The sun., 1890-01-21
GLORY DEFEATS JUGGLER
FATHER DAEY,s FTELF WINS TIE RACE
LAND HANDICAP AT CLIFTON

| LNHN hANDIOAF Al CLIEION
Gratitude Downs Mabel Glenn, and RED
| LEht, Ridden by Freeman, WIns at y
| False Rrice-A Lucky Moon nstone-tJaIuda
and Ny Own Assist Their Backers.
The usual large number OF patrons OF win
ter racing saw ak races decided over tho Cllt-
ton track yesterday afternoon, Father william
DAILY Eobbling the plum OF the programme
with his nlly GLORY.
The race was the Raoeland Handicap at a
mile. the talent making Jugglor n strong favor
ite. As good as to l could be had against
Daly's Ally but az to was the best price at
the post It was the easiest kind Of victory
for Glory. who took the lead Mt the start, made
all the running, and won pulling up. Juggler
sulked, and was never better than third. The
opening race was gift for Frejols on paper.
but an Indifferent start spoiled his chAncs the
winner Moonstone getting away In front and
having things all his own way. That splendid
filly Gratitude captured the third race in boil
low style. with Mabel Glonn second.
The third race was q rattllng betting event.
Autocrat Miss Cody. Hilda, and Rcd Light all
opening at to /. For some inexplicabe reason
Red Light whose namo did not appear among
the over night entries, went back In the bet
ting at great rate until at the close to 1
could be had in some quarters. Freeman had
the mount. and despite the long price good
judges took a shot at the chestnut colt, know
ing that Freeman would ride to win. When
the flag fell Red Light and Hida went out and
made the running with Autocret third. It was
Red Lights race at any stage Of the game. and
when Freeman cut loose ut the stone wall It
was all over. There were many long faces in
the ring after this race. Saluda, Umpire, Chap
man. and ofalece ran great race In the fiy,e
tnrlonE dash. tho former winning at the end.
fbsn Of Of %S IN GS sGo
last race In the easiest fashion Imaginable al
cinch.
THE FIRST RACE.
Frejos was q great favorite for tho opening
race mt five furlongs but there was a tip out on
Moonstone. and the Texas horse. Joe Cannon.
carried considerably money Moonstone made
a.I me running NM ana won ] very EASILY eg FIX
before Joe s Cannon. m third. ''''0' '"' ''H'
Purse, $500 of which $50 to sccond selling allow.
Sac9,o- Sncss fySsightl. stt, 3. OF % mile -, r.n.,
TSassS 5s:Sis iiO iSlsyisS;ssj; s;s ;+i.
sqnapdo HslIair Katie y. Little Mickey, Prospect
,-' 'N Time S,5S
@ sSeh; Little %iSfsy to a Katie In and Lizzie H. 20
MutaSs paid s ana ldf5S o0'' % 10 'A'n
THE SECOND RACE.
=, Gratitude was very strongly supported for
Glenn and Ban Lassie being equal second
choices. Gratitude was in front all the way,
o%en M Sn en- snS won ssrg
by o length. Mabel Glenn was second. four
lengths in front of The Abbess. third.
Purse $500 ot which s5o to second. for threeyeAr.
Arizona stables br: [ Gratitude, by Woodlands,
4 4SqnS.on. %sSoi Glenn lo7 (ynn1
owen Golden, ban Lassio j. oc, and Guard also ran
Pos. pe,tnr-Asalnst '9s afstitrd, to s. Ban Ia..io
end Mabel Glenn to each; owen Golden; TO 1; Tho
tuas paid $500. $ala, and s5
THE THIRD RACE.
a Aptqcrat was the eir-tight for the third race.
after the rsce for Red light Went out With
on alone and won ceverly by length, with
Autocrat second. half length before Hilda.
third.
Purse $500. Of which $50 to Sccond selling allow.
W; skdmeFeIs ca .: Red fEh. =, by Jis Johnson
j IN IL ocormet Cor B. Iutocrai ss Fi1ninaj:.:::.
Deception Miss Cody and Ethsl r. also ran
Pos. gettns-AgAinst %ptcorSt to 5; Miss Cody, ,
kbn nda BED Light 50. 60 h PeseSp,o@@ g lion . e
THE FOURTH RACE.
Juggler and Glory were both backed very
heavily for the Raceland handicap, the former
being pronounced tavorite. Glory sprang
Won by four lengths. feiie Dos was The same
named "i' was ' Very unkindily IL and was ' never @
prominent
The Eacelsnd handicap purse $500. of which SIS to
W G. Daiys eh chi Z. Glory 4 by Ill used-MshAAb, 1o4
D. a hons'S ch m Teiio Doe aged io4 tciayton)
s. p Armssrong,.b b. h. JuSger. s. lie MulAly).......
@'iy PAID
THE FIFTH RACE.
spuds 9asf % I'm H%PT s and nSnS yd B. all
longs. the former closing slight fayorite. 1t
was one OF the best races seen at Clifton in
Saluda running head and head 10 the final
fifty yards. where saluda forged to the front
beat Ofalece neck for the place.
Purse SOD Of which $50 to second for all ages nvc
veritas stables CHI M, sauda aged by Mortsmor-
:, rsrIectiSn i Ii5 tGoodAisl -.
dfaoeo
:, Umpire, Question Jim Murphy Mamie b. and RoSE-
Pos, pe.,ns-Aralu.T T%f ssiadS o to IL oto.os ~ to
/; Umpire and Mamie B., @ each 9ueston la TO i
MatSss a1s psa PR ssGsShy to 3d sffh 20
THE SIXTH BACE.
My Own carried more money than any of the
others for the sixth race. but there was strong
backers b @ momens doubt as she G got s away I'm in
'front.' and, making oil the running. won by
three lengths from Courtler, who WAS two
engths before Dongan, third. Meodrama was
bird for half a milo. but then dropped back
INTO the ruck.
Purse 1900 of which $50 seconds; six and half fur
ongs
5i'iIon Stables sh ny Own. 5. by Sensation,
Gnderwoois b T. rourtior s. IG7j% yHnestonj .....
Isdale Stable h. DouRaD T. 80 tslackl. ........8
Meodrama, Alveda, John Arkins, Lady Archer. Rich
and. IairSprinH. and Crusader also ran.
Time, .26A
Post Betting-ARainst Ny Own, to l; DonRan to Il
to /: John Arkis to Courtier TO
lady Archer and Alyeda 10 to one each; Richand, ~
o /; Crusader and HairBprinK, 80 to each.
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