The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-18
THE WINNERS ON THE HILL.
FAvORI7Es Nv IHg BACKGROUND IN
FOUR or 1UE RACES.


Raucocns, At 4 to I, Beats Mohicnn, tho
ynvoritc, with Bergen Gp-Dixie. at q
to 1. Knocks the lH,voritc, Salisbury.
Out-Brusseis. - Hot Favorite. Finishes
IN the Ruch-Some G1ose Brushes.
The attendance was lasge Mt GuttenburC
Yesterday. in fact. the best OF the midsummer
meeting thus far Although the skies were fair
aud the weather pleasant 1t was n gloomy
day for hackers Of favortes. while to those
who played the general tips everything APP
psarcd rosy.
The sport opened with plenty OF vim ard
dash. The Elsinore colt did not like tho way
things were going in not being sent of at tho
first clip. and so kicked up and ran in circus
fashion for u furlong. Tho colt finally threw
Batbec. and came on down the homestretch
rs though trying TO win race Borbee was
unln)ured and walked TO tho stables.
After the two-yoar. olds had boon sent away
Lillian NJ. stumbled and fell in rounding tho
turn. and James, her rider. tumbled of. Tho
Bonnie Harold tllly got tangled up In the
mess and fell also, throwing Carter. Both NJ
lies finished without riders The jockeys es-
caped with a few bruises.
Natalie S. was the strongest kind OF a tip for
tho first race. and was 50 heavily backed in the
city pool rooms that the opening rrice ut the
track was only 8 to against, md was then
pounded down to odds on. She got the best of
the start. and won by three lengths from tho
Petulancolt who was four lengths ahead OF
the Excellenza lilly.
Mohicnn was u hot favorte in this second
race. but he was rot placed. Climax was first
away, but was soon overl,auled by Eancocas
who won bv three parts of length from
Climax. WHIT enose losing the place by u
length.
race. Although Salisbury was fayoriie. hc dh!
no. win; h ss aEsa away in try lend; and
things OF tho day. and those who got aboard
were happy. Salisbury finished second. three
leHftss ,asny , EGsssy onror tho rropor
was IN He he'd the son If IoDsieliow sat Of
finish. The best he could do was to get third
place. konwood. the second choice. was first,
who made ~ a lot Of ground.
brussels. iayHrie in the nth race was no. o:
was as pretty one as can bs imaginc' Black.
thorn. Jay Vu Fl. and Iheodosins crossing the
wnnn s 4seaf tho Ma Hs did some
hsS nna h St s .ss Bat sS a hs SHHs
by two lengths fiom Adeina. Who was half a
length before Quibb!er. summaries:
THE FIRST FACE.
Purse SjOo. for maiden twoyear olds,
Hartford Stable b. NAtalles. by kyrs Daily. 1906
sfsSs.i s,sss, aT III psrs; ~
Ceiling .a H. .Ha ', Ii, Sshsis .,os
B..nsrv. to OF tina MAILS IFS 20 to p..u,.u. col.
to EAceenza MY, Mutnas paid SJ4o. S. 40.
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 500; selling six and a half fnronRs
ontar,o ~. Clayton -. .;.:..;;.;............. !
Berry: 's Wines ss' s..S is SAa asp,
Belle ? ZenoIia. Ntptunus. 1lra. Hannibal Mohi.
n,..,- Time, i:cl,e.
1910 Whitenose. Mutuals paid siu.so. $40 s645.
THE THIRD RACE.
k%.; s..Sc' s DINE IKE AeHsnry-Bas.
laughing water aH4 fss..t5isn also ram
20 9sASt su ns q? s s 70
THE FOURTH RACE.
Handtcan purse 81 % o. one mile and a sixteenth.
!!oboken stable b. c Es"wool !! by Fasc;'o- kas,s
J. j. McE"rm,sks + h. Au,?c,a';a J.. ulynn.....:
Rambler. Ming lla<sln Kimberly. aud Eyton also
Be,.,ns-rwo to a as%s K EN-. to Au.oera.
Il" Lcns:ord MasSais paid sc,:, si.25, $50
THE FIFTH RACE.
Mcclure t bt H. iii HiaeHthorn aged by Brandt.
R. DSyers blk c. Jay "a FL l. ioa
s i Armstrong; CHI T. rheodosius, aged. ea q. Lam
y
Romance Brussels Torchgnt, Cascade. Craf. and
Austria! ALSO
Time. l:4i.
Betting Against BiarkthOru. to !: Jay Gu El to
l; Theodosius IL TO Muluas paid 81 g. $50 "a Il,
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse s.an: selling ono milo
". {. DAILY. b. h. Batlston aged, by billet -villets
MI; DaIysch Adelinn {; % q
g. Alexander's ch. QIibtler aged :t Weber,
Macaulev. Carmeliie Maid of Barney The Forum
Bonnie kinK and Doodle also ran
1ime-l Az
PottinR Against BalstOn. . to !: Adelina, Is TO Il
QuiDber. 6;ol. Muiuats paid s.. SAY. Si4,I5