New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

any news it refused TO allow people to go oat by
The main entrance until after the suburban had n' na
Americans i don't like 10 be cooped up in racing
grounds s or "qyyn of Sc o nEa na all a
August Belmont, colonel L: Kip, 2 t. Tgc%oni
c1ecver. j. g. k. Lawrence. Alfred Iennen, Morris,
7; r. E St, William kicnu ; i; e.
hurridgc Brothers ii. s. Kearney, +. Houston II: G.
Pell: G. W. Thomas; A. G. washngton Frank Mc lSs
hunter. ii. g. Jones, W. Keyes. James Rowe, Pierre
Lorard. =. +. Rork and W. F. Howe.
chs 1AeF rS%%s % %rHsa' ~'ff S
Powell, F. A.. Potts. +. La Montague. f. c. la
Montague, f. Berry Wall and j. II. shuts.
DITAIIs OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-FoAM STAKES. $50 each. For two
year.old-. ell 500 added. Five furongs.
Betting St. IL
r. Crckcr,s oh. 6 pobOns. by Mr. ;n rsk "a IN,
j. A.. A. IT, b 70 H. Moiiis's b. MsIcqy %
P. j. Dwycr sons b. c. Deciare. lis
Mr. jingle ,,s G F1'aB 49, - ~
Lady llimyar' 1i' ,n;ci 90 I9ve''o"' So-i
MutaslsDObbins straight 81 49, place 60 TO- Melody
Ontario. Bowers senella and sam Lucas with.
drawn and Lady Hmyar added. The bookmaker'
accepted bets this before the numbers weF put on
the bo,id and before Bowers and senella were
rcncicrs wanted the bets declared on OF course under
Rule NO % could not be done. Dobbin' played with
his horses left them Wondering IN the homesretoh ana
won o. pleased ~ tNv and onchaf lengths, Melody
second half a length before Declare.
SECOND RACE-tor maiden twoycar'ods so each
1850 added. Five furiongs.
B. ns''"f Fl.
VIM 3n n:., MacdSnCgs' ~, ch sa A%SeT %
o"''A stables en- l. N''"'' c r. Roger, so-1 Io-I
sam Lucas, IIs......... ~tMidqIcY q 10
Caylmre. i1s................... IafaD 81 81
bctiuset iIs......... .CPricJ . col 20-l
Mutuals-Ameer straight 500 IL place so so: Micm1c
Queen place :73 o..
After delay Of fifteen minutes the post good
start made. Amecr took the lead early remained
in front all tie way aud won in an easy eallop by
and a half lengths Mcmac Queen second lr,eth bcfor,
MonieIool who beat Sam Lucas two lengths. Price,
the English jockey unable Sotiu&ct and
the colt ran away with him twice, going nearly half
mile the second time.
THIRD RACE-nandlcap SIS each, $3.50 Oddcl
One mile.
s ne''n f
Ecu Goiet .yr.. 100 NO.; LsmClsY lo-l 81
]. A. 4. IL. and D. II. Morris, q; s;S,. .
Eildssr, 5. ,.............(w Mdsccy = =
Harcm, l. 100 -tCorbeyj e. -
The Baron, 3, los nj; McDeimotD 2c-l Il
Mutuas-Lizze s,ra rht 500 80, place slG 50; Pick
pocket place flO %
St. Florian twisted plato on the woy to post and
the jockeys allowed dsnount while new plate
was put Oh. This caused delay Of tn minutes.
Then, Of the breaks, Alonlo rot away from the
English jockey Sw0sh. ran around one Of the htables
returned to the track and gaopcd mile and cith
To add to tho general dscomltuin, The Baron could
not be persuaded 10 break with tho other hor'cs, and
was LEFT the post. It. FIorian. Kidccr and L]Ae
of in front, but Lizzie soon drew away from the
others. and. remaining in front to the end won by q
Pickjockct, who !a-i at the finish. aud
In ono more stride would have 1T. Flofian third
beaten four lengths. Kildcer wa, poor fourth.
FOURTH KACE-THE SUBURBAN Handicap, 900
each half forfeit only $50 declared by February
20 the association TO d the amount Necessary T.
make the value OF the $4,000 the second 10
receive 5000 and the third a. 600. One mile and II
quarter.
ST. ne"l Fl.
F. Lowe: br. h. I-cwlanier, by ,I9via@d
tMencmotU lo-l Al
W C. Days Dr. h. Tcriler, ., 95...... $50 -.
nancocas Stable. Dr. c. La&Tlla ais'' "' -
d.. IL iias6iouck g. lG.. C.cS$Snj 10 i
E 1so nc, C. l2G 1 ra%pTy o II
Mars. f. ii2 ............... i.itticlcdi 1ol II
iddcsiceh AGED io5 Uamlt ~ sol % !
ics-arn D. il'......'. a,ac ,of a. ''r'Vo
Mutuas-Lowlandcr Straight 500 25 place s3I 10;
Tcrii1er place SOS
Racclaid and Charade taken The horses
their positions the post. Banquet the outside and
there were several breakawoys banquet spoiled several
starts and then placed on the rail At the nth
break a gool made. Lo~landcr and Terlhcr
went ont topehcr front with Iddcsclgh and Pcssara
their Attendants while Mars and Banquet fingered
The first quarter was run IN 81 ID seconds.
Lampcher fifth they passed the stand and Sims
riding hard 10 keep his position Mars and Banquet
were on tpioc from the start. and neither could
gain ward leaders The Pepper Joined them
ard was never aerward heard from Iidc-lelch into
second place first turn with Iowlandcr still lead.
ing TERRIER took thd place, PcsSara fourth Tho
half wa run In 40 5 seconds without change Of position
Then Pc.sara gave way Dr. Hasbrouck Sims pounded
away at the 1yoriic gained nothing Lowlandcr
held the lead at the thrcc-quaricT>. which run in
IA Idde.eiph. second running under a pull. very
easily and the hopes of his stable high L1mblcy
was at work Tcricr who remained thhd Pcssara
fall back and the beginning OF tho second
turn joined Banquet Mars and The Pepper In rear
Dr. Iasbrouck improved his position slightly moving w
with Innplighter both ridden hard. Just before reach.
Of the stretch Iddc~eigh up the
and Terrher place. Lowander entered the
stretch a length and hall IN front Of him. The milo
was run ia 80 3.j. James Iamblcy made desperate
effort, overhaul Lowandcr In the last furlong and
Terrincr gained steadily the leader failed get
up and Lowlondcr by half length Tcrrner second
four lengths before Lamplighter who beat Dr. IosbOuck
head There delay Of fifteen minutes at the post
lander was terribly sored and bled freely when he re-
turned 10 the scales.
FIFTH EACE~-Pur- 1000. Selling. Futurity course.
net'ini;
Empire staD l,so es : h. lsmen'or, by Joe
''''"'' >'' D '.' lGv,roaj ll-s -
il. V. NewtOns eh. I. Bess McDuas . io7 ..
Fdor JSaasi aS io afa. 81
Inga:. g. 9e....... III. Lambiey. 4o-l 1o-l