The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-27
FAVoRITEs STAMPED ON THE HILL.
Tonno tho Only One Out OF Six to Win In
the Mud.

Considering tho unfavorable weather there
was fair attendance at Guttenburg yester
| day. 1t was bad day for the talent, five ou
| of six we'll back ed favorites being defeated.
The plunge was on Relay colt in the first
race. Uproar colt got away in front and led
the entire route. winning hands down by q
length. Relay colt beat Sub Rosa neck 70,
| place.
Propriety had the call in the second race
| Bryan showed in front at the start. and led oil
| thu, way. winning by half length from CGul
de Lion Propriety third. two lengths of.
Ciarus was the talents selection in the third
race. Connors got the advantage in the start
Clarus u head. Hindoomere coming In third,
three lengths away:
rSe YES neay backed to win the fourth
gle from start to finish between lirgie and
beaten. Indigo winning by a head. virGle beat
One ten lengths for second place.
fifth race and was the. first top choice to re-
| ward the faithful Toano beat the flag a
nPsI Of n 5ad 1q o@ to hs xSo
indifferently ridden by Jones in the early part
of the race; and had too much ground to make
up at the finish. Lord Harry came third two
BalbrGGan carried o lot Of money in the
Of the day. Khata1 eame with rush ha at tp the
finish and nipped the purse by q scant half
length. Balbriggan was beaten three lengths
by Greenwich Tor the place. Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500 for maidenB: four and . half furlongs
III: MeCormaeks oh. c.. s. by King Ernest-upro.r
Ghas Ye.,er b. C. dam Relay d li5 etieD:.:....
Glide Ioriiii colt Vision. oaElSSn. Max. and wio
AcAuIine also ran. r,.o.-
Pos. Be,tine-Two to i aGainss Relay coli. 8 to J
sHS 1f 70 xsGn n Gso Is 20 iol
colt. 70 to i Willie McAulife.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500. for threeyearolds; selling: I'VE and a
J. Il. Ncuormack's CHI. C. Bryan. by chancs-Narka.
Excelsior Siab,ss b. 9 GGnr do LION 100 IL Tribcj.
PINK H. Fancy colt, ana Rsppbic also ''''''''
Post ge,ing-rive to 5 on fronriety. 4 to rgains.
BRYAN, 70 Republic. 60 Oaur de Lion, Il to i
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500. for two ear ods nve fur!ongs
chas Smiths b. C. C6nnors. by Uncas-sandola. 40
R. Brad!sysc C. Giaru. liz i jones'
Sheffield stables B. c hindonmere. 70 &C. plynn)..3
Honey Bee colt br Hss Ss and Ellie ' also ran
My. IS to i Honey Bee colt '''N''''
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500: selling: ono mile.
j. B4,shsinTs b c. Indigo. 3. by Hindoo-Rea and
r; Brsdeys6 ~ virFie G3 iii oncsj
Glen Ring 1 e"s aso
Post Betting-Pire Ia on virgie 5to against Get
iSoeESarrsn. A'AS 'f"'' 10 ono 10 Indigo S'0
FIFTH RACE.
w Too@esHsss G,' g. Toano aged. by Lousts,iov
-salnra no Is NM ...........' ..........',.
b. L. n LoSa ar fio g. g., liz
lei Demon!o. Uncle sim. krkIna, and Romance also
Time / o214.
Basn asn Eor 1onn nGy Bel
Uncle s!n 70 10 Rr.knA, 20 to Romance.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling; six and n half furiongl
IN T Tax g Sr khafan. aged. by Flarrooyp.
G qtssIys Greenwich. < los d. Hin.
Josie Wells 'AsA00nI n and tHrsle''a Ai'o ran
a. sss @s. e ff G.S '0''
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yda. nile: ssgs
iasfS Rss3 Ken
HI sspaswns ioi; tnsIs SIM WocdSIopSsr. aresa:
y i fslP S:y i Billiard io5 Iaas
poFisi i 4s Kn Ts .ns 1a
Sty OREGON 100 each; Rear Guard 3D. Bon Voyage
Sixth kaes-seysn;sigh,hs Of mile; selling. pales,
rf,ze I22 sach; Aunt jane. liz; Relied Renis. lit
tach.
to Come East for tho Realization.
Mr.. Gushing. tho owner OF Boundlcss. the
winner OF the American Derby. has wired tho
coney Island Jockey Club that no will bring
his colt 10 Shecpshead Bay at once and start
him in the Realization Stakes on Saturday
next.
In the Realization Boundless will meet again
It Ieonards. Don AlonZo. and Ramapo and as
= Domingo. Sir Walter. Sir Francis. and
, good one II BoundIefs can win the East
o him. The. field will not be too long, the
rack has gradual curves. and the best horse
'hould win. Mr.. Cushing seems to have the
Hood Of true sPortsman, in his veins. His
orGi6r partner. Mr.. Orth. Is q rich man. and
he present owner Of Boundless. Look out, and
,alhonn had 20 buy tho horses on time. giving
lis note for $4,000. Such a man deserves to
.et along. on or of the turf
The suBpension of J. g. Johnson and Howard futile
y the l. A W. Racing Board has cAused great con.
terhAlion among the raoinR men. Johnsons Buspeh'
ion Is due principally 20 the methods pursued by his
Eainer. TL0mas Eek.