The sun., 1890-01-25
DUNBoYNB WINSoNCE MORE.
THB LITTLE BORsE cAPTUREs 1HE
FIRENEL HANDICAP Ar CLIFTON

,. GendHrrne, and SO So the Other Wtnners
Three Thousand persons saw elk very good
races decided ut Clifton yesterday, the feature
Z Of the days sport being the Pirenzi Handicap
at one mile and throe-quarters. which was won
By Dpnboyno, with Sam d. second
The race was very heavy betting event.
thousands OF dollars EolnG into the ring on
Dunboyne and Mise Cody. the pair closing
equal fevoFites In the betting. When they
came 10 racing At the end Sam d. and Dun
boyne were the only ones In IT, the last named
winning through Taylor's srlendld riding. The
first race was good thing for Bonnie s., while
the second was an equally sure event for the
favorlte, Ban Adonia, one OF Dan Honig's
ppmsrops string, GondRrmS carried the
talent through triumphantly in the third race
and the bookmskers wore long faccs.
The fourth race was productive OF spirited
betting, Jennie Mcfarland. Ernest and Brait
being the most favored. Barrister and Ernest
ran b dead heat. the last named winning the
Fln-off In hollow style. Brait ran shockingly.
The last race OF the day was notable for the
great number OF good things tho talent had.
Eve or six OF the lot being tipped as sure win
ners The result was q surprise for the talent
Roger looked all over winner TO the last six
teenth pole. where So So, 20 to shot came
SS Tnnsr sRS 1HE ( Ssa eS'e np oiR a and
sea two-year-old covered three-auarters OF
mile In 1;lo.
THE FIRST RACE
bonnie 8. closed fayorito for the opening race,
all the knowing ones having something on the
old horse MY Own and Gipsy made the rum
boSan tooe good d Dull ipe On Gy oTn and s She
dropped TO the rear Bonnie B. made his run
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head IoE place hoDors through Tsrafs deter
pa!.. $500 q which $50 to second: selling allow
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TIE SECOND RACE
Ban Adonia was the most strongly supported
race. although 'BSIlsir was strongly backed Of
the end. gelIetr. however, Nes left at the post.
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second. three lepgths before Traveller. third.
Pure 500 Of which go to SsOOudi selling allow.
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THE THIRD RACE.
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darme took the lead At the turn ior homo and
won easily BY four lenGthe Pail Mall was % sec
rrlGs 600 Of which $50 70 second for all AEeS seven
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THE FOURTH RACE.
Jennie Mcfarland. Ernest and Brait carried
iormsr the sesua az ,SS poa BaIrs
i isr Got HMsy " front and EunninG kindly al
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Purse 500 Of which go to second; selling allowances;
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Hatoatown jennie Mcfarland, Brais Romance and
HEnsSt and Brat % each; katoutowA to !; Bar:
S' e fs;ss IL $
THE FIFTH RAoE.
ltes foS tho Tirsna sssfes q 3 piiS and tSrSe-
@sfiSE the running pnti 10 ssons WetL
SRd and third IeSpSotIycly. catching the whip.
ehiftinG lis TeipH, lot 60 ss@ B.'s head, and ID
Taylor, oontfnuluE, to ride vigorously. got up |
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Ths vtEenzi Handieap-Igrse $500 Of which SO to
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THE snrH RACE
Remembrance. Calora. and aalius Dan were
almost equal f0voEites for the closing event |
killing gait and opening gap OF SOY en- lengths
they were apParSntly The only y ones IN It, Roger
handily when se-so came with rush and won
b. Q lspGth. Roger weps wp second. two lengths
PlrsS $500 Of which $50 70 second; for AL aEss ak
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" 2 oarsy'Ss e RoEeL Ito t0aytonj: ::.::..,...:.:
west Side Stables br Remembrance ITO (einuott
aQgAnd0. subalteFn The Sinner, CaIoFA Lady Archer
Pas Moran 0allus Dan. Litto Comfort hirabeAu, and
BaStio also ran.
re,s gs..lns-AEalnss % Rem ~ to 1t ca,sra
pei 0ailuS Dan; 81 70 !; RogeI Sso sqpando Ct
lF % W IL 70 So snbaltsrn aud Rustic 20 20 eaOhI
NE Sinner and Pat Moran, 10 70 each AutuAlS paid
e41.oo Sl06o. and STU
EatFisS for GutteAburG To-day.
Tho following are the entries for Gutton-
burg to-day;
FiFAt Raes-Qns mile, gellpE HArwood, llt poundSi
H 1y uSSa @ l 1922 Ssy s Id Ia, sSH TSS