The sun., 1897-11-27
Iron Hill Management Fear No
Trouble from Injunction.
CAMPBELL GETS THE EIF1'Y
Ed Foster, an Old Timer Reap
pears in the Saddle and
Rides Reform to Vic
tory.

Dut they are used TO IL Dy tnls tlllle ana
don't mind it. Heresy was the good
thing; she ran game race, beating some
fair horses.
Tom Tongue was hot one, being
backed down from so to 2! to |, but
failed to get in the money.
There is very little fear of the Iron
Hill management having any trouble so
far as an injunction is concerned. There
has been one granted, but it is on file
waiting the seven thousand-dollar bond
required.
Summary, entries and selections are as
follows:
Summary.
First Race-Four and half furongs.
Charlie Mcdonald, ll2 Cunningham i, 6,
and /, first; Prairie Flower, 112 CAL
ford), 10, / and 2, second; Ent husast,
112 (Seaton), 3, l and l-3, third. Time,
| .OG
Lottie F., Krance, Roebuck, Busirus,
Mohawk, La Prentiss also ran.
Second Race-Six and half furlongs.
Heresy, ia (CampbelD, Is, 6 and 3,
first; Pocket Piece, 112 (Donnelly), Is, s
and 3, second; Gould, 1l2 (NeelD, 6, 2
and l, third. Time, 1877.
Mullaghmore, DR.. Jones, Bronston,
Frank Hough, Hazel N, Susie Hawze
also ran.
Third Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Medica, ia (Asburn) 1 and 2-5, first;
Censor, ia (Burns), 10, 4 and 3-2, see
ond; Phil Thompson, 1l2 (NeeD, 3,
and 2-5, third. Time, LOS.
Tom Tongue, Marie Lowell, Jim Boy
land, Edna D. also ran.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Reform,
III (Foster), S-5 and 3-5, first; Nellie S.,
ia (Chevalier), 6, 2 and l, second;
III (Campbel), 5, 2 and l,
third. Time, 1.29.
Mohicah, Finnwater, Francis NJ, De-
spair. Junk also ran.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Con Lucy,
III (McIntyre), 6, 2 and |, first; Walter
D., III (NeeD, 10, 4 and 2, second; Fred
Munich, ia (Nelson), So and l, third.
Time, 1.3l.
Traitor, lie Grande, Kirkoyer, Test,
Nentanna also ran.
Entries.
First Racc-Five furlongs. Baritone
II, Oracle, 122 each; Paragon, l02: Con
Lucy, Bessie Browning, Buccancer,
Dutch Bluster Beloved, 80 each; Little
Lady, Beau Brummel, 81 each.
Second Race - Six furIongs; selling.
Copyright, Electro, III each; Midrosr,
John p, Harry NJ, Tarvcnuc, Cone
maugh, III each; Conspirator, ThurlcSs,
lO0 each.
Third Race - Six furlongs; selling.
Grange Camp, III; W. q. Harding, Sal
yer, Crescent, Torlrs,laIc, Laurclton.
III each; DesbrosscS, ll2;
l0o.
Fourth Racc-Six furlongs; selling.
III Fred Train, Knight OF
Honor, Wistiul, ,Juanita, Long Gain, ll4
zach; Worry Not, u; rrivatccr, Henry,
lO9 each.
Fifth Racc-Four and Il half furlongs.
Duke of MontroSe II, Ornont, George
W. Baily, III each: Jcrquct, Mo!iic May.
Commodore Roughan, Arundel, Dutch
Lady, Telegram, Highland Fling, ia
ZACH.
Selections for To-day.
lst Race. Oracle, Baritone II, Con
Lucy.
2nd Race. Mid Rose, Thurlcss, John
p.
3rd Race. Grange Camp, Desbrcsses,
SaIvor.
18th Race privatccr, Worry Not,
Henry.
9TH Race. Ormont, George W. Bailey,
Dutch Lady.
Paddock Points.
Delahanty and jockey Balm went to
sleep after Krause was defeated
Mooney had good bet on his horse
Pocket Piece, all ways.
DR.. Jones ran good race, but the 60
ng was little 10 heavy for him.
Frank Hough and Francis NJ. were
beaten through the poor judgment used
by Cunningham he rode as if their races
were only quarter Of Il mile.
Ned Foster had the mount on Reform
md rode him to perfection, he laycd
5ack and let the monkeys 60 out and kill
heir chances and then came onand won
easily
Tom Tongue was supposed good thing
but failed to land, this does not mean he
is no account, but will win races for his
owner on Il good track he was little
short yesterday.
Jack White had hard luck with his
mare Nellie s., he stood to win a good
bet ON her, she was shut off and mixed
I'D until the race was over then she came
very fast.