New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

backed.
With popular jockey up. Void would have been
at very short price He with r. Harris in
the saddle. just the same
FRENCH FOOLS WELL PATRoNIzED.
There were no French pools at Monmouth They
we're much missed. At sheepshead Bay yesterday
they we'll patronized. They furnish the
fairest OF betting after all
Turfmen everywhere talking eagerly about
the ea i. ES stakes ak starr, h big
Both Domino and Hyderabad expected to
Hc e o Par Second Of T@ on RG%nG
Guide has just been published, Every person
int hs IN tGf Affairs S ho TO- keep
doing must buy this guide. every number OF it.
as RAPIDLY as the numbers come, out.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST RAcE-spccial weights. Five and half turlonrs
s. Scum" Fl.
81 n h Ga5ii;t; ;e b pr. ';s.o'iis4
Eancocas Stables ch. & Yemen es
nlcmton Stables b. I. Lady vlol;;, s ITO
ss.: T." Ss '. Gs::: os
Laughing w''e'' T. fine s. Ia I,m''y' 1901 40
Mut"alsmDr asbouck straight 1913 25 plae $40 %
Walcott, Loantaka, Toinentor and Addie wcr' with
drawn. There a delay Of minutes at tho post.
Lady Violet and Dr. Hastrouck being tho chief orenir
When the start was made, Yemen. DR.. Hasbroucs and
named until the main track was reached, where Lady
Violet moved up. and DR.. Hasbrouck passed Yemen.
of the journey Dr. Hasbrouk increased his
advantage. winning the race under pull b. ;hrcc
lengths; Yemen was second. length before Lady
Vioe..
SECOND RACE-Two.ycar. Special weights. Five
~ 81 Ee"n i4
w F.: APpesase's B. r Pot Gy Hay; -
Bemton Stables b. c. Patrician. los
Byron Meccland's CHI. c. VIII fonsS: los. -,
u !esr ~ 5 mrya@n Isl
FIirt los Gear. 1867 ............, .lsims 50 Il
cl'ru' 1ime.i % H.. jones' 'O-i IL
Musiols -Pctentate straight s51 80. place sl7 95
Patrcian was il.tempered at the post and kept
others waiting until half dozen breaks had been made
When the flag fell he was last Poenate first
away. but he at Joined by F1rt and Will Fonso,
the three running neck and neck for three furongs.
Potentate had running under pull then began
to draw clear. He winner by four lengths
Patrician second three lengths before VIII Fonso.
THIRD RACE-TwO-yearOlds Special Weights Five
'''''''' g. Re''n F.
csos: eh ,o5 sS.sne ,Hs By am sns .s out
o0s seRs s.aSfe: l eS en- Little Pirate los
Na sfTsr'' ie e. C. Joe Ripley io' overOn
Factotan 1os-.......-......... tHsmhtonl 10
Pirate place sol 35.
Ionrshanks did not run. stonenellic quickest in
motion. lead of two lengths at the end OF
furong. with Factotum and Joe Ripley her nearest at
tendants. Passing betting ring Dogget had worked
into second place but he could not get near
enough 10 leader make question as the result
stonenec winning in style by over length Little
Pirate beat Joe Ripley four lengths for the place.
FOURTH RACE-DoLPHIN STAKES, $3.50 added
Three-year.ods. Special weights. one mile and an
eighth.
81 ne''q F.
"a Ssi Rsiad ia Ito Ifs1,
w. ii boaoh1e's C. Roche. ito Ndsscy 81 Out
Clio iC4 car los, GAmbe0s col 81
Mutua..-st. Leonards straight SIS So place. Is o5;
Roche place IS so.
St Francis was Withdrawn. but Roche and the Clio
celding were added, which saved IL from being walk
over They were away at The hrs asking. with the
Clio gelding in lead. lie remained in front fT seven
forongs, whore Roche passed him. as did St Lonard'
in the next dozen strides they reached end
mile ST. Lconards had her head in front and Tara took
him in hand landing him the easiest OF winners BY half
length. Roche beat the Clio geding eight lengths for
the place.
weights one mile and eighth.
s. nc''n f.
H's sssasn Siaolf t'T g9. e. G
4. oulnscrs Dr. {. Wildwood, 4; ioa1.,
Marcus Days c. The Pepper i,r iG, -, +,
a'H3 ios A 1 GaT'S ss- 49, 81
5ndeabla ioa Ccar. lo'isl. n-a%1lcy 10 a. "a,
wood Sss~ "a 81 straight '' z' place IS o. wild
Sir Walter and Comanche were scratched. and Count
vas added There was walt OF fifteen minutes before
chance for The starter 10 drop his Nag, and then
spoiled It by pulling up Wildwood The neat
attempt brought the signal however and they wcre son,
away with Count in front, closely followed by Wildwood
The Pepper and Plit2cn In the the turn Lamp
lighter moved up into second place, while The Pepper
droNpcd Entering the backtetch Candclibra
second Count still setting the pace. SINS nd
Lanp1ghter all the and IN the homcstretch the
in front. lie hcn had comparatively easy
Of IL, winning with; plenty 20 spare by over
!,nru Wildwood second neck before The Pepper. who
Pickpocxct BIZ a neck Tho Pepper would not
kindly until six furoncs had been covered then he closed
very rapidly, and few strides would have beaten
Wildwood.
SIXTH RACE selling. Seven furongs. n...,.
DyIsa Msciead s. B vs. E E ss S by
n. strauss en- c. Integrity. g. %. Penn , Al IS
j. b. cOllinss Dr. f. Addie' a. ll@; ;no,so,,; u,
i "got 80 car sDj La%Sey se- NJ
ran"ay' g. '''' Time. :2s -. ''"''
Mutaals Eyanatu, straight 81" 49, place 81 30 In,
terrty place si6 o.
The rider Of Evanatus was cautioned on his way ~
the nos. and the warning had the desired effect. (or
he took the lead a.; start and remained in
| tho end where in hard drive he won BY head
Integrity second neck before Addie. No bid for the
winner.
SEVENTH RACE-GREEN STAkIS; $1,000 added.
Special weights. Ono mile on the turf
N'''''' s. s.''n f.
| w NJ ParrcKs ch. G.. Void. by Rayon
| d'Or-Vola , yrs. Il9 N. TX Hafrlsl 81 %
| J. II. & +. p Keene's b. (. Orchls, $, ~
i IlO
| '''"" " iSins 3 IS u
| Time "A.
MutuaVod straight s24 49, place SO orchis el2 o.
sIcpner Restraint LIME srocco and Madrid did
run Void wen. to front at the start and held his lead
10 tho turn into the homcstrcch whore Orchls for moment
headed him. but the home Void passed her again
,,a =, rho finish woa by short neck Orchis second