The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-30
SURPRISES ar THE SPRINGS.
Los Angeles Defeats Kingston for the Ez-
celstor Stakes.

SAnATooA. July 29.-Pleasant weather and an
attractive programme. combined with fair
fields OF horses and good track, drew q large
attendance to the races to. day.
The betting thronR experienced q genuine
surprise In the openinR dash by the downfall
OF Blue Rock. with Bergen in tho saddle. Five
to on was the best that could be had when
Blue Rock started for the post yet Lady Pulsi-
fer, at IL to against, made tho running from
the start, stalled OF Blue Rocks rush in the
homestretch, and won the race by two lengths
from the favorite. Tho talent got an
other lofty tumble in the Excelsior
Stakes for which Kingston. with Bergen
up. was the favorte at to l on, Los
Angeles second choice, with Barnes In tho
saddle, at 8 TO 1 against. Teuton. the only
other horse In the race, made the running to
the homostretch, where Kingston took the
lead. challenged by Los Angeles. 1t was q
horse race to the finish. the mare winning,
with Kingston at her flank. Ruperta- ridden
by Allen, was warm iavorite for tho Hotel
Stakes. Sir John, with Bergen up. having tho
next call at to against Sir John led the
ming strong at his heels; A stirring finish in
me last iurlonG gave the race to huperte by
won the third race very handy, o length in
front OF Rosaline tlly, q ~ to shot loyal
Garter. fayorite in tho nth and last race won
Whitenose. tapping Hopeful to the ears. third.
The summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse Stoo for thrseyearoids and upward; six fur.
VI LoyslIs Oh; g. Lady PulsitoE 4 by King Ban
S., SS;ISsu ~. hlS: Ro;i4 !ss5G:n,
PlAnohotte and voSenre also ran.
Hn fSS fGsE aff y G'RRn,S
Ghetto. ~ toi. hutuals paid sit9O.
THE SECOND RACE
each with $3.50 adGed; one mile of '"''e'''F0o' ~
b, a. JohnsGne6 b; Ruperta by Prince charlie-MAr
P PSyS5 R[S9s,. jonp ~
Clio Ad''Fali'a, and A 4,,,i Bs also ran ''''''
BettnRFivo to on KHpefta! against Sir John. 3 to
Alarm gG bs I. s,ss 4S,,T,is 10 and
THE THIRD RACE.
B9rrlck 4 %ithrows oh. G. Void by Rayon d'oF-
5eHninf GG en- {. dam Rosans los ,P.ra,n;
strategy eS on ssn Roc S s RSo av.s
h ydf: S .ss' %siS 'tS S ra Campbell
pHs,.!nG;.AGein's L.uFhi:r 81 Void National and
K; 1GfS each each Ak
Roy each 20 to i; Maggie Ward. 50 10 j. 80 maaSIs
THE FOURTH RACE.
The Excelsior Stakes for all ages: $50 each with
LID added ado" j. one mite and quarter
Pass It Sa Los Angeles aneE
pwyer BroS br. b. Kingston. g. III (BerRonj.
l. haIioways CHI @ Teuton ( i22 (Aleul. 5
Time. 2;ilA.
, bettnE-Three TO on knRstoni against Los Angeles
3.to /; Teuton, 8 to l. MutuAis paid SIS. IS.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse 800. for all ages; ono mile.
E1eelsOr Stables ch e. Royal Garter. 8, by Eolus-
Jennie Belle 100 Thompson ........
HHgrnin Vests Sh g Hopeful lOo tBrittonL ....
T. ~ Borrysc C. WhitenoBe u iO6 (Fox) .....',.., y
Dundee, Dyer LetretA and Harry Weldon also ran
limo. i:<5.
gnstnsWwAEaHinst Royal Garter 3to ThtenoSe to
Dundee, to /; Hopeful 10 I. Nomutua.s were sold
Following are the entries for to-morrow's
races:
First Race-six furlonRs. Pokeno 100 pounds; Weno
nab, ~; Laura DoKcy, loss Sir Rea 1865 Mrs Dounett
III Ed Leonard ~: RushliRht 1913; Hindootte 81
Secoud kAce-Nue and Il eighth Lena 81 pound a: |
ator 90 1890 ''' N'
en- Reel, IA: Wary. lis N
. Fourth Race-Sk furongR Ben McCrea lO5 pounda:
I sSia 10 69e{pe,e i9i saa p21ey no lily DY
Ffih KsscspsiS fq,ions; Gertie p. 40 pounds;
lis; Lsls Crete no; Lordlke los: rron!aate, i'E.
pounds; Hamlet, loS; White Nose ~; Eenaoir liz