The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-14
HITTING THE BOOKMAKERS.
TIE FRA TERHrTY lose ON FAvORTTES
AND SECOND CHOICE HORSES

TIE MATERNITY lose ON FAVORTTES
AND SECOND CHOICE HORSES.
Three Arrested snd Admitted to Rnii-Rau.
cocas Wins the Hnndicnp-Toano Leads
the spr1nters-tsood Racing In Fast Time.
In sporting parlance bookmakers got it In
the neck ut Gutenberg yesterday. Four "a
vorites won and two second-choico horses cap
tured tho othcr purses. More hookmakers
have gone broke at this track" said man in
terested in the business. than at any other
racecourse In the country. l know at least a
hundred that have had to close up their ao-
counts George Walbaum has lost about $12.-
600 within q short time. and others have been
hit hard"
Capt Graham and his aids appeared in the
usual Saturday matinee performance after the
third race. and arrested representatives OF the
Newport, Harlem. and Star Turf Clubs so
quietly that even the clerks in the boxes knew
nothing Of what-was going on. The book
makers were released on bail as usual and
business continued as before.
In the race OF the day. the mile handicap.
Rancocas. second choice. led from tho start,
and won bv an open lengthsfrom Bitten. the
favorite. who beat virgie four lengths for Sec
ond place.
Toano. n hot favorite In the sprinters' race for
$500 purse. Ralloped away from the field in
the homestretch. and won by two lengths from
Innovation. an 80 TO chance. who was ridden
in q masterly way by T. Leigh. brother to Flu.
Innovation and sending her over tho rails
ns opening nss% a%iH Seans M s by the
length. Flambeau losing second place by a
rGs ssf sy ths ss n % e nr
Again. by two lengths. !vanhoe beating Marie
Lowell head for the place. Brussels: SECOND
ito. beating Brookiyn length. and a half Tor
sixth raee I bs hend from Fassett bob Ah"s
| finishing poor third. Summary:
TIE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for beaten horses; three.quar,srs Of .
Laniasney, Bro.hers Oh; m; Anomaly aged by King :,
Ksy: e. T. N.rsy b. ,Ys O. Fns!i:hj @
1o byns4 TURK count
ci.s es. ss's. : sss .s Marty
TIE SECOND RACE.
| Purse $500: selling; i've turlongs.
SsS:s:S lysa5:si s .xsS ss d
r'f'A'' luke '0nn f rna .G Iosh s''0 ran
anas. lcvs x Hn :s 10
THE THIRD RACE.
Handicap; purse $500; one mile s ,,,,u,uo,,.,,
| y.
Ss.s:y: yR''se5 3, i2i q,
| Churchill Clark and ilenlochy also ran
| Time. :S34.
| BettinR-EtRht TO against kancocAs, IL 10 10 on
Bitten, 20 to virgie. Mutuals paid % 3d. $40.
| $3.50.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500: penalties and allowances: I've furlongs.
| Khaftan stablesb g. Toano. g. by Longfenow-sala.
r. Leish's br t. Innovation B. IS d Leigh
C. Sanderss b. c. servus. 8. ~ tGriftin).
| Magic also ran
Betting-Twenty to on Toano go to against limo.
vation co to Magic. MuEals paid 81 S235 1890
THE FIFTH RACE.
| Purse s4Co; selling; one mile and = quarter.
Glen Island stables b. h. Brussels y. by Bct-Emily
Fuller. loS !sn.Iekerl. .:.;..........
j. shieldss b. Krook yn. 8. IS Griitin
Sir George H., Brown Charlie. La Grippe Iceberg. and
| Telephone also ran.
| Time. 212A.
Betting-Five to against Brussels. 81 70 Van. Ia
| ! Brooklyn. Nutuais paid $40 20, $780, Se4O
| THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: seven furlongs
| T. Wechs CHI. g. Climax aged, by Scotiander-
Glen Island Stables oh. Fassett. 10l tSnedeke.
". H. Timmonss Z. Bob Arthur. T. Gs CMason).
vocalite, Sparkling, Lady Pusifer. Minnie e.. Deoon
naire. Mulgan Gold Digger, K,smet. ind Silver Min,
| Time 1904.
Betting-Ten to on Climax. Is to against Faesett
15 to Bob Arthur. Mutuais paid SS45. 1886. 1896