The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-15
MutuAls paid $54e go. $is0S Slsoa
STEPHENSON RIDES IN GREAT FORM
He Lands Four Winners and Ono Second
Horse Mt Gutenberg.

He Lands Four Winners and Ono Second
Horse Mt Gutenberg.
There was a large attendance at GuttenburR
yesterday and flrst-class sport was In order.
Twenty-four bookmakers. with George Wal
baum at the head OF the line. were kept busy
taking in cash from investors and handing
out talismanic cards which called for fat divi-
dends in case the horses named theteon came
homo In the order which entitled them to the
money. The automatic mutual machines also
kept up a lively ticking between tho races.
Honors were pretty evenly divided between
favorites and horses that paid larger prices.
Jockey Stevenson came to tho front with re-
mark able regularity. He landed his first four
mounts winners. took rest during tho fifth
race by keeping out Of the saddle, and in the
sixth brought Top Sawyer, 10 to chance,
safely home in second place.
Unandaga. favorte In the first race. led from
tho start winning easily by three lengths from
Geronimo, second choice. Little Frod. a ten to
one shot piloted the way to tho homestretch in
the second race. where he WAS headed by
Paroina, but the Ally could not hold out, ana
Little Fred, coming again at the finish won by
by neck. Benedict was poor third. Lotion
and Lonely made the issue In the third race in
a neck and neck brush down the homestretch.
Lotion holding the pace y the finish and win
ming by an open length from Lonely, Jennie
Mcfarland was third. Ban Lhssle made game
whore she broke down. Jim Gray then took
up the running winning tho race by a length
from Souvenir. with ltedlight the favorie. out
OF The chase. The NTH race was the heaviest
betting event OF the day. Busteed, with Stoval
up. went to the post favurite Raucocas. ridden
Australia led the Held to the homostreich,
whero kancocas and ltusteed made the issue,
Bergen, In Il whipping finish. land ing tuncocas
winner by u length from Busteed III the last
few Jumps. much 10 the disgust OF the hackers
OF Busteod, some Of whom Thought that Stuval
should have won the race Royal Garter WAS
selected by the talent to make NJ their losses
Of the afternoon. Top sawyer. II ~ TO shot.
turn for the homostr"tch, where Thompson he
gan riding tho iayOrtc for the rucu which he
secured handy ut the finish by two lengths
from Top Sawyer. Here are the summaries:
Purse $50 OF which So 10 second; selling allow
Union Stables cG' T. Unaudaga >, by onoudaSa
ESceisior staOIrs CHI h Geronimo 3 liz Thompson
+ Hart en- C BsneGiet * ESI,y)r
NAulor also ran,
Mutuss paid 81 so, $s5'G,a SO
Purse SOD OF which so TO second for twoyear ods;
O., Wog1Gin c. Little Frod by Tympanum-CrsdGA
Excelsior st4oIos pr. 9, julie g, iI2 Thompsonl....
L5afa e. Frsss Bs an also G@Sf s h"'
Mutual. paid sre s. q ItI 30 s.
Purse S5.m o. which 500 to second; selling allow.
BeAVerwycL Ftanle 10 . Lotion 4, by LongfslloW or
JUS JuhnSpu-N!a No., IS erenson( ... ....
K liidSis sh m jamie Fsrqnd ass ~ stoyaD
Gen Roulapser sam H. Manhattan, IOrchlisnt and
LATchmont also ran.
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BovTwyCf Stables D. b. jim Gray. aged, by Ten