The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
ALL THE FAVORITES BEATEN.
SIX 60 DOWN IN SUCCESSION ON TIE
HILL1OP RACE COURSE

SIX 60 DOWN IN SUCCESSION ON THh
HILL1OP RACE COURSE
Autecrss Finishes Unpl.eeA !. the Ha,ss.
eap-C1inas DisErscefsily Besten In che
Mile Rue-1lis Rider Escapes Punishneat
-sJeckeys Ray a.a Seribbs Reinststea.
Favorfoes went down all along the line al
Gutenberg yesterday. and In the third race II
looked as though the hackers Of FIRST choice
horses were sold out either by careless or
criminal riding. Climax was strong odds on
favorite. young Dryer having the mount.
Estelle. q y to / chance. led the field from flag
fall to finish. and won easily by two lengths
from Cynosure. also Mt to In the betting.
Dwyer rode as though third place was good
enough for Climax. and the gelding secured
the place a length and a half behind Cynosure.
Judge Burke called Dwyer up to explain why
he did not do better. and the case was referred
to the Executive Committee.
Void was considered q sure thing In tho first
race and he was made an odds on favorite. A
quiet tip circulated that Mike Watson was the
sure thing. and the rush sent Mike down from
odds Of Q t t. / at. the opening to 3 to I at
to |. hnishihg third in tRs bis GELD. '"Ae' AZ
ns IN h tSs s5Sapf Inc ths T1Sd
moved down tho front rank in the home.
fnps iliy beating Magic a head for second
place.
the bandicap and vas backed accordingly.
But b, proved another TIER disappointmept and
s was an ssns ont tie
lenged by three, lengths. Mohican beating
Prince Howard length io Tx tSIp ss
% S@ Ss tree M beaenn 6aro
'h Tm nu. on GIoster and spsrlinr cost the
talent thonsandS OF dollars In the last race. A
Gs m ." M is sV opennS the 70 dSs
by neck from, Sparkling: Rock. u SO to
rroncrinE Of the, case Of Jockey Ray. who
was recently susnsndsd f2r suspicious riding
jockey Scri6bs, also under suspension for
riding in FORM S Ss Eyen anG %
DIVERS riding. and the case was dismissed.
Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse s4oo for beaten horses: four and half fur.
3 4 iIonie'. b. g. Mike Watson. &. by Jack Hardy
bsi' Ral n eh yo T. III homp.on,
G:i s"s ss % b Dss q and Static
v 80 .s SSn: jana Ms' xa;as IL
THE SECOND RACE.
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GER .!ssa s,s0s;' G!y 81
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a'y. Merry Duke and T ySSa ! '5s s!:0 ran
N.Y. Hsse au Hsa's oea'.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: selling: one mile. -
I. NJ. Ryans b. e. Estelle. 4. by Himyar-Booty. sSh
W. DAYS b. h. cynosur., g. ios iambieyj........
TWelchs CHI. g Climax. aged q DwyeIl.
Btlsood Lonely A. e Gim H. s..s Puzzle s'0 ran
e. as.,ns E E
THE FOURTH RACE.
Khattsn ' stabs's b. (. Toano. s. BY Lonsfeliow-.
%ssss;. Fasss lSs :Ss:;
Autocrat. Melanie. and Urbana also ran.
10 ss Faes
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $780, handicap for two-year-olds: thrssquar.
Nontaemsry Stables C. Peruvian. BY dlsnsss-Psru
" sirse9s sh c. Knip.aci 90 IL fynnl:
" Gaiiasher Is Blk c. Dago. I0s lLambfeyI
p.,,,n,-rour..n 4, 1p s..in ns Peruvian KNAPP
sack. 2 10 i Dago. Mutuas paid $780, 1856. sas6.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling; seven furlonEa -. v.,.
Mann. e,c Duf ieo 5Ssn 0y LUX. ..
Epaisn Stable; On sp.rl1'66g ,Ss a. fsnn,'
..
Prince Albert also ran; Tim. ,:.a
Bet.ins-As.in.. Duke Jsha; ste !; sg.rlns sto1:
Rock. 80 to 1. Mutunls paid $2o.e5. $lo2o >oW