The sun., 1889-11-28
RUNNING RACES IN THE MUD.
RESUMPTION OF TEE SPORT BK TIE
NEW JERSEY JOCKEY OLUB.

NEW JERSEY JOCKEY oLUB.
The Hinr Crowded and Betting Brisk
Favorites Win . Majority or the Races
Guy Gray the Surprise OF the Day.
A driving rain storm yesterday swept the
Yens on which the track OF the New Jersey
Jockey Club is laid. peltinR jockeys and horses
and converting the course into batter OF mud
Enough regulars, however. were present tc
crowd the betting ring and keep the book
makers busy during the short intervals be-
tween the races. Four out Of the elk races
resulted In close finishes. fayorites winning as
n rule. Tho surprise Of the day came In the
third race. in which the talent tossed their
money on Battersby. entirely overlooking Guy
Gray, a 80 to shot. ridden by Peterson. Re-
Echo, with Stevenson in the saddle, fourth
choice in the second race. also upset the know
ing ones
THE FIRST RACE.
Slx ran In the first splash OF Eve furlonRs.
TipstRff was booked to win at 10 to 0 on, g. w.
Cook second choice at to 8 against the others
were rank outsiders. Warsaw ran half mile
In the flrst breakaway. Repartee and Tip
staff made the running in the first Quarter.
Bergen took the lead on Tipstan at the hall,
and, holding It to the finish. woniby two lengths
In front Of g. w. Cook, Benefit four lengths
away, third
Purse $500 which $50 to ssoOnd and s2S to third
bor Al aRo1l nye-elghIthn OF mus ~ p.vor d,o,-v.r
dss q! ss,eS.ns : II - "a
ss,S s:ss "a $:;:ss s:s s:S
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Sss sierP and Rsasn RsDAf.S and
warsaw, 80 TO each.
THE SECOND RACE.
Freedom was backed all around the ring to
win the second dash OF I'VE iurlongs at to
against Mamie 3. having fair following at
81 TO, l. Harrisburg third choiee at to !:
a fS ssns hsAs9 tss 81 a.df 4
at furlong. From that out the race was be:
tween these two Re- Echo beating FIesdom e S1La Ct
four lengths away
Purse $500 Of which s7s to second and s2s to thrd
Beyeryyok stables br. { Ro,Eoho. by GlsnelE-
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POO. p.nrA..,.;, 5Ps F;s,GSS SS 8, Mani. B. 50
to j; HARRISBURG to l. Re Echo TO Il BarrItsr 10
''i 0'n0'''' and Edward Tn F. p, Il DA'' Is
Manola was the favorite in the books for the
third dash at odds of 20 0 against, PStterspy
haytnR the support OF the talene az II 70 .,
WnS aaETy 5Syctsd SpsTs bI NAM W St to Harp1
neck and neck TO the middle Of the home.
stretch' TneFe Spy Grey came oHg OF Lne tuGS
srnn ~ tFerab MoRe nnor thfrd
Purse 800 OF which TO leo0nQ ana tZo TO tnru,
r.I SSr ~ sSss re- SS SfS Sf y 1n.rud.r
Gray 100 (PoterSon) Observation-Disclosures,
O. 6oilins'S br h Battorsby S lol (ley) ).........
Bmpre 6tableo b O bohemian, liz (Tara). ....,,,..
SnO'N marty '"1'iT Inns I iaah' ''A A'O ,
Post Betting-Againgt MRnola to 81 Battersby II to
81 Harry FauStuR TO Il Bohemian 20 to !; Guy Gray,
QUO ~ Al heoa' IOo 70 l.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Four started in the fourth DASH and the bet
ting showed that the talent considered It a
very open affair Trestle and Tulla Blackburn
were equal favorites at az to / against; Civil
Service IS to s, and Printer, 8 to l. The race
was very close Trestle Tulla Blackburn and
Civil Service leading In turn to the seventh
furlonR pole, where Tulla Blackburn led Civil
Service by neck. TullB Blackburn held her
lead In the fighting finish winning with Civil
Service nj her fianE and the other pair beaten
~ ,.,ith d liz a. Ice. ~ S ~r
on' win 1ELntoE ins.
Purse siO0 Of which $75 10 second and S25 to third;
for rtwoyaarold9; hreeQnarterS Of mile
j. y. MulhollandB b. Tulla Blackburn, by Luke
Observation-Disclosures ll2 (Soden). )...........,....l
W. c. DAly'g c. Civil Service, lis lDoane).
Empire Stables b. 9. Trestle, ll5 (TaraD.
Printer also ran. .