The sun., 1889-11-24
TOUGH ON JUVENILE ERACERS.
WO-TElR-OLDs SENT II MILE AND
OYER ON a TRACK STIFF WITH Mud.

OYER ON a TRACK STIFF WITH MUD.
Jerry, Sea or Glennore. Fails, and Two
+ Horses TunbIe Over HIu-Raneeeas,
Soa Of 1roquois, Makes Rluoky Race.
The Hudson County Jockey Club was
favored with q bright sky for the third days
racing at their new course. but the track was
muddy. heavy. and holding. In fact altogether
too stiif for sending two-year- olds mile and
over. Mike DAILY started his colt Jerry. two
old son OF Glenmore. In q race OF one mile
and sixteenth. 1t was the last race Of the
day. Jerry led the field for about mile and
was In front opposite the far end OF the grand
stand, when n murmur OF horror arose from
the 1000 spectators. Jerry had fallen.
Boutwell, tumbleJ over Jerry. and
Ben b. spread himself and rider over
the PROSTATE horses and jockeys Fortunately
all escaped injury except Fred Doane, rider OF
Jerry. Doane was badly shaken up and lamed'
but he managed TO walk In with the assistance
OF mon who ran TO help him. Bookmaker Wall
baum sent his fine two-year-o old colt Rancocas.
a pluoky son OF the winner OF the English
Derby. In y race OF n mile for all ages. The
colt was second choice In the betting. and he
made game run with Now or Never, the favor
ite finishing second only an opon length. be-
hind Now or Never. Four favorites won. and
the other two races we're captured by second
eSSA
OF form.
Ton appeared at the post for the opening
dash of ree-quarters OF a mile. Lomax and
Hot Scotch were faTorites at q to against each.
Lemon Blossom had fair backing at 8 to l.
and the others were at long odds. Hot Scotch.
Lomax. Fletch Taylor and Artless were in the
front rank ut tho start. and held the van In
close run to the finish. II. Penny landing Hot
Scotch winner by a length, Artless second =
Purse $500. of which $50 to second. selling allow
hnS;s sSq hcs soote St s by Hopr
NJ Hefans s. Artcss s. 20 DsSmondj
v. II. TimmonSs b. {. Lemon Blossom, 5, 100 IN.
Full Sail. aud Little FRED also ran.
each; lemon Blossom ) to !; Big Brown jug. Fleteh
sip E foG To tT Topsfa and m Is Fred
THE SECOND RACE.
Pilgrim was q hot favorite for the second
8fSh %it6 Frederick !. second c6oies at to The
Gypsy fllly. Austriette. and Pilgrim were hrst
the nonF pne
s0s SO t%0 ehesSSs IL rons
Purse $500 of which $50 second. for tvoysaroldu;
O. q. ". foos'H b . PiSrim by Powhattan-Ems, lIS
NsS o1%l York stable: b 6 'Xqitstts los III BciGcnj
sDisndcrt IoS.nssSs and Gypsy hIy also
sS:s5s ssn9 ayS:, s .ss
THE THIRD RACE.
,Gloster was backed al around the ring for
the mile dash i9r ssiinG PlateE5s Ht to
backing as second choice at to each. suitor
set the page from an even start to the quarter.
was close 70 he anish: dlostoT holding the van
and winning BY length. vigilant second
Purse $500. Of which $50 to second, selling allow.
n H.Fyj \ R1y's g o'ost.t 3 by el'n'lG-riorA i0s
K:; + y1iissS%
stSPhanis. BSrwood FestuG suitOr, BOnny Lass, and
"Ana'rm'n' also ran Tim. (, SEA
yIs!spS S.s y % vs. $os$%
THE FOURTH RACE.
10 to on; Reneocas having fair backing Of
light for half Of the mile and then faded away.
pleased BY two lenGthe. ,Rancocas second. a
den s & Fl lss
oR ness%sa'. Nest % br; Now or Never. by stratford-
g. Tsesu%s Oh . EsaseS.: g % drying! g!!-,s....: 2
RancocaS 10 5; Guarantee o TO ]; Hearst 60 TO !.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Bradford was selected to win ct even m monOy
the lssaquena flly having host OF backere at
2 to 8: the others were rank outeiders. The
Issaquena a[y SpranR away In the lead and
made q show Of the fold. winning BY five
front Of Sam Morse. third
Purse $500 of which SiOO to second; for all ages;
v, Gilman" b T.. BY Reform-IssaquonA,s 81 tH.
O. %aI6GumI b h Bradford s lis GBeracny .......2
J. T CATmOdy's O fam Morse. = 90 tDosmond)....
Ocean and Electricity also ran
Post Betting Bradford, even money; against IISa
guena ny TO S; Sam Morse, TO 1; Ocean 80 to l;
Electricity 90 81.
THE SIXTH RACE.
All the entries seven, started In tho last race.
a mile and sixteenth. Tyrone carried the
bulk of the money at to against Banker
having the second call at 8 to l, Jerry. third
choice. going at to l. The race was vory close |
between jerry. Tyrone. and Banker to tho
way. The speed was too much for Jerry in
the stiff going, causing him to fall while in the
lead. a furlong from home. Boutwell, fell over |
Jerry. and Ben B. Aumbled over both Of them. |
Banker won easily after the mishRp by two |
lengths from Tyrone. Wynwood poor third.
Purse $50 Of which $50 to secoud selling allowances;
H. Fiippsns ch c Banker. T. by sensntion-BlAek |
rordSsm ats sssSss br h. Tyrone. s. i2i
Iunis, Jerry Bot6weiL and Ben B. also started.
Time 2:04A
Post BettnR-AEainst Tyrone to s; Banker. 3tei I;
Jerry, to !: Boutwell, b to !; Wayward, II 10 !;
Tunih, l5 to I; Bon D., 20 tol.