New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-01
DETAILS OF THE RACING

DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-For two.ycar.olds. Special weights. Fu
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9SpSnSc' 81 e. HARRINGTON A S Ms5 81 e5
j. RUPERT Dr. g "4'"'''N' 'iiAmbIcyis 81 81
c. Fleishmann & Sons blk. c. Domingo lis :, 6,
POP Gray 1d @rS@s, III p =
s G'd sos Ha'f io' James n 20 III
raItied Ill ,,.....d La%5lsy} a. a. IIo c-
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Mutuals- Harrnrton. straight as so, place sl3 10;
Longsh0nks Place 81 %
Pop Gray. Patrcan and Harrington ran in front for
a half mile. Then Harrington drew away, and won
IND pull by three lengths I.ongshanSs second,
length before Domingo. ST. Knig1It into the fence
SECOND RACE-REAPERs STAKES. For thrce-year-
dds; ~ go added. Special weights. one mile and
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Msrcus D,y's oh: sir Francis by Mr. cs 80
}. Il. -: =. Kcencs b. I. orehi:r 30 a.
onS SCa' stable, al b. c. Sir Walter. isd.'
Lady Bc.. a: ' cayo% 81 70
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Ieonards and Prince George were scratched. LADY
Bess led BY two lengths as they PASSED the first turn
with Sir second Orchis third and Sir Walter last
In the homcsretch between Sir Francis anu
1t took all Of Garrisons skill TO get Sir Francis
home first by short neck. Orchis beat Sir Walter by
three lengths for the place.
THIRD RACE-sAPPHIREs STAKES. For two.ycar.olds:
$3.50 added; special weights. FIVE ana onehaii
b ne''I" f.
}. Kqppcr, RS Dr. Jo9Gdae BY Long, G., o,
j. MeL"ghIin'S b. C. weinberg v,d la,;;s s., 81
be"'on S"O'eS '"' 9 tHamIitOnj 1c-l -
Ben I.omond llS..-.--..-. aa1 a,( "a II
Xahms. III Gttlcaedl 90 81
Eana III n;ooiac, 81 d
fac'oum lis ri,noi os g.! l,'mO'e''o ~
Mutuals-Ionedale stiaist led. 80 90 place sol So
Weinberg place s2i 10
Fatality and Tenacious were withdriwn. and wernbcrg
was added Weinberg Longdac and Armitage olternaed
in leading to the track Wernbcrc then drew away
but Loncisle the race by head Werh"rs p'''
Economist by three lengths Illusion was close fourth
FOURTH RACE-TwIN CITY HANDICAP; s2'ooo
added. One and oneourth miles p,,,
Santa 24 AG'' s,s s e. s c'noo II So
Gideon Daly- CHI c. R'""pSM SDe lGs2 >, e-lo
j. p. Keene'' b. C. &c ns44: IS, g,
refrider loi......:J LaT TpaHm al 81
$:iS co.. .:.a s. is :, Il
Mars. T. lla..~..''',Ti Time o. !,"''e'''' w.
Mutuas-GslIndo straight 81 80 place sl' TO- ham,
apo place ~ 80 ,,, 49,, p.o.
na ro added The start was fair but they soon Logan
10 string out Daily America leading l'amaIo VINO ""'
been second start last as they maze 'he 'r"
beyond the clubhouse, poor piece Of Rang on M'D''
motifs part As the backstretch was reached nc
,rshed Ramano forward going a, around the field Al
the end e mile Ramapo had his head In h"nt snd eouu
have come away and had clear running bnt McD'rno't
seemed to lose hi, completely. He fumb"d around
until the others closed in him in such way That he
could not use his whip He rode herd with hands ana
heels. but his had been thrown away. "ahndo
coming great rush the outside won inc race oS
a length Ramapo second, a neck before CandNaoTa'
FIFTH RACE-Niatch; $4,000 side. $500 added.
g. se''lnf f.
j. + Mamie ,,s l!-Go out
Richard Crokers eh' 6 DOLPHIN Lie's'"' O''
= M TT af~'Dd Of.
applaudcd they passed the stand on 'her
way the post, with the lions share oil applause 'o'
Domino TIE start was perfect. Domino quickly tooh
the lead with Dobbns at his shoulders Ihey ran III
this way for half a mile. Then Sins moved up WIN
Dohbins Domino seemed BE- inclined to bear out.
Tara was begin ride and use the whip but
Sims soon followed suit and In passing the bct,ing mig
both were their utmost Az they entered Inc hnaI
furong Dobbins In front, aud the cry went up u'I
Domino was beaten. His rider. however did not seer" "
share opinion for he Is Jockey who l. never beaten
The colt he willing a. he was aN"u''
Inch bv inch ne began o Dobhlns VIII" was no"
doing Sims riding him with rc'eh'ies' Nt"i'
ponino wa, running ar gamcy a. any horse that ever
lived and slowly but surely he gained on inc '"uci'
Three strides from the end DOb.ns seemed t. fatr "he
Domino running truly got up Oh even terms. Inc i"t
stride they took almost horse, and 80 they passed
~ Hah. the Judge being Unable 10 e'pa'c "e"' anu
making it dead heat
sINTll EACE-sellng. Futurty course
81 s'''iG F.
w b. Jcnnings's ch. T. Shadow, by Buoh-
'naH- Sunshine VS. " "cja;,,onif 81 81
George FoIbc,s b. e. Arab 'ec ld lol 81 10
j. b. Colns's br. I. Adde, T. lo7 .,
is%% 100 srs1y} IL 81 81
misunderstanding , Il. - s.; place sI2 20 Aiab
place 80 40.
Lorimer did not run. All close bunch until
well into the last furong. where Shadow, Aade ana
Arab drew away the others, aud between ue"
made lively finish. shaiow was the winner os
hardy ieu,,h; Arab second neck beorc Adie. NO bid
lor the winner.
SEVENTH EACE-Handlcap. Seven furionos the turf
sl, LETTING.
n s1 Int In,.r' S nv Sir N fsns 81 10
c. Fecnan Sons en- f. Sarah b Ts%sy A., Go
NJ s. st alS :i. f. cenitila. l. 100 D
rou,,v 100 ,1 1BeTgsij ii %
ADA Blue T. 100 n jones' 80 81
Mutual.In,er,l,y staisht so 90 place - 45 Sarah
Rsmcy place $40 Go.
Cleaning and Aide failed 10 start. centcla ran in
the lead for i've fflongs Sarah Ramcy
who continued front to the last few strides. where
Sins got up with Integrity, and in hard drive landed
him the winner a short length Sarah Ramcy second
five lengths before Ccntca.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES TO-DAY.