The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-17
RACING At CLIFTON.
Dick rson Wins n Good Race Over Dis
Iauce of Ground.

Dickerson Wins n Good Race Over Dis
tauce of Ground.
The Clifton track drew another goodly crowd
yesterday. and the racing was fully up to that
OF the past few days. Three favorites re-
warded their hackers by winning. and the
victors in the remaining races were we'll sup
ported.
Osric opened favorite in the first race. but a
strong undercurrent set in in favor OF Vo-
calze. Nocalize made all the running and
won by two lengths from Osric who beat Jim
Dunn four lengths for the place Clerico. who
rode Osric. did not ride in his usual form and
allowed the colt to swerve badly near the fin
ish although 1t is doubtful whether Osric
could have won in any event. A few who had
bet on Osric camored to the judges, but the
officials wisely took no notice Of 1t.
Runaway had the call In the second race. a
five-furlong scramble for twoyear.olds. Ha:
eel was a well;supported second choice. and
got second money by half a length from Saliva.
The third race was the most exciting that
Of OF the meetHs ESperience was held at the
short price Of to >. with Dickerson heavily
back ed. and going from at the onening to 2
to as they went to the post King Leo was
pacemaker for the first mile. when Dick erson
and Experience. closed on him. AS they passed
with King Leo. Experience. and Lucky Clover
in close company. They finished heads apart
In the Oruer named.
fourth race, Getting the lead at the start he
romped in front to the finish. wi inning by two
lengths from st. Patrick. who beat khaftan
five lengths for the place.
Adair was an even money choice in the fifth
speedy son OF st. Blaise. He was first away.
and the outcome was never in doubt. the
Third Cousin lilly was the talents fancy for
fha La ra "a "a nd W m, Df
at 3 to D. She outclassed her company. and
getting away in front was An easy ems, winner by
neck for the place. summaries follow:
FITsT RACE.
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SECOND RACE
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e.. and Runaway also ran,
ttei War LSra 70 fIorinds to saliva; ao1oi
to Bozemau
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: selling one mile and three sur!ongs
Mchsfose"viis, tia 10 Grooks - oy p"He ..
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also ran.
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pieGtT.on W. i f clOy; e FIJI 10 to
FOURTH RACE.
Purse S4oo; selling: six aud half turlongs
Auburn stable. ehS Double Gross !. by fau"us-,
V. Ho!iars oh. St Patrlck 8. Io7 W Morrsi......,
Khait.n S,aH!s,s pr (. khnf'an aged. 100 DSyor,.
d., p,,,,.. rn Time, 1854 .
Khattan s,o ST. Patrick. 10 to.i Gonxaie,. 20 to
FIFTH RACE.
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kiowaH. Rear Guard I and I, Ss5 also ran,
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SIXTH RACE.
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& Issd S;i &, Mamie XIII sil% Ryy;6
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to RI; aas. REM Ss %p THGa s.
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Spring.
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each, q w Cook 100: 'MArRuerite. 100