The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-13

Recess was the favorite for the opening event.
a scramble for two.year- Odds at halt . mile,
but not a few played Fagot whose races have
been most consistent. Recess lattered her
hackers by leading until opposite the betting
ring. Then Lambey brought Faeot up with a
rush and won good raoo BY q neck from Pic
calilli, who beat Marmont as fer for second
money. The winner was entered to bs sold for
81 900 and upon being bid up TO S1.450 BY A.
W. WcinEardt became his property at that 1g-
urA
Adventrrer. Do Do. and Trelllswood were all
fancled for the second event at six furlongs.
The Guttenburg contingent put their money
on Little Fred with confidence. and TO make
mount e me Younger Lembley; The elder q
mic. Little Fred drew ayay then, and lasted at
s Who Ssa9 NJ h nsss c1 s
money. Mr. Sass might have won but for
Clayto,'s crowiinR him on the rail near tho
MI David Gideon had good thing 10 Con-
tribuion for the nve. iurlong dash. the b, other
The rae. VAS only u saIIoD for Him. none he
Seosbs2 h 10 m tho s
krSossr foas!h ssse &rsp Ss' roas rrs ae
him sl 5' .4rs %s
ored contingent are evidently getting the
ss S aSpfs for h SsK s vss
Hundred yards. but. the DIVER colt was not
running until the last lew strides. where Ber-
gen brought Soho up and won BY short neck.
Strideaway was gaining on his opponents. and
would probably have won had the race been at
ssS'n ishS hon Forms sns k s s1S . hs
ie evident that Slack cannot do her justice.
Hyacinth carried more money than any
two-yeer-ods At Fix furlones but Wah Jim.
ridden by Hamilton. went away at such . tor
rha E sp 70 get get near him H.%son landing tho
big Himyar colt the easiest ind OF q winner.
b lot Of tss
for' second money. HSacinth stopped to
The unfortupates who were out Of pocket on
the day endeavored 10 get even by tempting
M ' Esats aes Bs saryns Il:
bulk Of the money. BassanIo ran in the. front
rank AL the wsy: and Won BY s SI length
backed With age and ridden, By chandler. was
Who Who rode benefit: was Called into shs judges;
stand to explain how his horse lost ten
Eas sands s ovs5 pe Sa Glnse bsa
plausible excuse ready and " as let on with
sc aeess psS n Saas A.
tendance. The Morris Fl IL was running. in
snGd bH ssns tns esay
Mi Msrm 9S as far for second money. The Biess
Sweepstakes for twoyear.oIds which have run and
OF ss % 70 Sn .seon Ct .n@
sIooI 70 ihrd: wsishs pounds below tho scale;
Ransoe.. sts6ss b. q FaEot. by Emperor-Felicisy.
CIV Sn:Sis: ,ss.iili; y u; i
Fss so .ad
nssG 3s.; s .sS:. Ss to
nss@one to os each srsis colt, Faux "a: col. and
ssirf G aBH. s. e ssss s '00
THE SECOND RACE.
Little Fred and Do Do got away in front. and
had the race to themselves until well into the
oos se Pc b. PS ssss ol
the leader. Jimmy Lam bley rode Little Fred
with whip and spur. and got home first by
far for the place.
81 SIC .. Ss .adss .. @sss .9s:
second and sioo 10 third; selling suowanses; six
Esnsaes. Stable. p 9 Lss,'. Fred. by 7ympanum-,
\ T. sisei s..s ~
ana Easusaa n .sS Gretchen cA'n 10 Do S'
Time I:Is,E
1::i!:s & fis: f.
Muluais PAID sS7. ssaao s4i.4o. N'
THE THIRD RACE.
When tho flag fell Contribution went right
away from his 0pponents. snd gallopina IN
hs Wss h"nai
beat Kinastock a neck for second money.
.: a Sr 81: Viii. sDs g;
which $500 to second and $40, th,!d weights seven
s's%:a :ss:n y ionsi. Four and sp":rd allowed
iiason rsp b. T. conribuson. by paln.e.rdoeh-
H.'"I'HDh or orr Key West lbs ~ Little
oraEeu'e. ana Fo1foE r,. = SO r. m.
betting six to aganst contribution ato oragsuss
Ny HS,sS'i: rss."
ME- n y. e 10 roaI0rd 40 c0er Au'O.s
THE FOURTH RACE.
start. and with Soho and Kitty r. In close at.
tendance. cut out the work at great clip. A
sua ses e y
., By q short neck stddeaway was close
aud soS % to taird s.ss " Ss'ss
"; q. Sands. b. Ii. Solo, T. BY s.onehsnxe-Eeool.
s.psOs;: Stable. ri Lima, 9: IYoyLapSi.yi.v:::
Psialto, Houston stryko. Etty r., and Pom Pom also
Time ;22il
Bettine-Eight to against Houston, 10 to Bsho.
tn Sirid, Away. 4 to ktTyke, ~ Ia Lima 30 TO
rsralto n Kitty T.. ~ 70 Pom Pom, MutuAls paid
slb. soI5 Si27j.
THE FIFTH RArr.
None OF the others were In IL with Wah Jim. |
who took the track In tho opening stridea and |
kalloped away IRON his opponents rs though |
hey were tied. Hamilton sat still all through |
the stretch. the Chinaman winning hands |
down by three lengths from Shenan do8h. who |
beat Canvass two leng his tor second money. |
fros handicap sweepstakes for twn.yrarolds, non
winters Of sanI ~ tiD eaeh. with sLon added. Of |
D. rulslfers en-. 9, wah jim, by Himyar-whspsr- |
iienn's b. Shenandoah, iji tIi:rr.n,
lsbharha eli. g. Canvass 100 Nv. Donohu
Abundance cot AoourAkcr, Apsonis, Arnold, and |
iy aclnh ALSO ran.
Time l:Ia.
Betuug-EiEht to q against Hyacinth. 4 to ] each
abundance colt and wah Jim, TO J. each Arnold and