The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-03
PEACE REIGNS ON THE HILL.
eIx QUIET RACES IN WHICH HONORs
WEIeE PRE1IY EIENLY DIVIDED.

1he brssa Flily Leaves the Mnidens-Hob
Arthur Downs tho Talent - Gind,nto r.
Strikes Home Fieurette Hags tho $500
~ rurse-The Last Racs n Conundrum.
Racing continued without Interference at
Guttenburg yesterday. the folds Of horses
were abovs the average as to numbers. and
the betting was brisk throughout. favorites
dividing tho purses with horses that paid Lib
orni odds. Mr.. Carr handled thea Gag in tho
absence OF Mr.. Caldwell The famous starter
10 not in robust health. and will start on q
vacation trip through the South tomorrow.
Tho talent finally settled on Briza lilly to
win the first race. Tho lilly proved tho best
Of the ordinary lot of maidens by reaching the
front after a struggling start. and. making
play In the homcstretch. won by n length
Johannes beating Hebo two lengths for sec-
ond place. Bob Arthur knocked tho conceit
out OF tho knowing ones who placed their
money on Maxim iily and Crab Cider in tho
lsecond race. by coming with n rush In tho last
half furong and winning by q length. Maxim
nlly. under the lash. beat Shotover half q
length for second place. Crab Cider was not
In It Silver Mint odds on favorito in the third
race. was beaten from the start by tho second
choice. Gladiator who led all tho way and won
In gallon, by two lengths. Derango beating
Boyle Rhodes an open length for tho place.
,seryus, said to be, the good thing in tho
backed. won In canter by three lengths. ben
Snd place. baylor # u to !. knoek od tho
o esso hS% ps1 By sps asnu H" SS
at the track and in town as the suro thing in
the last rae, race. went to the pos, a 10 shot
left the Held behind in a driving iapnnG ' I'm I'm
Tn; Con UNI n Getting the verdict, although
had won the race by u head. Summary:
d THE FIRST FACE.
Purse s4oo. for three.year.ods. selling; four and
6a,s stable Stable. By
Mar. "a aR &tsso coli My Little Tuesday zAva
VAnhek b TO HeDe. Mutuais paid $Ul5 So $40.
J.. THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $Ioo. for beaten horses: six and half fur
n Timmons's &. Bob Arthur. =. by saxon-Pearl.
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THE THIRD RACE.
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silver Mint AyOpiA1 H,,y and ndrsw ran
e Ssss. Ssa $40 s5ss
THE FOURTH RACE.
fwYe, $780, penalties and allo ances; FIVE furlonRs
4 Me0nire's bay My Feurette. 8. by fremont
Pauline 6praGue, 100 Morris) .........,.l
HSssssSr ss:es. cs sv Bspa MI l15 Robinson
oN. Cook. o. p. q. and Lady Pulsifer also ran.
Time ] o.
1sttine-Twelvs to against Fleurette 20 to Benja
0Ain. TO Sorvua Mufuals paid 81 So S4O5, SI365
THE FIFTH RACE.
a Purse S<ooJ selling, mile and a sixteenth.
gsdley's b. &. Baylor 4. by King Bolt-Sun Maid.
a fhSmpsons Dr. O. Sir George III. l. Ito H. Dayisj.
Asr6acnsb b: Van, aged. loo III. Penny)........
Doe Courtney. RuAhlight. and Brussels also
Time, 58N
/. 8etting-Twcfve to ! against Baylor, 81 to Sir |
George 70 Van. Nutuss paid S27.56 $3.50. $3.50.
THE SIXTH RACE.
!. rurss 5000, selling, seven furlongs. |
y. bto9tl CHI 9. Conundrum I, by EnQuirer-Tas-
asdHr.: b,E ione.strids j, is6' tNar;haljj.".:
Hnnns b. Fabian. 8. 1&2 u. Penny. |
Time. 1881
. Bettns-seven to ! against Conundrum. ~ to- |
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