The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-27
UPS AND DOWNS OFRACING.
MULLI0AN. At 80 TO 4, TAKES HIS
TURN ON THE HILLTOP.
Queer Riding OF the Favorite In the First
Rnce--A IL 10 4 shot Wins the Purse
Capt. Jack GrahaE's Usual InterfwAe.

Queer Riding OF the Favorite In the First
Racc-.A IL 10 4 shot Wins the Purse
Capt. Jack GrnhaH's Usual 1nteriuae.
1t was not cheerful day for hackers Of
form at Guttenbnre yesterday. Before the
first race tho owners OF Bill Barnes, a horse
that would have been first choice in the bet
ting. requested permission to put up an un-
known rider named Wilder. Judge Burke re-
fused TO grant the request. and the horse was
scratched. J. b. was then played heavily to
win. Jeary. rider OF J. b.. rode the horse In a
good position until no entered the home
stretch. where he sat as quiet as wooden
boy. permitting Forest King. n II to l shot, to
win in canter by two lengths from Bias. j. b
finishing poor third. Judge Burke sus.
pended tho boy. pending an examination by
the Executive Committee.
Capt Jack Graham performed the usual In
terude between the second and third races by
arresting Book makers g. Walbnum. +. Lowe.
John J. Carno BISMARCK Wilson Il Co.. and
representatives OF the Manhattan. Star. vir.
ginia. kentucky. and Westchester clubs The
WOOD. who admitted thom to ball In 5000 each.
Tho third race was won by the third choice.
MSs s6 bssd sss Ell X TS
the tbS II bo sna9Ee
ming by four lengths Brooklyn beating
a" " EMnif 2S hS IL the q our
W sns s MJ t bnss ssSs a md
place two lengths In front of Two Lips. Marty
j.. tn, favorite. finished II the ruck. AErael:
lengths in front Of Alma 4. the fayorite. The
rice. Agernon. fourth choice. winning by half
head from Longstride. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE
rFs: s:G" ,sss; II h f"s s1 " fsG1ss
hine ~ g. enny,;
.$,.s. ;ss.... IL:
y.. IT, g. ESst;i ksf
THE SECOND RACE
ESSf.%r stssss pr by Tom
Asa%Te stables er. 9: xr!hai DAVIS 8 ioI q kieD
shotover Kismet. BREWER. Aunt Jane and Filter
also ran
b. ays ssss SsEssI. s.a $780,
siJO. 1906.
THE THIRD RACE.
Parse $780, for three year olds; six and half fur
i! radley's br. C. Bitten. BY Biaxes-Germania. l22
j. shirIi.s T. C. brooklyn i23 o. Taylor ......::...
" sven and Mamie finbSara soft also ran '
lyn A.. ~ Pan Handle. Mutuals paid $500. $40
st2j.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500 fos beaten horses: selling; fonr and
talt iurlongs,
T bwycr's brg Michigan. aged. by falsetto-Lerna.
~ NruOne, ......,.......
L. Kranlsys b Molic Davis g. IS III jones).......
] sse.s e awU Ip Msr iy' n,S
ALSO ian.
Time. :ol3t.
Ect.;Ng-Turnty to against Muliigan, 2 to Moie
hg,lS - to Two Lips MLtuuls paid scs 60 So. 20.
- 30.
THE FIFTH RACE,
Purse 500 selling: tivc furongs.
L. ie.fs III l. Azracl 8 by Observation-Disclosures. 90
a. Leigh. ................
II Shrnts b. e. Needmore !. lo5 penny
: Sers rh. I. Alma T., g. - ~. LYNCH.
Iauncelot silver Mint. slaracus. and Lamar also
ran.
Time. | O11i.
Fctng-A gains. AZrHcl. 10 J: Needmore, Is to l.
Alma r.. sto3 Mutua's paid $40, s4.s5, $3.50
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse SI,o: selling; seven furIongs.
).ugcnt eiphs "a. T.. NGernOu, !. by Joe Daniels
faGtI.i i,!,tti Penny. ..,..,.............. I
Ne, u.resb 9 ionI,tr,d.. g 100 q; Lewis,....
it ct" lr ~ sandstone :. lOb tMaTtin)
h"n~u'. Count Luna; aud Granite also ran.
Time. :4LL..
Re''lhg--lohr to l against A gernon. to 3 Long
t'T.". L" Sandstone Mutuas paid So 80, 81 IS |
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