The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
Bitten AN EASY WINNER.
BRADLEY,s CoLT MAKES a RUyAW WAY
RACE or THE NEW JERSEY HANDICAP.

Yersvine Belle. Unseasoned. was No Match
for the Tough Son OF Binses-G uttenburg
Cheers the w~inner-Judges and Public
Disagree as 10 the Winner or the Two
yrsr-oid Contest-Terriner, Chateau. Hoes.
ytrhover. and Naetuchen Victorious =
B.rassiup the New Jersey Jockey Club.
Robert Bradley's stout colt Bitten won tho
first division Of the New Jersey Jockey Club
Handicap at Elizabeth yesterday afternoon
with ridiculous ease. defeating. among others.
Richard Croser's Yorkville Belle. the favorite
in tho betting.
Yorkville Belle Inns not boon In active train
ing very long. and It was against the advice OF
NJ. 7. Dryer that she went to tho post Tor the
race In question. Bitten. Hamilton. and
Badge had been racing for months Mt Gutten.
burg. and. thoroughly seasoned. they were able
TO negotiate the heavy track and stand still
pressure from end to end. 1t was lorkNille
Bellies second race this year. and. although
che was conceding a great denl OF weigh to
all her opponents. she was installed q strong
FIRST choice in the betting. There were many
followers OF Gutenberg In the $500 persons
that were at the track, and to u man they
plunged on Bitten. leaving Yorkville Belle
for the Board Of Control adheronts. Bradley.
Who refused an offer OF $4,000 from NJ. +.
DIVER on Thursday for his brown son OF
Blsxes. thought the race would be only n ga
lop for Bitten with Kingston and Charade
withdrawn. and he so expressed himself to
HE friends In tho paddock before the horses
went to the post. Count was the outsider In
the betting.
When Mr.. Rowe dropped the flag to n good
start, Bitten shot to the front as though he
liked the mud and soon had nn advantage OF
two lengths over Count and iorkvillo Belle.
Hamilton and Badge bringing up the rear.
YcrIville Belle. full OF running. had no dill
Guilty In keeping within striking distance OF
Bitten until the half-mile pole was reached.
Then the pace began to tell on the Belle. and
Lambley was forced to ride her hard. 1t was
futile. however. as Bitten had speed In re-
servo. and suddenly shot away from his CON-
retitors as though they were anchored. n
mighty shout going up from the Gutten-
bergers. who nshed out their Bitten tickets
and prepared to get In line at tho bookmakers'
stands. Lambley whipped and spurred MIR.
Cookers beautiful mare. but she was unable to
respond. and It Looked Gs though Bitten
would win by a hundred yards. Hamilton and
Badge had in the mean time been pegging
away steadily. and in tho stretch the former
took second place and chased the winner
home. Bergen kept at work on Badge. and his
perseverance, was rewarded BY .nipping Count
on the post for third money: Yo5kyills Belle
Ahls ~ NSnAN ~
probably anxious to. wiz: the woodlawn Vase
.fst .o 81 the ,s race zee but + his mare was in no con-
dillon for such q brlising race; and although
GOOD track and be thoroughly ready She was
little. short Of a miracle II the race does not
knock bel. out fol. q time. Bitten was warmly
ffsISsq BifI T Dsfy rsm 1s!psasa &c t oas s's !S have sns
didpf like the idea Of badge beating Count
nasi te. snd w Ms! { ssi ios t the oess sSsf a! dash #
is1a s;s y, -, s ssa'i X $ss ,s! ;:S.. SId 1 M MT s !s =. + S %!sa
until squared away, for home. whore, the
brother to Civil Service. a regular mud lark.
R Esrs rn ala ite not asf % %oR Sy to e raes any sn an Z h shs
quarter pole had been reached In the stretch.
Ed fsas taia; 'I III Tss SSEn II 10 '" anisss On ! Ms;
etrong and snHtched second money from Bel
DfMm |sn E BY sn hall o E lsnGth wsro ,,nc,sd in III.
:cid. q. hslia mile: and they hnd the race to
into tie lead. closely followed BY Cns.e ~ and
sssreteh and Iooked like an easy winner. Master
Gi smhIe TAKING sIasn things aavv very pDo sss bim H sa66d t5ay
te a%U and S When Ii. mid midget sf Began n! Hiding !. Elem
Il. shie!ds,s Ally sweryed toward the outer
e.. .s Ss.'ss eG 5 Iss i ;sss.s s 1ast s ~
{he Clara so:t third; The winner and Ellen
won Sys meek: Il Isinpossi6is Tor my man
days race. There Was a ide%onstratio on
pumiers remained unchanged. Chateau is
bound to develop into u good race horse. He
tbs ssissis s d%Dsr g .apeo snd as e e. DID hotter bot sst eo on
him Yestsird%Hyi Jennie nns, W - sh ho,G some speed sS.
Morris flly. Loving Heart. will also run q bot
Alcalde was q false fayorite for the third
s sSs. was nsT played cd to n Win q 10y lot Of money no 'n lRass
Ss% "a mid e [G Ths M Mish Ati %Iss- sssqnd fn Fri Als,
brother to Fldes. was utterly unable to run In
He has grown into u fine big colt. and may be
expected to show Improvement when the track
gets good. as his family have no fondness for
DsI.STi.s was Il !a |. o;,s for for The .,d H { rase az
forced the black FfldlnG int ;hs lend il re
hhs sFsh s ssne Sha %sir a ,nso 'n and s tire rasu,t THAN Msa
never in doubt, tho p%ulsifer cqst.or winning
well. and will soon do to bnek at iivo or six
race. an event exclusively for thrce-year-olds.
One. Stowawny. and Bushranger being tho
sbsentees; Prince George was favorits vt odds
on, with Metuchen. formerly known AS C. II.
Gillock. second choice. and Jack Lowell the
outsider. Metuchen Is u full brother 10 Re-
porter, aud was o good rwo-yearo old; running
three-luarters Of O mile in 1:l5. When the
Dag fell yesterday Ito went tothe front at once.
and. setting a steady pace. had 10th Of his or
Mstuchen won, with Prince George Second.
The attempt TO hHrass tho New Jersey
Jockey Club has not been successful so far. A
combination has been, entored into between
Lawyer Lindabury Of Elizateth, Lawyer Steen
81 Long Branch. Peter De Lacy OF Now York.
!niormGT BaGley, Of Hoboksn, and Commits
been working indnstri9usly for the INST ton
the earliest times, and have concluded to in
etltute against President Dwyer and Soc
fetary Mcintyre suits agGregnting SS52. OW.
The suits are brought under an old law pro-
kibttin9 lotteries in the state. and InfOriner
8sgley sets forth In his affidavit that M-ssrs.
DIVER and Mcintyre are maintaining a lottery
end have siT drawings daily, should Bagley
ehaIe 81 tho damages tho ~lrincely sum OF