The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-06
A POOR DAY FOR FAvORITES
ONLY TWO LAND MONEY FOR THEIR
HACKERS At GUTTENBURG.


ONLY TWO LAND MONEY! FOR THEIR
HACKERS At GUTTENBURG.
broadway Leads the Msiaeas All the WAY
-6ienlochy Wins the Long Raee-Miss
hess Gets tho Purse for Two-year.eis..
The only unusual feature OF the racing at
Gutenberg yesterday was the fact that the
favorites were In the minority. only two first
choice horses leading their fields homo. Win
ners OF the other races paid from to to 8 to
1 in the books. The track was in good order.
and. with the exception Of the first race, the
horses were sent away in good shape. The
attendance was up to the average and betting
was brisk.
The largest field OF the day, twelve, appeared
In the opening race. n scramble Of Ave fur.
longs for maidens. Tho maidens proved an
unfuly lot. They bothered Starter Carr until
the nag iell to u struggling start Broadway.
the hvorite. getting the best Of It, held the ad-
vantage to the finish. and won in q ealop by
three lengths. The Longing gelding. second
choice. that got away sixth. beat vanuuisher n
head for second place. The Matagorda Ally.
third choice In the second race. made play on
the turn to the homestretch and TAX
ing the lead. beat tho favorite, Maxim
FLY. by two lengths. Crab Cider. second choice.
losing the place by a length. The regulars
and Objection. ut even terms. to win the third
race. Jay F. Dee. at odds Of s to /. came to the
front in the last furlong. and headed Silver
Mint home by length and half. Character.
at 100 to l. beating Cascade head for second
place Sir George H.. strong favorite in the
fourth race. was. first away. but was soon
to n
anrt Ii ey h ;h1 Dir SserFs IL nShS
In fhn halt In .la.h fNr
olds. took tho lead at q furlong and won hand.
lily by two lengths; Forty, cams with a rush
ond place. Joe Courtney. a 4 to l shot. WINS
the good thing in the last race. Taking the
on and won by three lengths. sandstone eth" the
favorite. beating Longstride neck for second
place. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500: for madens: i've furones.
j. h, RI, b. c Broadway :. by volturno-Emtly
1, Shsliss eh; LONGING s.inns 4 SO iera'n,.
Archie Collins Lopop k,t,yy :, and Patrick also
ssns sEs'! psd j. ssS
THE SECOND RACE
Purse s4oO for beaten horses: three. quarters of
Glendale Stsble'sch f. by onondaga-Matasorda. L.
John aunss Nnx,. My o. Tia ti.ansj
IT. nrophy a Co.'S b. s. crab cider. aged, lis IL.
t9Sn. iana The Doctor. Aunt Jane. Men,ha, Iceberg.
and Piedmont also ran.
gi.S is ID: a H:,as p sS 81! g.
$3.50. 81. 80.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: selling: six and half furongs.
Aburndaie stables L. Jay f. Dee. y. by rympanum
-Lepa ia &C. LYNCH. !
+. Lixls CHI c. Silver Mint l. ITO tMar.inj ......
Myrtle Stables b. e. Character 4. III Mooney
Cascade Objection and Graduate also ran.
Rettine.Eishtt to ! against JayF. Dee. sto5 silver
Mint. 100 to Character Mutuas paid $1ap5. S1 O5.
$2.v5.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: one mile and a sixteenth
j. Mnrray's b. c. hleniochy 4. by Glenelg-Cameo
Mehrbach'sb h. Van, aged. 10s III Penny .......3
A. Thorn psuns Dr. c. Sir George H.. 1O3 FlynnJ
Baylor Minnie C.. and Eieve also
Bctting-Eight to / against Gleniochy 80 to 1
h:ainst Van To Sir George H. Mutuas paid $l4 ~.
80. $3.50.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse S4OO; for two.veAr.ods selling: half mile
Baden stables b. I. Niss less. by Blazes-Emma viii
W H. Tirnmonss b. e Forty liz tsny derj ,.:
C. sander;s b. T. Lady LiShttoot lilly " Flynn),..
Time. o:5o,+
BettngFive to on Miss Bess ~ to against Forty.
6to Lady Lighttoot My Nutuais paid $3l5 81 %.
$40.
THE SIXTH RACE
Purse $500: selling; one mile.
r. Coulihan's CHI IA. joe Courtney. g. by Joe Hooker
Eugene Lc;rhs eh e snndstons 4 ii0 ,Gnrtinj
4. McGuIre's y. Longitude. g. H. {MarshaD
Boyle Rhodes, Missivs, and Sp.ndai also RAN
Bettne-four to against Joe Courtney. 10 to 8
slloi. - 30 1855.