New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-11
First two heats irottei September l.
FoIlowlng are the entries for to-day

Following are the entries for to-day;
300 class. ,ro,,ing. purse. soo-Iohn 4 Goli,mi,hs
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ws% O. Hset d 1aon s g k a W' Don
n@d Farms queen Ross. ~. m. Limos brothers sally
MAJ b. m lax J1"fs H tS john n. eyrcuh
s wI,' S2n' wIG,' c %i Rap s H. u
Iierrineton'r Flee, boy. F. ". Nebes cornnc :.
na aH r Fa: 3',P* e. ''S o'ef' '
ce, NG"9e' McV Wos s Aerno SU en e. M I"hn
oasml'h whaleso"S Dr. re S son ba e ;
s CT Gioss's Upland. br. .s -. :, y.c,,,,y..
s; 22s ca's onf Mc B%5sf LIZ, r
Tar1 AGP "rd. 'G EarisG, G c6 M wa% @s.
Scott Burr CIR. jrs , N2mah sl,fa wiArs
De Vi" vand~barss Grace Hasfinrs oh M Freierick
nr1' D,"cSs sn On 1 w., ' &f@na or or' o"n;
II w@eE. wilma br M r W To.l~s Nn , ~, b; g:
peerned f"s"s mgs" Eldora b. rn conwail FARMS
W M' Maoncy'. onondasa'
Tcrre Haute Ind Sept. lo-Monroc Salisbury.
when he heard OF the action Of the Judges at Fleet
wood to-day in cxpcng him. was greatly surprised
and said he did not see how any fair-nindeh man
could have taken such action
"The mare Expressive" he said. had gone two
heats in the race on Friday. Saturday 1t rained
and there was no T%c h 10 haa sn y nsh
II had left Expressive there she would have had
Hys and ated ~S with 9'
Fleetwood Association. and there was a member Of
fns they said they did not think there
would be any. objection to my Withdrawing my
there was rule tina, prohibited her withdrawal.
and ! laughngly remarked that II that was So We
foolish rule that would permit such an Injustice;
AZ nae It the they could ns
ever. Mr.. Mason said he would see the judges and
same hotel VIA, Mr.. Mason. and l asked him to
Mr. MOI M IL
suited Two OF the Judges, and they had said i
wSd s ss IL sdn Upon M Who
corroborated what had been said Mr.. MclIenry
S sH,a IA. telephone w H the two "as" whose
names Mr. MciIenry had forgotten and that there
would be objection to withdrawing Expressive.
LAST DAY OF THE NEWPORT MEETING
Newport. X. l.. Sept. 10 (SpeciaD-The first race
meeting Of the Newport Racing Association came 10
a close this afternoon The attendance was =
good during last week. In consequence OF the
apparent dropping of OF interest. II decided TO
end the meeting with to-day's races. The meeting
has been success. and the association has practi-
cally decided to make 1t an annual affair. though
where the course will be next year Is not yet de-
cded.
In the third race Lord Motley threw his rider;
Cahi but no one was injured Tom {: bolted IN
the fourth. The fifth was the mos; exciting finish
OF the meeting. scarcely nose dividing the TWO
runners. Summaries;
Firs, race-For horses which had not been paced
at the meeting five furIongs on the nat purse $50,
o which so went 10 seconu Erie Di' X
PrImus ~ Dugan). first; w &. Hayes oh. IN:
Pocahontas CMr Hunn). second Moderator ana
Foxford also
Second race-steeplechase for hunters over the
fun course allowance and penalties for the race
meeting; purse $50 Of which $50 went TO second,
81, TO third Or a. Smiths b. x Athol 1877 tPine-l:
first: Broadhollow Stables oh. r. Latitude l|5
(Rowan), second; W. &. liayess en- T. PlayInate'
l3s (Mara). third.
Third race-sepg race for sesPsce ga sr over
second sZ TO third Piedmont Stables b. &. Chevy
Shase lI2 (I3arry). first; G. w: Wilson'S CHI .. The
RAT IN (Criffin) second; Broadholow Stables
CHI g. lakewood. is (Biilings). third
Fourth race-one mile on the nat ior h h,n
Fireworks l35 (Mr. HaighO. nrst; 7 r Phelans
Oh h Eblis I6S tMr Loudon) second Mavourneen
and Tom G. also ran. -
Fifth race-Steeplechase. full course: purse $500.
ssa "a second. Broadhoow Stables CHI 6. The Peer.