The sun., 1889-11-23
PRINTER WINS 4 FINE RACE.
THE YOUNG SON OF VIRGIL DEFEATS
FREEDOM IN a CANE BINISH.

FREEDOM IN 4 GAME FINISH.
Oreeoa Hsaas . PIeid OF Three-year.olds-
Harry Fauatus Lands Gopd Thing for
Ed CorriRan-HuRtress = Ciinker.
The average throng OF regulars enjoyed
the races Of the New Jersey Jockey Club at
Elizabeth Yesterday, and the crowd In the bet
ting ring kept the twenty-five bookmakers
| comfortably employed. The weather was clear
and COOL but the track was muddy and hold
ing Favorltss won, with the exception OF Ed
CorriRan's Harry Faustus. the ReldinR being
third choice at to / against in q leld OF eight.
So OorriRan landed his good thing at last
Dwyer Brothers captured two rsces. one with
their two-year-old colt BY Virgil lately named
Printer, and formerly known as the Regan
colt The other was won by Oregon. favorite
In the race for three-year-olds.
The crowd experienced a sensation In the
fourth race when g. W. Cook stumbled and
fell at the bend TO the far turn. rolling on De-
| long. his rider The horse was In the lead nt
the time and might have won but for the mis-
hap. Delong escaped with o bruised hip, and
will probably be able to ride to day. The horse
was not injured. DeonR was engaged TO ride
Martin Russell in the following race. and when ,
a sable boy was substituted the odds dropped
from to 8 to ito 1. When tho judges were In
formed Of this sudden change in the betting
they ordered that Jockey should ride the
horse soden was then selected to ride and
the rates went up 2 to against. Martin Rus
sell came In third.
THE FIRST RACE
| Printer was the favorite for the opening dash
at three-quarters Of mile at even money,
Freedom having the second call at to 5,
with Winona third choice at ~ to |. Freedom
sending Freedom to the front at the start,
Printer formerly the Regan COLT reaching
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this shape to the last half lurlonG, when Printer
forged his head IN front in game finish, and
lengths behind Freedom.
o Purse $500 e which sS to second and $50 TO third
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THE SECOND RACE.
The bus Of hS bet p the
Lambey sent Owl Service out from an even
Service as sd E d by and
half, and held the track to the flnsh without a
Cortland poor third.
s e which sS 70 second and s5 to :nra
VIC; palys b Q. Civil Service by RetOrm-BOnueilA,
SSy:r Ssss S3S, o6sS5 sS
owen Golden also ran; ,.,,
ton l. Cortland and OVEN Golden. S's to each
THE THIRD RACE.
:, Eight started In the scramble Of nye furlongs,
as , second s choice at 8 to l. while the talent
the start. and was never headed, Harry Faus-
tus winning well In hand BY thee lengths from
LorrIs rriss The Ihe favorie' Arab, came In third at
500 ef whiGn Ss second s9d third
T. GSTIiEan,s Oh iiarry, fauSiuS j. BY Faustus-,
Bradley eh T. EoPriS Z 81 Jones'.
O. F"r6es,s b g Arab 4 los tsoden). 49,:
byses also ran.
uaf@y fGstas11S'n' AH afGPh atons S
Richelieu oAmbyseS, and LorriS, i5 70 each.
THE FOURTH RACE.
There was little betting in the fourth DASH
RRuntress being q strorg favorite at 9 to ! on
asa1et each with Bin Barnes sqnR ihe oatsder 70 al
lbto1. Huntress headed the group at flag
fall but BatterS6y headed ed the taveri!s % Lead
fell at the bend to the far turn. and Battersby
5 bIt liz gapsr at three n Of
furlonR. winning by two lengths from Bat
for FsS @ t whh a.. so to GSeP$ and $50
Chicago Stablo Oh: huntresI, I. by sprinRook-
cOinS's er b BaIIc5s6yi s lOs
@. ". Cook also ran.
Post Bo,tpVF,ye 10 meS on II Ifnn,,s, ,ua,r,.
Cook aad Battersbv to each Blli Bsrnes 70 10 Il
THE FIFTH RACE.
The Dwyers and others backed Oregon for
the fifth dash at 6 to against. Martin Russell,
who opened 1T 33R to | with a stable boy up,
dropping to 2 to with Soden in the saddle the
ordering that q Jockey ride tt e colt. Manoa was
hlly's neck to the three-quartrr pole, where he
hest Of the driving finish. landed Oregon win
Russell third
for thTeeyear olds that have not won stake race;
DwyeE, BROS ch' c. Oregon by onondagA-skylght
MeTossd'S Oh Manoia ioi lG Govinisstonijj....:
ReechO Glory, and Ie.en MsGTeGOr colt also ran.
Roi SsnGs SI Martin ES,ss
and Helen AcGreRor colt iOtoI.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Wheeler t.. at Ito against. and Golden Reel.
at 2 to !. carried mostlof the money for the last
at 7 to / as third choice Glenmound WAS the
first to take the. track. leading Golden Reel
@heeSr + nSa SdGR no bf 9he
homestretch In close order the hot brush last
ing to the finish Golden Reel crossing the line
Glenmound close third.
Handicap purse $50 of which 500 to second for all
ExcslsoF Stables b. E. Golden Reel. 4, by spendthrtt
Chicago stables br: C. Wheeler T. 4 Ioa jG covng.
W. G. DAYS b. g. Gienmound s 100 tLambI.;y;j;''
- Sc valentine Bravo bohemian, Barristcr and Not
Pos. R.ins-Agans1 %s Wheeler r. to St Golden Rec.
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