The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-11
TIE TALENT IN LUCK AGAIN.
Four Favoritcs Win at tIlfton-Hnzel De
tents George Dixon.

The racing al Clifton yesterday was fully up
to the expectations Of the regulars. There
was material increase in the attendance over
the previous day. The game must be II pay
ing one for tho ooknaker. thirty-four OF
whom drew for positions yesterday. being an
increase OF eight since the opening day. The
card was largely consolhtory in character. hut
this tact did not roh it Of interest, several Of
the races being hotly contested in good time
for the three-uuarters OF II milo track.
Express was the top choice in the opening
amount Of money with any boy but \. Hill in
the saddle: Hill has not been prominent OF
late at the finish. and his performance yester-
ruck. There was lot of trout,l" at the post
caused by Miss AgGie. before the horses were
Mamir d. y got the place by neck from
George Dixon, was warmly fancied in tho
second race. hye-lurlong dash for two-year-
d 9ss' IT, hs m 19
and led her field stern chase to the finish.
winning hanLily by length George Dixon
Sir Richard had the call in the third race.
Clement was first away and made the running
to the thrce.eighths pole. where Sir Richard
got ON H na snf
head. Sir lichnrd drewaway opposite he bet
ting ring. and won by half a length from
Tom Karl, was the good thing in the, fourth
lengths In front. and he held the advantage
winning, pulled up. by three lengths. Charley
Wilson got second money easily from Ben
The nth race brought out four starters. with
Bess McDuff hot favorte and Laurel a we'll
q gift to the smart daughter OF Bonnie Bess.
Laurel was the pacemaker to the lower end Of
showed in front as they turned into the back
stretch. and the race was not afterward in
from Laurel. Who beat King Crab six lengths
in the sixth race Entire was the shortest
priced favorite Of the afternoon. going to the
post at to 8. and at the price was not backed
to any extent. 1t proved walkover for the
as the flag fell. was not headed. and romped
home winner by two lengths from Adjourn.
who beat Tommy Dixon three long his for the
place.
Purse $500: selling; Ave furongs.
DsyNb"Mn. rs l Jones soo"u"y AS'u os Nyf:
R;ff: i!as$' II fs%s -
virE'n" IL K i9 Vera Mss AgGio Express.
E:cn. Asss 'Ssn SoT
100 vera 200 to Frank 100
SECOND RACE.
$500 for two-y eAr-ods selling; nve furlongs
A. 0siivie'. Hazel, by knight Of RIierslie-Lucre,
A Thompson. i:torse btxon, ios o. Jones':
j., l. l.... y
kanawa gedins. Napoleon Mamie r.. and Retreat
also ran. o,.
Ss .l. g ON ofss Mamie ~
to kanawa ged!ng, 40 TO Napoleon. 30 to Retreat
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500; for threeyearoIds; three.quarters Of
s S BSnSTh by s'ratord
G ~".arsps rh nsnsns ~ e. iriis
on" s.si 1 sss Had or f. sso
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clensnt Il 10 Srooksas. 80 10 Mare.iIus 50 10
Heals or Tails. 60 to upsnrt
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling; Ave furlcnRs.
Climax sts9 ,. b. Tim Tnn Ka aged, by Prince,
ks"inasgo 5ssSiss en- g charley wilson l. Ito
Esss.5r stables CHI h. noniAmn. g. lo7 a. iiii5
Eoio ana GU also ran co..
Eo!o' to ITO t.etoi Charley wilson, IL 10 Bon.
FIFTH RACE.
,.Purse $500; selling; one mile;
Bonns i ne.s :" CROOK PES. Acpa" Dy
~ bswssIs B. n Laurel e; ioi g. Wne,,.;...,2
Laeiy clo"sf also ran I'' AS' ~ '''''"D''''''
Asains. Laurel tot King CRAB 20 Lucky clover.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse f4oo; six and half furongs.
ps Longs CHI <. Entire 4, by Rayon Tor-Ela T..
rh ly.a: 81; I adjourn i2y 81; H..ssa!
Time, l;23Sl
Post Betting.Threc to on Entire, to against
Tommy Dixon. o TO Adjourn lot Jay'Qu'El, 10 10
Frank O.
Entries for to- m orrow follow:
.f"t H.
erand 100 each; onyx, Sorrento. 81 each; Carmelte
second Race,Maidsns, nys;eishths Of mile, .M.sa
a Faro SyS ni ioa; &arSs $on0
Third Race-one and a tourth miles; selling Kerry
Cow. ia: KING Crab. 10S; Iarghetta, lott Blizzard,
192; Laura s., Gulnare colt. 9s each; King Leo. ~
100; Mabel Gienn, lo3 Adair. Tom Karl. Grey Eagle.
Charlie Wilson. Honeht Tom Easter John 100; krkina
Flenrette, ZngaTA yS each.
Filth ksce.Ihres quarters OF a mile; selling; Glen
dArRo ll2 FoxtOrd. 10; Clement kAgabOnd. lO7i st.
Patrick. lO4: VoGAhe, lo3; Croous lol kemorse. o.
sixth Raee-firc.eiEhths or mile Merry Duke
l22 AAcAuley Osric, llp each: Miss Aggie III: Car
n nall. HpoaE colt strasogrg date Relay sol,h MON
Tommy Dixon ll2 each; Lady III Ban. strap Made