New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
The fact that he Is free
S gives him a decided adj

the turf in The fact that he Is free
from entangling alliances gives him decided ad-
VANTAGE in his difficult place ~. Ore, r.o.
in which Nick was made the fayorite at to
against him. He was well played by the PUBLIC
any of the other contestants. The start was good
one. with the field well punched and every horse
for three ghths of a mile. when the latter fell
back beaten, and the fsvorte. who was never
afterward headed. opened gap and won easily
at the finish by length from Panway, who was
the same distance In front Of Frank X. harf
plunge in the second race: in which Dutch skater
rington backed tina, at the close OF the betting
nearly every book in the ring stood 10 lose heavily
Skater and Hamilton, on Harrington gave
exhibition Of riding that would disgrace a green
several times but managed to squeeze through on
the rail In, turning for home thereby winning
he could go to the front and win as he pleased
ne b got ay until no 90 So co% os
on the inside when he began 10 ride as II his life
Dutch Skater was the best horse nobody who
blunders made by Reiff, IL taken advantage Of BY
Hamilton. might have resulted in victory for
Harrington.
Thirteen two-year-o.ds started in the third race.
True Penny was made the favorter although the
Belle Of Stonewai we'll supported. so also was
seiec, few. who thought her chances We're golden
on account OF the bad behavior Of some Of ne
fore the flag was dropped The star; . was $, fair
%s a Sok nfS S Ts sad so Soon ar The M Of The & and
was never headed. ST. Pauline was second. and
True Penny who came fast after the race was over.
Little Matt won the fourth race by neck in 2
the favorte for. some mysterious reason: Little
he close Of the betting perfect start, win Char;
ter s na BTe Garter agh9 tho the nf MN s sas
Matt and R Gnanss sa 70 aSh At oq The S
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b. s s sSsh win sn aas esf Fas
who was at 100 to In the betting Tom Tough was
the favorite at to s. but the best he could do was
won The steeplechases By length from Bushranssr:
ayor even money but se f At. a. the Ls5.
| ple,ey worn out. Here are the results:
| First race-Five furlongs. Purse $500.
Nick by Mortemer-Re,ribu'ion ii6 ib... ballard I
IrnT~' r. Mar JOS, Bergen,
Gariana dsto1d Robusta ard TGsr Tme~io&
Second rnce-One mile. Purse 500.
Dutch skater fy Dutch RolIer-Lena, lo7 n :6Rer}
I I,aTrinsiGn iS Ss..... rid% arsen,
Mcmac Queen and hartford also Time-lisN
Third race-For wo-year-ods. Purse $500.
Belle Of sonewall by spend,hrfMiss Nailor Jos ~
St Pauline io.. BERGEN
Co Golden 'f a,s e. Wealthy cemona slio dly, Judge
Gleason Malnda Milwaukee, Superior. Tylura and Etars
also ran. Time-i03's
Fourth race-One mile Purse 500
Little Matt by voltigeur-Black Gal % ~ Carter I
Ren. H 1Tln
Bue Garter and Charter also Time-l:43'.
Fifth race-seven furongs Purse 500.
Charaie by Charaxus-Ada Belle. ia 10 (Nsumeyer, I
Hardy Fox. .'Mcione)
Ton L%nsn; ~ sonraoo Laurel Tenacious Halt Nine
Sir Rae and 'Polyiora also ran Tme-i''o
.rolydora was ler, the post.
Sixth -stecplecha.e short course. Purse 500
s. Anthony. by Mortemer-war Paint 1874 n. Nara,
Bushranger 1879 nirtsten'
S Gsnn iero crown prince and Flip Flap also
| Timc-30ois.
9e s. An, soEsl pP $50, $500 % Sy.s
attempting TO blackmaI II 500 before he BID
On b the 6arss wifi be considered by the Pony
ISOLATION stewards With all the cnanceS nrH ~ thai
| association.
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
FIRST raceseng me rogse Ii9 70. Sa 46ss,
s i,f 81. Wilmar IS Golden Valley Sc. paly S.
o r,:ga * 6 '5:os BIKE 20 %
io2 Glance io2. Equation 1922 Drum Major lo2 Ls ay
FeHdnte g. Eafa lI o. Why 20, il
Third Madeas selling: I'VE furlongs Anna Marie
ne, 49, Jennie 1903 Fsi Ign! 100 Elsie ~; Morrison 1,
sllop 100 May Irwin 100 Elizabeth hlly 100 Little Eia
d rs %ood:hoPSr r@m n P Hay FIX
10 By Boy lod yassoond i9' H9ss IL do' Co'onads
Frfth race-selling; mile and furong. W r. III. Mr.
sass SIR Tom io7 Joian io7 Marshall io'' Bounce
sixth face-Selling; six furlongs Best Brand o6 Lesh
io; Harry Hlnkson io4 pr johnson lo4 adjourn los
Mssg9 % ,S SON s' M1hen 81 iaa H' 90 Mia" w.