The evening world., 1889-04-04
S H R 7 HORSES
Won -Four Straight Races at Gut
tenburg To-Day.
Count Luna. an Overwhelming
Favorite, Finished Last.
Jockey Day Did Some Clever Riding on
Pat DAILY and Eoline.
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NORTH HUDSON DRIVING PARK, N. j., April 4.
In point of weather and attendance Gutten-
burg was well favored to-day. The track dried
out well, thanks to the warm sun and stiff
breeze.
The racing did not start of very well, as half
an hour was consumed at the post in the first
race.
Harry Rose was the favorite. but was un-
PLACED, Glenlnco, a u to 1 chance, winning
easily.
In the second. race Count Luna was made an
overwhelming favorite, but he was 30 stiff that
he could not raise a gallop. and finished last.
Harris, his rider, however, tried all he knew
how 10 win. Lord Beaconsield was an easy
Carlow was made favorite for the third race,
but finished third to Pat DAILY and Harry. Brown.
Day.
FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000; selling allowances; five f~prloHgs;
A. Jobn' Carsonj )
Bridget keat9n, io........"...... itHaestonI 8
ida West, Woodstock, Telegraph, Anita. Ma
The Race. -Glenluco took the, lead after run
ming 4 furlong and WAS never headed, winning
BY four lengths from st. John. who beat Bridget
!, foT : place, ana 10 ; y. John for a place.
Is. 95. st. John paid "a. SIS.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000; for all ages; seven f~urlongs.
Lord Beaconsfeld, 120....."."."";..Dayl
Passanio, .(Carponl 9
Rebellion, 1pO. Observation-Disclosures. u Barbel) 3
Time-l. 35l6.
Count Luna, and Killarney also ran,
The Race. Lord BeacOnstield was the first to
show at the start. then Rebellion made the run
ming to the, stand, when Lord Beaconsfeld
again took the lead and won easily by four
Mating to against Lord ,Beaeonshela to
. Mmi eY fS4 % 3 pise ,ef & &SatSs; snf ra}d 70 s, Ga az,
sI0. 50; for the place, 500. Bassanio paid
"a. 90.
Purse 5000; selling allowances; six furlongs
Harry Brown, l12.".."."......,H pestonl 2
CARLOW IiSiH.''"'..''''''''''I' harriSl D
The other starters were Velvet. 81. Elmo,
ELECTRICIAN. Alva, Petersburg. Weaver, King u.
The RSce, When, the flag fell Weaver was. in
which Harry Brown went ont and led until well
with Pat DAILY and won by three lengths. Harry
Brown was three parts OF a length before Car
BETTING to l against Pat DAILY 70 win; 7 to
, for a place, and 1 to Harry. Brown for q
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FOURTH RACE.
Purse 5000: selling allowances; five furlongs:
Monte cristc, %. LyDcS} :
fr TimeIi. G5saa.
Dago. Saluda, SonRster, Prospect, Doodle,
Zero, Parkville and Retta also ran,
The Race. --Retta and Eoline alternated in the
lead to the. stretch, when Day brought Eoline
through with a. rush and won by half a length
from Monte Cristo. who beat Faster a length.
Betting-7 to . against Eoline to win, 7,to5
for a place. and 4 to / Monte Cristo for a place.
Mntnels paid: Straight, sl2.35; for . place.
81. 90. Monte Cristo paid SIS. 80.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500, for maidens; six furlopgs;
Me iio,d .jM: Kenneyj .
Time-l.2
and Beecher.
won IN a canter by twelve lengths. Melody was
second, o neck before Addison.
Betting To 1 on Mist to win. 3 to l on for .
place, and , TO | against Melody for a place.
Mutuels paid: Straight. $3.50; for a place.
Si.l5. Melody paid; $l2.S5.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse 500; selling allowances; seven fur
longs.
Mia won, with st. Luke second and Tiburon
third. Time. 35Is.
Mntueis paid; Straight, s16. co.; for q place.
s.. 90. ST. Luke paid SIS. 80.