The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-07

The Attendance Interchangeable Bookmnk-
ers-BettIn& ON Morris Park Knce..

The Attendance interchangeable Boolsmak-
ers-Betting on Morris Park Races.
Racing at the hilltop track drew a larger
crowd yesterday than at any timo since the
opening day. That the attendance is daily
increasing Is evident from the growing num-
Der OF bookmakers, of which thirty one posted
quotations In the betting ring yesterday
Two OF them gave Morris Park their at
tention. and were tho best patronized Of
the lot. although they all did fair
amount Of business. A very good pro-
gramme furnished an interesting afternoons
sport and tho talent Jared much better than
on the previous day.
The track was fast for the first two races.
but a hoavy shower Of rain during the third
race made the course quite heavy.
In the first race they got away on the third
break. with Runaway, showing in front at the
start. but kuchen allowed Jones on Anna
Belle to go to tho front and make the pace
with Mamie X. second, necka apart. In the
last furlong Runaway came with rush on the
inside and vent to the front. winning by II
length in front Of Anna Belle. " pow "
op3 nS 1 fss ons avsste in the
plunGing on the ,black geldinc. They. got of
Hw AM HH S hS * 6 %
main ming his lead d' 10 tho inish and Winning
the place from Maiden in a driving finish.
Tho THIRD race was run In a binding rain
post, and when the nag fell the bnckstretch
was shut out from view by a deluRe Of rain
IN the nsar
Mccormack moved up IN dangerous proximity
OF Post Guard. who won by a nose. Mccormack
s SSsn.1, by an open half length from Jim
Toano was hot favorite for the fourth race.
and he PLAYED with his field. tnk ing THO lead
{, aa %nf afem sTs eo ~
There was n short delay at the post in the
Nth racs before the leLd got The flag: They
VT Who ee e ff Sfns soinS
ming BY three lengths. Josie Wells made up a
lot OF ground in the last furlonG and got
i Ra Hssc BY nss in 9 the tS lscs
was drawn back by Macauley who. made tho
showed in front. They both died away in the
stretch. where Jones sent K"ntucky Lady to
the order named Holding these positions to
the finish Kentucky Lady won. pulled UP. by
half sPgh Mhssa Setg the place by
FIRST RACE.
Purse S4oc for maiden two.year-oIda: selling four
Camden Stables br C. Runaway. by Harold Lucy
L m, ~ !huShem IN
kahSsy Stables sem" en- Anna ma Rs ifn - ill.,
.Kanawhn Reding FhAon. Plunger. Medusa colt. and
Pos, R,,,,g-r,v. Tine in o ax.as, Runaway
kanawhH seLiing. Il to Anna Belle. 20 Piunger.
SECOND RACE
w. steS sRS sS 9na Sr
syria 100 Grimm =.
*:'s ;:ST f:iS 'S0 O. Aso'"""
MoiIie Davis and Raj briguan .iso ran
Ny -st'sst 2saSrn. ana n IS 3
THIRD RACE.
:ns ss .na hff Fs.
Mf tGn Hnrle, ioi 'ss6.sD;
Sn a. 1,,,i
lock and LEADS Tsii. IsH> ' ~ ''"' ''A''
Port B.,,,nx-rro T ~ as St oUa,o,N,.
ss.;. Fsaf ssy i s.Sq TI. NJ
FOURTH RACE.
Ka.fnn S,s1's INK TOAno. aged by Lonsteow,
& VAR; ca H.r;M = liz K%S"snI,
f'isa fostora' and KTiE;n% ,~'''''''''''''
%s so it, sfs' a" BADEN
100 s hy nv. and nd Ga
W, Lovers b. IN. Josie Well. D. ~ wv iams)
Wang 'hoIover Panhandle. Leon T.. Hannibal. Fancy
colt and AlAriner also ran.
a. ,,, Time, ltllf
Nativity 8 to Panhandle Ito l Wang & 10 Josie |
Wells III Hannibal, y tol Alarmer. 10 to Shot.
over. zou Fancy colt 25to Leon T.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse 500; selling; seven furlongs.
Camden SsSs pr ~ k.n,1eky Lady by Mac
T+yS & E.ixd Ssai len sss%
Lord aolsy. BiI D. Little Neil and Mnsesul.y si,s
ran.
wood. to kentucky Lady. 10 to Little Nell IL III
Bill d. 20 to1 MNcAaiey, 70 to ! Lord Motley. -
The entries for to-day's races are:
First Race -Four and half fnrlonRs: selling Trophv
ios; 1eorgS D.; iom; strauss lOd; Conquest. fo8;
OF: Oakiawn NJ; Miletn hy. rs; Control III. II.
colt, 10. Blossom gslding ~: Lilie Morson iliy ~.
second Ra,e-TIait a mile. Elite nily zpva,. co,
40; Clarius lib: Come Home. John DuIy 10. si,
san Mamie ; io6; Blossom. MArineiiL lo2; Mamie A.
vN FOrnds NJ. N -"
iiaEel l,h s. l,si Beautiful Belle 9e.
Fourth quarters Of a mile selling Duke
signature Shower. Harry Ireland Iot es,hi %nnka
" bsiss,nnn pg each; Seven, lo7; Josie Wells w.
VOYAGE SIR cAtsby. lo2; Max Ss King Leo. OF: Moihe
slI,6 Rs &C.. Of mile; selling Cotton.
Light. io5: Fancy colt. lo4; Aunt Jane. 100
May ThoAsoi wina the Debutante Stakss
At St Louis.
81. LOUIS June e-May Thomson carrying % Mound.
Fdan nm lad with