The sun., 1889-12-08
RACING ON THE HEIGHTS.
a LARGE CROBD At THE 9UTTkN-
BURo TRACK YESTERDAY.
Maaist fron, the west wIns the EquitsbiS
uandienp-BerEsA Rides Three winners
--RurpriseS bv Civil fyervIce and Tyrone.

uandtcnp-BerGsu Rides Three Winners
-surprIses By civil Service and Tyrone.
large crowd saw six races decided on
heavy track at tGuttenburR yesterday Bergen.
The Now Jersey Archer, riding three OF the
winners, finishing second In another, and third
twice. the young man having mount in every
race.
There we're not few surprises on the card.
the defeat OF Rancocas by Civil Service being
the upset Of tho day. although Tyrone landed
the money In tho final event with long odds
! against him. Larchmont was heavily backed
for the Equitable Handicap at one mile and
quarter, but the Western delegation were on
Hamlet to man. and forcing his price down
70 even money. and to on, sent him tn the
post tayorite. lie justified their confidence
By winning as he plensed under big pull.
Blue Rookie race was only an exercising gall
lop for the brother TO Raceland. but Quesal mad
% be punished severely to shake on Jim Gates e
the place.
Cheney wns tho favorite for the opening dash,
for which nineteen horses went 70 the uost
Old Socks, ~ 100 to I. got away in the van and
When straiRhtened out for home Bergen csIle
through. and won with Cheney by hall a
before Don't Know third.
Purse ssUC. Of which $50 to second. selling allow.
NV fryor I Co.'S % Sr Z ChSney & BY J!h Johnson
!. Rsn.5Sis Tssus aged s7 tstsvensonj
SfsslS,or s,seoS cn D9H KnoW ~
S.p nry s EnS%n a sd
also
Post BettnE-Five to az ansi Cheney; Chancellor.
tod Feutns. to Herman. ~ to i Dent Know 10
j g
Ben b.. Socks Dun. 100 70 sSsh.
THE SECOND RACE.
The talent plunged on Rancocas to win the
Bis friends that % Cvil % ServiceS % couldn't lose il
.Dosne had the mount on the Morris castor.
so0 an and shg 1ssnpR there ali the Wag
won in hand by three lengths Australitz camo
ptrong in the stretch. and boat Rancocas out
length for the place.
Purse 500 q which $50 to second, for tWeyear.OidS;
W. q Daiy's b. c. Civil Service by Rsform-BonelA.
New York Stables b. c inStralitI 100 tKsiyj
wHlblumS en- c. RancocaS 10 iB.rEo1! !:::i:.i.:,S
RhSSs Felix SoirisIsws and fenSSins also ran ''''
Pos. Bsttng-RancocsS even money: Civil Service 3 |
lo Marie Lowell Sio 3 Belle 6en5say Phg6S 29to
sotci Felix 30 10 i; BHfrisntOH BOnEaiins, 200 to
THE THIRD RACE.
Everybody on the track had q swell bet on
Quesal Bergen's mount In the third race. for
.vSlsh there were eight starters: Jim Gates
strong Ra eSe fa
ad won. ridden out by half length.
@ Of 81 TO for
l. DIVERS br. QueSaI, by Hunyar-Qusen ban, lis
jim III asi:s si:S1 sIis ;s
BurnSido, Nauot. Gondarme, doldhSh, and Bsttis L.
Post gs..l9gaus:a :: SS!n.de s,.phsn!. 40
aSSash Zach SAso IN sais TO S'''
THE EQUITABLE HANDICAP.
Hamlet and LaEchmont were both very
but the former carried the bulk Of the money
At the close. The only other starters were
prices Kapine and Big Brown jug showed the
way for seven furlongs when Hamlet moved
SefSn ba S
SiWays had the race s secure "a, and d Won o. in hand
Rapine finishing necks apart in the ordsr
Equitable HAnse.p $780, of which 500 to
a ;Seis's Is: 2. Hamlet l. by Rorsns-NAnnIo Hol.
TsIsSR%: Is;S Li5en@oq5 iBsrs;p:
W. L0Vsirs Dr. e. Big SFHTa Fime, !ag a:g 30 'NsFr'E
money; Rapine. 10 to l. Big Brown Jug 2otoi.
THE FIFTH RACE.
ock was an overwhelming favorite for
I race at seven furiongs, to on, being
price as they went to the post. Elkton
Ia drumming for five furlongs. after which
"a ease by two lengths. Benedictine and
a the other starters. were out OF 1t from
$500 of which 500 to second; for all ages; S
.lbumn's b. Blue Rock, 4 by Bilst-CoiomeL |
.tle Stable CHI c Ekton z IS (sicvcnsoni.
VI. Il. Emnonsch. s benodictne. lIU III Lewis).
Ocean also ran.
Time, l:39.
Post BettinR-Blue Rock, 5 to 2 on: Rlkton 2 to 1 |
Against; Benedictne, 10 tol; Ocean. 10 toll
THE SIXTH RACE.
Landseer and DR.. Jekyll were the most fan
cied OF the sixteen starters in the sixth race at
three-Quariers OF q mile. In the first break
AWAY Alillie r. was knocked down and her
driver, Sweeney had narrow escape from
being trampled upon. The nly was caught |
and remounted. DR.. Jekyll, CRpstone. Thad
Rowe. and Lundseer made the running until
the middle OF the homestretch when Tyrone
came through with rush and won good race
by two lengths. Thad Rows was second, O
length and a half before Landseer. third.
Purse 500 OF which $50 to second weights ~ pounds
above the scale; selling allowances; six furiongL
Fordham Stables br b. Tyrone. O. by Mortemer-
d. j. NDaiys CHI & Tiad Rowe s. iif (Daiy) ......:
Ittken's ch. g. Landseer 6elo (BerRsnl.........
Carlow. Sutor Mil er, Or. JekvL Glenlrco CApstone
Mile r. Velvet Gypsy ly Topeka ArtleB1 Joe Hsne
man. and Pomery Sec also ran.
Ilme, l:2I
Post Betting-DE JekyL to LAndseer to 2, ThAd
eowe. Genlgco, snor Carlow Pomery Sec. to Ieachi
20 to Velvet 25 TO Capstone 80 10 Ii Gypsy nlly
Topeka. jos Heineman, 20 to l each.
TIE RUNNERS At CLIFTON.