The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-25
LONG SHOTS ON THE HILL
wT0wAM PAYS MIS- BACKERs 20 TO 4,
AND DITrS 10 TO 4.

Salisbury Reinburses the Ts1ent By WIS.
ming WAY Out In the Light LonGferd
First and Theodosius Second Also Camo
to the Rescue In tho Fourth Mace.
The long shots had great day Of It at Gut
tenbure yesterday. and those who struck them
were happy.
Before tho flrst race rain came down In tor.
rents. and . heavy wind drove 1t through
the grand stand. drenohed everybody. lain
continued at intervals during the afternoon.
]. II. Mccormick was In hard luck. He lost
two races that should have been his by the
poor riding OF Dryer. . stable boy. Had
Flynn been Oh Early Blossom and Porlld. both
would probably have finished first
Trinity was the favorte In the FIRST race. but
as few played him his price gent up . few
points Early Blossom opened at 8 TO l. and
jumped aboard TO be In at the finish. for they
thought It Was good thing. as her owner was
backing her. Early Blossom rot OF next to
last. Dixie took the lead and won by length
from Tom Donohue. who beat Trinity . head
for the place. Early Blossom made UP lot Of
ground and finished fourth.
Vocalite made tho running In the second
race. but could not keep 1t up, and was passed
In the stretch By Wiewam. who won By. q
G.ors tho Aasss eo TSs WAS "s the bin
sst upset no. i. 81 9nyf0r the winner could have
Salisbury. an odds on iavorite In the third
itQmanes was third the same distance away :.
The asy Su. a. was hssvS bsessd
by the talent. both v ent To the post very nearly
until ths siretsh was .Fsse6ed. whsn he PASSED
his Held. and seemed an oasy winner by sew
Hr sess Mk s0 " sn ak
there been one more stride to take. Theodosius
would have won ao1SioEd got 4 * TIE mar.
.1sS FS:a S lssf.s rae. we'll in hand
snei IN lie % ee' lsn 1ass BIZ aR
tsoTa So5 s SsnS fSe ~ nose from Puzzle
Anomaly made all the running in the last
race. but Periid showed good speed 10 the
stretehi and With a., comretent lraesy, UP
close that many thought It was q dead heat,
but their hopes were shattered when Anon.
Ss d saa Ma: aR va. ah she:
Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
Khspisn s,atiesb 'i ~ Dixie. s. BY xoH.nry-pss.
Columbia stable Oh . Tom Donenue s d weber,:
h9 Hssy so..o Irn T .neis s,:
And h0oi'AS' also ran Tim. ,.o..
.::D D.d .i s 1S WE. DooH'A'"
THE SECOND RACE.
Madison s,.S,.s 9. %isw.m. ~ Gre.niandDaoiis:
4
: HS,cGr%ist:s yse.l,.; II u siyspi::."
n; ssii1 a: y: sS.'I
1s.. s1 .s.E. ..u ss U.s , ~ yssss
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: ssll;nT: six And half furlonea
N nsyl E. Eaisepry. aged by stonshsnss-,
T. t EsHn,; e. Gs: .%.ss. \
khsitan, UhseSey. Louis and The Doctor also ran.
Bettins-Fiys TO : on Salisbury 10 Carmsite Q to
Romance. Ausuas paid sAia SEA sa4a
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purso 81 .0CO one mile aud . furiSnH
j. C,linss6 {, louKford =. BY Longfslow-ssm.
Ar%atronx i" eS Th.odosu: aged los iiL:mSs;j
Monroe also ran
p.,uns-Ev.o mon. Ttm. .1.ia,, o.n.oao,,n.
eto Kimberly. GuIuss paid s. is. sas5. sasS
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse f7oo: selling allowances; one mi'a
n. j. Dalye ch. e. Climax, aged. by Scotlaudsr-PAh.
nSSolsn Stable ih G It'll. Fred. .; a. iamSl.,i
Pux1is anu Fsrnwooh also ran
BetttnR-ARAnst CLIMAX. az 10 !: Little Fred, tsl
en- blackthorn, TO !. hatuas paid $a7a S3So e.7u
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse. s700: selling; mile
anasnsy Bros e. m Anomaly q BY King Ernest
H. MeCormicts G. Perl d. s. ID iDwyc............
CAsus Son. Harrison. T. lDt !irencn,.........8
Sep'unu'' Sir Rae AE; Fern and W. B. HI. also ran
Bs.tips.Thres to one .ssiust Anomaly to P.rld.
10 to HARRISON Autuss pad q. Is, <30a 6a8o.