The sun., 1897-10-31
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Continued From Third Page.
Turf Talk.

The usual Saturday crowd attended
the races at singerly. Nd, and was fur
nished with some Of the best racing ever
witnessed in this vicinity. With the ex-
ception of Jewsharp's and DR.. Jones'
victories the finishes were very close and
exciting. Cunningham and ]. Moore
rode two winners apiece. The lucky boy
Houlahan managed to get the decision in
the fifth race with Duffy's chestnut geld
ing Oak, and as the horse was over 10
to l, he received the $50 donated by the
bookmakers. There is one thing in this
Youngsters favor, and that is he tries, if
possible, to keep the rail, knowing if he
is beaten head or sometimes neck it
will make no difference. This number
will invariably be up as the winner.
Jockeys take notice Of this, and you will
never be beaten head This is the Sec
Ond time Houlahan has received the $50,
and it is safe to say any time he wins he
will be that amount better off, as 10 to
is his proper odds.
Jack White made his second attempt
to make killing. This time it was with
Nellie s., who opened at 2 to !, and was
quickly taken, and the price soon fell
to even money. Cozette, who was we'll
fancied by many, was second choice.
George W. Daley, new arrival was
played by select few. The start was
fair. George W. Bailey and Mr.. Wave
ley taking the lead and racing out in
front for about three-eighths, where
Hoey took command and lead into the
stretch. Meanwhile Nellie S. was rum
ming fourth and waiting to get through.
This chance came as they Strengthened
out for home, and Jerry Murphy rushed
her through and looked a winner. Just
then Tiny Moore, on Cozette, who had
been shut off and thrown about, came
up on the outside with that Terrific
burst of speed that made his sire, Tea
Tray, famous, and Tiny, riding like a
Garrison, won u well deserved race by
half length. The summary gives re-
suits and betting OF other races.
The Summary.
First Race-Five furlongs: Cozctte,
l07 (J. Moore), 9 and 49, first; Nellie S.,
ll2 %. Murphy, 3-2 and 1-2, second;
Geo. W. Bailey, ll5 Carver, s-3 and
So, third. Time, 40. The Mantuan,
Mr.. Waverley, Hoey, Chateau, B',cca-
neer, Solitaire, Congo Dick finished as
named.
Second Race-Six furlongs .Jewsfarp,
l07 (Cunningham), and 2-5, first; Cres-
cent, l07 (Feeney), 20, 6 and 2, second;
Arian, l07 (Mclntyre), 6, 2 and 40,
third. Time, l.24. War Song, Windgale,
RoscdaIe, Pembroke finished as named.
Third Race-FOur and Il half furlOngs
Meadows, lis (Cunningham), 3 and As,
first; Medica, rs (Asbnrn), 6 and So,
second; Sherlock, llS (Neary), 7-1O and
l-3, third. Time, LOO. Forest, Worry
Not, Ida, Arista finished as named.
Fourth Race-Seven fnrongs: DR..
Jones, lO7 (Charles) 8, q and A., first;
Pleasant Smiles, l07 (Burns) lis and
30, second; Electro, 40 Cunningham,
no. third. Time, l.:B. John p, Des-
brosses, Eondo Lotion finished as
named.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs: Oak, 1O7
(Houlahan), II, ) and =. first; Speedy,
lO7 (Eender), Is, 5 and 2, second; Miss
Ordway, lO7 (Corder), 10, and 2, third
Time, l.25. Pocket Piece, New York,
BY Jovc, guile, Red Star, Elizabeth,
Miss Edith finished as named.
Sixth Race--I'ive furlongs: Gold
Spec, ll2 (J. Moore), 3-2 and IL, first
Our Rose, lO7 (Bender), 80 and 4-5, sec
ond; The Monarch, lO7 (Charles), S-3
and 30, third. Time, 100. Flash ",
Gorilla, Sannic, Miss Winifred, Bcllwood
finished as named