The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-22
HOW CAN YOU BEAT THEM?
THE GERMAN CONFEDERACY WIN THE
RACES At GUTTENBURG.


cas- rerforned 81 ockisgiy or They wssit
Have Made = Clean swesp-Aleerass
was . Ciach On Paper. but He Maa -
Attack OF the slows-Mohican wi.s.
The attendance at the track Of the Hudson
County Jockey Club at GuttenburR yesterday
was OF fair proportions. no amount Of dis
comfort in the way OF facilities for transporta-
ton apparently having any effect on the
regular patrons Of this course.
Three Of the racss won't 10 representatives
OF tho Hoboken Stable Kenwood winning the
second. Lester the third. and Little Fred the
last. The confsderacy furnished the favorite
ct odds on In Rancocas for the selling race at
one mile and furlong. but the way Clayton
rode him was passing strange. Theodosius.
with light weight up made the running. fol-
lowed By Little Jim and perlid. Clayton being
content to let the others get away from him be-
fore he commenced to ride. In tho stretch
Rancocas passed Perlid and Little Jim and
finished second to Theodosus. President
Walbaum OF tho Gutenberg track Is ono OF
the owners OF Rancocas and he told his friends
before the race that Rancocas could not lose.
After tho race he looked very warm and un-
comfortable and had something to say to
both Trainer Roller and Jockey CLAYTON. Ran
cocas has peculiar way OF winning when the
odds are long. but he is beaten In the most I'M
accountable fashion on occasions when he Is
at very short price. 1t Is strange. but never
thsless true. that more than one Of tho books
in which Mr.. Walbaum has an interest took In
lot OF money on Rancoeas. He may not
have been able to beat Theodosius yesterday.
but the race had an ugly look.
Lambley settled the first race In the opening
furlonR BY rushing the outsider Dahlman to
the front. None OF the others could hurry
him. and he won BY two lengths from Louis r..
who beat Jessie D. as far for second money.
A!gernon. the rod-hoe tip. was never danger.
Gus.
Trinity was played BY great majority Of the
talent for good thing In the second race. but
the German confederacy went down into their
pockets at the end and put . lot OF money on
their representation. the four-year-o colt
kenwood. Trinity had world OF speed. and
had the others beaten at the end Of I'VE fur
longs Ksnwood stood the whip Ranely
though. and collared Trinity hundred Yards
from the wire. and finally won BY neck In .
hard drive. Dixie was third.
Lester was favorte for tho handicap for two
year-olds. but The Refractton fllly had . great
many supporters. and SO had Bazsxway aud
Irregular. Whom the flag fell Irregular shot
to the front aud made the running until. we'll
s b% hsa ss Il. d the
TO themselves. the former winning by hall 4
length. 1rreep!sr was third. Blazeaway fell
at the end 81 the first furlong and Taylor got
an ugly iall. fortunately escaping with dusty
versal OF form. Mohican at 10 10 Winning In a
gallon from Salisbury. with Kimberly third.
Michigan. on his last appearance. WAS iavorite
though Bergen had the mount Yesterday he
WAS race horse and won as he pleased.
good h1s . ssssa 5 G
n! max cut out the running in cl2se COMPANY un;
a sa down
Climax beat Anomaly as far Tor second money; :
h2manos firing badly IN the last few strides
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500 Of which $50 to second and S25 to third
for m.iden three year ODDS aud upw.ra six and half
ASissn s.NI.: 81 D.hlm.n BY F.us.u.-h..
sp.s :% (tt. ,;: D.n fiua;y
,!::s g. 9 sS saSs. S.a ses
THE SECOND RACE.
sss % H'ossr
ssu i:: s,ss!.. e. trinity oa
ss-fs selsars him s..t. sae.ais ss,ls
D., and Tom Hayes .l sm ran. s,,..
D,. as;ssi: Ks I'll: & Trinity
THE THIRD RACE.
Handicap purse 500. of which eioo to sseona for
twoyear ODDS: six furlongI
John 6~ysr Oh T. dam Rsfraciion iiS iii Jone:....
Leishs br. C IrreRulaI !07 tweber) .:.:. ..... 8
,Ley..y Ial Spark and Maxim ny
lime l:Iek
BsttinR-AEaiust Lester even money; Retractiou
nliyy n to l; Irregular. y 10 l. Autuas paid AIu
THE FOURTH RACE.
49, kirh I i'm nh md ~
selling allowances. one inie and furonE
4. r Armstrong; oh. e. Throdosius, aged By Joe
Hooker.Abbie W. 81 g Lambey);....:;..:.:.,.... !
j. shieidss oh. h. Little Jim, lOO tTaylor) ........
Perlid aud Insight also ran;
. % ss.. .f p. Ell.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse Ssno OF which SIS second aud SIS to third:
selling Allo wAnces: seven fur!onRn
z Leonard b &. Mohican, 4. by 1roQuos-DsrthA
r. j. DAVIS T. e. salisbury. aged liz tBarocej. . J
}. Hyness b. Kimberly. lI2 tRay).. ............ =
Sir George. Balston. fuLzis. Neptunua and ZsnobiA
also ran.
BsttinR-Aeainst Mohican. - 70 l. Salisbury. TO ;
Kimberly, 10 l. Mutuals paid e2I.Bo, eiOJ. $50
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500 OF which SO second and e23 70 thira
selling Allow Ancss seven furenga
HoboEen Stables b. c. Little Fred. BY Tympanum-
" j. DAYS eh & Climax. ssed lis iBarbesj
Lamasnsy BIos' CHI m Anomaly rs Frausisl.:.... )
RomAnSe, .srn~ pod Jay On III Amazon. NevbnrRh,
Tune :2eN.
BsttinR-AGainst Little Fred, 70 !; Climax, 70