The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-05
GOOD RACING ON THE HILL.
FOUR FAvORI7Es WIN MONEY FOR
THEIR NUMEROUS HACKERS
Ivnnboe. the Western Hor~e, Captures the
First Purse-Xenophon wins at . Mile
BiIi BRrnes Makes y wild Run-A Spy
plected from the Grounds,


First Purse-xenorhon wins at . Mile
BiIl Bnrnes Makes y wild Run-A Spy
Elected from tho Grounds.
The racing at Gutenberg yesterday was
cheerful sport to hackers OF form. The track
was in fair condition. the horses were started
in good shape. and the majority Of the purses
were won by favorites. A little excitement
broke loose in the betting ring when the races
were half over. caused by tho eiectment OF two
alleged spies from tho camp OF the enemy by
SUPERINTENDENT trahan and his aids. The men
showed fight at first. but soon surrendered. ana
were followed by crowd to the Executive Com
mitee's Office. whore one Of tho men was
vouched for by q prominent horse owner. and
the other mans badge was taken from him and
he was sent out OF the grounds. No one APP
peared to know the name Of the man who
was turned out.
The opening dash for beaten horses was won
by 1vanhoe. the favorite. beating Marty u.
handily by two lengths. Jay F. Dee losing the
place by three lengths Xenophon. u to l
shot, took his turn at winning In the second
race by beating the Narbonne colt. an odds on
favorite. by length and half. Granite losing
the place by the same distance. The third
race. was won by the hot iavorlte. AzraeI.
from Bab ArtSnr rse $3.50 sprn
at Aye far9ngs was stHbbSrny teugat or
from emo 70 emu. hancocas. the iayorte. Ge...nf
choice Bas bF Dnks shrd Inc
at mile and fnrlonG was Grfat e GrInnss
at short odds. Sir George ii. and Ia Grippe
s nae sir aeorse La apSo by
sisEEt lengths fbehina La Grippe Ths talent
Ito Is to | on many Of tie boards. Bill broke
sd the e e BY s ten lengths at Tie turn
homcstretch. Coming on as he pleased Bill
won by six lengths Lepgstrride beating Ing Go,
place. Sparkling. the iavorite. finished fourth.
Old Bill. as the boys call him. vas entered at a
offered when ho was put up for sale after win
ming. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
70. selling y nt ny: ssss
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QaSSisr MssSrs seiiins. shosovsr: Anomaly. and
Time. :oeN
Be-. Guns: :s ssiy TO
THE SECOND RACE.
iSs en- no ono mse A
John SS
q Fabian and Bias also ran ~. .
home colt Against Granite. Mutuss paid $685..
$3.50. s2.T5.
THE THIRD RACE.
Parse $500; selling allo wauces: threeQuarters Of
T. Leigh's oh. t. Azrael. 8. by Forester-Albatross
J. tribes br b. Prodgal aged, i22 d. Tribe.
W H. Timmons's b. T. Bob Arthur ZIG 90 snyderl....
kyrle b. Molte Davis and sam Morse also ran.
get,ing-rive to 4 on xzraei i to 1 prodgal. 8 to
hob Arthur. Mutuas paid $3.50 $3.50. $4s5.
THE FOURTH RACE.
$500 selling allo auces: furlonRs
j. oiearys Oh h. Rancocas. 8. by lroquos-ontaro.
F. Mctiire's b. T. F.euret.t s. % ,Morrisj
Knhns b. b. Basil Duke. 8. Ill Flynn).
Gold Digger E!so ran
Bettin2-Eycn money Rancocas TO- Flenrette. ~
TO Basil Duke. Mutuals paid S4.S5 S2.7o. $2.65.
THE FIFTH RACE.
A. Thomrson's br. 6. Sir George H.. 4. by Att;la-
Deuschka. 40 (Flynn)
Castle sons CHI. e. La Grippe. o. 100 IT, Caste)
Hanover stables h. Eleve aged 1o1 u. Davis)
e0nundFum and re'e T,%e s A;S9 ran
Betting-Seyen to 6 against Sir George II to 9 La
Grippe. to Eleve. Mutuals paid 50 3d. go. s245
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse S4oo: selling allowances: seven furiongs,
Somerset StablesO Il. Bill Barnes, a. by Spendthrft
-Consantnope. 1o7 N. HID Observation-Disclosures.
T. A. McGuire's g. Longstrde 8, 11s MarshslD....
sparipn. Onaver Dsuent. stranger. Hawkstone. nad
Martha Washington also ran; ,.,<
Detting-Ten to against Bilf Barnes. 5to Long
stride to Cor!nne. Mutusis paid $3.50. $2o25
$3.50