The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-13

Four Favo-itss Beaten N succession-Bu
weli-bncked Hprses VITA.

The most interesting days racing since the
Clifton meeting opened was seen yesterday by
about 1880 visitors. Three close aud exciting
finishes. in each OF which the favorite was de-
feated. aroused the enthusiasm OF the specta-
tors to high pitch.
The starter had the largest fields he has yet
handled. and the ssnd-offs were very fair In the
majority Of the races. In the opening dash st,
Patrick was favorite at 4 to g Jim Dunn went
of with great burst OF speed, but he was drawn
hack when challenged at the three eighths
pole. In the last furlong st. Patrick looked o
winner. but Mamie Bah. who has been rum
ming like stake winner lately. came up on the
outside. and in beautiful finish snatched the
purse by tho narrowest margin. st. Patrick
got second money By two lengths from Vo-
calize.
Eulalie was the short-priced competitor In
the second race. but the talent fought rather
shy. and took their chances on longer shots.
one Of which proved the good thing when the
Issue was decided. Chamunka was prominent
in the first part OF the race but had to retire In
favor OF Romeo as they neared the half mile
pole In the last furlonR Runaway got on even
terms with Romeo and a fine struggle result
by o4 hs pssc Tp
the fourth day Of tho m Meeting, was held at even
quickest to get in motion. and Hill sent him
from the outer to the inner rail in the first
for Rear Guard. and he won as he pleased.
Clement In drive. beat Sir Richard handily
Tom Karl vas The tsvorite in the. fourth race.
tmred the purse by two lengths from Little
Pnil who got second money by length from
In the NTH race Crocus was backed from 3 to
BUT Honesf rn% eook sSar nd
led to the finish. MONDAY closed up In the
last sixteenth , and gave the old Texan warm
the start and mekipe W, q lot q lost ground
Bkedaddle was nH' to a' favorte in the sixth
race with Our Maggie we'll supported second
three SaH'R u. %See a"f turn
Maggie closed up, with skedaddle In close
sah n our b.
~, two lengths from skedaddle Summary
follows:
pas selling eh s nnd half y Zen DOR
Y. IfolIar. Cd. G. st. Patrick 8, loo w MGiris::::
Frank +. Jim Dunn. Ban oioehe. Aftermath, and
nu'ouf' a'so ran r,n.,.oa
PS s. .s 4,
adjourn. 20 to Jim Dunn. 40 to Ban cloche. so to
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500; for two-yearods; I'VE furlongs,
c1mden S,ables br c. Runaway. by Harold-Lucy
Baitimo ore stables Dr. G Romoo, los IT, Tribei
s.idns bare pss Pagan Euas King Kelly
Mamie r.. and salvis 1 M. .A no,
Pos. Bst.ins.Elevsn % aS ~ Ssa,n,. Enl.e. .o1
X, l5 to Briar gsldng. 30 to King Kelly
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 for three.year.olds selling: three-qunr
Camden stables b O. Rear Guard. by Post Guard-Al-
O. YusnIrsls es q &c csmsnt iii ti Jones'
hamis Ssls and ''0
to GHss st'a s oiensH .: i
FOURTH RACE
Purse 5000. selling FIVE furlonga
Sriy FSss sssa by
W. a Keinhardts b. z. Little Phil aged. los iAay.
Sss,ia,I. IA; iSS R9 s:.,;:
stone. and Charles w! 4,;n. .I 5s!SSTTHsH.
Pos. p.,,,ps-Even 1 None. 1Os Tom Kari toll
Little Eh 20 10 Toto
FIFTH RACE
Purse $780, selling; five furlongs.
+ sales g 2: Honest Tofn' aged pedigree unknown.
JsS% $::s: &, j. e. ss.i.
Nv Fest ssi$inr: Elect. kiowah. cfooas. Miss Agile
and Benjamin also ri Time. 1,oaA
Miss Agile 20 to Elect. 20 to Kiowah 80 10 Ecu
Toilet RedhR.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500: i've furlongL
Chesapeake Stables en-. l. Our Maggie ., by Post
Guard. Marguerite. 1O3 III. jones'. ..............
J. ?. sheas dam Third Cousin. 3. lo3 e. Trbe)..
f. Regans b. C. Sk edaddle. B. 109 a. Weber,
Morrissey. The Pearl, Blackjack Brookdale. Larkin
Narcelus and Jim Pagan also ran.
Time :031f
Post BettnR-SiS to against skedaddle. to 1 Our
Maggie. 10 TO Larkln 10 to Aarcellus. IL to Nor
rtssey. 20 TO Jim Pagan. 80 to The Pearl. 80 to
so to Third Cousin oily.