The sun., 1893-06-21
1rys1r Rxuse ON TEE HILL
-Four ravorfter and Two second Choices
Win the Six Purses.

| -Four ravorftes and Two Second Choices
| Win the Six Purses
| The big event at Sheepshead Bay had the
| effect Of reducing the attendance at Gutten-
burg yesterday. The afternoons racing was
interesting. several we'll backed favorites
landing the purses, and the talent Jared much
better than on the preceding day. Betting on
| the suburban was not as brisk ae might have
been expected the talent apparently thinking
| It very open race. A few bets were laid at 10
to on Lamplighter and even money on Ban
ouet for place.
Maggie X. was favorite for the first race at
seven furlongs. and the daughter Of Billet was
equal to the occasion. Bill ID. showed in front
Tor the first furlong. after which Maggie X.
took command and won in cantor by two
lengths. Leonardo got the place 10y three
parts OF a length from Pisa colt The colt one
carried the talents money at Z to against in
the second race and won handily. Heads or
Tails made the pace to tho last quarter, when
ono came with rush and won by u length.
Darkness heat Fidget four lengths for the
place. Jennie W. had the call in the third race
with Society second choice. Nioletta took tho
lead at fagfall and won ty length. and Jen-
distance.
Rico was an even money favorito In the
lourth race. Clarus made the pace for the
hrst quarter Johnetta then took turn as
leader. hut In the homestrutch gave way to
Logan, VINO won In u drive by haif length
ifom Rico with lohnetta third.
Elmstone was favorite in the nth rnce. with
JACK Lorei second choice Eimstone won
easily bv three lengths. Criterion got the
place by length from Jack Lowell.
Bli22arI made the running in the sixt race.
csosy tho aYor He took the saa and mde1 romp
ed home three lengths in front OF Salisbury,
who beat Frehy, a short head for second
money. summarizes:
FIRST RACE.
Purse 500: selling; seven iurlonga
L. Ana marr'ng'%ns n b. m Maggie N. u by Billet-Mi''
ox,y, E,ayi - g Fs.".Tao 1Ga kinarqm
tie Grand. 100 Aaonsi LoaGSra an Max Also ran. "
yn Post B9,tnsnEsht .od e against MaEae f. Gto1
March 80 Pisa colt 40 to Bill d. 40 10 Longari.
SECOND RACE.
Purse s4oo for threeyearoIds; ceiling: six and halt
G'rn sIand stables b. c. One. by MacduG- -Mintdrop.
T. nrfe Is Oik C. narkness Vi; iiirinj
H. hs adeys G. FidRel % IL tones :........,....
heaas or Taii0. loca!as. ard reIrer Jouet also
to 20 to ons fSsSs .aSs
Oh Ial4s. 10 to fidsei.
THIRD RACE
Purse 500 for twoyearods: selling: four and half
J. i M,Cormick's br, vioetta, by vocalo-viet;a,
e sanirs. B. l. Jennie w. io * IiD
Camden stanes b. carrie Ii ~ IL. 1ri6e)
Il,
rro'eEU. anu liza Glenn reIi.nR also
Pos. Bettlng-rhree tp s G..',i ava ts Jennie w. to1
KESSsy Kos p naon oe,' o 70 GsrTis Sas m SUB 10
lroverD, ~ ~ Ira Glenn geting 100 TO Bozeman.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500 six and half furongs
AieX sheld.'s b. Ii Logan. 3. By NOItiseur-Port ia
Kha!i.n s!hbs. 8 Kc" liz ipwysJ
I.arus also ran.
Post bet,ing-Even money Rico. ~ to Logan, 81
to C!arus. 10 to J.huetta
FIFTH RACE.
=, Purse $500; selling; nve aud half furlonRs.
AS SaSr ts. Ioi & i;ms'c"e =" O' s'ononens'
Lov.y's Jace lowell, . lU2 lCtercol, 5
Beautnui Bells Hardy Fox. ami Juck Mclaughlin
,.., D.,,,u Ma Time. 1:oa,s,
LovsL : to ieautilu Bells. 30 20 JACK McLournI.n
~ to Criterion. 81 to Hardy Fox.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse s40O: selling: six and n half furlongs
ca1sin"ns @ sinhl1 :, or Sr A'esby T. by liindoo-
~ j. paIys 5r z SALISBURY AGED. i0j Il. Doanej.::
Mae ey aFsS GS fGs t.sss
Bo,. Be.,.ng-sx to 's against sr c.,e,by to Biz
IlsS to 70 10 I.s Mssln
Ihs E4,. enss tqf s9dny 5 hair ,0,,o,v pom pD
~. hsnSsL a p. sl Bon Voyage Aoie DAVIS 81: Aunt
second Race lhree quarter mile selling, Queen of
sf q? rIn sS' os iHSt
natiie T os; Hao ''I rn is: Adm Bao 81 Eone t vs. 'f
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Jps ar s o I'm: 5 Leo lTs ,BaS5,sra iG5 5
Mss a Anne. ioa: HarTir RTE IT, t"mo lone, %; Annette
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