The sun., 1889-11-30
DID OREGON BEATTHEFLLH
\ DURATION ON WHICH TIE JUDGES
AND THE, CROWD DISlgREkD.

JuaGes' Noses APpareutiy cot the Wors
ofIt-Close RscIng as EliEsSsth.
The thousand regulars that faced the first
real Wintty blast that swept over the fens o.
New Jersey yesterday saw rood racing on thG
Nov Jersey Jockey Clubs track ct Elizabeth
Several Of the races were close from post "a
post, and one OF the finishes, In connection
with the decision Of the Judges thereon, caused
the greatest commotion 30 far seen at the new
track. II was the fourth raoe Of the day. a mile
dash. with only thrse horses In 1t, but they
oonprised the stars Of the race course. The
trio were the Dwyer Brothors' colt Oregon.
Green Morris's colt Taragon. and Bsvsrwyek
Stables nlly LAvihls Bella Oregon was
the fRvorits in the pools, although the
ally was backed By the majority OF the
regulars. Oregon and tho ally made boauti-
full race with no light between them. to the
head OF the hDmestTotoh into which Bergen
rode Oregon close to the inner rails, while
stevenson sont Lavinia Belle across TO the
outer rails. Each came toward the winning
post In q mad rush. Oregon. apparently, had
little the best Of II until within few yards OF
the finish. whom Stevenson sent the nlly dash
ing over the line under the judEoE stand. In
very cloae finish. When orekon's number was
hoistedlo ovpr that Of Layinia Belle. stimuli
taneous nurmur OF voices broke from the
crowd IN the grand stand and the thronR
along the quarter stretch. Then hun
dreds Of men gathered around the iiudges'
stand, but aside from few hisses and NUT
tered expressions OF disgust there was no out
break. Several horse owners were very angry,
and one or two threatened to take their racers
from the track In the heat OF the moment. but
they soon cooled down. John Campbell OF the
Chicago Stable. who backed the hlly heavily.
met Michael Dwyer. President of the club, in
RSSsT oe thas the SsS Any Sn% Won leaving The
case to the decision Of any ten men outside OF
the judges who saw y ihs I race The % bet was r not
majority OF those who saw the race will always
believe that the judges made mistake.
THE FIRST RACE.
Dwyer Brothers two,year colt Ksnwood
and Mi9ons coming next On ne Siates a. 81
he The bunch. Befsen began riding RenToOd on
By By .o neck. ~. Which, he held and Increased 70
@ ssSSHa D plsfs lsnasR from rom the janet Murray
Pur.o stoo Of which e75 to second and cas- to thrd
bwySFN N sros' ~ T. c. KsnwOOd. = by FAlDetto-Ka.lO
sssf e Z SPi:A y asSssiSss.' Il.
bOAsSisn ana Wil;sx also ran ''''' ''' '''''
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THE SECOND RACE.
"a Corriean's colt Harry Faustus headed ths
dash, of Eve .furlongs. the Castle Stables colt
El%gs,onS goiEg ~ 70 againsi with from
and Repartee broke out from the field at the
start, Nirabssau s lingering et the pos, and Prao-
selves 70 half way down the homestTetch. |
where Elmstone and Newburg engaged In q |
Close flfht for the place RepGrsee falling back back
tt st9ne second. head in front OF NewburG.
ss5,: s!o Ss which szs to second and :as to third
LCerrisan's ch z, Harry Fauutus, l. By faussuS-;
Castle ss.Sis @ B. c. Il El9Stons b
G5moyses Espartso indsz Maid Of WoodiSnaS gold.
ing and Mira0eau also pnn ran =, oe,<
Post set,nsreu to GU HAIRY FauStus; againS. Elm.
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Woodlands gcIdins. 30 toi.
THE THIRD RACE.
6. W. Cook WAS the favorite at 10 to on for
the dash of three-duarters OF a mile. but Bat
tersby had strong following at 2 to against.
fns dhes vNa spraRg oHt
at tho quarter. This pair made the running
into iho homestretch where A. Coyington sent
of the leaders, and nd WANING BY two lengths,
Volta secon,l. three parts OF length In front OF
Bpttersby. third. s..r- a.
for a axes three.qnarfers Of mile N w. " '""''
= SorriEan's b, & !. W Cook l. by LOnsfellow-Miss
rlton, lop "a Toyington) :...................I
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Sunshine Mr pehan an, taward = aianr
..t'I Time i:iSH "'' ran
by;s 10 l. Volta Ia to Il sunshine is TO Mr Psihsm
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Nv, " = 'N"''D r., .r,,- :. " ToI,,u
The mia dash botwaan T1racon roro,on
:, hT niiY ua97iI yn7i Dotm9on OIeHon, iaraRon,
Snu LaNlnlh Delle was the race oil the day. and
faTotts az n to q on no1 vn;aS H, Eeins tn9
choice al ii 10 against. with host Of follow
q Very close race between Oregon and LayiniS
Belle to tho head OF the stretch. where Oregon
led Lavina Belle by neck. Oregon ran close
70 the inner rails, while LaynIA Belle was sent
along on the outside. The flly appeared to
i was close. The iudRes awarded the race to
Oregon: Taragon was also in the hunt near
horse.
tor An sEsS: one mile. '''"N -AN "-' " 'Nnu
light iiS CBcrgsn =. .....'.a...
StAbieG b. e. Layina Belle T. io7 (stcvcn.