The evening world., 1891-12-08
Close andExciting Finish
in a Second Race
at Guttenburg.
TWO-YEAR- -OlD take BACK DIES
Reported Offer Of $25o,ooo for
The Great Trottsr SunoI.

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ING racing ~ Norln bergen yesterday ~as
very Sooa hos"ithssanohs 'he gong was
very heAvy ana tnr Wea'ner not;oL tne kiho
event 'urhishea one OF the prettlest hhisnes
seen III many aay' ana u was morse race
iroui start 10 hhish. spenoohhe' McheeVer'
pouoie oross' Lahah ana tne faux ras COLI
inisheu a'lios' IN iihe' ana no ohe ous INC
JuaseS on lne SAnct nhe couiu oe'erHine Ino
"'hnoi WIN "n1 uekree VI e@aSShess' AhoJ
piaeeo .nen' as hai'eo ANU 'oe'e "as ~ ol''
seh'ihs VOICE. -. ..s
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vor, .o.,, ,o.s,.,, ~, ,,s. ,.,~.n, =. ,-,,,
oe remenoereo taaI 'he iAst tme thiS mare
s'arteu Jockey marlin was tne }ookey. In tne
opin'on VI 'uoSe nurAe 'ne ooy o'o hot n.y. ior
LINE NJ ran poorly ana hnisneo oaa lourth'
iea.elua, she oroAe hltn' ou' iian'fuiaseAy
rah 'h'o lhe ieao III 'ne nrs' Aufions' s'ayeu
there throughout and won very easily. SO
1t appears there was good deal OF founda-
tion for Judge Burke's action. Martin
, II Will be remembered, was indignant at be-
ing called up, and declared he would ride no
longer d. Nor'n nersen. 40 mas KEEP. ms
word, for be has only ridden In one race since.
Enola ran wonderfully improved race and
the public gets aboard. in all probability she
| win mt he in the hunt cIavmore was third.
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Little Fred won the third race in gallop.
ana ns was heavily hscs.d A. oGds an Ruth
was good second choice. She ran we'll for
nve furlongs, and whom she gets In q race Ut
tho, a,s,anca in ord,n.rv .omn.ry aha vii,
'n"' ".''""'e ~ "NA~4! eou.p~"S '"0 "iAi
about do The trick Her six.furlong races are
lust working her into GOOD shape Ttoga
came along Yesterday =, or Ruth had rpn her
distance and beat her out for the place very
easily.
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ro.r, wo. o,o,,.r IN, ,.,o~,. .,n n. ,s
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ter by fve lengths. Trestle was second. The
owners Of this horse tried to scratch him,
.,,u,n, 40 ,no,r reason that no oonld M, r,r
In the mud. Trestle's races last Winter
proved that mud Is his best hold, and
Yesterday he demonstrated that his
love for heavy going has not YET
deserted him. Lonely, from Gloucester, was
third. Belwood was last. stevenson rode
him, and 1t would be interesting TO know
whether he understood that the public had
bet on the horse or whether he imagined that
he was sort OF whipper-in and was In the
race for amusement's sake. ,E
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lnSe VOL tne M n'th ~ sven & gSr gnS.S sI ,ha,
~ taa,, m onmc.,.Dt,a S,s tSshsI,yw m rnn
third and Defaulter miles away fourth.
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Tho sixth race went to once Again. and IL
brought both jOy and regret TO John s. Camp
bell. who once Ow ned the gelding Campbell.
$1,000, and 1t was MS intention to place the
thousand on once Again. Friends, who meant
well, persuaded him that the distance would
beat Once Again. and 80 Campbell only put on
800 at ODDS ofS TO !. once Again galloped
In an easy winner. sparling was the favorlte.
Ter lie with DO on the nrst dry track he
| strises Nissiye ran well and viii also hear
watchiny'
~, ,.. ,,.,. ,o,,.ro,, 80,
IN ,he tnlIu iaco an U1'S "e'u % usvia ru 80 -,
because @ aiu uUs psi r ~ 20 a,aiiansS
VIC PpSs, = Az otIeA 80 Ses1 80 essNSp.ss
twenty minutes FOR a new book. II was re.
ported that Gyda had been injured Dy an ice
. wagon ON her journey TO the track and was
badly hurt. The ofricialS thought the excuse
was q fiimsy one, and held an Investigation
/, after the races, but nothing cane or IL. II
seems that the officials were informed that
/ Gyda was scrat ched because some smart peO-