The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-12
GLOAMIyG PERFORMS nADLi.
sir Modred'. DAUGHTER Badly Beaten by
Li-eir.

Sir MOhrcds unuGhter bndIy Beaten bS
| Li~eiE.
| Fnyorites and second choices won flvo OF the
| six races ut Clifton yesterday. the exception
| being tho last race. when the 10 to shot Fox.
| ford proved too speedy for his company. The
| fourth race was the attraction OF the card.
| bringing out Clifton's best performers. Gloam-
| ing was an almost prohibitive favorite. LiselR
| made tho pace from the start and won with
| something to spare. Rico secured the place
| from Cleaning. the favorite running disap-
pointing race.
Bees McDuff had the call in the opening race
Eclipse being second choice. Lou Rhett made
the running to the last sixteenth. whore she
was passed by Bess McDuf. Lou Rhett got
the place from Chartreuse. Kanawha gelding.
first choice in the betting. won the second
race. Sprinta colt beat The General for second
money. Tartarian and Wheeler were about
equally fancied in the third race. Alot OF money
found it's way on Tartarian as they went to the
post. making Donovan's speedy geldipg "a
at tSs start ana aas Ssaded wnnns
third ,Ps fayST' f. Re fsnns s
from Fan King. who made the running to the
Fosso1s tSe
talents attention in the sixth race. 1t was
s dao f a s' n
gnllop from Joe Carter. Summary:
FIRST RACE
rssfsS 's" ;; s T:b
Bonnie Bsss =" iBroGnk n., a. III Jo.
49, ~ Ss: q :S"::
Bryan A0"'''''' ana ri iin..Ai i'iSa .A'I
Esl!r:s s,S1 Merry Ssk:, ] fs:st5sa:.. e
Io s an & r. % hSn.es g +
bryant.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500. for maiden twoyear.oids: selling: fve
efrs' rs :.o q ps and Quartz also
ran.
Post Bettins -Three to against Knnawhs ssldins.4
Sqni.s 10 to The General 4 to Bessie d.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 for threeyear oids selling: hve turonRA
N. 7. Donoyans CHI y. Tar;arinn. by strntford-1ara
T. Weich's Oh C. wheeler 81 itirithnj ......
Tsi eoa. % 9aSs .n% Clement
also
Pos. Be..lns-six 10 tons axSihss rer.arian. to
SsSas 7s S15rSsuss N.Y. s. 80
FOURTH RACE
Purse STOO; seven furIongA
VII. spierss b. T. LiselE. 8. by L,oon-NorenA "a
Khat;s" Stable: 6r < Rico g. OF iGrtnii
f nssan and Major Joe sso 1Sn
at the post.
Time PIN
Post Betttng-five to on Gloa ming. I TO 2 against
Lise!g to Rico L. to Logan. 80 to Major Joe 80
to Westchester.
FIFTH RACE
Purse 1900: selling; six and half furlonGa
g. Reeds b C. % Pepper g. by Powhatan-Quick'
II NcCnrren Jr.'s eli z Fan King aged 30 tH Jones)
R. Mechanics br. C. Foxglove. VI VerpIanckD
Airpant, simrock. Padre Circular. Goriana Tommy
Dixon, and Queen Enid also ran
Time, 1:23
Post Betting-seven to against Airplant. to Old
PEPPER To Queen Enid To / Fan King. 10 to i
Padre. 10 to Circular 20 to smrock. 20 TO Tommy
Dixon, so to ! Gloriana. so to Foxgloye.
SIXTH RACE
Parse $500: selling, mite
c. r. Sanders's b. h Foxford- g. by stratford-Fox
glove lOp Ill JOnes).
T ". Cnulters b. Joe Carter. s. lO7 g. HID
Warm Spring stables ch h. Larghetto' IO7 Urtfn.
signature. Byron, tlOrin-r. iaZehurst. Pestience,
ami Brow n Idle also ran Barefoot lott at post.
Time. l:iI.
Post Betting-Two to against Barefoot: to Lar
ghetto. To aZeihurs u 10 Joe Carter 10 to Fox
lord y TO Flormrr. 20 to Signature 20 10 Byron.
20 TO ! pestilencc, co to ! Brown Idle.