The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-01
II0N0RS EVEN AT ELIZABETH.
FAToRT7Es AND OUTSIDERS EACH
SC0RID THREE TIMES.

shelly futile, Kilkenny, and Annie
bishop the Other winners-w. G. DAILY
Buys tho Colt Restraint for s2sOO
Favorites and outsiders divided the honors
at Elizabeth yesterday. but Factotum was the
only real long shot OF the day to get the money,
Wah Jim and Annie Bishop being strongly
supported second choices.
The talent began badly when they installed
old Kingston favcrte for the dash at five fur
longs. II did not seem possible that Wah Jim
had got over the severe races he had at Lin
den in the mud. and tho money went
into the ring on Kingston In thou
sands. Rival and Deriargilla were held
at long odds. Wah Jim was ugly at
the post. and delayed the start for some
minutes by steadfastly refusing to break. He
finally sped away in front, and Overton. who
understands the four-y ear old better than any
body else. let him race from the start Round
inr the upper turn Derfareilla was a couple Of
lengths behind the leader while Rival and
Kingston were tailed of. Coming homo Der
fargilla aud Rival closed on Wah Jim, and in a
smashing finish the trio passed the Judges
heads apart Wah Jim winning. with Derfar-
Gilla In second place. With a vigorous rider
up Derfargilla would have won. Kingston was
last all the way, and displayed none Of that
speed for which he is famous.
With Copyright out OF the second event. the
bulk Of the money went on Candelabra. Stock
ton. and Hasty. Pittsburgh Phil played Can
dslabra very heavily. and he got all the money.
ss the Keene cast-off. after waiting on Fox
ford. The Ironmaster. Stockton. and Hasty
until we'll into the stretch. romped to the front
and won easily. Hasty would have won at n
mile. but old Stockton chung to the three-yenr-
old and finally secured second money. Fox
ford ran well for almost seven furlongs
There were half dozen alleged good things
in the third race. but the outcome Of the con-
test was colossal surprise. Factotum.
against whose chances Of winning as much as
10 to l was quoted at one time. displayed an
amazing burst OF speed when the flag fell and
had tho race won at the head Of the stretch.
where Long Brook. Oporto. and Drum Major
were struggling for second place. The Morris
flly MAMMA. after being cut Off on the back
stretch. got through next the rail on the
turn. and. finishing very strong, captured
Money tort was Tb be co howe
ever. gained rapidly in the homestretch w.
e. DAILY was SO elated over Factotum's victory
strsins II from Bennett Tor and here
after The son Of Ray9n dor will carry the green
That vastly improved geding Shelly Tpttle.
opponents into camp in true race horse style
simms had to ride him a tritle In the early part
The contest b When MARY h and dng lot Tere
under way he romped past the leaders and
Won as he pleased Mary Vas second and
plished wonders with Shelly Iuttie since he
took charge of the DAILY cast.ofr.
Kilkenny hadn't much difficulty to win the
fifth race. at seven furlongs. Tor which he was
favorite at odds on. Detroit and Kilkenny
were the Rseemaksrs until The the tiRal turIoHG
of Toa Eas
nd ma rad mr.
Although Annie BISHOP had defeated Mad.
stone only few few days bs9 age the talent once nee
smart t R cd my for Which H: Wsrnke
recently gave ST. 600; v; Pusifer and his friends
coiors Of both horse and, fllly. Annie. bishop
full OF running; took the track at the start
sa1 a ss ss AI Tas on hi
tine y toe e. held her
over Eiizsbeth's track. MAIDSTONE was third.
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE
which s.5 to second and $40 to :hsd: ave fuEongs
ws lEh,.n1so e. vsi,o %an ',m: 4. by imya
%n;, snsas s R1y IL rs
Kingston also ran.
s.,nr-uo to T 1n x,n 1:osA .s.,n,, w.s Jim
TO 1; Rival. to l: Derfargilla. l0toL
SECOND RACE.
4 HH.ss sss SHin ~
u smith, a., , . CAndeIabrA 4. by Kyrle DAILY,
Louis stuars Oh a Stockton. aged los Isimmsj:::
fostSsa Eosion The si aad fcm also
ran.
gsstqPs-Asaln.s qsnda sfEs to 4 stees.on ny
/: FoSiord 60 to i, Tom Flynn. 10 to l.
THIRD RACE.
Ss fn n Pa soS OF Witch 5s
Ev IT,.
Sn M s. tA Iossi:. Na6ns io4 rsnny.
uad ss aS %aHS F.anH
and CianAman also ran. $50
Bs.tns-Asainst Drum Major. e toll Economist. 4 to
L. Trineqi 9 TO 7; Florence 70 !! hongerook 70 To-:
S: 70 VA g g Il
FOURTH RACE.
q
osa fss. los u s%Sy na..' oy DIT
ss's ao1 1ass Io7
ssndosns our Maggie. Faithful. Ghatt.ncosa. insoS
Midnight and Lansing also ran
sol: Mary s, 7!oI; Gh.i.snOSsa ~ /; UneIs Jess
Ga % % j; Lansing 100 70 i; insoi zoo toll D' mag
FIFTH RACE
For all ages; purse $500. of which s76 to second,
T. Weloh's br. c. Kilkenny. l. by Darebin-KA,rins.
pT fnIsfer: b. Rsynard g. o. III Ioncs
a. " Sewton's CHI c. Harry Alonzo 4. 90 carried BY
townsend, detroit. King 'Cadmus Plenty. and Port
chester also ran.
y TO !; Keynard to l; Detroit 10 to Townsend, Is
70 II Portchsster. 40 to /; King Cadmus, 90 to /:
Plenty. 100 10 l.
SIXTH RACE
&c. Al 1885, 'P s.ys $500 not Of I to
six and half furlongs.
kiss heQuick 1O1
D. 7. Pusfers C. Win Elliott. Q. 40 litteneld)..
Empire Stables br. h. Maidstone. aged 40 tMidgeyL
DauntleHs Pirate Chief. West Park. Vorbia Persis.
tenoe. and Aerolthe also ran.
Time. 22.
Betting-Against Maidstone u TO 3; Annie Bishop,
20 2; VIII Elliott $40 ]; Dauntess Toto Persistence
20 to i Pirate Chief i: West Park. 80 to Yer
biA 40 to !; Aerolthe. 100 toll
Entries for Elizabeth.
The following ia the programme for Eliza
beth to-day. The fourth race did not ill and
the sixth race was divided:
First Raoe-For two-yearolds which have mot won |
OF tho OF $1,000 purse 800, OF winch $40 TO
second; nve and a half furlOngs.
Son MAlheur..........1lS
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