Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-30
AN AWFUL DAY.

Outsiders Paralyze the Backers Down at
the Gutenberg Race Track.
GUTENBERG, Dec. 29.-[SpecidL This
was an awful day for the talent Outsiders
won almost every race and the bookies filled
their satchels with bills The racing was
good. Summaries:
First race, purse S400, for beaten horses,
winner to be sold, six furlongs-Brussels ll2,
snedeker, first; Mayor ia, Flynn, second:
Bob Arthur 1l2 H Penny, third. Annie W
LOG, Adalgisa colt l07, Caraccus liz, Alarmer
ll2, Paradise ia, and Quibbler lis, also ran
Time, lis. Betting: Brussels, 6 to and 2 to
5; Mayor B, to and to B: Bob Arthur, 8 to
and to 5; Anne w, 80 to ! and Is to l.:
Adalgisa, Is to l and to /; Caaccus, 25 to l
ana to /; Alarmer, 20 to l and to l; Para
disc, 40 to land u to /; QuibDler, 40 to and
10 TO l.
Second race, purse, $4OO, for yearlings, pen
anies and allowances, three furlongs-Sim-
plicity colt ITO, Vankeuren, first: Blue and
White 81, Leigh, second; FIeika colt lis, Grif-
fin, third. Anna Belle 107, Miss Annie 81,
tie dlIy 1O7 and Alice L lO7 also ran. Time,
:S6 Betting: Simplicity colt, 10 to l and to
l: BIue and White, Is to ! and to ]; Fleika
colt, to Sand to 3; Anna Belle, to and 2
to ]; Miss Annie. to and to 8; Pagan, 100
to and 30 to l; Elite fily, 100 to and 80 to ];
Tody Smith, s to and to !; Lettfe filly, loo
to and 80 to l; Alice L, 20 to and to j.
III.
one mile-Sir Walter Raleigh lek. T. Flynn,
first; Experience 109, Martin, second; Allan
Bane l09, H. Penny, third. Mollie Davis IS,
Harry Alonzo IL, Airplant lO7, St. James
l12, Laurestan lis and Slabtown ITO also ran
Time, 1:43 Betting: Sir Walter Raleigh,
to and to- 2; Experience, s to and to 8;
Allan Bane, to and 4 TO 5; Mollie DAVIS, s
to and to l: Harry AlonZo, to 2 and 6 TO
5; Airplant, 20 to and to l: st. James, 25 to
and to l; Lauresran, 100 to and 80 to /;
Shutdown, 60 to and 20 to1
Fourth race, purse $400, winner to be sold
four and one-half furlongs-Duke John no
Stewart first; Benjamin Ia, H. Penny, sec.
ond; Bon Voyage 109 Verplanck, third Fleu-
rette 9S, Mucilage ITO, Red Elm los, May d
III and Elmstone lO4, also ran. Time, 49,
Betting: Duke John, s to and 3 to 2; Ben
jamin, to l and to 8; Bon Voyage 80 to /
and s to /: FIeurette, 4 to and out; MuciI-
age, u to and to l: Red Elm, to ! and 2
to !: May D. 80 to and to l; Elmstone, so
to and 20 to L
Fifth race, purse $40O, for 2-year-olds, win
ner to be SOLD, six and one-half furlonrs-
Coeur de Leon no. Fl. Penny, first: Leigh los
Snedeker, second; Carnalite los, j. Barrett
third. Culpepper 81, Eugenie SO, Pessimist
lO6, Kindness filly 80, Postmaid 95, Lille r
gelding los, Forget Me- Not &c. and Irian colt
los, also ran. Time l:23A. Betting: Coeur
de Leon. to and to l; Leigh, 6 to s and /
to 2; Carnalite, to and to 2; CuIpopper,
30 to and 10 to l; Eugenie, to / and to 2:
Pessimist, to / and 8 to /; Kindness filly, 10
TO and to l; Postmaid, 25 to l ana to /;
Me-Not. 10 to and to l; lrian colt, 100 to l
and 80 to J.
Sixth race. purse $4OO, winner to be sold.
seven furlongs-Dew Drop gelding ll6, H
Penny, first; Bess McDuff lis Martin, seconds:
Sir George ll5, Leigh, third. Hazelhurst ia,
Character 1l5 and Johnny O'Connor no. also
ran. Time, l:3l Betting: Dew Drop geld
ing, to and even: Bess McDuff, 2 to and
out; Sir George, Is to l and TO /: Hazel
hurst, 4 to l and even; Character, 40 to and
u TO l. Johnny O'Connor, 100 to and so to /.