The sun., 1889-11-29
GLENDALE WINS THE RACE.
MOT ELNIsH FOR TIRE THlNEsGIVING
HANDICAP IN JERSEY.

GHOT ETNISH FOR THE THlNHSGITTN6
HANDICAP IN JERSEY.
A Great ThronE ut GattenSurE-Aasther
Day for FaVoritss at the New TFask-
CHESTER AIDS 70 IIis Clean seore.
A holiday throng OF about 5000 attended
fhe races at GuttenburR Yesterday and
although tho track was heavy and holding they
saw fine and exciting racing. The ThanksRiv-
ing Handicap. purse 5000, at o mile and six
teenth. was the event Of the day. The field Of
five made q splendid race, all in cluster to
the far turn. when Glendale and Banker drew
out in a dinR-dong fight to the finish. Barton
landing Glendale winner By half length. 1t
was another day for favorites, but they had to
struggle to win, the majority Just getting there.
Mike Dsly's three-yeRr-old Eelding dloster.
son OF GlenelR. distinguished himself again By
winning the fourth race. Gloster has run every
race day on the new track since 1t opened. on
Nov. 10, always finishing first, and winning
hvo races in all. wsywsrd, 10 to horse in
the 9th race. was the only outsider to win.
THE Y1RsT RACE.
Sam Morse was played all around the ring
for the first race at 2 to on, with Frederick
]. second choice Rt 8 to 1. Gypsy flly ran
away in q break. running thrse-qusrters OF q
milo Frederick l. was nrst away at the start.
but Sam Morse took the track within 100
yards. and was never headed. winning the
race in Eallop by nve lengths from Frederick
L, Bias a close third.
rurss $50 of which $50 to second. for twoyear-Ods
j. q. ca5medy.sh 3 @ sam Morse By icOnatus-scram.
" sSsrp.s Sf Frederick Il lis icrtOn
shste'pears and dipsyy Iyy sily also ala ran
Pos. sonrrwo to '1%S oS sam an Morse. .r.n.. Fred
srlef Stoii sLSisspears, to /: Gpsy hy. 20 l.
THE SECOND RACE.
vigilant and FL Trinidad were backed By the
talent At 8 to. g each TO win the mile selling
race Bsla having t9Ilowe5s At .t. e TIE start
Hans H mad. Rs aHfT from he dAa
sco6d HenPf snaR6 bSore BsS length FL Trinidad
Purse $500 ot which $50 to second selling allow.
RidSshsla stsSs,s blk c viGIAns4, by Eolus-viGi.
g qo$iS g. i trinidad IB:rEc;nJ,.
rs.ps g.y s .. ig; SsG s2 Brown Jas Far.
Post Betttns-Aga Again1t 81 trinidad and vsilant to
SS taGn BSS aS n F1,a . M HisS0d ssSs IS S Zig
nsni and Purse 50 to each. '-'N NA'
THE THIRD RACE
Glendale vas q bot isyorite for the Thanks
BANKER third eSoicS at to Rapine was Tib The
outsider at sto !. The four made stiITing |
Glendale leading Banker neck at the half-miie
y.
The leaders swung into the long homestretoh |
nook and neck. and fought It out lapped to the |
dors from Banker Larehmont third, 1fteen |
lengths away.
ThAnk.nving H HAndiOap-Pur,o sooo OF which 500 to
). + Ssr@odys !. % .. GisndsiS by olonnoro-Aiios
dRstSsS%SS TssaSnonS ia tS:fISij.::.S
n5s Ss;' 4 S:HGsss ss 5ss2.i q' R:s.. asH 'sA
THE FoURTH RACE.
Gloster was great iavoEite for the fourth
Of to2 on, Cernot having the second cali al
! to against The others were rank out;
the Way But srHqs reached "a R'It tSS fa!oStes 1Sa
wD Af Sil d6slF dP.F .a Fl h sTs9 S sR Sna'f FusS a.
lengths in ront Of DT: jofyll. third. d'''DN' A''
Purse 500 Of which SIS TO second for thrss. year
G b"Ss + { to.t.I by olsn.ls-Y,Ors. ,ls a.
9. SssasS:sSS S;sS;E ~
e ai@9'5 Ss:S's
THE FIFTH RACE.
each ArtIess being we'll Hacked at 5 to /. Art.
. close race throughout, Wayward, q 10 to /
Phot coming at the finish and winning by a
length, Doodle second. i've lengths In front Of
Chatter third.
Purse $500 q which $50 to Ssoond selling allowaucss
1I;tS9 ESS ssSlss Wayward. BY witul-orooiAn
Ohio Stables Oh r Doodle, iii
asaa:o tf: 4s: ':S S l1ss ss.s
also ran.
Time I.sEI<
Poat Betting-AgAlu1J Bood!o and Chatter, ~ to l
MAyward 10 70 Alfred, 10 i EsptuluI and jubi
THE SIXTH RACE.
Pomery. Sec. o horse that was accidentally
omitted from the card. was backed by the
talent to win the last race at odds Of B to
against, Stanley Sharpe and Cupid having q |
EtronG following at to each. Suitor and
Ltttle Fred coming next on the slates at 9 to |
each buitor Pomery Sec. Stanley Sharpe |
Cupid. and Tunis made q snug race to the
seventh furlong pole, Suitor holding out and
winning by an open length, Tunis second q |
length and half In front OF Stanley Sharpe.
Purse $500 Of which $50 second; selling
J p IoIyills; . b: suitOr, s. by woodlAndS-Ladya
stsSiss br g. Tqnii aged lie jDii1j....
= Topska, Little Fred. Velvet siAIher. Pomsry Sec |
Cupid Compensation. and John Finn AlSo ran.
Post BsttinR-ARanSt PomeEy SEQ, Q to 5; Stanley
sharpe and Cupid 10 each: Little Fred and Snitor
TO each TuniS to l; slasher and Velvet, 20 /
saoa; Jehn Finn IL to II Topeka 10 to Il cOmpsnsL
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