New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
70 TAMBIEN OUT AGAIN.
RACING BEFORE A GREAT CROWD Al
WASHINGTON PARK.
THE GAME WESTERN MARE WINS HER RAcs
EAsnY-REY Ell SANTA ANITA CAPT
UREs ANOTHER sTAKE-THE
OTTER WINNERS.

OTTER WINNERS.
Chicago .Tu,v Seven races. including the snert'
dan Stakes. brought great crowd 10 Washington
park TODAY fully % coo people being present when
tho horses were called the post for the first race
The appearance Of 70 Tamben and the sheridan
Stakes were the features Of the day Ony five three
vear-o.ds started IN the stake. ami the Deroy
winner Rev p, Santa Anita was made an odus-oh
favorite at 70 >. The race proved nothing moro
than an exercise ga,lop for him. and he won u'uer
a strong pull by a length and hat from r'ih0.
Carl II was o'clock when the horses were cahea
10 the post and five minutes later the starter sem
them away. with Peytouia IN the cad ANA oe'"s
Second The pace was sow. and passing the stahd
for the first time Peytona was mai a -ehs'h IN
front but rounding the cuohoUse tnrh Ju'So"
oulckenel the pace and a. me quarter fey'o"'a
was first By a length, wiih Frnce Gar se0'"u
Se,ika third and the favori.e last. Peyionia maze
all the running down the backstretch and 10 mo
rhree-ouar,ers but rounding for home Van Kuren
gave tho BALDWIN cot his head. and NJ won easy
The KsndaI stables great mare. Yo Tamolen
made her first appearance for this season IN no
seconl race she had only Cleaning. SiSurd, Lake
Shore and Coquette 70 beat. and was made an
oa1s-on f,vori,e Opening az 70 ., her price was
cut down to 70 by post time. Al the nrs' az
,or,o, starter PettngiN sent the horses away WIKI
rake Shore In the cad, Cleaning second ana ~
Tamhen third. The latter soon went % the 'front.'
and AZ the quarter was leading by .enSth Iho'pe
hustled her along, and she set furious pace uoNH
the backstretch the first mite being run In l5s1.
A, the threequarter poe Cleaning moved up on
even terms with her. and for short time II 'ooNe'
az though the flvorite would be beaten ou' S"'
responded gamely when called upon ana was sooA
Gear Coming away in true racehorse sy-e '"'
won handy by TWO and a half .engihs.
The third race was won easily by Gun"ai' "nh'
the nth went to Pat. - 70 chance. The iaNo.'
tie Egbart took the sixth easily. Gera1'"~
heavily backed by the talent" won the aS' raw
Summaries ,.,oer won
Sunup second Overea third Time. lO-. -. :, nj
second race one and Onc-eighth miles, puis'' 800
-Yo Tambien won. G.oamng second, Lane '
Third race. purse $1,000 one mleIGgnwad w sSi
Tippecanoe second. Little Walter thirL tiSsf:
Fourth race. The sheridan Stake- N'v' ~, W. rDon
one and one-quarter miles-Rey Ell santa N' 5.os,
Prince Carl second Peyton!a third lime ~, won
Fifth race. three-quar;ers OF m!is -, a. liz
Promenade second. Uncle Luke third ilns won
Sixth race. purse. $1,000; one mne-HS ossit
The Kitten second. Marcel third. Time It-., dina
Seventh race. three-quarters OF mr., iJiil
WIN Lulu T. second Pedestrian third. Tine i'i'r
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