The sun., 1889-11-09
LAvlNIA BELLIES FINE RACE.
REh1YYG KING CRAB AND BARRTSTER
IN A NECK AND-EECk FINISH.

TIpstaE Bests Little Minoh and OREGON In
GRAND Race-A Little Panic ON the
Cnrs-FIve FAvorites Win.
Tho frat stirring incident In connection
-,i,b Yesterdays racing at tho New Jersey
lockey Clubs track took place on the 12k
sUscial from New York. The train OF about
atteen cars was we'll illled. and while going at
moderate speed on the curve near South Eliza
hotb tho last two cars became uncoupled from
the train. The signal rope parted and broke
n lamp in tho car from which the others had
nscome detached. A shout that the car was
ON lre caused a mad rush, in which tho aisle
ond dooryays became blocked. Then men
scrambled over the seats without regard to
tho occupants, several OF whom were slightly
bruised, among them Mr.. james Craig OF the
Times. The panic was soon over, the train re-
unIted. and all reached the course with little
delay.
The arst and second races wore very close
and exciting from start to finish and then the
snort tanned down somewhat. Tho track was
little heavy. owing to the light rain that fell
steadily: still the going was safe. and the back
era OF favorites reared harvest, five out OF
sl1 flrst-choice horses getting home in the van.
Tho colts Civil Service and Sam Morse we're
entered in the selling sweepstakes for two
year -ods, at elk furlongs but as their owners
had matched them to run on Tuesday next at
the same distance for $500 side, they were
scratched and saved for the coming event.
THE FIRST RACE,
Craftsman, Brown Charlie. Bohemian, and
Ban Cloche were scratched from the opening
dash OF ak turlopgs, leaving four In. Little
Maa MleSR we'll o Backed al to s. wHile Tipstaff had
many supporters at to !. Little Delopg moved
Tpsa 10 the front the az as ana ne 1s Was
Mnch fought him at close quarters to within
half furlong Of home where % oTeR9n bb was Ei ssnt
etaff winning BY q head. Little Minch third at
Oregon's flank.
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10 5; Tipstah. Alto 1; EbiR so to
THE SECOND RACE.
LRvinia Belle was selected by the talent to
carry their money In the handicap at a mile
her. hS King Grab Was literally backed at to 8,
with Berrister third choice at to !: II was @ q
held The van van at % the i quarter ri with the others
Elster was at the tillys head and Ia at a, the mile
LayinlO Belle came again under George Coving-
tons driving and Ton IN 6is9 R
Reel tapping, heads apart
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Golden Reel AiaO ran nr,,. on,
claS to 8; Bsrrstor to /; Golden Reel 10 to /.
THE THIRD RACE
Seven started in the handicap sweepstakes
daughter. Iisimony. was backed By the Know.
tSIS ell mont TO nsds Sh a. ERsSR 6sss
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and won the race, With Tglla Blackburn 81 her
vits ssSo SddsG q which Sloo to second and 50 GO
T. j. MorrSs .. islmony. by Liueon-Pa.rimony.
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l. stu.rt's Oh. 6. by stonohenGe-Mary Buckley. 100
Maf% Sei Sir william. RiitOn. and spaniGrd also
ran.
Pos. Arains. Iiiimony a 70 8; TulA BLACK
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THE FOURTH RACE.
Dwyer Brothers ally Meriden was the strong
est sort OF fsvorite ip the selling sweep
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plietsse. moved up nom third place q the start
neoE the oehers 9TH IN dark erder %erden held
her yantage e the end. winning handily by a
length from Girondes. Arab close third.
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THE FIFTH RACE.
Dwyer Brothers Hop fllly headed the states
IN the betting on the ceiling sweepstakes for
Gunwad having the second cali at to g. Ozone
and sophist going at long odde. GunTad led
%Ho 70 the Hop ndg
tEo ~, lengths in front OF aunwad. Ozone poor
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third; third; thIseaSaTsSrs ef a mile NJ, ina ,p..>
geass q i9l 6sea
NeDOlaids b. & Ozone Ill tsOden.
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THE SIXTH RACE.
Taragon and Bellwood scratched frcm the
only three to start CestaWay II; was the ia
yonte at even money. J. A. b. having a strong
@sde tie
having lead OF two lengths at the Quarter
from Guy Gray; Positions never changed. j.
Castaway H. won by two lengths from Guy
Gray.
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Post BettinR-ARainst Castaway, II. even money; J.
A. b. sto 8; Coy Gray. to
Entries for Elizabeth.
The New Jersey Jockey Clubs card for to-