The sun., 1891-11-29
epnMBLING AT THE RACES.
-,s AND JOCKEYS TALKED 10
~ .mD9E BURKE ON IHB HILL.

,. Daiy's Hersss Ran osseriy-
49,. Wi,s the Hssaicsp very HssH-
Nr.sr,ek ssa Dr. Btn Rsn Away.
o., r,ceeoers at Guttenbure yesterday
-b,.d over the way several Of the horses
Idden. In the hrst race Lille K was
VIZ ,,sved. and Martin got away In . good
Nea a,.,n, vith her. but he permitted Lille to
vd .nd sppsrently made no effort to keep
iope iop,,h the aeld. After tho race Judge Burke
upsc r sanders, the owner. and Martin up for
esnsNnI.natlon. esnee Sanders said that the hlly
On ,.stsul and the delay at the post killed her
w.. Martin was highly indignant at
en.u s.,,sd TO account for his riding.
p.Is psW.I I guess the best thing can do Is not
"a. AZ this track at ALL" he remarked to
Judge Burke e',.. ...,-.s.
-. reply. when I sec anything that
u.ss W. an explanation shall call you or any
xher Jockey up
"rs, ~. r,nnine OF Salisbury was greeted with
,,.... The gelding was an odds on favorite
n..t,srv TO the usual custom. he was held
v ~ .nd not rushed to the front He finished
a. His owner. NJ J. DAILY. explained to
;a vnas. Burke that he gave f. Doane. the
s.s., orders to walt Then the running Of
n,o.t.r. also owned By M. J. DAILY. was criti-
sss;a; ss;i,sn won the ak and half furlong handi-
81 SnssT1 Very easily. Ny Fellow getting the place
sSso sSs drss Iran race Pstriek ran away fell and
rolled under the fence into the inner neld. He
BIZ Trp wo Swsg mgiss E sod Asr tSe s rs
Cwr C,ItAh ths booEmskers laid big odds against him.
!SSS !!sS ma many who had bet on him made rush to
Ths opnen pRdSsrt tSs hsa xaf Sssn
IL and not allowed to run away ne would have
eEa.ioss E1ta Tss captured the third Natalie s. beat
Msiayorite, Romance. In the last race.
TIE FIRST RACE
Pm. s4oo of which $50 TO second. for maiden tive.
.ss,sis E.s:Ss sssSs sS ss AUSTRIA E.fOrm-Au.r.
nnd sUiin.s i%l .@S eS. S.bocli,h. 4 iii tiSrsmsS
jSiisfs blk Martha Ws.hin a.2n- 3 lia PMysE|:
d'a' and eha"0'' A"1 T,me. me- .o7.
,d.S y to ssrsS. washington Husaas paid ;7Ss.
THE SECOND RACE.
pur,s $780, Of which $50 to second for tvoysarolds
!rsb Bay. aSs a.Vass ssy King Erne.s-upro.r. % o.
ejeS eSiGs issnd stable. br Meksever SS iDvysr,:
sn. fa elsu. xssGsns snasssl 81 ESsS weight Idi;.s
colt and Or. Bill also ran ,.os,<
kever 10 to yerbena AutuAs paid S16.1h $500.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $780, Of which $50 to second; selling, six fur
TSittsn Bro., b. m. Ruth. aged. By Rsnovn-wnd,
EBAY paIys six c Roquefort l. liz I.mSiyj
\ Dsiy's Salisbury, aged. 70 n Doans>..."...S
h'"'eAa A'' 'An Time, 1:2o
~ TO Ts s.1'n:: ps
THE FOURTH RACE
Handicap; purse 5000. Of which $50 70 second: six
I Bradley bt c. Bitten. =. by Blales-oermania. o.
a,sSinss sSn ch. NY Fellow. 6. ioi jDwyer,
Montgomery Stables b. c. Peruvian. IS (Evans).....8
Dasyran and Kitty Van also ran.
Bettins-Even money Bitten. q TO ny Fellow. TO !
Peruvian. AutuAis paid - 10. $3.50. $500.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse Soo Of which $50 to second the winner TO b.
sold for 81. 100: mile and . sixteenth.
Iee-Rosa KAder. Sd tDwyeIl ;.......".....l
E. Ne3nire's g. Lonsstride. lo9IS {Rsy)...."...s
Apollo s'rssasem. and pilns odssts /, ~ also ran.
:Ios!sT ~ to LOnss'rda Mususis paid $3.50. ss.5h
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500 OF which $50 second: 20 pounds shove
the scale: selling: seven furlongs,
Jones Cos br. Natalie g.. 2. BY Kyrle DAILY.
J Collins ). 9. Romance. &. lis Dorsey
Y. Days br. Mabel r. Pomeroy. 2. 81 (DonovAn)
Florence 8. Benefit and Lord Beaconsneld also ran.
Time. 1914.
S,25.