The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-24
BANQUET, WINS IN THE MUD.
M DwYRR COULD NOT SCRATCH mrs
HORSE. so lie IA KED HIM

ueok makers lose n Tot OF Money-St
James Beaten by Even Weight, n Long
Shot-Ratber n Poor Day for Faverites.
& No matter how stormy the weather may be.
the usual throng OF racegoers make their
regular trips to Guttenburg. In fact, they
would probably swim II compelled to in order
10 get there. Tho track was In wrctched con-
dltion yesterday. The wind shook the grand
stand. rain penetrated to nearly every cor
lner, while the storm was 30 binding outside
TINT nobody could see what horse was in the
lead until near the finish.
The biggest surprise. although not tho big.
Cost upset, occurred In the nth race Esqui-
mau was hot favcrite Banquets price
opened at 2 to 1 against and wont up to 4 to 1.
n few bold bookmakors laying to l. The
talent took this rs meaning that MIR. Dwyer
Thought Banquet had no chance to win. os-
pecinlly as Cox had tho mount. Tho fact was
that Mr.. nwyer had ordered the horse
( scratched in the morning. When he got to the
s sefaeb n f Eat tho
fused Of the ss late hour arrs At come ane
Tor his money, Lepnnto cut cut ,v out Tie The
S Cox had been laying third with Banquet from
TIM sta e asd s. shnssh halt Esau
rati beat Now or Ncyer n head for the place.
The Wss Rady sho Won t.
james. the favorite. getting no better than
'h TSePre le Wes wild plunge on sandstone in tho
second race. and he was made fayo rite over
ALDERMAN Mac. who opened first choice fI Al Al
ss sanasto as ra sN
third race while Little Fred in the fourth
S s ssp ySes to S nh fs sam
maries: -
Purse s4oo which $40 to second; for horses that
have three or more times at this meeting ana not
' Ri:aa ts io. Even Weight by Bend orEqui
ks!y:sA s. Marty H. 6: i2s tSsiiin!
ioser Isa g." Silent Turk and Tammshy Hail also
ran, ,o,,.
$; Il II z Ii. 2
THE SECOND RACE.
eds ana not won purse of
cs1 sn'ss Stable. @ @ Mac by Long
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THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 Of which $50 to second: selling: seven
". b. Mecormick's b. b. Pelham. 6. by Lelaps-Rs-
We sfb alyss sl.n;nsHnd; aged los {.nSiyy:":s
6oSss crsss MeTeeyer May d. Brown Charlie, and
Lord Of the Hsf'n ''s slm nan SAN
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THE FOURTH RACE
PURSE $500 Of which $50 to second: selling; I'VE fur
VII Roller. ,: c; Little Fred. s. by Tympanum-,
j. l. coiiin:. ). e Romance g. Jig lDoT:eyi
Nay D. Perices Wyndnain. Lottie. and Pennyroyal
also ran.
Betting-Four to Little Fred 10 to against Ro-
nance. 20 to Austral Mutuas paid $2,eos $22o.
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THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000. Of which 500 to second: selling; one
&. y, Dwyer's b g. Banque. l. by Rayon d'or-Ela +.
a. Hsnnons b. b. Hsquimau aged. los tsimms)....:...2
Eclipse Stables br b. Now or Never .. La fenny)
Perid. vrgis. and Lspanto nlso ran.
40 INow OF Never. Mutuals paid $3.50. h.76. $780,
Z THE SIXTH RACE
Yurse S4Oo Of which $50 to second; selling; seven
j. &. 2cDon AIDS oh. g. Tlorimor. 8. by Rayon dor.
W. Saiss Oh. g. Gircuiar .. 81 tKnnt1sj ..:...:.
y. 1uires blk h. BlacNthorn. aged. III (RAy)..
Csntanr. Kitty. and Cortes also ran.
lar u biscfthorn. Nutu:ls paid gao. $3.50.