The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-23
MUD-IIORSE DAY ON THE HILL
EOUR FITORITES STRING OUT THEIR
FIELDS Nv LINDEN STYLE.
Little Fred. Salisbury. Torrientor. and Per-
lid Splash Home ms Though They Liked
Mud-Fcnclon Pays H11O.2O for %.

Little Fred. Salisbury. Torr,entor. and Per.
lid Splash Home ns Though They Liked
Mud-Fcncion Pays $1,000 for 81.
veteran turtle predicts that Gutenberg
viii have the first rcnl stormy season this fall
aud winter that has struck tho hilltop track
since its opening. He bases his belief on Tho
surpositoii that Lcrys sky-picrcing notes
from his telescope cornct has the same Of
feet on the atmosphere that dynamite has.
However this may be. a drenchinE. chilling
rain fol- steadily nll yesterday afternoon. max
ing tho dullest day known ut tho course since
tho famous March blizzard. The track was
converted into n channel Of sloppy mud.
tho fields of horses wcro small. and tho
finishes wcro struggling. Tho only pleasant
feature was that four races wcrc won by favor
ties. tho only outsider to get homo In tho van
being the ngcd Fcncion. Is to shot IN tho
hooks. and paving $1,000 straight on 81
mutual tickets.
Little Fred hot first choice. won tho OPEN
ing raco in cantor Ivy four lengths from In
sight. Express struggling in third. Vocaltc,
with odds Of to against. won easily by four
lengths from pnnway.. Gonzales snlnshinG
IN third. six lengths a away, Fcn."n
sak %satin# a&rs fhs hot isySsiss
first sh"g in the ,GH Won s9 od up 9 b% ss
Lengths. Double I,r".s, arank, outsider. beating
Peril three lencths for the place; Tormentor.
first pick IN tho nth rice. rOmned In winner by
iens,h IN front Il KITTY V"n., Tcriid. hacked
last race. ci,mo homo handily u !cnGth in front
Of l'nnni" King. SECOND choice. Haywood. four
lengths oil. third. Summaries:
THE fIlgsT RACE.
rursc $500 OF which SO to second selling: six fur
W. Roller, { Little Fred q, by Tsmpanum-,
j
4 nraiays i. T. lrsish,. !. os 81 johe.,......."
dsyas Nnss,a BECK. LnsSy Clover ciaudino and ri.
,t: G.Ii s rF Sas. p. sF; .so ,n :gs
TIE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500 Of which 80 second; for yearolds:
y" &sro rs iH'"f'v oca. by voc.o-vr.s..
sun s,.Sie.Sh ranway los iR.k.i :;.:.:::."
Belle OF ETHAN rly. Hedge Rose Countess. and Wig
cIss 70 Sa;ss. p:S + III, rsss; to %
THE THIRD FACE.
Parse $500 Of which $50 to second selling six and
j. w. sny,kc. hr h. Fcnolon. aged. by Reform,
*JSnS: co;.G i 1 ESsk 20 ,,nSyeD....
A.rs ISv Ia" Sna ytln, Also ran
ss .,s s;; ED g. Il.
THE FOURTH RACE
Purse $500: OF which SIS to second: settling: six for
longs.
Nh naly; b s. Salisbury aged. by s'oneh'nse,
- M:ssysss {: Double Cross s. a jono;:":
Gcnmound. Keystone, and Long Leaf also ran.
Time. 1:21h.
Bettng-Even money Salisbury 50 to Double Cross.
to against Peril Mutuals paid $685.. 1880 $3.50.
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse 5000 handicap. 500 to second: hve and half
furlonRs
Empire Stables oh, c. Tormcntor. 4. BY Joe Hooker
Callie Smart 1O7 Clayton.
J. II. Collins b. & Strocco 3. 1O4 (Bake).........
j. n. Ross b. Kitty Van. T. 102 lWebsr)
Umpire Kelly and Daisy Woodruff also ran.
Time. lf24
Bstting-Seven to against 1ormentor, so TO Double
Cross to Kitty Van. Mutuah paid S436 81 30 N.15.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500 Of which s75 to second: ono mile
J. II. McCormcks b. g. Perlid by Leonatus-Periwin-
Khaftan stables g. Bonnie King. ~ tBunn)....
sun stables b. haywood. 8. lO1 tBarker).......
Richard x. Fox. rorchight: and CGtez also ran.
Time, 90.
Betting-Fivs to 2 on Perlid to against Bonnie
King II haywood Mutuas pad - 80 S2.25. 81 as.