New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15


Nahma Morris Stable place sl0 80.
Dohbins and Mcddlcr taken out. The field came
hill widely scattered Figaro. on the inner RAIL-
in 'front.' with st. Julien Declare and Sir Excess
close behind. Nahma was on the outside rail- All
began whipping fu:onG from home. and in the struggle
ST. Julien wore down the others and won by a nan
length Nahma second the distance before Figaro
who beat Declare length. Declare swerved near the
dip crossing the Crossir colt: but not seriously H.
tereIing with him. Sir Excess stumbled at the post
in one Of the breaks and ENDORSING Fitz-
patrick.
FOURTH RACE-POCANTECO HANDICAP. Three
year-olds. $50 each. 500 added. One mile.
g. s+''inf Fl.
R. CrSse!s sd b PF r, George by Sen o. IS
e'a'0n Days b. c. St Michael 1 lIii5 SIS %
Empire Stables b. c. COmanche. 10.
rec.k,n es car 90, cc6 Ssn 81 -
Midnight, 100 penn Io-I al
LuSre, IS (cai. lco)' Time, ,oa hlaEe o.
Mutuas-Princc George straight $50 IT, place $40 SS'
St Nit hazel Ilacc s. 81
Certainty. Long Dock and Monowai were withdrawn
After delay o, minutes. tolcrable start was
made ST. Michael being in front. Midnight passed him
in the first urlong opened gap and made the running
till way down tAe home~tr'tch where Prince George
ST. Michael and COmanchc passed him. In a driving
finish Prince George by length ST. Michael second.
tho same distance before Comsnchc, who beat RedsSn
four lengths. There erowdng and slight in
reference the early par: OF the race 'ioodalc and
Blaks being most concerheu. Inc JUICES ashcu ue"
question two.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 900. 800 second. For three
y.ar-olds eligible start in the American Derby In
Chicago June "a Entrance fee. one mile and
null s. n''''p F..
NJ. r. DIVERS b c. Don Alone, by Lens, a-oo A.,
ar - P 3 e. Nal; b. Ha"s a9 go ont
bow. laa.:..... Tim. . 81 .LI''l'held' 2-i out
Mutuals-Don Alenzo, 81 IS.
Rainbow was beaten. soun1iy beaten. oil the way.
Lambley held Don Alonzo under pull from start TO hnsh
and the only spur mark visible the fayortcs
left shoulder. Rainbow Tapped Don Alonfo I'LL
the crest Mstterhorn was reached and then he
began to lose ground L.tlencd toed diligently, but
availed not Rainbow beaten five lengths. but Don
Alonzo was walking" he passed the line The hst
quarter in twenty'i"ur seconds 1hefei'er inc
FACE became slower.
SIXTH RACE-Seling. Six furlongs.
s. Se''''f Fl.
J. f. McDonald's oh. c. Old Dominion. by
Dry Monopole-Claa. 3 yrs. io3 NJ, %
George Forbe.s b. g. Arab eyed. ioi.lrc,nl 81 s.
G. ". Ncwtons b. c Speculation S,nl,d dS IS 3,
Fort Worth. g Ill Gear 1l''clsa StS. ID
cireusr j. 100 .............J Iamblcyl I5-l -
Onward g. JOS Time III.
Mu,ua,s-o,d pom,non straight $50 81, place $40 30
Arab place Sl4 50.
Eort Brand and Extra withdrawn Old Dominion
took the lead in the first urons gained decided adj
VANTAGE in the second, and home an easy winner
by length Arab second distance before >rccu-
latiop who Worth half length clayton BE-
came frightened the to the post. dismountd ana
walked leading Fort Worth slowly up the hill. No BID
the
SEVENTH RACE-For two.vearolt Niles. $1,000 added
Winning penalties. Five furlongs
s. H''''n Fl.
G. r. MORT. Co.'S eh f. Ellen by EMS g., 10
J. 4. I; b. II Noi'i''s ij,llaeI1; o-l .,
G T ficIss6n lo9 8 Sons b. (. TarrocE lcs
- Sins 81 a
lola 1OS n,rantt ia
Rsbeccs Roweit fly, los...lw. Donohue) 3o-l 81
Ti.ne-0 80.
Naturalization straight ell o5, place $500 la
Misere place sl2 o.
Nahu. was withdraw. Ellen took commanding lead
in the fra. aualte held u end and pulling
~, NV Two lengths La MScrc second. the distance