The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-10
STIRRING RACES IN JERSEY.
JOSH JONES, STEVENSON, AND PERKINS
60 DOWN IN THE RUSH.

Busteed wIns the HsadIesp-Lotion 0oOa
ut n Mile and = ouarter-Houors About
Equally Divided In the Six Races.
As on Monday. refreshing breeze tempered
the suns rays on the heights at Gutenberg.
making II pleasant for the throng OF raceRoers
the grand stand and GU the quarter stretch.
Tho races were run In hustling style from end
to end; In fact too much so for the safety OF
jockeys and horses, three OF tho riders coming
to grief. two OF them-Josh Jones and Perkins
receiving rather serious injuries. Stevenson
who rode Bertha Campbell in the third race.
got an ugly tumble on the turn to the homo
stretch, the mare nearly tramplng on
him. But stevenson was soon him
self again. winning tho milo and
quarter race on Lotion in the fast time OF
2:l0f. about tho best for the track Stevenson
also won the last race Of the day in rushing
finish. in which Cuantrel on Trojan. crowded
Perkins. who was riding Alva, against the
rails. Perkins, left knee was badly Injured
being cut all the way across, while the bone
was painfully bruised. The cut was sewed up
with black thread. ard It will probably be some
time before Perkins will be seen in tho saddle
again. Cupid, with Jones in the saddle, also
went down In the scrap. Jones striking on his
head so hard that he was stunned for time
and believed to be dangerously hurt.
In the first dash. Jim Gray. the favorite. was
beaten length ty Osceola. second choice
Lancaster. q 6 to l shot. won the second race
by a nose from Rudolph. I 10 chance while
Pail Mall, first choice finished poor third;
Wootcut;er another TO horse; won the third
race by q length from julie e.. Bertha Camp
hackers OF favorites were REIN bursed in the
wilkins 4 itkins Handtcsp. Busted; FIRST
choice winning by half lengte from EaIco-
cas-, second choice. in stirring finish. FOL
o.
ton. first choice. Royal Garter, second in
favor hal tapping Lotion.
the dav, won By three lengths from Jim GateR,
an outsider. Count Luna the liaH2riie. Eeeting
gu: OF the brush from the start. Following are
the summaries:
FIRST RACE.
Pure 500 Of which go TO second and as 10 third;
= / carI; + N S'e.ol4 aged 100 tclAy9nh
sh E:d IEs ro SsS En nS:a E. Dave
NonAd and Bsnsd!ei also ran
Mutual, PAID si4ss. s4s6 sssi
SECOND RACE.
Pure $50 Of which 80 10 second and Gas 70 third
3 5 we?s ; . Lsness,sT aged By BuoFdsn-MAry
kls:i5: s.ss:: h En- ts.f ii
&c, kas. Kate c. Ssa 4oP S.:ysf A.io ran ''-' 80
Mutual. paid sl7.4s, 1 III ss:3
THIRD RACE.
Purss $500 Of which SO TO second and as tAi.d
for two-ysAr o.ds. Eve fpTopES
). EAtcto orae. C. Woo1cui;er. By FoTsSter-olsn.
dA!A liz lTArAlI .................
" B. JenninESs ksmpel n4ly. u AsdsT0nl.
LeonAvld, and Bertha Campbell! also ran
Mutual, paid s,s. ss ITS SO ~
FOURTH RACE,
The wilkins Itkins Handicap: purse S75o Of which
500 70 second. ~ and EAR furionKS
W. B. JenninEss CT C. Busted :, By OnontAg1-
Ballet Ii5 tAnterHon) ..... ...-. 80.
G WoleAur CHI c EancocAG 8 liz Bergen ~.
Excelsior stables b Golden Peel 10 rIArAD.... j
Oracle r., WeIdesnenL And shctoVe; AS0 ran
Time, 21ts
Xu,aAls paid $40 60. 8; 81 ~ 81
PTPTH RACE
Purse $40 OF which SIS second and IS 70 tA!rd
Ee!':nE; mile And GrAr:Sy.
Ber.rwyet s;ASlss I / Lotion :, By LonE;el!ov or
RIee.agr siIseh CT Royal carter :. 81 tJOleGj.
Tn stAS!sG D c. LsnueS IS (CIAyiesj nm.
Bs.A Also ran
Time loa[
Xa,ualI paid 9 81 s2os. SSia
BIITH RACE
Pane 800 Of vsrh so 70 second and q; TO bird
selling. L.Ten fur!oIEL
z L.tt.!Sb m spGIeni-. aged By Eolps-sAaI soseL
J b. Dy.rSb Jim Oates g iDoAnel ...
Il. Gissy RI n Anomaly. s. I07 Oiler... 3
Trojan Goant Lana B1:Gi; Mamie Ray. savage
Ava aad tsp.i A.se ran
kutGAB PAD Sl%sJ e 10 ga S.