New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

Special weights. Five iurlongs.
& Es'"n il
r r. K vSssra b. io Intmaaa by
S. W. Streets b. c. GaliI lee rs o. hoRers io-'
r,on,o, s,,,,.,. o.; Midseleyj 10 Ia
spr,ng,lm. (H1 3S,,ls%i,; 3 IL sS-l 81
Allcmac Quccn ..IDcsect0 Ii .
Factotum JOB. I'll :, 20 Lsmbleyj o Ill e-l
10 MguasIntlmidad straight $40 10. place si5 81; Gall
GaDopng Queen. Duke OF Fief and Jersey Belle
taken out. Inmdad made the whole of running and
by neck Galiec second three lengths Peck
snG. Who beat SprinGtimc head. Galee In a bad
position the first half mile and ridden the worst
possible STYLE He found clear opening in the stretch
Mldglcy rode very weak finish. stronger and more
vigorous rider would surely have brought Gsl,e home in
'front.' winner.
THIRD RACE-SPRING STAKES For two.year.olds;
$50 each, $500 added. Special weights. Futurity
course.
g. ne'an Fl.
C. .Fclschmenn Sons oh. C. st. Maxim.
Hy 81 y KocDs lis EvnI:J cl%y'G~i lis 10
H;r; Ieaelsy'. Discount iis N?SS =;
Iime-I a. w
side place 50 as
scnella and Jersey Belle were withdrawn This was
gift to st. Maxim. He ran all the way under stout
pull. and won in common canter by a neck which he
might easily have made three lengths Riverside.
whipped out second. length before Discount. also
| ridden out. Hartford beaten OF.
| FOURTH RACE-MERMAID STAKES 800 each.
$500 added for hlcs three years old. Mile and
eighth.
g &c. IN
s. S. Browns b: T. Afternoon, by Trouoa1or,
plcnton stables b. T. Lady Violet IL
i0''' ''"'' D. T. MISS H IittieaciG 2-l IL
Naphtha. 1i7..,,; ,;: t'm')o Al IL
/
Muuas-Afternoon straight s23 IS, place $40 0j; Lady
Violet place SO 90
Lillian Russell did not start. LADY Violet got away
well in front. but Hamilton held her back under III"
stoutcst pulls and she raced in front with hey mouth
open. Naphtho beaten all the Mis- Maud
second for six fuongs, then Afternoon. who
coming with a rush in tho stretch caught Lady Violet
and on the post by head LADY Violet second three
lengths before Miss Maud Naphha was rcat"n on.
! FIFTH RACE-SrRPLuS STAKES-valuc 81 800. one
mile and uilong
g. Hc'''' 81.
wM narfs TIsr b. T Tis = n'y by no'-
G F.. Smiths b. c. Sir Arthur l. o.:
r. v yssy.ons oh. f. nc.s MoP%S.. :! - 10
Best Brand a. 100 .......tsInsj 81 9-i
ASSt Tscd s5 3d. n'y straight I'll o. place So So Sir
Sir Arthur I'D easily until all entered the stretch;
then Emin Bey toS hc front and neatly by
head. Harris drawing fine finish ST Arthur, see
ord eat Bcss MoDun two and hall lengths. Best
rrand consistent asf all tho way
SIXTH RACE-A handicap. $50 each. $3.50 odlcd
One mile. turf.
ST, R'''1 F.
j. g. Fallansbpe's b. m. Cleaning by Sir
Madrld-Twlight. yrs. l27 ih........:.
w. c. Days b. IT. Lyle s. 1o7 ...:.....
p j. Dwycr & Sons br. m. MADRID. !, ~
Wafter.o1. @ tThompsont o s. II
Syk cston. I. 10 .-.-.......lf
Mare X q. lC3 hhlghU -"-l o-i
Tme--1 40.
Misunderstanding straight si5 80 place 80 IL Lizzie
place $40 10.
Ro~a H. was withdrawn. Wattcr>on acted ba1ly ani
finally got the Of tho start. Marie X. made the
running 10 the last halfne ana died q nothing
Gloamlny then took the lead and home easy
winner by length Lizre second. half a length before
Madrid who beat Waters four lengths. The patrol
Judge reported foul riding. and the Judge, viii
take thot young In hand