The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-24

The Best Horses Wis n Majority OF the
Events ut Guttenburg.

Mr.. Frank Hall OF Maryland. ono Of tho best
known patrons of the turf. was IN tho large
throng that enjoyed the racing at Guttonburg
yesterday Mr.. Hall has had large experience
In the Judges stand at leading race courses
and hereafter at least until the return Of
Judge Burke from tho West, will DO The pre-
siding Judge for the Hudson County Jockey
Club.
Tho feature OF the opening dash was the way
In which Liiputlan Iambloy. who rode Paro-
lima ut 67 pounds. moved tho flly out from tho
ruck at tho start and hold the track TO tho
finish. Bergen. ON RedliRht, a hot favorite,
made q grand rally in the homcstretch but tho
nlly boat him by length. leaving the field six
lengths bohind. paroJina was second choice.
Bergen redeemed himself in the second race
by landing the Wissahickon colt, the choice OF
the talent, winner n length in front OF jay Ou
FL. second choice. jennie Mcfarland, carrier
OF the bulk OF the money in the third race.
beat Blackthorn by head in n stirring finish,
with the field two lengths behind. BERGEN
sent KancOCaS. who was u universal iavo-
rte for the fourth in.e, home the easiest
otwnners by four lengths. Equality won tho
Nth race very hnndiiy by three lenths. She
the trick from the large field. Tho result OF
the sixth race disani"intod 2 greht majority
o. the investors. The flag ell t. II start which
gave TOP Sawyer who was fourth in tho bet.
ting. the, race; Lancaster Manhattan. and
time. Top SAWYER won 10y half II longth from
Marty b., tho i4yorite,, while the rurk followed
four lengths behind. lioIe are tho summarizes
THE FIRST RACE.
rurse SOo OF which $50 TO second, for non.wnnors
j. Gleason str. T. rarol!ra ,, by DaLe OF Montro'e-,
WSns. - RI si ax" 3D. s r.
Franz Ruioph payc s. ami count Luna also ran
Mutual, paid s,e, S siiS' $40 20
TIE SECOND RACE.
Purse s3 OF which $50 to second for maiden three.
FIT nfT fs sTS Hotser n S coz lo Der
EE;GTyers Gk, Ssy gu r. :, ii%(c"mp' ...........
Tioyn kpton stcfltng tammack, Ayala Macao, Bob
{. and NvaIis also ran
Mutuals paid sos $ sHss, $; ;S,''
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse 500 Of winch So to second; selling: i've frr
IL fildcls CHI Jennie Mcfarland, aged. by Astral
Broakss NIX h RlacE,horn liz Ferris ..
Diamond Stables rn Franco r.. d'sr,onl
Dsn"ST So So romsrY see, J. j. OBJ, aud Burton
also ran
Mutual, paid sois s si2s s liSSS
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $3.50 OF which 500 second and $50 to third
c, Wabaums Oh Q. RancocaS 3 by IrOquos-on.
Ia@Hsney Hrohets b + Germane 81 {iriinl......
BrsSIsy,. & Gen B Y, E I2I 1oncs
MutuAs paid $3.50 s. TO- $50 80
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $500 of which s75 to second and so5 to third
for all ages: fvo furlonRa
Charles Brower,s Oh. T. Equality. 4 by Bend Or
W nansOn's br g. acial B. ll5 tMiler.
%S5sy' shs. A4%nE s R 4..,s4
Gray. BlosH Go Lucky. Remembrance, Osceola, Con.
tessa Oily. and swifteT also ran
MutuAls paid So, LIE 1fS * sSl
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $780, OF which ESQ to second selling seven fur.
lonEL
]. Stone broAkers b e. Top Sawyer aged, by Tom
saWyer-ARneB lU7 (Rrennan) ........,.......,, l |
II. Gilsey CHI Marty h., l. Ii2 (Bergen). .........
North Hudson Stables b. & Wandernent aged, lO7
lverplanck) .............. .....,.............
and Johnny h. also ran.
Time :Ul4.
Mutuals paid sla' G $40 ~ ~
The one two. three mutual machine was
discarded.