The sun., 1890-10-17
LIVELY DAY AT ELIZABETH.
FEATURES or THE NEW JERSEY
JOCKEY CLUB'S OPENING DlE

Exaltement and Fun In che RtnG-nook-
nAksrs Arrested-A Trainer aaa = Jockey
Rated Oa-I.aubley nHdiy Shahea Up.
Several thousand regular raceRoers attended
the opening OF the fall meeting OF the New Jor-
eoy Jockey Club at Elizabeth yesterday. The
eroat betting ring was uncomfortablT crowded
LONG before the horses started for the post to
: run IN tho frst race. Seventy odd bookmakers
hoisted their states for business, and groups ol
eager investors were massed In front OF each.
Shortly after theI second race q lively COM
motion broke loose In the ring. Two Of the
book kmaEers had been arrested by New Jersey
oonstRbes on the old gag that betting at a
race course In New Jersey comes undor tho
head Of keeping n dlsorderly house. In a
twinklinp the other book kmakers jumped down
from their perches in front of their boxes and
retired to the rear. Names were taken down
from the tops OF tho states on which the odds
were chalked, and all were In condition OF
feverish anxiety. Within a short time the as
oociation furnished bonds for the appearance
OF the men. and business continued. But
there was little fun, nevertheless. Two
persistent officers OF the law5attempted
10 serve warrants during the afternoon.
but each time they approached stand to
make an arrest o squad Of Pinkerton's mon,
who keep order at the races, closed in on the
1ereey officers eaw that II they carried out
their Intention OF serving the warrants the cir;
Se% than Se1 could do
house indeed. No further arrests we're made.
The races were well contested, with but one
exception, from start to finish. hackers OF form
Eeaping harvest In majority OF the contests;
race Il had ia a very suspicious look. The horse
s' sna Sso fs
nr, tint fhA m "A
e h tS SsS sS dsr as lest A sS was Ws I'D
result being that .wadS, trainer oi the horse.
and Martin, tho rider were ruled OF. Judg;,
pePt on the owner n and horss yeEs IS suspended
Jockeys Tribe and Kane were suspended for
the meeting for disorderly conduct ut the post
THE FIRST RACE.
Volunteer headed the field at the start, Nellie
a on hS S 5 msfns
The running all the way to Nithn ity yards n6 St
side, gradually forging to the front which she
Feached on tho line. boating, Volunteer in by a
h bead: Cousin Jeems third. iappins volunteer
5000 Of whlSH s5s to second and S2' to third
aoEmss fii 'sAthi Nslis q i; BY. BY ssrattord-
$: e si;
Time, I:osk
sds h9ty Van ss Is :4ss
and Flam6eAu. so to each.
THE SECOND RACE.
Glory bounded olear Of the field at a close
start, and held the lead to the homestretch.
1 %he 70
Craoksman, second choice was held back from
lhe start. Eon won handily By two lengths.
Wilfred second. four In front OF Carnegie, third.
Pm Af MI tn nd n
bEyor Brothers Eon, 4 by Eous-war Song Ia7,
e l. Srtl; Oh TitTsd q nj
fssd SId Of hs haIsn Glory
Bargain and The sheriff Tim.. .'H H,.sa .sGi
Ps:. n ES9 e oFSotETsa W'iHaM ~
Glory g iS re sGsiia. bargain. ana Lord Of the
THE THIRD RACE.
Bilverado and Margold made tho running
from good start considering the big, field.
Silverado never lost the lead, but MariRold was
araE3 back into the Fqs6 s6 bali wH{ down the
into the front line at the finish s!lverado won
by half T. lenGth, ElIastnnt ,sEt second. head in
for maiden twoyeaF-Oidn; selling allowances; i've
T. y 5sIayins q Q. srvsrAdo, by Ru.horsord-Jo.ls
3. sDsStaana Oh O. Fragrant los tlaitiai
,. II Ryen's oh E. BY RsfOrm-oaramsL io7K Go
EIs SsfEoid aySiS Psysh..i.T; the x.iii; fsf:
s ay pas sna S sG%n'n Sense Annie
ma, ,...,.,Tim Tine oS ,r
hydra DE Safa@;i aly: and ne TreIIiS eolt y %
sses; sSs q. any 1 sS to i RanpGs a%S
THE FOURTH RACE
B. B. Million made the running TO the quar-
Ter. whore Riley took It up. leading b. B. Million
. length at the halt Sir John moved Into SEQ
e ooaS soSss e. aS s9 %nns
four lengths behind. last.
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pHzsr H2SG q f john, iia iGTs
". C. DAT'e B. Ms M5iliGps p1sa a2a Hho''r'.....
Eo;. gStsinsSsys1 1S on R'y' against slr John
THE FIFTH RACE.
Malachi. Philander. Neptunus and Bill
sptSSus ieS al shs Quarter, Biil Barnes S max max
hoidfpg the ysn into the Somestresoh. ; Where aae
Taral moved 4uranie to the front. clayton foI-
c1 a6o6nd sEi T. sASS Aqlann III ECn Rs E.
third.
Purse sSoo Of which S7S to second and S2s to third
bgysr Bros. b f. AuraniA 4 by vrsl-Anu yisL liz
3 h5SHiEsSh kyT: f. i6a jfiiysSi,:::;;::::.
LS6:lsS hSo1aiA5. SSptunCS lie EcSo and ESiSchl
al3o ran
Tina lstej[
Post Bottng-A9ainlt RyTle n, 10 II AuFaniA and
Granite, 70 oAehi PGAn Bet, to Il PhilAndOr TO
II Mamie D.. y TO !; Jack Rose 10 70 II Re- koho
paeauey ana Bill Barnea IS 10 eAehI Malachi Lone.
lay aud hoptunuA 20 70 each.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Eric and Woodcraft made the running. neck
and neck, in the frat heat, Long Shot pross-
Ing the leaders to the last half furlonR, and
Long SHOT w dSra iSppiag wIa 9 tSirS RSeK ESaa S%
shot ySn the s9e9nd q, Il beat from fril handily By
Long shot headed Eric in tho last quarter OF
the third heat. winning the heat and race
easily by three-uuarteis Of length
hpIss IsoO Ot $3.50 % second and ESQ 10 third
T. T. LynaeS eh' Q Long sh9L 4 By Duke Of
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BSysr srctasII LOnsfOId ., los tTi;IGij.s Ara
Tmo-IItls liIok. ~.
. Posi Bsuilg-Frst heat sanst Erie and LonEShoL
70 each WoodcTalt to tue Pan Pan coll 10 h
L0ngfotd, 30to Second heat Tso 10 On lgle;
RRAinSl Long shot So iOl N01deFafL o 10 4 Long
Against ria st0I
The Fan Pan colt fell Ht the start IN the frat
be1t giving LRmbley "a hard st Ak inR uD. ILo
hoIso ran Two miles and wGs wIthdFARn