The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-02
GOSSIP OF THE RUNNERS.
RACERS ON THEIR DAILY ROUNDS
FROM JRRSEY TO TENNESSEE

FROM JERSEY TO TENNESSEE
s.spssAi.e Jeskeys ana Frsseesi.s Net.
ss<s-Leehisg 70 the Ceurt OF Errers s.a
Appeais-Ar. LsssnsrA Dsys . w1sser-
Easrses as washiagtea ssd Guttessare-
Followers OF the turf during the past week.
aside from the many interesting performances
of trotters and PAGERS noted in The SrS. have
had abundant opportunities to enjoy their
favorite sport. The Washington Jockey Club
opened its fall meeting on the picturesque
race course In the little valley at Benninga
and although the fields OF horses were rather
limited az TO number. the quality WIS
far better than at any previous meeting
near the capital The weather was cf
the sort that racegoers like. the attendance in
crease! from lay TO day. and the horses with
Tut rarr exceptions won on their form. The
horkmustrs must have lost money. for II IL O
TACT well known among the fraternity that more
layers ut.iis are w-ecket on !1rorites than on
outsiders Sims carried on the honors bS win.
ming three OF the Ave races FOR days in success
sion. while HE other mounts rarely failed to
hc placed. The regular meeting will last un.
I'll Nos. ~. after which winter racing meet
ing NAV be inaugnratcd under the manage
nent oil =. Dwyer. David Gideon. and W. 3.
Jennings with James Rowe as starter
The round OF racing at GuttanburG continues
with uutroken regularity and increased at.
tendance Judge Burke and the Executive
Committee have looscned the brakes which
restrained several Of the horses from running
on their true form by warning jockeys with
uyerstrpnS arms and suspcndinR u. ]. Lynch.
The ,be,,ing fraternity at Gnsse ,h., take
On one, two. three horses. This style Of
betting has sent many dollars into the ring.
business TO this sort Of betting. As conse-
auencs horses that could have secured either
second Q. thi.d place were held back & at the
could mot head on the leader. This led 20 the
adoption Of the Just rule that horses must be
q not trying TO win outright;
CAUSED by the Closing OF Monmouth PARK last
S h5 Gsye ese enswed
Appeals will soon reverse the decisions Of the
lpwer courts that betting on race. courses In
disorderiy houses. rendering their managers
"a law is stricken from ,hy G Ton
Raeins a. GarasId PARK. Chicago will con.
track at Hot Springs, ARR. at which place the
mssting last year ~ was failure ,Ho ~.
attended meeting at Lexington. The Tennes;
financially as well as In racing point OF view.
The fields Of horses are large. the contests
well backed. have won majority q the races:
Western racing associations called the Amer.
PsTf Club chssao Ia. q see
sent in: and the St Louis Jockey Club. L Is
One cause Of Dissatisfaction is the adoption Of
q rule that IN all races Tor three.year.olds the
d;anSs shall not Ss ess than nile In
when competing with tracks where, sprint
H. p.rs ,ns%bsrs ssy shss ess
mile rule IL not the cause use e the clubs dtssat.
ras and eoaa nos .Sa oppose
Their reason 70. withdrawing 10 that they did
to Ts en- " sna
q the Congress. which faithful adherence 70
the rules would entail
this Board of Control here. was ) closer at
tsndsnt at the races last season than oyen be:
fore his tenn Dorary retirement from the turf
ne is strength enine his sta BILE for nett seasons
The ssss
Dnondasa. out OF Sophronia. by Ten BroecI.
C q Gum attracted the attention Of patron:
leading good Geld II juveniles from start to
H. foisw saS as nfa s Ga n By
winning the Hyde Park Stakes. the Algeria
Stakes. and the Holly Handicap at brooklyn,
the Blue Grass and Sanford Stakes at Louis
Vile. and came third in the Great Eastern
Handicap.
The Washington Jockey Club announce the
following entries and weights for to.morrows
races:
..ss; Eis xoI. y To- each: Bellevue. ios. eS..Ss
second Raes-One mile. Prsther 1I,: Abb and BAL.
yhoo. 10Y each: IL. John loI: Cerebus lOO Lynn ~
lo! Queen d Or lo5 Rosthin. rs: ConstantinopIs ~
strathmsath, no. ocypeis. 1os: Yoxmeds and Larch.
Pif,h Rsee-s,.epl.ehs.. Hercules. les; separ,ee ard
Killarney is5: Bsnsd. and Capt Manning 10. ''''
This IL the programme ofthe Hudson County
Jockey Club at Guttenburg to day:
Yrs. R.es-sen!ns: nvs furlonrs; 1urt. lls: Gen.
Knapp lOs Nay D. los: Panway. Alma r.. lo6:
nsioeEA iS a. fsqx fAs COLT AhnA~an lol: IammAny
second RAfe-One mile. Jay =. Dee Lori If the
Iarem, i77 Rhone. III; Puzzle llS: Lov!ander lis:
FOREST King los Donohae. los: Glenocby. ios: Long
fnird R.ee-six furionss and half Arab 10. pounds.
Houston, lo<: Cynosure, lo3 Gete D.. Io:: Aabene.
Third E.ce-Ihree- quarter, OF mile Civil Service.
"a, III X.1ie Lowell ~ K6niss -: GRANITE. -:
w; 1sIis e. lsssauinA nily ~: B'we.y. v+ Elect
. fogts Ess:-Nl. and .s..sa,h: selling. E.suim.u
Ken Wood, i6s: In.ishs. Il: TAX. B.cis g. 'sAf i''
etxth R.cs-ssvrn furiorss: ssinx: Or. Hslma,h,
Is; Pslie.s. DsI:.msn sS,s ahos: Y Little