The sun., 1890-01-05
FoRDHAM'S NEW RECORD.
THE BROWN HORSE RUNS O 1-s FUR
LONGS IN 1871 81 At GUTTENBURG.

LONGS IN I;sf 50 At GUTTkNBURG.
Six Thousand Persons View Ftrst-oIass
Sport In Nidwinter-FooIe's Coup with
St, Nick and steve Jerome-Beugaiine
Wins at 80 60 1-Father Daily Scores.
The largest crowd that the Hudson County
Jockey Club ever had within It's gates saw
Fordham make new record at six and half
furlongs over the Guttenburg track yesterday,
the brown horse covering the distance in :2lA,
and landing a pot OF money In bets for his
owner. Sam Emery. and other members OF the
talent.
Fully 5000 persons we're present, and, al
though the betting ring is one OF the most COM
modious In the country, 1t was almost impos-
sible to move around SO great was the thronE.
Several hundred persons had to walk the
greater part Of the way 10 the course, one Of
the cars on the short railroad running from
the top OF the hill to the track being dersiled.
There were many good things that material
ized, and then again there were others that
did not go through. but St. Nick and Steve
Jerome. owned by G. W. Poole OF Chicago. can-
not be classed among the latter Both these
horses we're very heavily backed by Poole and
his friends. and their winnings on the day total
away up in the thousands. Bengaline fur
nished the sensation OF the afternoon, outside
OF Fordham's phenomenal performance. by
capturing the opening race for maiden three
year-olds with odds OF 80 to l against her.
Bordelaise was considered the good thing for
the second event, old Father Days Glen
mound being overlooked by good judges. At
the end Glenmound was the victor, with Borde-
as0 s se0nd ID the the .rs having 'SfsS Ss up as
an even money favorite for the third
ssee and ridden BY
There was "a a wild tip out on Nina ". for the
fourth race the Clifton delegation being on her
West n in steve jerome. @ wi Who opened f At % G. and and
% Tet 3 sodes eo ae eSqah VIA
came away and won unchallenCed save bv
norman, Timmons's old geldinG running very
was a huge favorite for the fifth. Lakeland
walking him over from Clifton to win the race.
be e h95sS IN
1inclbie at any distance less @ than thar a
a head for the place, but Penny loie toully, and
was very properly disqualified. No fourth horse
vas SSetaly plased and I'D as one two three
declaration that Carnegie was fourth. This
Judge Burke officially placed Carnegie third.
The last race went to Bella. at 10 to l, Clay
The 20 jockey G % CUB yesterday made adj pd eood the
tickets held with the welchtnG firm OF Hampton
d Co.
THE FIRST RACE.
Hemot was the favorite for the maiden three
year old race, even money being the closing
price. Hemet and Lexington made the rum
galne, ono Of tho rankest outsiders came
through and won handily by two lengths from
Homet, who beat Lexington three parts OF
length for the place.
Purse 500 of which $50 TO second, for maiden three
year "Ids, six and a half furongs
zine, rs CMcDermotD. .............
PSsts PSssssy s.sbes c ens en-
Little James Mccormick, Jerry. Mayneld geIdlng aud
DNrf''n'0' also ran Time :2s.l
0st Seop,ct Even ,,nS1e aga n' rr '
Ia % o sae Msy1d % EsdpF m a bSn ni
THE SECOND RACE.
Rordelaiso was big favorlte for The second
race, although GlenmOund was n starter.
Glenmound and Electricity made the running.
Tapped to the upper turn. where Glenmound
irom Bordelaise:, who came last in the stretch
and beat King Idle as far for the place.
Purse 500 OF which $50 to second seven eighths of
VI C. Days h. Glenmound G. by GenmOre-Alco
W H. TimmSns br m Bordelaisc aged sS III Lynch
y b.ys SF & knE ias m pay nonov:
velvet and Alfred also ian. "
Post B.ttinr-Aganst Bordsiaise 6 to s; Glonmound,
TO r"t P9n9ynn 70 i King idlc 10 to !; shake
nie E 90 s Dun and Alfred, 80 toi each. Mu,uAis
paiu So.SU, S!so, anu S9.oh
THE THIRD RACE
ST. Nick was almost backed off the boards for |
he third race. but Lemon and Lotion also had |
heir supporters. After Neptunus and butterfly |
sa m1as ana e NieR NRns dsw to hs
winning handy by two lengths. Lemon was |
second two lengths in front Of Lotion. third.
Purse $500 of which sIoJ to second; selling allow
! " PoSies b. &. St Nick, e. by Kyrle Daly-silence,
y il. TH,Inonss g. Lemon s. 10 d. Lynch, .,
,v,Eilnnt, NeDtunus, BS,tersby Boodo. and Volatile
also ran.
Post Betting-St. Nick even money against Lemon.
Lotion Io sSn ySs nn Gn soSds % 70
iutuals paid s. 20 sa,ij. and 50 5S
THE FOURTH RACE.
The fourth race was n grent betting event.
with Nina ". aud Steve jerome equal favortes
md tho others outside of Herman at pretty
ong odds. Buckstone and Herman made tho
Then sod soden n'S brourh Steve jSrome HS
through. and. challenging Herman. n good
ace ensuod; the former winning cleverly by
he others pretty well strung out.
Purse $40 of which $50 to second; selling allowances
NV. Poole,s b. &. steve Jerome, aged by Lisbon
y IT, fmnonss Dr. Herman aged ii III, Lewis
Excelsior Stables ch & Royal Garter, 8, iii CThomil
Cheney, Blackstone, Nina W, Little Barefoot Dales'
man, Zulu Count Luna Fred b. and Redstone also ran.
Post Be.tns-Asainst s Steve % jsFome and Nina W. so
iSs ana s.sn to cGuRt ReiH ns S4Ff +
RedStone 10 to Little Barefoot and DaesmAu. ~
nd SAB; ss& Cheney . TO A1'u''' paid ''O' *SO'
THE FIFTH RACE.
Fordham Was almost backed off the boards
or the fifth event. going to the post at 2 to
n. The others received some support. but
Iordham was pounded all over tho ring Tor
housands OF dollars. The Issaquena filly
nd Fordham made the running to the turn Tor
,ome, where Taylor gave the favorte his head.
he brown horse drawing away, and winning
ands down by two lengths. AS Blno Rock at
empted to take second place. Penny. who rode
he lssaquena lilly. crowded him out. com
hitting deliberate foul. Through this Pen
" managed to get the tlly home a hend
efore blue Rock f0r tho place. soden
romptly claimed n foul. which was allowed,
nd the IsSaquena iilly WAS disqualified. Tho
OF The reporters as to what horse
Vas fourth WAS necessary to settle one. two,
hree bets. They said Carnegie. and 30 it was
flcially declared.
Purse $50 of which 800 to second for all ages six
nd half furlongs
,EmeTy's br. b. FordhAm, g by Falsetto-semper
Vve l0S (Taylor),
Walbauni's b. C. Blue Rock l. iu5 (soden) ........