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In spite Of a very light card there was big
crowd at Parkway yesterday. The rain in the
early morning had left the track quite heavy,
and a. result the talent were all at sea, and
| winners were dlfficult to select. The nineteen
| books won on the day, only one favorite being
| successful.
The opening race went to Peter jackson, with
| as good as Is to 1 against him, beating Tytura
by a length and half. Emulate tilly was third,
while Malinda, the favorite, at one time promi-
nent in the race died away, finishing absolutely
last Sea Bird opened favorite In the second
race at o to 8, but a big plunge on Ryan rs they
went TO the post sent her price up TO to l, with
the latter to 2 at the close. II was the easiest
Kind OF a task for Sea Bird and the Issue was Ht
no time IN doubt. Sea Bird went to the
front I'm the first furlong and galloped
home a handy winner by two lengths from Blue
Bird Ryan was a very Indifferent third. Adj
journ was the best OF poor lot In the third
race, and won easily by three lengths from Sal
yinI who got second money from Blackjack by
A length and half. The pony handicap was
won by The Sheikh. who allowed the fayorite.
ySs s to sf s sGs to mi d fndi%s
easily by three lengths, with Little Tramp bad
The fifth race went to Ten Up, who won in
gallop by three lengths from Pantata, on whom
Sheedy rode bunglinR race. wentworth, the
favorite, ran into third place length from
lake was the solitary favorite TO escape de-
Hopper was second and Larry K. third.
The stewards called Sheedy up for his ride on
Pantats, and after hearing his excuses cautioned
him and gave him one more chance to redeem
himself. starter Ware dealt out summary Jus
SS to 4. nd SnEny Soyi yorysn ysseHSy Hoyop
Pickering each $40 for disobedlence in the sec
gnd race and followed T. up by ming I shesfIdy sIlSy
race for the same offence. Hogan was set down
for the remainder OF the meeting for, his poor
Summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $780, Of which tsb 20 second and o. 70 third
viSssatS bs Petr@ J"csson. BY iroauo
u. T't I fanssatSs 3 C. Tyiqra. log iasaghsr ......
T,w shreyes Z. dam Emulste ia7 fGnl ,n ;.: "a
pett,nsTwo to again against Msiinds, to Tytire, 4
70 May irwin nto Peter jackson 70 Twrenir S, r.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 400 Of which s35 to second aud SIS TO third
" veictt. br, N, Sea Bird, Q, by sensation-Fiona,
C. Finn's b. sIe b. Hue BIRD, L. i22 H. Morgan
Ron 9Ss"ss SoS Bright and Third
Cousin nlly also ran r,,.o
to assSst AM R{Ssn So Sea Prs Mr.0
Eyes, 10 to Third Cousin fily. IL To Blue Bird
THIRD RACE.
Purse So OF which s35 to second and st5 to third
PHI Ryan; ia 4 SG ;,I & adjourn O. by Reform-Adai
w j. oBrIen's ch. b. Salvnl, aged, 1879 (Seibe.u.2
j. Mahoneys b. A. Blackjack, q, 10 M Bergenl 80.
Blythe. Republic, Phyllis T and Tom Mcc also ran.
m sS sssn'i o Tom eG to to sn
10 Blythe, ~ to Phyllis 7.
FOURTH RACE
Purse si0O. OF which eco to second; handicap for
GGSrden City Stables CHI h. The sheikh, by Bedouin
+, Gebhards c6 M volets, aged. iio tBarbeej. .,..
Philip DAILY Jr.'s Little Tramp, l4O (Hogan)3
Time OBS.
Betting-Three to against Niolets, TO The Shekh,
10 Little Tramp. 10 to Bob Niles
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000 OF which s35 second and SIS third.
for th ods; selling Allowances six furlongs.
Frank II. Garrett's CHI 4. Ten Up. by Belvdere-Ten-
W draha@'s b. O. Pantata ioa tsheedyj
Watson O'Brien's b. u. Wentworth, 100 tW.
iiey b. The Joker. Contraito colt, Rerraction geld.
Ing and Eaufelda also ran. IN
Bettng-Nlne to 3 against wentworth, q to Pan
tata, % Ten Up, 10 to Eaufelda, ~ 20 Refrac-
20 To 1 Liley b.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse s125. OF which se5 second, for threeyear.
olds and upwardI selling allowances Onemile.
L. Hart's ch. h. Lake, T. by Charley Howard
Spring Hill Belle, llt Ieel ...;as y; .::.::;.'....
9eSTss Jsece,s b. b Hopper 4. ne ga Ssrter'
Time. ;biIS.
Betting-Fye to four on Lake, to against Hopper.
o TO Larry X.