The evening world., 1893-11-07
Old RaCeland Beats Pick
pocket in the WOOdlaVn
Vase Handicap.
EL|zABETH'S GETAWAY DAY..
stonenell, Marshall, Will Elliott
and Armitage Capture
Other Races.

RACE TRACK. ELIZABETH, Nov. Z.
"A large crow witnessed the closing
races at Elizabeth to-day. There were
seven events decided and all save the
first proved to be very interesting
races.
The weather wal pleasant enough
where the sun shone. but In the shade
Of the grand stand it was decidedly raw
and cold.
The track was almost dried out. In
the inner rail there were a few pasty
spots, but the Jockeys carefully avoided
these.
The betting was very heavy on all the =.
races, and the bookies could hardly
handle the money fast enough.
Stonenell scared every one but Dis
count and Annie Bishop out OF the
or ening event. The Dwyer colt was, OF
course, a hot favorite. hut little public
money went on him. The ~plungers, how
ever, put up big Jumps just to win exc
perses.
stonenell won in a canter. The fight
for the place was a hot one. Annie
Bishop just took 1t by a few inches.
Only three horses started in the second
at 2 to 5. but a big plunge on Marshall
made her receIa in the betting, while
Capt \. was neglected.
Banner was beaten for the place by o
neck.
FIRST RACE.
Wolter handicap. sweepstakes for all ags4 of
starters. Betting. st. Hlf. Fin.
stonen.ll. 1855 tsimsl ......... is out i 8 ia
Discount. ito BersenJ."...l:.i IS ) hs
Annie Bishop and Discount raced head
and head to the stretch, with stonenci1
I'm Hndt the a 5 pgii; Z ls g'snen snd S a half to sw ~:
half from Annie Bishop, who beat Dis
count a head. Time-1.1S l-2.
CON RAG
st.rterE Betting. St, Hi. Fin.
y $ S:i'i Co., +; ;' :; ): :si z T. f;$sj;S}:
Red Banner. Marshall and Capt. T.
latter Ets the then 0 moved fG Up. s snd VdfiSn Marsha. hai
passed Red Banner on the turn. Mar
shall then drew away and won easily by
Red Banner a neck. oTTffmae-i.sl 81
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500, for thrsSyear-elds and upwards
viii Elliott. 100 III. ,one.,. 70 81 . ! III
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VIII Elliott was frs, away. and cuts
easily by a length from Restraint. who
1 WSsEs b was say second e IN to N the ,,s far f,; turn
third. three lengths behind Restraint.
FouRrH RACE.
woodlawn Vase Handicap. a double event sweep
and a furlong.
Starters = Rs.s,ns. 81; HI Fla
Pickpocket, us lBergenl... 81 IS ~
Roche, lOi tGrlrnl......... 90 IL 50
Postmaster, .r4Isss. los j" d iOG E { ,;j: :sS:l Il I ~:
TERRIER. as usual. made the pace:
third in the run down the backstretch.
on the turn Pickpocket, who had been
trailing, moved up and Joined Raceland.
The pair then went out in front and
raced close together to- the stretch. fol.
land drew away and won as. he pleased
by four lengths from Fickpocket, who.
hard driven. beat Roche th~ree-quarters
Of a length. Time-l.56 81
FIFTH RACE.
q bali furlongs.
Starters, u, s.ttinE. St: Hit Fla
Busiris' IS cOyl,..".'"...ie.i 81 / II s,l
r F2ej fgTQGs. Is j. M ,RG;s.'n... -. Il s. isa
Roland Reed, 100 Reinl....le.I Al &
G %ias.om o. 100 Gi1naWaIo al ls.I
Longbrook and Busirus were the pace
makers to the stretch. Armitage lay
third until the stretch was reached.
There he came. through and won easily
LonGbrook a length and a halt. Time
Ito IL.
SMITH ACE B.
Tarss 500 for all ages; selling: 81. tuIiG9sS
shelly futile. los clnS.... Il q
Epssals s' .d' iS. , li:i1.::: Il tsts,S
GA,s" ,S5 n g a.; JOnes...-, 81 q S
E Boitr6 10 .. "a. IrSsnai6icy;.. 81 Il
Little Fred. Spectator and One raced
s sSeas T fPsFit W NJ f had b ssss'f las, T anssi
they Strengthened out, went to the
front and won easily by two lengths
from Rico. Speculation was third. Time
SEVENTH RACE.
Purse $500: for all ages; selling; six tarlonuL
starters; Wits, Jocks. s~,r.isSsfi:o..
h S.iIs iSs:. . q. SSIiISy'::::":;- Il
Laughing Water 80. 80. ). Lamsley. .sV-l g-l
Volunteer lG......... %. Rsir..."...t u -
Sir Richard ......... 90. trim. .,.... "a -
Poor Jonathan. ...... 90. IL. Jones'. s-l 81
Sir Richard Won.
Addie was second,
Strathmaid was third.
Time-l.lI.
RESULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
Gonzales, a 9 to / Shot, Captures
the OPENING Event.
RACE TRACK, GLOUCESTER. N. IT,
Nov. THE racing was continued here
to-day and resulted as follows:
First Race-Five furlongs.-Won oy
Gonzales, Z to and 2 TO |; Acilotam
second, even for "a place; Hardy Fox
third. Time-l.07 IL.
Second Race-Seven and a half fur
longs, Won by J. +. O., 4 to 5 and out:
Lou Rhett third Time-l.4 40 "a,
Third Rase-SiN and one-fourth fur.
lonCs,-Won by Musmee. even and 2 TO u
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