The sun., 1891-01-30
RACERS HIDDEN IN THE FOG.
1HOUSiNDS OF BACRERS CAN ONLY
SEE STRAGGLIN0 FINISHES.

SEE SI1iAGGLING FINISHES.
Leo Upsets tho Taient-But Horses weil
Up In the betting Win - Majority or tho
Races - Neptunus Bid Up 81 ,OOS.
Racing continued at Guttenburg Yesterday
under pall-a heavy pail Of fog. So dense
was 1t that tho horses could 10 seen only when
running past tho grand stand. and even then
II was difficult TO distinguish tho colors OF tho
rders buRle blast announced the starting
OF tho horses, and they might as we'll have
boon running on tho track at Clifton for all
that could be seen Of their movements until
they emerged out oi the gloom in the last fur
long. Betting on tho results was free and un-
limited. and the only excitement occurred
when tho holders Of winning tickets shouted
wildly ~ the horses appeared In front NJ tho
finish. And there were enough lucky speoula-
tors present in the throng Of 5000 to greet tho
leaders with lusty shouts
There was much SPECULATION over the tidal
wave that had engulfod Clifton, and many In
Quirers were anxious to know whether the
breaker WAS strong enough TO sweep them
from tho heights OF Hudson county. They do
sired 10 enjoy their favorte snort somewhere
every woek day. and hoped that they could do
30 at the Hudson County Jockey Clubs track.
President Walbaum informed thom TINT there
would be no extra racing days tho present
week. but that arrangements might bo made
10 fll IN tho days hereafter until the legal sea-
son opened in tho State OF New York. At any
fato NO definite arrangement would bo made
until Mr. George II. EnReman, President OF the
Clifton track. had been consulted In the mattor.
Nine started In the first race. dash OF seven
furlonRs. Tho result proved the greatest up
set Of tho day, Dick Roche's gelding Loo. IL
to I shot winning In II gallop by a dozen
lengths from Duke John. the favorito, Roae-
ville. second choice coming In poor third.
Only one straight mutual ticket was sold on
tho winner tho holder OF which received $9s.80
on his Investment ofs2.
The Hold q Az that started In the dash for
.os. s.s sT n III .hl GEORGE second choice Sand
heavily backed IN the ordcr named 70 70 win tho
sad So r.
nsr At tEe % nish bS 4s % ion4ths. Eca1to % Beating
B9n9nzs q length for the place:
.pd a do.ss hss.o cas ssens shs ;rs Te1 sssssd
mile. tho only ra;e In which the start could be
ssd sSfn aoS aoser and e.e press IN
inG. each oher, three lengths behind the
st the nsh TSss 6eans
Al Farrow a head for second place
,u2oss ss Pes as hS and Wsss Ts
"s bS four fsnsths from SaDun. 1 sh
Eleven, the largest field Of the. day. started
n tho elSsStng sS dash & az at seyen f furl9nSs Hum
were well In front Of the Held in a neck. and.
Hh ssn hs rs the Inside
YsSs aols d!sl as
=: s;s$ 'si Sss s:: ri
THE FIRST RACE
for nso ~ ''y:n .lcn m
s.:ai .sSsss: S;.; SsAs 81 70
AMI ass ss fshs i.s yss I
Musuals paid sssso sias6 sx4o
TIE SECOND RACE.
Purse S4oo for three year olds; three quarters of
j. Batehe!or's b c. woodcutter, by Foresssr-Glsn-
s: .ss. ss.;s Is;
i asaeio ana saoln.isr also ran.
Mutual. paid sses s.s5. s%f hso:
THE THIRD RACE.
:;s %; 81 s:s
ts:sYsss.:s i s..9 ss99
Castle Sons Oh 9. BopsnrA aSsd i01 (Cuilenj ...
Not Guilty and LSssndor also ran.
hutuAls paid sals, sS9S' sas6.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse so to carry 40 pounds Irrespective OF age or
u; j. bsy's h. 6. 0los,sr. g. by aenels-F1ora, los
ssi'S: u il S.:.5S, rs X: H
Major Tom and jed also ran =,
Mutu.ls paid sasa ss4a a.
THE FIFTH RACE.
. Pune 500, selling allowances: fve furlonQs
Samasnsy Broshers br n. sorvtA, s, by Hndoo-
fains Queen 90 ( Anderson) ................
Soften SaRSiin aged, iie !Be,gep(:
Bessie Lemon Blossom. shotover. Marie Lovel,
Mutual. paid se.so. sIeS sIPs ssssS. ~
THE SIXTH RACE.
Pure $500; selling allowances; six and q half fur.
AynesS sb; G. EeEsunuA aged. BY aienels--Naunis
q Tsrr.tS b. @ Humdrum lis tHor;r.ii..
otmeI wsndsImsat Ssas 70 josS iso s0sS''Y
bowie ooldstrsam. Marty A. and Billy Brown ALEC ran.
Autuals paid S77o SAiS; fisd $3.50