The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-02
FAST RACING FOR WINTER.
ToRMEvron RUNS A FUHLoN0 IN II SD
SECONDS AND FIVE IN 1.01 IL.

Kimberly. Son OF Tea Broesk, Makes . Mile
In l,A1 s-A-Msgsie Beck, At 100 Co 4.
Appears h the GRAND Upset Act.
Glorious sunshine. bracing air. and tract,
In splendid condition for fast time infused tho
horses ut Gutenberg with spirit OF racing
yesterday that is seldom soen on winter race
course. The quality OF the racers that made up
tie folds was exceptionally good for all.the-
year-round campaigners, and excellent time
was made. Tormentor. favorite In the hahdi-
cap at FIVE furlongs for sprinters, ran the first
furlong In 11x seconds. made the quarter In
23A. and finished an easy winner by two
lengths from Slrocco in the fast time Of 1:01k.
Kimberly. second choice in the handicap
purse ut q mile. after Blitzon. Lepanto. My
Fellow. Saunterer. and Lowlander had made
the running in turn to the seventh furlong
post. moved out and won the race by two
lengths from Saunterer in tho remarkable
tme Of 1:A1x.
The sport opened with q colossal tumble.
Maggie Beck. the rank outsider in field OF
twelve. with odds Of from 90 to to 100 to1 In
the books against her. got away fifth in the
cluster that kept together In the lead from the
quarter post until tho turn for the homestretch
was reached. where she was sent on the out
side BY Barrett. and taking the lead In the
stretch won By two lengths from zampost.
" Ma%ae so ana colt
carried tho bulk OF the money in the handicap
for point aPe stS, n IN the order
weps sent away With holnde colt leading tie
eIa. apd Flearsttsi fret eheise: back n 4 ths
Alma TYwho beat AiiIaulips head for second
Of the dozen that started In the second race
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colt neck for second place Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $780, Of which $50 to second for beaten horses
W, tsysI: b; { Maggie Beck. 8. by Pardee-AlseriA
j. So:s eS!. b = z.mpcc.s & llI jone;j:.:::
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THE SECOND RACE.
Purse =. 500 Of which $50 to second; selling allow
bsSsn ssssls:s Once Again. 6. by onond.sa-.
sf S. S:: Oily: BY
j. B. collinss s. T. Romsnce. q. lie Dorsey
claymore. Kettle. and Duke Of Lsfnster also ran.
. Il "a g, ssy to Romance. Musaai paid $3.50.
THE THIRD RACE.
Handicap, purse $500. Of which $50 to second. for
" q Soi!ins: S B. G 'S BY af PIctwick-Homdel 1os
Jane: sssid:;i: q: Alma \: il! Gsyisij: :::::::
,AbunaanSe colt. Laughing Water. Maxim tiiiy and |
sl'uf'''' also ran limo, 1:osx
Il & sSIs. HG LIND $3.50
THE FOURTH RACE.
Handicap. purse $500. Of which $50 to second:
Philadelphia Stable. b Kimberly. 4 BY Ten Brock
scasyt RGsssssy lo1 a.
Nov ss ~ s5s ana
also ran.
B.,t,nr-s.v.n to 3m s:i h.lT ,ms.,,v to Sam.
terer. 70 Bitssn xutasls PAID ssiS s4.75. ss.75
THE FIFTH RACE.
Handicap; purse $500. Of which $50 to second: I'VE
E%PiIs stables q, q; ISrmen!cr T. by Joe Hooker,
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Tfi"sl' R0au'f0rs 4 1nS Lg 7 :C,H sl'0 ran:
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THE SIXTH RACE
Purse 500 Of which $50 to second; selling allow.
4; Daiy's b 6. diosssi: 4. BY olenels-Fora, III
8 F.hers s. q TOM Hayes s. io7 Doeeett
g. seR. s Fs Ha "a; Ia s:
ran.
r.: H $780, s;ss;