New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-15

Crimea- who Of several that carried stable
money. He among the fortunate ones at the
start, and Sloane managed to keep him In front to
the end, beating out the favorite. Doggett Irksome
fell In this race. and his rider Gardner. had
narrow escape from serious injury. As II was. he
was severely cut about the face and head and re-
ceived shaking up that will probably prevent his
riding for several days.
Leonore captured the second contest thanks TO
Taral's energetic riding. The chances that he
could have won with either of the that finished
next behind him.
Galllee had bad lot to beat in the third race and
succeeded In doing it: however. it was far from
Lehman captured the Owners Handicap. after a
good race with the Preakness representative Belde-
A heavy shower fell just the post call sounded
fair shape, quickly converted into circuit OF
mud Remp proved the victor after stirring finish
bear out the excuses recently made for MIN by MS
Red Pat captured the steepechase. which ended
the days proceedings He was coneedng lot OF
most clever fashion and at the end won easily;
for 9e .n saS be s o Ssesy settled with his
creditors basis said TO be 80 per cent The sum-
maries:
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-Prse $780, selling allowances One mile
Hisginss CHI. Crimea, by Aigerine-Baia SDsn
] Z ssSns',s Bssse' !. ios P 1;s%sts}
A i''so' los 6; caSsn eefe, illusion ioi
c1ssn"' TT ana and ID M 8 pGsfs n
10 and 4 Illusion. and .; Irksome 10 and T.
Won in drive by length head between second and
third 1rksome fell.
SECOND RACE-Prrse $500: for maiden twoyear-ods
A. C1ason's br Z. Leonore. by Darebin-La Fnyorta,
] 70 r %sponads Any qNiasIIsisS}
spnnsy HamptCp,s yn Aadl 10 5 ,heo Fair
ReciusS. 1S sins and Myrtle liz 'Grfn). also ran
s,ns1<seor. "a S. sDa q q y y1S &
Fair dr' Reciute. and even Myrtle l., s and 2.
Won handily length: distance between second
and third.
THIRD RAcE-rurse $500; selling allowances Six fur
Erie stables b. h. by Tho Bard-Athaa arMs,
Vii Mle as l b. Fannie b. J. 90 tGarrssn
conss siTocgo aged ..n 0a 50 P 01srs,
Mqrsisn coHie) rltsran o. (Hrsch Mckee lo
Grimm lambert 80 oIeary). and Fcrnseed' lo2
sssa .Ss + Aa. and aS nc s FPHi En-
ksn2e 10 sn aaa 4 to s. frfseed Is and
Won handily by length and half; three lengths oe-
tween second and third.
FOURTH RACE-OwNERs HANDICAP; purse s7oo'
One mile.
oFsIionIady RoyseT years o p ;.,, csloan9
Preakness Stables b. m Beldemere o. - Gear 9 ~:
Toner'S Gh 90 c5sqw9 and ea. 81 S sr cs
(Sack), also ran ,o,,
Be,,ins-1~nman. t to and 3; Beldcme and
TO g. Cromwell and TO .; Tom Cromwell. 10 ana
9; Clarus. 10 and D.
Won easily by lengths four lengths between second
and third.
FIFTH RACE-Pursc 500; for two-year-oids selling al
lowances. Seven furlongs.
w NJ wallaces Oh. c. Remp. by Hayden EdwaTds[
Onverlace. IS b...... .'...''''
I r. & F. B. Keenes hr. z. Pen Ronald. 30. oyne)
Mohawk Prince 05 (Sloane) Second Chance. 10 (row-
ers1 and Olifred. 93 Hewitt also ran
Bettng-Rernp TO 2 and 4 TO .; Break o Day ana
even Ben Ronald and 3; Mohawk Prince even ana 10
3. Second chance, and 3; Olifred. I and J.
Won in hard drive by neck; head between second
and third.
| SIXTH RACE-purse $500 handicap steeplechase Two
| and one-quarer miles
| J. P Dawes's ch e. Red Pat by F7orentine-s2zodont
les N,..,InP
7 NJ C'rosby's b. e. Marcus aged, 1872 Mara
p < p Randolphs Oh. e. Lafayette B. l35J cannon .
ICecarod Jas (BraziD and Iatrolman. loS NChahuler
| also ,, 100
Ret.ng-Red Pat, 2 and to 5: Marcus. sno event
LAFAYETTE 7 and 81 Decapod- TO and 70 z; Patrol
man. 5 and Q
Won easily by lengths two lengths between secono
third.