The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29
LAST DAY ON THE HILLTOP.
PLAYERS OF FAvORITES ENRICH TRA
nook MAKERS AGAIN.

Rheumatic Norse-The shorts Light on
Tom DOnohue, and Tom Wins.
The usual throng OF abou. 5000 regulars at.
tended the last days races Of the summer moot
ing ut Gut;enburg yesterday. The track was
deep with soft mud and the hook max ing frater.
nifty had n soft snap In the majority OF tho races.
Numerous scratches reduced the fields. and.
what is an unusual proceeding at race tracks.
ono owner was ordered TO scratch his horse
against his will. The horse was The Forum.
entered in the milo and a quarter race for a
purse OF 5000. Tho horse was worry badly
bca en- recently. and when Judge Burke asked
Mr.. Harris. tho owner. why his horse ran 50
badly Harris replied that the horse had rheu-
matism. and could not run any better. So. In
order to protect the public against rheumatic
horse. Judge Burke had the horse drawn The
Forum is q Longlelow. and possibly the re-
cent warm weather had drawn the rheumatism
out OF tho horse. 80 that he would have shown
what n LonGfellow can do when he really tries.
at a mile and a quarter. Was a hog killing
postponed? The horse has run four races this
year at long distances apart
Tho handicap Mt a mile. for purse OF $1,000.
the event OF the dry. was won BY Tom
Donohue. q TO l shot In the field OF four.
Longford. the odds on favorite. finishing like .
stfr, In third place. But many Ind the tip on
Tom Donohue. and they played the light.
weighted son OF Luke Black burn heavily In
town pool rooms and at the track. The favor
lite and Tom Donohue headed tho field when
the flag fell Tom took the lead In q few
strides and hold 1t to the finish. winning By
three open lengths from Kenwood.
Little Fred, from the Hoboken Stable. was
considered a cnch in the first dash. and he
was sent to the post an odds on favorite. He
set the pace from the first furlonG to the be-
ginning Of the last. whore Miss Belle tackled
Little Frod. headed him. and. crossing his path.
beat him in by three lengths. 1t looked like .
Bismnrck opened az 5 10 6 against. but this
lengthened to to In 7, TIE see.nd race Wig.
Xdaisisa colt second Choice At TO- Bec b.
was first away. but the Adaeisa colt. taklngpp
second pses
by an open length.
ThFse ran in he selling at &. sna
leading Puzzle three lengths al the hali mile
Pieased '4 ~ tRpse isnsths BaIston beating
q Kimoer I Second cheies s% in the nth race.
TTon under strong pull By Two lengths from
seecna place fSe two snshs
Lithbert: first choioe IN tho last race: Vas The
or q III d via Ta'
he .relished the mud Taking tho lead IN the
item fs e. n SG
ond place by a head.
THE FIRST RACE.
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noa al1nst s.aS.. Eli. Fred o ii:mSi:;;
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iss % 10 . .s. E. H sn:s: p.s a ,Ss :
THE SECOND RACE.
P. Kysn's Gu. c By KsfOrm-XasiRi;. iS7x tBsn:.
Hosoken stable. .hsm.Ief 81 JMcS.ui.yi 1890.
" sss sAs ,s o %sSam ot Li.a H. 4.ni;e.
mnrue, and Markha = also ram;
'Hs S.ssn A ID as s Ella .as :H :s
THE THIRD RACE.
cI rurss 81. 600; handicap; one mile
% a 5 nSsss Lux:
Hpsoi:n s.:'s e nosxiosG ~ VS. .mo.
Bonnie King also ran an. ,,.0,>
,s:; 5 DssS III.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Khsi;an s. abie's b. m. Dixie. $ BY aeiisnry-B.b~
Il F Psi;en :s.q Il
to n FS2s. Tuas 81 pi Sif s ..: :s '
THE FIFTH RACE.
S,mS.rl s' Sy f.. R Rrcset-ss.
z Hr@stonss eh T. Theodc:iu: aged 81 IT, Lamb
Anomaly and Little Jim also ran
Time. 2:ITH.
fs .a,y 81: +. $3.50 s &C.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse 500: selling: seven furlonRa
NJ, J DAYS b: 9. LithberL aged BY Luke Blaokburn-
Montgomery Stables br. {. Fernwood, 4 I2l (Thomp
Columbia Stables ch g Gdenway,s iii &c. HlD....
Time. 1904.
Romance. Neptunus Qnbhler Claudne AustraL
Wanderment Extra and Tourist also ran
bettinH-Against Lithbert s. Form God, 10 to Ii
Glideaway. l2tol Mutuals paid s:.4t So IS. S2.o1