New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-26


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cape from their ccremens when the odds long.
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rack with Its abrupt turns and short stretches.
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riding Of Sims On the Uee ks seTs i've Fr
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hopeess 9s sS5,ors that all pursuit seemingly
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with Tanonn s 'ime me, sough, the shortest way home
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rne dourlh race without much dicu.ty with that
Ganersys plans better to second place with
sloane 'T aods the E WnSsr
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S Sa Stakes the NTH race and ridden by Tara
II Sims on Voter had walked up earlier he could
Sleepy 10 nd was @ m s but he
SINS mas been much too drowsy in several races
hfeir Te The stewards ought to stick a pin in
r. The fayorite. Fushlne captured the hurdle race
even injured and unfortunately their riders also
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RACE-Purss 5000 selling allowances. One and
! one-sixteenth miles
Round Dance H iS. s,, by Mr.
C. Fleischnann Sons br. c. The Dragon, 3, ss.,..
r Boyle's br sep,our. 3 1o7 Gear. 1901 Gosse,o
Premier SO Ccoyie; Sir Dixon. 1r iO7 CBaiardl Brisk
! tsims). also
Bc,tine-fornpD.. and q The Dragon to and
to 8 septour. : and to s; Premier. 20 and 8; Sir
c; Tine 8 ard 2 ''''N ~ anu O. rear song 10 ana
Won in drive by a neck: four lengths between second
and third.
SECOND RAcE-Purss 5000 handicap for two-year-oid.
Five furlongs.
C.. Jacobs CHI T. Set Fast by Masette-l'andaa, 100
A. H. D. H Morriss ch T. casseopa ITO 'V.'.
SS gyms ssu Ss sg ~ s 81 cnan 90
ouavcr loj Clayton and sedsewick 90 car 90
BettIng-set Fast and 2: Cass.opa. 70 & and 2 N
to 2: simOnan, 80 and s. ouaver. IL and 8 seigewck
Won easily by two lengths: three lengths between sec
ond and third.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500 for three-yearclds: selling
allowances Five furlongs
h1Ss s.aSe years. sr @ zSnone by Black Dss
SsRsaf2 sess: t T1s'ss9 mse
d 9ame S Su1f am, To- % Rds sT PATTI Joe GIewo
Il5 cMccafferty and Rock Ledge. 80 car 1917 ieeel
Tlme-1OlH.
to 70 sn Dame no az" 9aS % S az and
ana F9 BUN 20 and 81 Royal Rover 20 and Abuse
Won easily by length lengths between second
and third
FOURTH RAcE-THE TEST HANDICAP: for three
year-olds and upward purse $500 One mile
j. McDonald's ch. h. Rubicon, by Rayon dor
J. j. Mcanerys ch c. Gotham T. iii tcar 'Sii1 isp
hman s aa Sr Fer1e q sm. so9 0sre
es d-ambiey) also ran.
psps-naso9n aaa 2 s. Gotham and to
Terrier s and g. Aurelian 20 and g. anu 10 o.
Won in hard drive by head four lengths between
second and third.
FIFTH RAcEs-THE UNDERGRADUATES STAKES; for
two-yearolis; maiden time of entry: penalties
and allowances One-half mile.
J. ". Rogers b. c. Rodermond. by rremont-Amuel.
Kensco Stables b. T. Takanassee lo5 Gear los, --'~D
DOggetD 9
j. r. & F. p. Keenes ch Voter. $3.50. Sins
Lady Louise 10 Sloane: Thomas Cat little
held) Draw Lad los fHilD; Durlbaron 105 (Sheedy)
and valorous 100 CLAYTON. also
Time-0:4Q.
Betting odermond. to 3 and I 70 8; Tallahassee
and 3; Voter and q Lady Louise. .; Thomas
Cat and 2; Brew Lad. 80 and 10, Dumbarton, 80
10; Valorous 20 and 6.
Won handly by two lengths: a head between second |
and third.
SIXTH RACE-P,rse $780, four-year-olds and up |
ward; selling allowances One and half miles over |
hurdles
James Cortctt's oh. Flushing. by Pirate Of
Elolse years l42 Observation-Disclosures. .tMara)
J. Vi. Crosby's ;. Marcus aged 1t5. .Ocach)
oxx's b. e. Uncle Luke; 9 las. "a Anderson, |
B1ckeve l40 Dunlap: Midge-y. 1874 Hector: Golden
Gate 1876 If Huescn and Annie Bishop l43 (Chandler)
also
Time-2:5Gs
Fettng-F1ushnr. and 3: Marcus 4 and
10 8; Uncle Luke. and 3: Buckeve l5 Mideeiey
70 and 4; Golden Gate. TO and .: Annie Bishop
G and =.
Won in romp by ten lengths; thirty lengths between
second and third Buckeye and Midgeley refused but
were finally made 20 go the Golden Gate and
Annie Bishop fell