The sun., 1897-12-05
RAIN EFFECTS ATTENDANCE.
D.sagreelble Weather SpOild a
Good Days Sport.

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TALENT HAS AN INNING.
'Iackenc, Governor Griggs, Gould and
Grange Camp Ran Up to Form
, and Win at Good Prices.
The racing at Singery yesterday was Of
a very fair order, as the best horses won
the majority of the races with very
good lr cos against item. Following
are the summaries and entries for Mon.
day:
Summary.
First Race-Six furlongs Jackine 112
(Ellis) 4, rs and 3-5, first; Brooklyn 112
(Narvaez) IL, ) and 2, second; Grandma
lo7 (F. Hueston) 10, and 2, third.
Tine 1.27. Harry NJ, Plenty, BArbetta,
Laurence p, Foxglove, privatcer, also
ran.
Second Race--Four and half fur
longs. Paragon ll5 (Nelson) s, 3 and
SD, fl S ; Bonneville 1l2 (Seaton) 10,
and 2, second; Hiddenite 10 (McIyre)
s-5 and SO, third Time, l.23. Miss
Loyal, kirkover, Bonnie Louise, Walter
o., Knight of Honor Equity, Dutch
Lady, also ran. u
Third Race-Six nd half furlongs.
Grange Camp, III; Iynch) 3, 1 and 1-2
first; Finnwater, III (Narvaez) and 2-5,
second; Worry Not, ll2, (Grieger) 10, 4
and 9, third. Time 1.34. Desbrosses,
Jim Swaine, Charlie B., Cake Walk,
Copyright, also race.
Fourth Race-Six and half furlongs.
Gould, 100; A. Dorsey, 4, S-5 and 3-5,
first Candelabra, III; Dwyer, 10, and 2,
third Time 1.34 Pleasant Smiles, Elec-
tro, Thurless, Belvina, Ferocious, Ven
tanna, Eloroy, also ran.
Fifth Race-Six fllrlongs. Cor Griggs,
lO7; (Narvaez) 3, and As, first; Belle
Fowler, 100, u. Moore) 5, 2 and l, Sec
ond; Mullaghmore, ll2, (Alford) 10, 4
and 2, third. Time 1.27. DR.. Jones, Con
Lucy, Doriant Henry, Sherlock, CHS
wick, also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First Race-Five furlongs. Great Beer,
Duke Of Montrose II, III each; Enthusi-
asst, Telegram, Tomoka Syde, Flames,
III each; Worry Not, ll2; Boss Lewis,
Maude Adams, 109 each.
Second Race-2-year-olds; Four and
half furlongs. Hurry, 11S; John Beck,
Little Ben, 103 each; Wendell, Tray
more, Vance, Edith Gray, Lucy, Tessie
B., 100 each.
Third Race-Five furiongs. George
W. Bailey, III; Plenty, Roebuck, lie
Grande, Pulitzer, Mohawk, Prairie
Flower, ia each; Minis, Mr.. Waverly
Handheld, 100 each.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Penn
brook, l22; Pocket Piece, ll9; The Man
taun, us; Stockbridge, Ferocious,
Mantle, ll5 each; False Pride, Jay
Hawker, 100 each; Tommy o., Lulu B.,
81 each.
Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs;
selling. Collusion, Mollie May, Noun
tain Maid, Jerquet, Arian, Helen H.,
Walter o., Laprentis, Advance, Metropo-
lis, III each.
. Paddock Points.
Harry Hantield had a good bet on
Belvina both ways.
: For some unknown reason Gould went
up in the betting until to was against
him. Then some money showed and his
! price fell to 3 to /. lie won as he
pleased after getting off in front.
Tompkins played his colt lIddonitc,
but can't understand why, as he always
knew what a yellow dog lie is.
Well, Lawrence y. finished outside of
the money and poor Patsy had his usual
bet down. Oh, we'll, he will star, Found
ling in Il lew days and get even.
Went Bonncvi l. ran second Saturday.
He foo.cd many who were watching q
chance to get aboard when the right
money was down.
Those who played !Iiddcnite can't
understand why they overlooked Para
gon, they were at least 100 who knew
he was he best horse but let him run
lose.
liamburg is entered in the Derby at
New Orleans and Rcquital is in several
stake races.
Waterman, who finished fourth in the
last race at pim.ico, ran away five mlts
after the race.
Jockey OLcary won three oi his five
mounts ut pimlico Yesterday. This docs
not speak well for the class OF jockeys
doing duty there.
General Macco was the only outsider
10 win yesterday at piniico.
Most OF the horse, will return to Nrw
York from Baltimore, and spend the
winter here.