The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-02
A BAD DAY FOR HACKERS.
RACEJAND AND s1ONENELL THE oNLY
SUCCESSFUL EIVoRITEs.


ry A'orzo. and Wheeler. All at RE-
ruusrative Price. Finished In Front.
The finest OF late autumn nal weather. coupled
with a programme that promised some excel
lent snort. brought 5000 persons to the New
Jersey Jockey clubs course MT Elizabeth yes
terday. The talent began the day badly when
Fatality and Discount were beaten by Cura-
Goa. and the defeat OF such prime iavorites as
Little Fred. Tom skidmore. and Tartarian did
not mend matters. Racelapd and stonenell
alone remained faithful to the talent.
The money went into the ring on Fatality
and Discount In big Jumps for the opening
race. while long prices could be had against
any OF tn q others Fatality. Discount Bonnie
Meade geldlng and Little Pirate ran In close
company to the head OF the homstrstch. where
Curacao. Joe Ripley. and Ornus closed In a
very pretty finish Curacao won by q head
while Discount beat Fatality as far for second
money. Joe Ripley was close up. Littleneld
cut across the colt DAILY at tho end OF the back
stretch, and Lamly had to pull up sharp or be
thrown over tho fence.
Raceland. on the form he displayed q few
days ago, seemed to be the best OF the lot In
the second race The bookmakers thought so.
too as thoy held the old selding at a short
figure. Sleipnor. the second choice being
quoted at 8 to l. The elder Lamly had the
mount on Charade. and whom tho flag fell he
cut sharply across the other horses In the
run to the turn. Charade and Count made
tho running IN close company until
tho turn for home. when Raceland moved
up followed by Pickpocket and Slepner.
Simms was In q bad pocket. but by
good horsemanship he succeeded In getting
out Of danger. and taking tho outside had
clear sailing to the end. Bergen was not SO
fortunate with Pickpocket. however. as he was
unable to get clear sailing until Raceland had
the race won. He did have quite astruggle
with sleipner for second place, the pair re-
curing judicial decision to separate them.
The judges placed Pickpocket second and
sleipner third. Charade has speed a-penty.
but he cannot stay the route.
for t the six Hr e dssh for which he was op
posed by Correction. Wampezo. and Loantake;
Suartet cut foose and tho sand dew in earnese
Snder wrap Wsy While corFection. ridden out
beat Wampezo for second money. Loantaka
Was we'll hoGged. but he could secure no part
Lit III Fred was fayorite for the fourth race
s sR but dn rshed Tie sss colt
Richard raj Snd thH Ss
good o as 50 Could be- had was 'I master 81
the situation and wen With the mos. Sonsa ltp
Tom Skidmore looked like a real good thing
TO him. for the Nth event. Round ne the. Iowor
turn skidmore and Seven eollided. and the "a
gained ssDIdly' in the run up the basEstretsh.
and looked dangerous at the beginning OF the
on t Ga the lis
and tried to gain the rail. Harry Alonzo had.
IN the %9S 9Ssn 5ua .nd /. hs sns %
TOM sEidmore beat the t~o-year-oId Big Mid
The talent iell heavily on Tartarian in the
last race, This smart geldlng broke in nith
very fast up the baekstretch and around the
turn. IN company with Play or Pay wheeler.
lion ana sS s. we're tho most " prominent Of
the otherA The leaders tired in the run homo.
the
Billy +. and Speculation ln ding,d9ng nm
a Mh sa n1 By RS9s ssa R 81 xee
was fourth. a short neck back. with tho favor
Ito at his heels. Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
value OF 5000: purse $500 Of which SIS to second
osS o nGi 80
l0pounds beaten mAdsus owed is pounds: nve and
W.. NJ Barrlcts CHI. C. Curacao by Topgallan.-wau-
Nec.aerty dwshards oh. l. Fatality. lie Mocaf.
o Joe E1isS Little R,Tsis: bonnie Meade soidins
botung-AgAlhst Discount. q TO OF FAklty. TO 1;
10 fsslPf s sG TO Gs 70
ornus, 80 toll; DAILY. lo0tol.
SECOND RACE.
nSs 6 81 s.sh f
T. &, pwyers b. g. RAeeiAnd, aged. by Billet-cAOmeL
Brown ROssfis Sr H. fetposEst ii4 Berscnj
ohslsas ssie9s coaas also ran
q F assa IL against SsSas
WHINE. 2. All ds{ Rsand: ;asaSs
yard siiSw.a l9 pounds, q. furloPgs s,.,
E. T. Morris. b. m. Correction: s. los
Hssty Stable wlmpelo. o. iol (GriGnl
I'An'AkA also ran Time, 1:1s.
Betting-rour to on stSnensll; against Correction.
YOUTH RACE.
all .gss purse 500 Of which sI5 to SECOND:
khsfisn Stable. gr s, Sir Richard. g. by stratford
E:sI;S E.;.: iSj (si%n.s;I
Eermst Aiip.n:: Cuckoo Pan Handle o. t. and
sas Z: Srp.at Il to !; Sir Rishsfd Il to !: Fo.t.
R q to faSti g. hhS asgsa g to Fan
FIFTH RACE
70. Al age; Which have not won race q tho rsu.
the winner to bs SOLD at auction; ono mile.
MsT.sn &c aors,o hat 81 by
j. Shisdss O. Tom SkidnOrs, 8, w lGriffint
oneck Stables CHI. g. Big MID, =. 81 Gear $50 th.
1sl6rlssan. seven and Foxford also ran.
Time. 1;@3A.
Detting-Ten to q on Tom skidmoro: against Harry
Afonzo. y; Balbrggan.+ to l. foxf0rd, iotol: Big
Md. 70 to J; Seven. 81 to !.
SIXTH RACE
For all ages: purse $500 of which sf5 to second;
weights 20 bounds above the scale tho winner TO DO
sold Al auction; nye and a half furiongs
Wech's CHI, c. Wheeler g. by sir Modred-CAris-
Chesapeaks stables c. BILLY =. D. "a (H Jones)..
J. Reifs"s br c, Play or Pay. io8 Clare
eculatiUn, Tart Arian. Capt, Wagner, keglen Chs
wick, Peruvian and Nonsense also ran.
Time. 'OAla
Betting-Against TaTtaran, 7 TO 8: Speculation, IL
to 8; wheeler TO !; Billy 10 10 ]: Capt Wagner
10 TO !; ChIswck. 10 to L. Neglen. 10 to Il Play
Pay, 10 TO /; Peruvian, 80 10 Il Nonsense. 100 toll
BATTLES for Elizabeth To-day.
Ths following Is the programme for Eliza
petn to-day:
frs, Racs-Purse $500 OF which SIS to second; for