The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-08
DR.. Mott, the Govt Chemist, says:
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purest and most reliable baking
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CLOSE FINISHES AZ on TENBURG.

Fayoritea Beaten In DInE-donC style
Lonely Makes the Tumble Ofthe D0y.
The 1900 raceRoers who climbed tho heights
at Guttenburg yesterday were rewarded by
seeing several stirring finishes between horses
OF good quality. Judiclous bettors also reaned
paying harvests rs all the plums did not dop
into the pockets Of those who back favoritcs.
The opening race furnished the first driving
finish. Romance. second choice, winning hnlt
a length In front OF Carlow, a 20 to shot,
Lille D. losing the place by a hend. Gracio NJ.
won the second race by head from
Iago, Australia. the favorite. leading the field
home five lengths away. Stevenson. on CLAY
Stockton, the favorite. and Bergen, riding Jen-
ME Mcfarland engaged in ding dong finish
in the third race. Bergen extended Jennie at
the last Jump. winning by n head. with the
others back, In the light, Stevenson plloted
Jim Gray, who was backed heavily by the tau;
ent. in II humping finish. In which he 5, atched
to chance. Jones moved Shotover. who was
stretch winning handily by three lengths from
bertha Campbell, first choice. Tho nn!et OF
the day came in the Last rnee OF W no
l. landed the colt winner three lengths IN front
OF Count Luna, strong favorte in the Held oil
fifteen.
Purse StOo, of which so to second and S25 to third;
j. toiiSsS b. g ROmAneo s. BY Romney-FIeot io'
f. B. 5S"fsons sh = carlow, aged III ,Quan,reD .
II. Dryers CHI Lille D.. los clayton =. =. $
ran ~
Mu,ualu paid s7.ls si75. ssis,7S
SECOND RACE.
Purse 9sOo for three yeaods SIS to second and s25
e Tnon SaSss 49, nv
MSdi.on stables T. C faGo io7 (BeIEen,
s.sr iGIt S BIZ MG T. Snd Ban
Lassie also ran. ,
Mutuals paid SILl5 S. IS. $3iS.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 Of which s75 to second and s25 to third;
LiddiIS oh. Jennie Nc farland, aged, by Astral
Beyer ry Stables b. M ny stockton & liz jste-
ExceIsior stables Dr. c Pa Mall i iGi tJoneS 3
raanG.. Katie G. iGlEin and savage also ran.
MutuaS paid s7.lo 81 So $l45.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse s4oo of which $50 TO second and sos to third;
Boverwycf Stables h Jim cray, a. by Ten Brock
r Bfndi.ys Blanche = i32
Nns % f1. sn S 1~n oates 1 Sfofo auv
Souvenir Tom KearnE and Quintoness also ran.
Mutual. paid ssss. ss s4S s t;SSS
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $780, for all ages $500 to second and $50 10
h bradley b. h. Shotover, g. by Panter-RrA B. lIs
BeTer~yci stables b. T. Bertha Campbell, Isle
c. Brewers oh. T. Equality. 4 lis tMie) 49,. =,
Rcd Light Red Elm. 0fAlece, Cora Tanner, Zoolite,
Mcdowell, and Prodigal also ran.
Mutuals paid sls 30 Ss.iS' SI.ia
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500 of which $50 to second and 925 to third
selling allowances: seven furonga.
R. j. Hutchins9n's :: .. Lonely 4, by LonEfeIow-
e. b,nrsS Count Luna lis tBcr4cnj...
W BrookSs blk. h. Blackthorn a. ITO a. Rergen....
Lancaster, Trojan, IheorA Minnie j., Pegasus Bella
Dover also ran
Mutuals paid S51. no, S4l. "a S4.Oa.
Secretary Whitehead sends the following to
THE Sun:
discontinued are false Racing will be given
this week and next as announced, and there
after until further notice."