The sun., 1891-01-23
TIPSTAFF AT THE TAIL END.
FENELoN HEADS THE sPRTNTERS IN
THE SPIN FOR $1,000.

Al Farroy shows HIS Quality In Ne Mpd
ntn Mic mud y Quarter-Horses WIN On
Their Fora, at Gnttenbprs.
About 1000 racsgoers, with the batting fever
surging through their veins. made their way
through the storm to the track on tho rocks at
GuttenburG yesterday. The bopkmakers ring
was about two-,hirds full, and the snort con-
finued unmolested. The racing was fairly
good. considering the sloppy end very muddy
condition Of the course, three faserites landing
races for their backers two OF the others going
to second choice horses. In the absence Of
Starter Caldwell. who sent word that be was
sick. MI. ]. C. Carr handled the flag.
Tho start In the $1,000 raco Tor sprinters. at
four and q half furlongs. was unfortunate for
Tipstaf. the fpyerite. and Defaulter the out
slider in the betting. Defaultcr was virtually
left at tho post while TipstaG started back In
the ruck. Sunday. CApulin, Fenelon. Scryia.
aud Young Duke were in the front cluster.
Sunday breaking out and setting the pace.
Tenelon tackled the leader on tho turn to the
bomestretch. and tho pair had tho raco to
themselves when Strengthened out for the run
down the stretch. FSnoop outfooted Sunday
st the finish winning by half a length. Falls
bury third. coming ln three lcnG,hs behind
Sunday.
The sports plunged OIL Prince Fortuhatus to
win the race Of a mile and n furlopG sending
the Prince to the post an odds op tayorite. ~
Farrow going begging at 10 against with
only three in the raco. The trio made neck.
sud.lneck fight fos half tho distance. Al Farrey
homcstretch He keni the truck TO himself
down the stretch, winning In q cantor BY six
ns.hs fFS rom S P5nss cs 81 J. was
the snort Burnside; Vt odds Of 70 8 and md ke. t
onsy 4 Ths toa On At lie he
enish. burnside Winning Iy q length and q hall.
not Guilty came third SIX lengths beF'nd hs-
Lamar was selected to wis the avo fuslong
10 on. and 10 took lIo irisk nicely ~
sss;sssS sstoaa q ass
ls sns had L. sfht n ss ossE s. fhsPsSo 81 81 Eta
.:ssdsi saGssRss * tas
ekeptanas was point fiavorss over Repeater
in the field OF seveh that starred N the sixth
hI' heiI the gS aavan,sss esth to The fnis Wnning b1
four ienS;,h6a S;t6 John Jay s.. second. and Re-
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500; for beaten horses; selling allowances;
G. y. sando.ss b b. Burnside $ by Kyrs DAILY.
FIJI Dss5:: K. s:S
Mutual. paid 81 80. saes. s@s si,ss i's
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 500 for three year old mAdens: I'VE furonga
Eugene Leigh's ch Lamar BY OnondAgo-Lis4iS
Finn lu7 (ti Anderson) ........ !
G Merrtt. 3 6, Ipmdrnn. no lotAepsrmotu. ;......
y Sulsu na .:o ran
Mu.u.ls paid s. is saos siis
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse f' sS ~ Sp' as .nd fSrsns sY
Della Walksv. Ioi III. Penny
j. selierss br. h. Prince fortunstua 4 ioo tpor
D. Waldos b h. Ca,ielA s. los IDag1e.p
Mutual. paid sa.s, s1so sa'%' i sSS q
THE FOURTH RACE.
C for all sou, d s. s
CARA l3 IN Lynch. ...............
John Dowds sun lay. aged Iin tIsvsj ..........
YouSs bak. Gspuiin srrs,s, ob;ecsioH. Msssia inS
Mu,uAls paid sic rs "a 60 IS "a
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 for all ages; selling allowances; six and
J. a. Balchsiors b h. Chancellor. aged bv Monday
Lanssney Brothers eh M Anomaly, q lio tiranoi:i
ryTn: sa b. chnrm.n E4,1 ~ N.i,
ton hliy and Gathering II. also ran.
Xutuais pAidSa7o. 81
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse tsol 20 pounds above the scae selling allow
J. Tyne'. eh; T. ,Nsp.unus aged by Glenslr-Sapup
v. Lovelia e john jay g. & 1871 iMarih.iD
'ss.ss tSs s'S
Mutuals paid s4oa so.4a $40, $50.