The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-03


| choice. won. with something 70 spare. end
Woodcutter. under the whip. managed to beat
Equity for second money BY short neck.
Equity has not been at her best this year. She
was very sick last spring, and has been ailina
atrtfie since her victory at Gravesend ten daya
ago When In shape she can play with such
three-year-olds as Woodoutter and st. Charles
at anything like equal weights.
bad lot Of maidens went to the post for the
opening dash at six furlongs, Batsman closing
favorite at short odds. Young Weber rushed
Austral away In front ct the drop OF the nag.
and keeping him there by dint Of vigorous whip
ping. showed tho way for half mile. Then
Bryant brought the two-year-old Spendoline
up ON tho outside and won by two lengths
from Pittsburgh Phil's good-looking three
year-old Wllroy. who beat haywood Is far for
Miss Belle was the medium for great plungS
IN the SECOND race at Loo yards. kenyo0d
looked o winner az the head Of the stretch. but
RnnsI I'D sse Rs sSss
brisk for her At Tie nisS. and third place was
tGe ana ooors q 9oskey JAMES
Laughlin. who Is now the owner Of the half
The talent az ain made Billy Iakeland,s colt
two-year.olds. and once more they were dis
Cart sam brown had . good thing IN fi Is
pocket and Rogers sent hin to the post ready
@ ba e. and baP ~ s
Grand Pri1. and beluslon made the running
thEough and won clsveriy By hall Length:
and cns were second and third
Pan nass 'i1ss favorte for the
ceiling race ct three-aueTters Of mile, but
asdrid. and Pan Handle carried oonside9sS Sk
money for those WHO thought the distance .
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sacE and Major C Gov snS Who Rad tSs
oo he ssat s.
sure. The Doctor accordingly put his money
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prominent from the start Until . furione from
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won As it was. he. was beaten By foot Or
two. Knapsack winning BY . nose, while ST
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as the winner with St. Paneras second The
Who VAS entered to Be- soid H Tor St 6e
The talent ,a Xsrs ready 70 sscf Lord As
sxsy tt: Bradford: and s. dserss bsins ths
to beat Miller Waited With Lord Harry until itt
10 q standsdll. and then. coming on. won In .
sso his ssss
time. very cleyerly for second money. Casteway
a. WSs gag isse ~ tne wny, tne olssance ana
Tie following are summaries Of the days
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THE YOUTH RACE.
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sasa winner TO be sold at auction $4,000; q. fur
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