc-2 Os5,
Carlsbad did Mars shot out and led
Tor q mile whore all took close order with Seipn"r's
chances looking promising. for he still going
easily while the others under drive. Passing
the club stand sleipner had drawn out clear and 1t
looked il would win he pleased but Mars. who
had dropped away apparently beaten again with
surprising speed causing Hamilton to ride his hardest
6lepner in order win by head Mars second pcarly
uuet last
SIfTH RAcE-seling. Six furongs.
Betting.
ST. P
O. TsISss sc araP 20. BY 10 out
2. J Dwyer sons blk. c. Fremont T.
o. A.. A. II. & d. II. Morrs's +. f. Mimi
MsssinOsh I, ,iOa............G. Ea,rettl Q 81 u
Chatham, s, 111.......:.... Bergen % -
Tme-l :l2l.
the easily by four lengths; Fremont soc
ond a beforo Minnehaha The good thing" Chat
ham, was last winner entered To be sold for
81 OOO but run up 81 400. which nc bid
In. agent OF Pierre Lorllari did the running up.
SIXTH RACE-Selling. Six furlongs.
Betting
st. Pl.
Gideon & Days b. c. Merry Monarch by
Hndoo-Brambalette, 4 yrs, ll3 u. - -
Marcus Days br. c. Sir Matthew !, l22..
n strauss b. G. Reginald, 5, 100 tsm,( so 81
Wah Jim T. rs Hamilton 81 80
Uncle Jess 3. 1l3...........-(P Rogers 30 1O-l
fsrd Kramer g. lOf...-...... (Lambley) 0 I'll s.
80 Time-l 10.
With the fall OF the flag Merry Monarch assumed
che lead and the end he never headed winning
we'll In hand by length. Sir Matthew, under Carl
son,s hard riding beat Reginald far for the place