The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-01
SOMETHING NEWON THE HILL
ALE THE FAvoRITEs DOWNED ON A
DRY AND FAST TRACK.
Republic Beaten by the las n. Colt In the
Mace TOR JuveniIos-Maid of Altonwood
Cut Dcwn-Innovatton Disqualified.

race TOR Juveuiles-Maid or AItonvvood
Cut Down-Innovstton Disqualified.
Akeener lot OF Judges OF form than the fol-
lowers Of tho races at Gutenberg cannot BIO
found ut any other track in America. But
they were knocked out yesterday. from the
first race to tho last. Some OF the upsets. how
ever. were owing to mishaps. Tho track was
In good condition and fast.
Maid OF Altonwood. a strong favorite In the
first race. was out down on the upper tury. and
Sweetbread. at odds OF 8 to /. won BY head.
Pardon beating Prettiwit threo lengths for
second place. g..
The second race was won from the start By
Blanche. q IL to 1 shot. beating O. F. B. in a
drive By length and half. Stratagem. odds
on favorite. losing second place by head.
Eugene Leigh's colt Republic. the best two
year.old seen In q race this year. was plunged
on by tho talent in the third race. to make
good their losses. But three furlonRs is too
short distance for Republic, and the Ida D.
colt. that .is quick to- get away. led Republic
fh std as se
after the finish; and a furlong away before he
o0 EARLY II Dawn ths top selection for the fourth
son 81 Hindeo. leading ali Tie way and vim;
eaS &ass liz fS Ssat shs ASofts or sSd
PLACE. A..
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nth race whom they saw their top sel Ien
the Upper turn urn but their hearts Collapsed
Shsn hs SeyS IN ss os
ing Harrisburg three Lengths for the place,.
IN
Climax heading The boards at II to s. Jockey
ks sent her for ne race with whip and spur:
hsT nssk Snd fouea 6ne nty
Patrick chance for second place. innovati9h
fs1 s sSnd
4 thousand Voices shouted "Foui!" 1nnova-
ton was disqualified. and the race was given to
st. Patrick. Uncertainty getting second place
and Climax third. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
fSf.s 500 for 81 M
II e. f.isss sSr5:
King Arthur also ran Tim. 1;1sx
a1n 70 ssss: p.S .ss $40
THE SECOND RACE.
srssisy.b M stsnohs T. BY tfio.p.r-Js..Ie D.,
sIS.!dssls ssssls: s5 issi;idS"
S? ssSa H. a1sa'.;e' mi also RAJ '''''
e !; e On ssissssen. susu:l' paid 'stso. sis7s
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse s4oO for twoyearolds; three-eiRhths Of mile.
hissy :h R sy ssH.qH lis Ell NJ a.
Hsrieouin Miss Elm and Hari a colt Also ran.
R...,ng.ren TO .ef,n:s iSs colt, to ! on Re-
5S ss7s against f"' colt ~O'uA pau '''''
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling; for beaten horses: six furlonRs
F. u. hyan':b Hannibal. 4. by Hindoo-Mercedes.
Hollsr's Sr. T. Lucky clover 4 % dump
Early Dawn. King Idler. Lamar. Index and Ruby
Also ran.
Time 1:l8A
T t. ss s asHo. 81 e
$3.50.
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $500; selling; four and one half furonss.
r Eiiiotts oh. T. Codstrean1. aged, by Rayon dor
E. ieish's b. E. Bob Arthur l. 100 tGimanj
ioy a'p ~ &c Gi.t RoSsns. o.t.W" aon,e and
"''N'' >' Time, ossk
BettinR-Eleven to b against Oodetrenm. to l Bob
Arthur. to Harrisburg Mutuas paid $3.50. 1926.
THE SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: six and one-half furIongs
v Hollars oh e. 81. Patrick, Z. BY st. Blaise-Pa.
' Saiisis s9i srs,S, los
Dus ,s john Brown Charlie Houston. Ely and limo.
vation also ran.
Time, 1:21k.
Betting-Ten TO against st. Patrick. to Uncer-
!ainty. even money Climax. Mutuals paid S224O. |