The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-25
TDANO STILL AT THE FRONT.
TfE GELDINo WINS ms SIXTH con-
SkCUTfTE RACE on THE HfLL.
Ri,tzen, the Two-year.oid Son OF R'nzes,
Lands the rurss for All ASes-tendetta
Hrnta the EnXOrltc EnsiiN, mud IL SOld.


Lands the Purss for All As-s-v~ndettH
heats the rnvoritc Easily. mud II Sold
Toano won his sixth race IN succession Of
Guttcnburg yesterday. In each race he has
not bcen pressed hard. roinping home tho
easiest OF winners. His owners use consider
able discretion In running him In rnces where
the conditions are such that he will not have
TO carry much weight.
Bitten. tho crnck two. year-oll. was an odds
Oh favortc In the mile race. with Vortex ns
second choice Many played the Western
throe. year, old. thinking that no might have
been little short OF work on Saturday. Bitten
was held In reserve until the upper turn was
reached. when Evans sent him along. That
settled MI doubts rs to whicl, could win.
nlitzcn was pulled almost to Il walk In the last
sixteenth. md won By a length aud half from
Vortex.
Starter Caldwell gave Natalie y. tho best OF
tho start In tho first race. and she was never
selling price, and hcr owner bought hor in...
Dago had iitto trouble IN beating Uncle Sim
and IL tho Ses ar E so
$1,000. and his owner had to nay S5o5 advance
There nser wa" WIS Wholesale plunge in the afth
race on Mountain Deer. but the good thing
went wrong. as Vendetta was an snsy winner.
Who owned tho winner sold him to ". Griflth
fol, S1.OM; which was sGOo above the entered
Apollo ' iest managed to beat the ,favorite.
Onnway. IN tho last race by neck. SUM
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse &40o .. which $40 to second selling; I'VE
g. A. Jcne, CO... br. f. Natalie 3. ?, by xyr'e D,,y-
CT &.,Iys sa. h. Marty b. g. iaa jMart!nl
fidss sss s1%d
and Elizal'rth ty also rnn
AGAIN Ys s sss p,.s !sSs A .s sy
THE SECOND RACE.
Parse $500 of which SO to second; selling; six
khsf,sn ststIss I b. Toano. 8, by Lonrt'low--
W & bay. sik y. pasyrinn. !. iot I,am!,%,:.;:.. z
' Ssyw s" and kash!IsSs sis? r.n " ''' ' .
SoonGay aa a" Ssa
THE THIRD RACE
Purse $500 Of which $50 to second to- twcyea-olis
Wiiilnsn Talia.her's ik c. Duso. by nimyar-Gypsy.
8 I. LOUIS e. Uncle SIM 100 tsims,
ssSH so s II" Fax f. colt
Gold Wave aud War Print 1ims colt "a also ran
Betting Against Drao, y. g j. rnsls SIM s TO G:
Peruvian. atoi. MmtIals pail sh.55. $3.50. s:.oh
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500 OF which 500 to sernud ten pounds be-
r. srsdisys 6r. G. R',szen. By Siazcs-ccrma"a, "a
ss%SsIsq, s,ssis; sHr ,@, Il
Sir George II. and Lizzie also ran
Time. 1:4I.
20 s e 5sn. to sH 5sa . ssan; zS''ss
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $500 of which $50 to second; selling: one mile
and u quarter.
W. spierss b. &. Vendetta &. by Observation-Disclosures.
as (Dwyer) ............... 80.
Montgomery stables b. c. Mountain Deer. 8. 100
E. a. Iee,uires b 2. Iong.triie. T. I0N Ray,
Tourist Can Can, and Long Leaf also ran.
Time 2:lA.
Betting-Fvs to one against Vendetta, even Mountain
Deer. ~ to Longstrde. Mutunls paid $l2.3I $780,
$3.50
TIE SIXTH RACE
Purse $780, Of which $50 to second: twenty pounds
above the scale; selling: six q half furlonRs
Key stone Stables ch. c. Apollo s. by Pontac-1zzie
VI. B. Mccormick 6lI C. Onaway T. ia day ......
Riverside Stables oh. Gyda, 3. Ito o. Mooney.
Bohemian, Silent. Algernon. Benefit, Corune, Snug
gler and Craft also ran.
Time, :26If
Bettin9-Two to one against Apollo to > Onaway. 9
TO Gyda. Mutuals paid S5.o5. $?.55. $3.50