The evening world., 1893-11-07
Old Raceland Beats Pick
pocket in the WoOdlaVn
Vase Handicap.
EL|zABETH'S GETAWAY DAY..
Stonenell, Marshall, Will Elliott
and Armitage Capture
Other Races.

RACE TRACK. ELIZABETH. Nov. 7.
"A large crowi witnessed the closing S
races at Elizabeth to-day. There were
seven events decided and all save the
FIRST proved TO he very interesting
races.
The weather wa pleasant enough
where the sun shone. nut in the shade
Of the grand stand 1t was decidedly ra W
No cold.
The track was almost dried out, In
the inner rail there were a few pasty<
spots. but the jockeys carefully avoided
these.
The betting was very heavy on all the
races, and the bookies could hardly
handle the money fast enough. ~
Stonencll scared every one but Disc
count and Annie Bishop out spf the
o'ening event. The Dwyer colt was, OF
coarse, . hot favorite, tut little pubii&
money went on him. The plungers, how
ever. put up big Jumps just to win ex-9
pcrEef. $50 :
stonenell won in a canter. The fight
f3r the place was a hot one. Annie
only three horses started in the second
race. Red Banner opened a hot favorite
at 3 to ). but a big plunge on Marshall
ihA I%A tNN'ftN III lt tt'tlitn, Ntl9
capt I. was neglected.
Marshall won the race easily. Red
Banner was beatei' for the place by .
neck.
FIRST RACE. 3
weltcr handicap, sweepstakes for all ages. Of
starters, Betting. St. Hli. Fin.
Annie Bishop. ia nlake).... 5l rs 2 2,is.a
Discount. ITO tBergonI.......ls-l rs III
Annie Bishop and Discount raced head
"a nd had 80 eh- 80 g Il. a.
under a pull, a length and a half away.
In the stretch Stonenell went to the
front, and won easily by a length and a
half from Annie Bishop. who beat Dis
count a head. Time-l.lS IL.
SECOND RACE.
rurs" $500. for all ages: selling allowances: one
milo and a sixteenth.
]startcTs. - Betting. st. I'M. Fin
%Iag,Pin r: s. 4 I];lmeicy!!:. i =
Red Banner. Marshall and Capt. T.
was the order for six furlongs. The
latter then moved NJ, and with Marshall
passed Red Banner on the turn. Mar
t INA then ans Sre% ro away T., and won easily by
Red Banner a neck. Time-i.5l "a.
HIR ACE.
Purse $500, for three year-olds and upward;
selling sA furlongs
VIII Elliott. 100 III. JOnes,. - 81 ? ia .
Restraint. no ,slms,........ - e5 5 sa !.
Nero. % eln5....1, .1i.s 40
slctrchen, 80 u. %l.nrbleyj ..o-l io-i 8 %
Pan Handle, 81 tkeeie)....l00-l 4o-l Q 6 6
VIII Elliott was first away, and out
ting, out the work all the way won
easily by a length from Restraint. who
was close up the entire distance. Me-
where he gave it up. Melanie finished
third. three lengths behind Restraint
Time-l.l6 l-2.
FOURTH RAG
N.
,,s Mss'l Ia s.. Sa each h'T %its h : 90 sS1 sa;. srsP S.: :x si'.
ps s,sT'sss ,.o ,.,., Betting s.. HI, FL.
Risfp9sf &. 81 siiRsSssaI":: /.
F FsrfIase. ia 10 d IOG EsSSls .;j: ..S:i 81 ! *:
p, TssrTifer. as usual; made the pace;
fmird in the Run down the baGks,rsteh.
trailing, moved up and Joined Raceland.
The pair then went out in front and
raced close together to the stretch fol-
land drew away and won as he pleased
by four lengths from .Pickpocket, who.
hard driven. beat Roche th~ree-quarters
or a length. Ttme-l.56 "a.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500, for two-ysar-Olds: selling: ave ana
a half furlongs.
Starters, -. Betting. St. ml Fin
DusirIs, ss c U'..D.""...le.i 81 / II s,x
t FTsisrieas. IS I tRqSff'o.: :. Il s. t.a
Roland Reed. 100 RelnJ..,.l?-i ii 6
GiAasman. 100 IiaGawalu.. SOL ISL
Longbrook and Buslrus We're the pace
makers to the stretch Armitage lay
third until the stretch was reached.
There he came through and won easily
by a length frorp Busiris. who beat
L.onghrook u length and a half. Time.
Ito IL.
SMITH RACE. "
Purse 500. for all ages; selling: six f%uIl09ss
f Niso. IS go''!si 10; s'ns,.:::: = = = !
iiittls Fred. 30 GisyI......:l:.i ii / ii
G6ts~ ics G e ar Jones,..::.. 81 = ss
Bolero. % u, Lambieyj...... G-i Il 8
Little Fred. Spectator and One raced
heads apart to the, stretch. There
they Strengthened out, went to the
front and won easily by two lengths
from Rico. Speculation was third. Time
SEVENTH RACE.
Purse $500: for all ages: selling; six taTlonsA
Starters. Wits. Jocks. straight sisti Pi:o..
Aliis s'.::....,,iS Sims""."":- II
Laughing Water. ...... ~. -. LampIey. .eV-l 2e-i
Volunteer U....,.... 81. Rein...".... ~ -
Poor F. JdnaShaa. ..... 80. i. jones. 81 ii
Sir Richard won.
Addie was second.
Strathmaid was third.
Time-l.N.
RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
Gonzales, a 8 20 l Shot, Captures
the Opening Event.
RACE TRACK. GLOUCESTER, n. J..
Nov. The racing was continued here
. >. l,,. a,,l raSIlfal ne follows.