The sun., 1889-11-19
JERE DUNN'S FTLLY LOUISE,
a RANK OUTSIDER, Ta5 TO Z, UPSETs
THE SPORTS At ELIZABETH.

a RANK OUTSIDER, AT aS TO Z, UPSErs
THE SPORTS At ELIzABETH.
Another Poor Day for the Favorites-Rnip.
BOW Runs AyaH with Her Bsby Joeke1
-Tarsesh con,ss - the Freut Assin.
A full brigade OF regulars attended the
races OF the New JsrseT Jockey Club at Eliza,
beth yksterday, and the managers sent out dir,
eularS Rnnouncing that there would be racing
on every Monday. Wednesday. and Friday dur.
ing the season. which means all winter. Notice
was also given that no entrance fee would be
charged In any race until further notice.
1t was q poor day for favorites only two out
OF six coming homo in the lead. Rainbow, the
three-year-old daughter OF Iroduois, although
not flst choice In the books for the second race.
was backed heavily by the Dwyers and othor
good judges of'form to win, after her fine per-
formance OF Saturday. The fly was full OF
run, but. unfortunately. J. Lambley, a puny
light weight, brother to Jockey Lambley, was
in the saddle and the flley spoiled her chances
By repeatedly running away with her baby
rider. who rode at 81 pounds, The colossal
tumble OF the day came In the third race. which
was won by Jere Dunn's fllly Louise. rank
outsider, at 25 to l. 1T is Just Jere's uck." re-
marked follower Of the races in the ring
"When he is about broke he Eets windfall
that sets MIN up again IOE Blk nontns'
THE FIRST RACE.
Tho opening dash Of six furlongs had no
strong favorite but Civil Service headed the
books at 2 TO against. Express and Lisimony
being vel %b SHbf the ne cntsder MSnos sSnE o
The start 10 half way down the, ,homestreteh.
front, winning handily By an open length from
Iisimony. Express third. and the favorite
fourth.
sfss ,RTss Susrass aSnos 81 9 s.
eS: Sefris. : It,!neny: = 81 ips ISna;; ;:::::""S
ciRi ssf1cs and S.ssa1 also ran. ''"''''''
.bS .sSn9 each
THE SECOND RACE.
Arab was the favorite for the second race. at
to /. but pile OF money went on Rainbow, at
8 to against. his performance Of Saturday
away at the first break. going three. quarters
OF q mile before J. Lamhley. his rider could
Panns P S Y haY m ThoS 9TqkS
In another run Of half mile. Finally all moved
away together, Soden taking command on Arab.
stream. Going on as he pleased. Sode landed
Arab winner By eight lengths CSldstreSm % s W sec
Rainbow was at the tail end
Purse stOo of which SIS to second and s2s to third;
for all ages; selling allowances; thrseQuArters of
a Forbss,s bc Arab ably Observation-Disclosures,
Empiss Stables oh h. GoidG,ream s liz Garai)
fssr en On and EnSSn also
nsSo
Il spauiard, IS tol; Later On 4otol.
THE THIRD RACE.
aeo Sd Rsss at sEna
and from the betting they wore c eonsidered the
h,,,, ,ah % khaa md 0h A,tc 20 oE,o
Soidins q the track s to the nish At the head q
the stretch she had q lead of three lengths,
the s IN
Purse s4oo of which sS to second and s2s to third
j. punns b { Ioa.o, q BY The III Usod-FoiontaS IS
Chicago Stables Sr q wheeler Il. loo o. Govins:
Bohe@isn Pusze Golden Reel King M ia idle 81 vicn
une and Glory also Fnn; F,na ,.as,<
Pos. ,%r 3 n and a., Golden Reel
fu.uis and Bill Ba!nsS 10 to saohi 81 vslsntns Is
THE FOURTH RACE.
The talent backed Kenwood at to 5 against
for the fourth R96esPeEre hayng
mer. with % Trsstie' Tacitus and RoSespierre Es a
running neck and neck for the money to tho
seventh fSSrlong Sr pole. where George CovinGton
poor third.
r9,ss SO. St EhI:h SIS f. second and sas
chieaso Stables 9 Roeespiorra by JilO Johnson.
es%Ri' ear eSs sstss sS f.diSS s.
ksnvoOd, klns'ons. I;IS AND BSrIisnici also ran.
41s'Ss & la.'sss. 81 ss s
THE TFTH RACE
The talent made Ban Oloche favorite for the
nth race at to 4 on, Taragon and Prince
sseRe ELTON m nEs SSofs Fannns 81
mighty close race, with Ban Cloche tapping to
ssyHnS SS D rs Ss
nom EiktOn. Ban ciochs third. at t Eikton'ss
Purse $500 of which 500 to second and $50 to third
for ~ HSss SeSssn az ASE anSsS 'iS = and hSttuEonEG
III tBiayioctl ~ y tn.hon. = " e~fAuora-iNA ~
GiS!is slsSss o6 q Eiiion = ss rsnsb
Prince Karl E'WdqFE .nS ,Jd Siss|aS alSoTa
"a Ea@sS way OS's:i FRss EE:oR Rfi
THE SIXTH RACE.
Martin Russell was the tip for the last race
et q mile and the colt went to- the post well !
having q host, OF supporter at 3 to i. whiie
MilfEsd i.h; had BAG basksTs M at to /: Hsyday. Mar:
leading Martin Russell two lengths at the
quarter. Martin Russell and Leila May closed |
on TipstAn In the homestEetch., and q ding |
a neck from Tipstaf. with Leila May tapping. |
third.
Handicap for AZ ages purse $500 of which 800 to
Lswis's oh. O. Martin Russell, q by st. Martin |
O Norris eS . TpsssG. a i0i cfara
Chieago Stables oh Leila May 4 IUs Co. Coyington).
Wilfred HeydAy, and BeWoOd also ran.
Time, l:i7. q go.
Post bettinH-AKain6t Martin Russell ~ to !; LelA
Nay 70 4 Wilfrod Ato l; BeilWood, 8to Il TipStaG