The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
NO REST FOR BOOKMAKERS.
GEORGE WALBAUM AND OTHERS An
REsTED AGAIN AND QUICKLY BALLED.

Thousands OF Rseesoers At the Hilltop
Track-Mn Belle Adds Anoth er Victory TO
Her score-Jochey Nelson's Terrible Fail.
steadfast followers OF favorites had another
cheerful experience at GuttenburR yesterday.
Four purses were won by frst-choice horses.
while the others fell to sccond-choice selec-
lions. The track was In fair condition tho fields
OF horses wero above tho winter average as to
quality. tho races wore we'll fought out, two
ending In head -and.head finishes. and tho at
tendance was large. The only drawback to
tho sport occurred In the opening scramble ut
five furlongs. when Cora Tanner. who was
heading the swirl into the homestretch. fell
aud threw Nelson. her rider. with great force.
Several horses trampled over the lad. cutting
his head and injuring him internally. 1t was
feared thatthe boy had received serious II not
fatal injuries.
Tho usuafarrests wero made about the time
the disabled Jockey was taken into the club
! house. Capt Graham entered the Executive
Oommittee's oflco and called for President G.
Walbaum. A. @. Lackman. and representatives
e The Camden. Alhemarle; Stages Head. and
i;nekers answered the cali promptly. stepped
into carriages. and were driven to Justice
sseso ts Wn sC Habaso s9s
Wealthy breWers. furnished nj, bonds for the ap.
n the aSy
I Of Ne Belle in tbs, race at mile for the $500
The gran, NIX Won as she BY
her way at the finish. Rancocas. at ~ to. 1.
I beat Text second choice. three lengths for the
two second places, and one third place in tho
seyent9Sen In which she has started.
Ryas and ns msas in
ensht and ,as ha ss Ii rst Rss in NJ hs
osSs I've 's%s!ns ts yas
BY head from smuggler. Prince Howard. tho
faSorite' losing second place by 2 head; M.
race crossed tho line an sosy wnn se by s'n
longth; StrataGem beat Swiftcr a neck for
plaza Ia Grpp st cnss h the
(. won easily by two lengths from Algeruon. tx
cellenza lilly close third. Summary:
THE FIRST RAcH.
ssEsss IL 5s,Shs Fl: + Has. BY Esriram-Idais
"a Lsonsrds b. g. Van nyse j. 100 Colder.
T aSS: y Asstrs s ysldrH 1"2 Norris.
slsS ran '''''' N'"s Nu''A''n anu cora TANNER
s.sss. s.sn assua rsl xsa Ryh:
THE SECOND RACE.
xufas $500 for beaten horses; three-QuArters Of
u lsonard's b. E. Mohican. 6. by 1roquois-BsrthA
%SsuEndsie Stable. s. h. jay Dee O. isa e. Iynchj
HItsut Marie H EoSe III noa.,"n Anomaly ana
OoldStreAm also ran.
Bsttins-six to aga nst Mohicnn 10 to Jay = Dee
SO Maxim hlly. Mutuas paid - ~. $3.50. $3.50
THE THIRD RACE
Pure 500: selling; six and = half turongs.
". Aann's b o. Duke John. 4 by Duke OF Montross-
ksina Victoria, 100 Mnrtin) ....................1
Woodlands Stables br. srnugger g. 90 tGrin)
sisassSss: kssl. Duke, rfoasai bsIanso. and Car
Dsuta eho ran.
IN John ssa s%ngS
THE FOURTH RACE
Purse $500, one mile.
]. Lsgh's b. {. Ma Belle. 4. by Charaxus-Ads Belle.
T. olsarys eh h. Rancocas g. iib al Penny.
Somerset Stables CHI. H. Text. g. IIa fMArshaIj .....3
Narbonns colt and Genochy also ran.
....,. Tine l;$54
T:.a MUTUAL, pa ss ssi5 .sio TO
THE FIFTH RACE
n Parse ssS1 selling nv vs tsSSnss Nv ono,,
eohuyikilI stables Dr. strataeen l. loo tMorrisj.. :
Iama,ney Brothers b. switter. 8 10s urvnR)....
Graduate. Romance, and Mart Gibson also
Time. :O8H
BettinR-Ten to once Again II TO against STRAIT
aSem. to swifsr. Autuals paid S34o. 81 65. N.o6.
THE SIXTH RACE
Pure $500: selling: mile and a sixteenth.
Casue sons Oh. 4. La Grippe. g. by Luke blackburn
Fosters en- c Ssernan :. los iirvinqj.
Glendale stables Exce!enza Ally. g. 20 IT, BarretD ...
onnEer. Eleve. Gladstone Biantyre. and Happy
Oeorxe Also ran.
Betttng.E'Rht to against La Grirpe, ITO l Aeer-
ION TO Excelenza lilly. Autuals paid s. 10. $780,