The sun., 1889-11-20
NEW ERA AT GUTTENBURG.
a GREAT THRoNG ATTENDS TBE OPEN
ING IN a DRYING RAIN STORM

Bookmaker WalbsuE wins Curtous net
On the flrSt b>aee-Dru@s"sS Deats tho
EN"eS IN '"e
The new mile track at Guttenburg was
christened with q blizzard OF rain at it's inauR-
uration yesterday. 1t deserved better treat
ment. for the race course and its equipment
are first class. Good helds OF race horses ran.
and the finishes were greeted with as much en-
thusiasm by the throng ofabout 2 900 racegoers,
Including a fair delegation of women. as though
they were applaudinG the winners ct the open
inR OF an old -timo fall NEE ting In Jerome Park
A. Intoraat,no Jncidont occnrroa In Tho nrst
an iusoIeh ,' on. n .' IN sno nIeS ,,se
race, Tor Whlcn eight horseB appeared nj tho
post. Bookmaker Walbaum's colt Blue Rock,
by Billet, was the favorite, and the friends OF
the bookmaker watched the race with moro
baum had made bet of 81 900 week ago that
on: ono Of his i,' horses would win the FIRST race on
'nS g,l new uaeh; A.. o,..,. Ia
The event Of the day & was tho okolona Ok r Han, n;
tho richest ever raced for on the heights
tered for the race, including four from the
Dwyer Brothers stable. The DIVERS were
,nero out through some ttae
should. An w unusual feature re Of Of the handicap
racaive sobo and the rider of the second horse
go. in addition to the purse. Eight started for
~. ~ or", oho;oo 40 q 80 < oaoJnst No,v Nv
~. ass., 49, 80 ,o'.o ga Costorrou
IL had strong public backing at 4to1. Drum
stick. tho EeldinS that led from start to finish
he % was SS mainly al T backed by the 1slip Stable, to
a,.S,,s. 80 IL, TO- ,orar,.o. 81 nno .a,ond,
outsider TO Win' iour ievorites ana one second
No auction or mutual pool Ticket were sold.
The betting hereafter viii be confined to books
1n tSS a4 did large business
THE FIRST RACE.
Blue Rock was an overwhelming favorte In
9 1 Vs saynS s5 81 S tae
AGAINST. Rebeiiion was third choice at 10 to 1.
Carlow set the pace. hall flapPed by Blue Beck
Tsy out & % bs saa Az y @sGs s %
Rock winning as he pleased BY three lengths |
if9m iifE9m the AsSsauenA MY norman nhlSnlnE
third.
iSr SSs' Az: Az: oleSIh' q e %iIS
iii tiiamilt tonS - ao .. = =. .,.'.'l
W ikSliyy SsTan. By h:torm-i.'aGo.n. los
W. H. fimmonsg br g Herman, 9IiS q. LswiSl. ....s |
Carlow. ThAd Rowe Enyverdd and Rebellion also ran
@ spnao on IS sSs 10 Ssb.on ana oSs
lSw, soto eaehi Th1d Rowe and WhJward, 80 to
THE SECOND RACE.
SS na R Sf Ps SS a
The others were outsiderS at from lQ to to 20
70 !. LorTis brok9 ont from the Held IN the
OPENING h Inrione iehaiPf t Dy Lnre9 lenGtns at
eaders mead, and Oarsman, the fayorite. was
wo lengths away, third. Hot Scotch looked
Ike winner q the p:6G HsrspaR
asst half furlong sending Oarsman in winner
Snsth tbIp5 f59p hot Scotch Lemon six lengths
Purse $500 ofwhich $50 to second, selling allowances;
seyerwycE sisbie's br e. oarsmau. g by onondaRa
Sn1s jSa.:i SSShs co.. hot a seSssS % denny
nd Iinsc seotS aSo ran 'e'' Ni" '''"' 0heehey'
'.N -,'.-'' ''''' N Time. I,so.L
70 !; Lemon. Hot Scotch. and Lorris 70 to ! each
heeoey u to /; Pommery Bee, 10 to Il Nta- Bella and
THE THIRD RACE.
Bookmaker WaIbapm's colt colt Rancocaa was
aysd Ia ,Sr9 9Reayiy At post odds o0 to
d Ban CASSIE was the second eSoce ny
sd dd fss snnS Sna sr osns Shee ON sn
he S fys; ;eishths; where soden called on Baneo.
andy bS esht S
pu,.o san ., Ih,ch s,o n ,..ora ,o- ,,or..,o,,,
SsSss%S eh mia RSnooea. by rroqpo.-on..r
bss. g. Ben jerry 5.tS idS e. Z!
rGs, H:: KSnsSss, against Ban Las
THE FOURTH RACE
The okalona Handicap. at mile and six