The sun., 1889-12-04
RACING IN RAIN AND SNOW.
WOW Oh NEEKR DOWNS ELSs CRhR
IN the OKOLOSA HANDICAP.

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n Snow sterss on Guttsnburg HeiEhts-
Driving rain and pelting snow made little
difference to the great throna Of raceRoers on
the heights Of GuttenburR yesterday, The
sport began at noon. when mstch race beA
tween Bookmaker A. @. Lock kman g three-ysar-
old filly Miss Olive. by LonEfellow. carrying
105 poundS and Bookmaker @. Walbaums
| aged ReldinR Rupert. BY Falsetto. lls pounds
came of. The match was for t100 side; dis
tanca i've furlones. Bergen rode Rupert aud
II. Penny was in the saddle on the oily The
race was close and exciting. Rupert won By .
head In I:07A.
The race OF the day was the renewal Of the
0kolona Handicap. purse $1,000. with 500 ad-
ditional to the rider OF the frst horse and $50
to the rider OF the second. King Crab with
Hamilton up was backed by the talent all
around the rina at post odds Of IL 20 against
Now or Never. with Bergen in the saddle. was
second choice in the field OF nine. at TO
King Grab appeared the winner ct the head OF
the stretch. but Now or Never went to the front
at the seventh furlong pole. and won the race
by three lenRths. to the dismay Of the knowing
ones. The favorites Blue Rock. Boodle. ana
Civil Service won. 30 honors were equally d.
Vided during the day.
THE FIRST RACE.
Twelve started In the opening scramble OF
five furlonRs, with Hearst the fRvortte at TO
against, Jim Gates second choice at to /. Ex-
ira having the third call at to 1. Lille D..
80 to chance. ridden by Horton. who landed
Black Ralph. the 100 to 1 shot on Saturday.
was the first to show In front at the start.
Marty B. and Hearts heading the Ally of at the
far turn. Lille D. came again in the last fur
49,. L. H.
the same distance In front Of Hearst. third.
Purse 500 of which SO to second for maidens three
sh TG g. " Ena
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also fsans n''F'F' pa" Benedict Extra ana
Post Bsttinr-Againit BenrSt . TO d: Jim catee to
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Little Fred, Margery Daw aud Lille D., 30 TO each
THE SECOND RACE.
d, Doodle. with Bergen up. was selected to win
!. Doane led the somewhat straGgliPa iiOid
called on Doodle at the seventh furlong pole.
and. drawing away from the field. won by
5Ss ro% wSnN0od RTs0o bg heSd getting Inc place
Purse sa OF which $50 to second for beaten hOrseS
Ohio j aSie,s sh. e Doodle, & by Bsrtram-Lstrotia
Roy, lIs tBerssnS: :- ~: ;..........
1 5:s::sss * = RS ssal - !5l:::;
Wood Rspadiator and Burnsids also % ram 'A'E' A'',
Pcs. nsstng7zAsAlns. Ioedis: to 5; DE- J.kyn to
snS Usro% 10 spS q sss RI %
BelA IS 70 !: Lord BeSoonsssld RoPpdstor: Melwood
ssf s Stanley Sharpe 80 to each Big Brown Jug 60
THE THIRD RACE.
Blue, Rock. with Bergen up, was backed all
strong . folloWlnE At TO Sam % MORSE sff findins
Morse were first away. Sam Morse leading Ra-
pine and Blue Rock by four lengths at the
With Sam Morse two lengths in front I Of BIuc Bfi
Rock, Autumn Leaf third. three lengths away.
4 lighting gt finish I between "a the @ leaders resulted
Morse. Autumn Leaf fifteen lengths away.
Purse s;oo: Of which 500 to second for all Ages;
q. .WaIpaom's b. Q. Blue Rock. 8 by Billet-calomel
csr@edys + c sam Mqris : so Gsrtonj
%assh Ifs EN- aga fs; ana
Pos. p.,nr-As.,n.s 9S Gist esE ssE os Autumn I..
Dom @' s1Ras &S9Pih
. THE FOURTH RACE.
The Okolona Handicap Renewal was a great
the money at. - to against. Now or Never
Z to each. The race was exciting to the |
The wsre Ihe led
bs s9 IN "nR rap
oil In tie. front bunch at the hall, as named, med
King Crab holding the lead well into the
Hs9iIton ayiSs ths whip On kIpe 6rsb b. lSIH; The
moved out and Won easily By four % lengths It from rom
King Grab, Speedwel third. at King Grabs |
neck.
which 300 TO second entrance money to be divided
Go .eso spd a an s s icy
horse $50 in addition to tho AbOve mile six.
Isstsas cas- GE ;s Now or Never. by stratfOrd-
GornoSs@ens @ o be- Kins Crab lis III amiiton...
%amcE .6 SBBsSssw BsSsSyns @
and Ralph Black also ran ran ,.r-,I
SsysE 5rsSfSrd ana GAI:%an . saeSj
BslIwood, 10 to i each; DGnSOyn4 SOtoi. 'N anu
THE FIFTH RACE.
Civil Service was strong fayorite In the flve-
Huseraitz Ase second oo CHOICE at to and so TN
others rank outsiders. Civil Service took the
sad at 1o3Hs hodE the 20 the
enRth and a half. Australitz came In second.
Ave lengths in front OF Millerton, third.
B.ss cIS bsrTes zisS'ns y q %s
sisS.S h...:I
Glpsy oily Lexington Shakespeare, Wanda West dly,
5psndorf. and Bias also
Time. Or
Post BettinR-Five 10 three Civil Service; against
kusraltA Ato GpBy Oily and LIE xfnRt0n 20 TO each
9iaS and hillerton. 70 u ] each; Shakespeare and
Wanda West hlly, aO TO each; spendorf, 40 toll
THE SIXTH RACE.
Pontico and Hot Scotch were equal fayorites
n the selling race at three-quarters OF q mile,
y to against each. Banker and El Trinidad
coming next In favor at 5 to each. Tho start
VAS very stragGling.. Little Mickey and three
'thers lingering at the post. Banker. 81 Trim
dad. and Feetus made the running at the head
u the field in a close race, FL Trinidad win
ling by length. Banker second. and Festus .
Door third
Purse $500 Of which $50 sseOud; selling AlIOwanosS
! SootIS eh 81 irinid9d. s. By Duke of XaasntA-
Fippens Oh. Banker I iioiH fsninyyjj:
Ransom G. Festns, aged lcB tBodeu)..
rar:e r0nti0S DUE Goa Fish Gsnllco; capstcne,
cOtch, HattO, r. X Fox and Lutte Mickey also ran.
pSet BsttiHSE1 g. tOnteo and Hot Scotch :tol;
nI.s = h;to snd < Ike Fox iGto each Gold Flsh a
aulter, and SockA 20 to each; CApStone Velvet and