The sun., 1890-01-22
SHERWOOD WINS AT 50 Toll
eUTTENBUR9 rs KEEPING UP IT'S REP
UTlTTON FOR LONG SHOTA

liant, and Bnnkor Also Victorious.
Backers Of favorites had hard time Of It
at GuttenburR yesterday, only two first choices
being returned vlctors. These were Sam d.
In the Hoboken Nttos Handicap, and Banker In
the last race.
The track was heavy and deep in holding
mud, and 1t was not surprising to somo close
observers when the winner Of the opening race
turned up In Sherwood, a half brother 70 Sam
Browns J. A. b. This horse had shown speed
In his last two or three races. Dave Pulsifer
won something In the neighborhood OF $4,000
over the race. Sherwood's price in many books
being 90 to at the close The ruuner-up,
Capstone, was long shot also. tho favorites
Howe and Lancaster never being In the hunt
Lemon Blossom at 10 to captured the second
race, defeating strong fRvorite In Belle Ken
nedy. The winner was bought by w. O.
DAILY for Sl.O50. Timmons was none too
well pleased at losing his llly. Tho
majority OF the crowd thought Folsom
could not lose the third race, but
King William Koselusko Kay. and Flambeau
all carried lot OF money. King William burst
blood vessel in the first quarter. and was
pulled up, Kosciusko Kay and Nambeau hav-
Ing 1t out to the end, the brother TO Ofallce
winning good race Frederick l. beat Folsom
out for third place. Carrie @. and Lemon we're
backed to win the fourth event, but Yigilant
was the only horse In 1t at the end. Gray Cloud,
after being seventy five yards out OF the race
at one time. ran a strong second. Sam D. was
the favorite for tho handicap at short odda
He was In the front rank all the way. and won
In hand by u length and a half. with Bella Sec
ond and GallRtin third. Burnside. the outsider,
carried lot OF money, and, had he been well
ridden. would have been closer UP at the end,
Decker getting into pocket at the end OF a
uile. Barrister, as usual, sulked like cur.
Banker, Cheney. Arizona, Lottery and Mamie
Hay were all backed for the last race. which
the former won alter making all the running.
THE FIRST RACE.
Howe was the favorite for the opening event,
with LANCASTER the most fRncied Of the others
Sherwood took up the running IRON Lord Bea-
tered In an easy winner by three lengths from
Iapstone, who was the same distance before
ground In the stretch.
Purse $3.50 OF which $50 to second; soveneRhths of
Sherwood Stables b. e. Sherwood, 6. by Lever-M A
no (hcDermottl;
& tostsr GSs GanSasssr aged az, dn2'sMIR nnS Msr
rl Bay Ridge Lord yesconshed. howe Pontico Jerry,
Tro1An' FAcon, Topeka stephane and Hatto also
Lord Bsseon.ned Ponteo and haS is to each: "GS To-
Trojan and Bay Ridge 90 TO i each MutuSS paid saoe5
and sieeo tneld ticEep
THE SECOND RACE.
Belle Kennedywas the favorte for the second
race at to l. PocahontaS showed the way for
half mile with Cupid, Elmstone. and Lemon
loose with Lemon Blossom. and won easily by
three lengths. Carlow was second. u neck be-
fore Belle Kennedy. third. The winner when
put up at auction, was bought by w. G. DAILY
for $1.O5O.
rurse $50 Of which $50 second selling ao wances
W d: In@oas's : lemon Blossom. 4. by Luke
s. JaSEsons e'H e carloT, a Ss ased loo rh;
dIay Hpa,e6 HosH Hoc.ss, belle HonIsdy 81 Ieema,
foot Cupid, Thsd Rowe, and Anomaly also ran.
Post Betting Against Belle Kennedy, 8 to Emu.oue
TO l. Little Barefoot toi Cupid dtoi He. to j:
.acS oss sS IL to yss
THE THIRD RACE.
Folsom was a pronounced favorite for the
extend himself Kosciusko Kay and Flambeau
making all the running, the former winning
beE tive was three
vorite neck for third place.
Purse SaUn OF Which So to.second for threeyear
X X A!Isosks s sh HSssnsk0 EAy, by Harry ORAL
D Johnsons Ene' C. anSeaa lam SS"anHI5y III
pSIsa1 pshSTPsf ss5rsp sT r.edsTSs Ills
also ran. N 'AA "t''''lA
liam; to i Kossusko kay to !; Frederick and
&uuss paid @ * aud sio5d d'nF'l'n'
THE FOURTH RACE.
Lemon and Carrie G. were both heavily
LOT the IOurtD race at O mile. htRilHnG
and Lemon made the running the former
taking the lead in tho stretch. and Winning
handily by four lengths from Gray Cloud who
was out OF 1t in the first quarter Carrie G,
was third, three lengths away. with Lemon
close fourth.
Purse 800 of which $50 to second; selling allowances;
C. =; keIy,s blk. h. viRilant q by Eolus-vigtline.
GIyslsrs Gray Cloud, aged 90 III Penny.
Lemon Amos Ralph BAet and Count 9SEn Luna asO rana
Post -
la StgS Bsst ana Cloud Is each SH'aAS
THE FIFTH RACE.
Sam D., with Freeman up. carried lot of
public money in the handicap. Bella and Barris-
Burnside, and GaIIatin were RuI the Ieaders @ for fr
hHary aoes ms where R as RefkSP got Burnside
had the race between them to the ond. the
former winning by two l0ngths from Bella, who
was four'I Bsrrister suked aS and was caie ous Of
1t at the end OF three-quarters OF a mile.
The Hoboksn News Handicap rurse $500 of which
EIse!.iGr =. Stables Oh g. Sam D. by hOrssmsrwiId
bsiyS + B.is ID, ,oodal.
suPn.id: f ana ssss S.o 9sa
R2i; fcs san n tSrnid. to Il Rs and g..
latin, IS to each. Nuuais paid SIS co 81 10 and sSsG
THE SIXTH RACE.
Banker. Cheney. Mamie Hay. and Lottery
event at seven furlongs. the former closing a
slight iayorite. Banker jumped away In the
load at the start and was never headed win
ming well In hand by length and half from
Cheney: who was a length In front OF Mamie
Hay. third.
Purse $500 of which 81, to second; selling allow.
Ancrs. seven eghthE OF a mile.
II. Eiippen,s Sh. Z. Banker 8. by SenBAtion-BlAok
J. W. Pryor Co a br. M Cheney s. los (Goodaiej.
d. I. DowninRs ch. N. Mamie Hay, aged. los Down.
NM 80 ...;
terry. TuniS, Velvet and Gold NaGot tilly also
Time. ! :5o
Post BettnR-ARAinst Banker. 3k to ]; Lottery and
Mamie Hay 70 enohj cheney ~ Ht9 4 Arizona 5to
Gold Vase hlly and TuniS 10 eRoh Joe "HeinsnAn
e0 70 /. MuIuAls paid S6.05. $3.50, and $50
EntrieS for Clifton To-day.
Tho programme at Clifton to-day is as |
follows:
First Race-One milo and quarter; selling Jim |
Murphy. I24 Manhattan ll9i BanbridRo ia; MifTed