The sun., 1890-01-31

.,nrsTroE TEE oNL1 FxHonrxJ Yzo-
gs,eSfoUs IT GUTENBERG 11SERtDAX.

a,. T.ehsrs IN the Last Rveas-LsandSr.
Ns,tunus, and Ralph Wsek Oatsiasrs.
twas great day for the oitslders at Gut
...hure yesterday. only one iavorite getting
Ina in the van and that wa Drumstick In
40 third race, with odds 80 slort that the tall
ant had no chance to get even.
THE upsets began In the ope,inR race, when
1eander, one OF Davis and Iall's cast-ofls,
In after a good race with llenedict. Nep-
,nnns was never headed In thestcond race, and
.nother good thing went WrNlR in Tyrone.
The surprise In the third race tas the forward
rrnning OF Lady Agnes. Lon Mers owns this
aIlv. and under the impressiorthat she could
not perform we'll on q muddy(rsck, he per-
nIttod her to run unbackod. shl gave Drum
siiek a lively chase all the wayRnd secured
,bo place, with odds OF 25 10 aainst her In
some books. Buokstone was selected to Garry
the publc through In the fourth.but Dnly's
old horse was unable to run with klph Black
AZ The end. and the brother to frey landed q
spuR sum for bis hackers. The ownr OF Ham
lot told his friends that his horse otht TO win
the fifth event. and the Westerner ws accord
ipely made the medium Of plunge. IT was as
rretty race as anybody would care b SEQ be-
tween Hamlet and viRilant for tho asst half
mile, the outsider winning by o NED at the
end.
burnside gave the bookmakers canS 70 re-
member him in the last race. He waiheavily
backed by the general talent at 8, 10. I'D Is to
/. the ring having an idea that he, odrld not
win il all tho others fell. He not only lon. but
aid It so ceverly that he was pound better
than any OF the others.
THE FIRST RACE.
Mulerton. Glencliffe. Remembrance. md I'm
open carr ed nearly all the talents nDney In
the opening race for maidens OF all age. The
s rygnnns G GF o the the ns nrcn %SeSt
Ieander. who had been played some Vt long
odds by a select delegation. came string and
wSs wSs second Ss i three parts Of length in q
Milerton, third.
Purse s2s, of which $50 second for maidns of all
CIV. BiliiasSs b. e Lsandor' By L'sder-iht'sy.
foraSa@ TanIst ssasiss 'S SP e &sron g ta fsaE
s Ss EnG fa:s nas'
Pos, Bs.sinr-Agan.t Mi Hiiisrton stos; Rsn.nbranos,
hIO j; Gicncliae. 8 to j: lmSEsn and hsts, %
% Ts.: @ ti0 1 .as asS B.hss. Ess hs S anf
NutuAlS paid S5+.sS Slt.7o, and $3.50
THE SECOND RACE.
Tyrone was the fayorite for the econd. Jim
Gates, Clatter. and Neptunua betK the most
iancled Of the others. Neptunus sot away IN
front. and, showing the way to the'nd. won By
length from Mamie Hay, who bea PendennlS
length and half for the place.
Pure $3.50 of which $50 to second selling allow
ances: sx aud half furlonES
j. Heipss On, z NeptunnA HTed' oy SiSsiG-Hannis
n T. DowninG'S ch. m. Mamie Hay. aged lis down
Ps,i:rsons b h. P:ndcnnis u lis doSj
rans MGsef Ban ope % Vslrs % conpsnSation md Reed
also ran. "
Pet Bs,sins1AEa@nnt - @ Tyrone Il to S & to
A. Gs5s = 6 % . 1sS S ssS e e
ssl.is y Hsn h'''' '''' ''DA' 'A'' ''' ''''''' anu
THE THIRD RACE.
Drnmstick was an o overwhelming hvorite for
the third race at odds on, Brait beiIg warm
second choice. with Elmstone lndLDr Jekyll
the most fancied OF the othss. Drumstick.
end an the head Of e6e strse6 %Sere the
favorite came through and ron handy, by
three lengths. Lady Agnes managed e last |
long emo ugh to beat Brait halia length iG the
place.
Purse 500 Of which SIS 70 sseDd; SELMA ulov-
iIlp stables B. & Drumsticf, by nlnacardoch-Ap- |
ps sS:;S@ sSsss eh h2 GfS%aPiEns GSag Hsn::
CUE. s.sSis: sF:d
Rod, Cupid, and Noie Thomas also M.
and Harry Fsus.ua 10 % OH Csid Is 70 j; aoisn
MSaas psd sa snd ' 1A0ma
THE FOURTH RAE.
Blackstone was pounded fola good thino1n |
the SShE at
the stretch. where Ralph Black drew out and |
won, Won pulling iih Gp; up; by four lsnghs from Buck
Purse s2oo OF which $50 to ssco,d; selling allow
e snces; n q seven: n:eiEhthS Of a mile
Af f.u sRstss' Fes s Gs RsDn s.ot m. III u'.a-
ssss si ss to- sss s H iso sDs Va.
Sts aslodraGi Tom Koarni and John jay i also
Time I:s7h
FSS SisFPs S .S = Jay g. s0sc husuaS Osd
THE FIFTH RACE.
Hamlet carried moro money in the flith than
the others combined. The race was between
Hamlet and ViRilant after the first half mile.
the pair running under pressure side BY side.
Tho son OF Eous outRamed Hamlet anil won
BY short neck. Success was o bad third.
Valet. the other contestant pulled up lane.
Purse $500, OF which 500 TO second; selling allow.
c :. ksliy's blk h. vissSnI & by EOlus-HGilins.
O. foeiss b. Hamisi, ito isodsnJ
!tkensS ms b h Success ll2tS CTarAD. ......."s
q suos;'s to il aioI i % !. GSiS SSsuss paid
THE sIxTI RACE.
The last race but those who remembered Burn
Iide's forward running ttn days ago played
d1iPts y SRSsS Tine fact Snd tPet 3 &c SsG
The way to the stretch. WARWICK s0t Burnside
along and won cleverly bytour knRths from
LILLY Kinney. who beat HarNood hlf length
Fur.e $500 q which $50 to .soons: on mile
J. MopSpHlS,S 9SE H Burnside q byKyrlO DAILY,
q & Van aoH.en B Lii; kinney a fD:.cf
J: Roden'1 E Harwood aged, l02 (lineEan). ..,...5
0tephAnie. Gendarme, and biscuit also an |
Time-I :53k
Post Betting-ARAinet Gendarmo to Lilly KinnOv |
} 10 Il Biscuit, Btephaue, and HArWoo o 10 onok: |
Burnside. toto hutuals paid S27I5, SIS and Sass.
EutrAes for Clifton To.av.
The following are the entriesfor Clifton
to-day:
First RAce-PurSe 800; selling allowan,s; one mila