The sun., 1890-01-03
4 WELCHER ATGUTTENBURG.
,,rPToN . Co DLSAPPElR. LEAVING
800 WoRTH or TICKETS UNPAID.

-. HussOa County jockey Club WIN
Y,-obnbiy Settle-Favoritos ana OutniS-
-. DIvide the Honors-Nita Wins, ana
Ssvs SIOA for es-Buekstono Beaten.
pvorvtbing went smoothly at Guttenbure
-.,,o,dav until the conclusion OF the nth race
Ch.n a number Of angry investors were anx-
,.rs 10 interview the bookmaking firm Of
Tsr,nton 4 Co. This concern was heavily hit
,.,ouoh the victory Of Wynwood. aud welched
nan they saw the favorite could not be
s.ot.n in the stretch. A man named Wharton
~. an the box. The concern lost about S70O
:. Wvnwood and holders Of their tickets are
.n,ious 10 know whom they will get their
.nn.y although the Hudson County Jockey
Tub will undoubtedly protect them.
Tbe track was q trifle dead. but quite hard In
,.ota All the events were OF the selling order.
IA AZ usual, the favorltes and outsiders di-
,tdsd the honors. The oopeninR event was won by
~. fayorito. Hardship, q FIVE year old maiden.
vhpe Nita, at long odds, captured the second
"a for which He and Lord Beaconsfeld were
hoth very heavily backed. Only one mutual
,,.tst was sold on Nlts, its lucky holder
s..llziug tl0i. so on an investment OF 90. Buck
ions and Boutwell, were the good things for
N. third. but Abe Carson got all the money
LIN Carrie G., the marc, running away from
hnrn
Nth had admirers for the fourth, tho former
.srr,Ine the most money. Tlmmons's gelding
nm cleverly. with the favorite in second place.
Wnwood and Hamlet carried the money in
,As afth, Poole the owner OF the last named.
h.rting his horse for q good amount The
t.,,her-weight Desmond could not do Hamlet
,us,ice in the stretch, running the horse into o
roctet. and Wynwood won cleverly, with Bor-
dsl,se in the place. King William was plunged
an to win the last race OF the day. and, thanks
N Jones's clever riding the talent landed the
money. Lotion was second and Cupid third.
THE FIRST RACE.
Hardship and the Remember geldinR were
,he most FAM cied OF the maidens that faced the
starter for tho first race. PereRal made the
ynnning until the stretch was reached, whore
Macao and Hardship drew out, and In g1od
tiold Vase fily was third. tive lengths away.
Purse ssoG of which $50 to second for madens four
Years old and upward selling allowances; nVeeiGh'hs
J. Gisascn's b. g. Hardship, by EoluS-scotiA iis
NSS%syVb NsSssrs;V b c Macao iii tBlayioct}
sss F.fs Glitter ks%;%SsI TsidinS G4,d e
y. sOTG SaII Atlantic B. Some Day and Lille n. also
ro.. B.,tp,-Ar.la.. 1lns Rstdisie ~ ]: R.n.ns.:
snE to GO ga'H y Glitter 81 SSa g. %ooG Saf
iS%d ssidrg and Gray Gown, Z e zach: Place Lit
Ias and M,sAS 20 TO each Merlin and A;1auS N S
and Sal5 Cneld tickop
THE SECOND RACE.
There was terrific plunge on he, and Lord
eSrryinS GSaSIi lot Of money at the close. The
favorite made. the runnin ing with, Dr.: Jekyl
until the final furlong. where Oseler brought
iiy By a length and half. Dr.. Jekyll second.
three parts OF length before He. third.
Pure sSo which $50 to second; selling allowances;
n'Sf Sryssrs S%e'fS Sr m Mia by Bnst-JuAutA Io4
Sassrscns g. Dr. Jciyii liz tiustonj
L. STa @ sp:ions Hs,ot BradSui
Socks and Jim Irwin r,In @lso ran ann
Post Betting-Aganst Lord Beaoonsheld. 9 to o; He.
Dr. JSEy vEsS Mic 10 Il as SsS sasss iS
each. MutuSi is paid Sio4ao S2S5S and $5.s5.
THE THIRD RACE
Blackstone and Boutwell, were tho favorites
for the third event. for which there were nine
In front. and ran each other to q standstill.
after which Carrie G.. Vigilant. and Sunshine
passed them and had the Hisn IN 70 ye
the place.
pui.e $500 of which $50 to second. for all aEea; sell
EseslslcE stsbies D. Carrie c. by spandthrift-,
ea'fs f.ys sii IL : Fi9aai loo il.ri
Hi Sssissons % sa1a.fms IHncs.tsE BotS~s. Bryn:
s''O' and hA''e ''tAl' A'' Tina Ti@S. I:4sx e.
Pos. Bsstine-A -AGainss Buefstono. sto 81 Boutwell,
yE11S 70 hsteo snS Sn% sunsSn Sa
s.sh Lancaster. 20 toL paid $2aie $3.50 and
THE FOURTH RACE.
Pomery Sec was the choice Of tho talent for
the fourth event Lemon strong second CHOICE.
and Trojan the e. outsider. CT, Cariow .n maze h0 the
took the lead. and, coming on. won good race
by two lengths.u Pomery Sec was second. three
lengths before Sherwood. third.
Purse $500 Of which $50 to second selling allowances;
5::sss - 4 SsS.Ty 4, i5%si%isi
Carlow. Sssas L. d@SEd:S. @ SSS SS Trojan also ran
Pos. Bsstiue-Asainst FomeIy Sec. = 9; Lemon.
2 caFl9y 70 ds+dsy u 70 i shSrESGId and and
5IiS S2So and SaSa
THE FrTH RACE.
Wynwood was the favorite for the fifth race,
but Hamlet carried fully aS much money as tho
horse WINGED got in frat at tie au drop Of the
was socond NECK beore b.
Ontine third. Hamlet was badly ridden. Des-
mond running him into pocket In the stretch.
Purse $500 Of which 800 to second; selling allow.
GniSn Stables oh. 6. WynWood, 8. by EOluS-EllA
" A%nSnS' Sr M 'BoidSiai;s aged los tM
RorSs.; T. l. 81 Valentine ss on:;i "
Banlst GallAtn, o'FOlluA King Idle and Clay Stock
and sssE.sa ssal
oAAtin and BordelAiBe 10 to each; OFeuS 10 to I.
hutuAlS paid ea S3l6. and $li2a
THE SIXTH RACE.
King William was pounded all over the ring
lor the last race at seven furlonRs. and on pub
10 form he was the only one in Il. Cupid made |
tho running until the stretch was reached.
Rhere In general closing up King William
and Lotion drew away from the others. Jones
Ham the winner by half a length. Lotion beat |
Ing Cupid three lengths for the place.
Purse s3o1 Of which $50 to second; selling allow
.neeB seven eRhths OF mile
Baehelor5h b c. King William 3 by King Alfonzo-
IsysrWyck stables br. C Lotion l. 90 tsteyen1onl..2
Harris Cos ch RCupd Il9 Craral. go.
LArohmont, Redstone. and Lilly Kinney also ran
Time. SnIL.
Post BottinR-AgAinst King william, Q s; LAroh- |
nont 4to Cupid, Lotion, and Redstone u to each;
LILY Kinney, 8 TO ]. Mutuals paid S53a 81 so and |