The sun., 1897-12-18
Neel and Cunningham Won Two
Races Each.
HALLE GAY WON EASILY.
Johnnie PangIe Makes a Killing With
His Go id Mare Maude
Adams.

must be about IA years old and it was
never thought he would win again but !
he did and done II nobly.
There was the usual good eSowd at the
track. Twelve books wese on the line
and had a little the best of the day, as
only two favorites won
Following are the summary, entries
and selections ior to-day:
Summary.
First Race-Four and half furlongs.
Chat, lO7 (Charles), 5, and /, first.
Lizzie w, l07 (Narvaez), 4, So and AS,
second Destiny, 1O7 (Morris), 3, and
l-2, third. Time, l.053. Arthur NJ,
Betty Hill, Athol, Miss Loyal, Ostna-
cized, also ran.
Second Race-six furlongs, Halle
Gay, 100 (Cunaingham), 6-5 and 2-5,
first German, 100 (Johnson), a5, s and
3, second !; Iudwigite, lOS (Dwyer), 20,
8 and 8, third. Jerquett, Miss Ordway,
Enthusiast, Harry NJ, Desbrosses, Charlie
B, alse ran.
Third Race-Five fut4ongs. Maude
Adams, 1O7, Weei. 8, 4 and l-2, frat;
First Light, liz. .DonnelH, 4, s-5 and IS,
second, Frank Hough, lO7, Narvaes, 20,
8 and 4, third Time LIP. Chisnick,
Bessie Abbott, May Pinkerton, 4. W,
, w., Prompt, Dorian Forest, alsoran.
Fourth Race-Fve furlongs. CAM
Tell nos, Neel, S,s, and 3-5, first; Dutcf
Lady, los, Patton, 10, 4 and'2, second
St. Pat, 405, Morris, 10, 4aad 2, third
Time liza. sHimyaric, M4ple Prince
Psryenue, Listen Maid, Hoey, Gilt Aus
r tralian, Ialia, ,kookh, also tan.
: Efth lRaae-six furlvngs. Vernon
q Bradford, 1e0, Cunningham, g, and 10
!, 'tirst;- Advance, 100, johnson, 4, 8, : an
s As, second, Quilla, lu9, Patton, 10,
/. and 2, third. Time l.31. Red Sta,
Kfkover Franciscan, Fred Train
Remping Girl, 'Wiuagale. John r. ais
0n.
9 Entries 1Ar Today.
= FirstiEace-Onem mile; selling, Caade
y abra, Cs,oven, 1l2 each; Pocket Piecs
Ventaae4a, Beloved, 100 each; Worry Nc
= Calibrt, Nordau, los each; Eairmoum
Il Ferocaeu us, aO5 each.
'Secend Race--Five furlongs. Jing
Bells, lis; PolEifex. liz; Tommy O
. Julin ma. Mayer, strsth Mac, Taultol
100 ssch; Checkers, Penitence, JOG eacl
a 0salTe. lO3. ..
Third Ray,-dOne mile, selling. 'Gunce
t lor Howe, Com Cob, l2 each; NcllieS
q Nantucket, Marry NJ, pr. Jones, Plea
n ant Smiles, Klondike, lo9 each; Goult
: Cake Walk, .lG) each.
Fourth Eaee-Four and half furlong
T. CIRCLE, 2ack Lusbv, Reform, 115tacl
! Nhadows .Msdica, Dutch Bluster, Il
'ea h; FMil ~Speed, Monroe Doctrin
Jonah White, ITO each; Mohicsn, los.
Fifth Receive fllrlongs; selll
Lochinrsr, .pr. Birch, LILO each; Ma J,
t lowell, Flames, Krarsse, Tribute, Tolno k
a Equity, Mohawk, Hnrlinghan, lu7 ca C
= Selections.
81 First Rsse-Fera.aorls, Worry tSe
beloved.
i Second Aace-Jingle Bells, .Pr,tife
, Taunton
/ Third Race - Nellie s, Nalta1cle
Alondike.
/ Fourth Race Medi,a, ,Orycle, .Nonro
Doctrine.
j Fifth Rsce--Aiarie LovAl, Tnmok
1ause.
II Paddock Points.
j Bobby Mann had a swell cn Can't Ce
lOth wayssand when he got dis nose
, front on ths turn he wanted 10 bet SIC
to peanut he would win as le knew b
fMas game.
Il Dick DAVIS won swell bet on Maud
Adams and Vermont Brsdford
!. | aAISliCAJNs lIuS COtu&Qll llIlCSeE9tuFu llON
Wjndgale could be out Of the none,
lac lost $50 ON him.
11ackessyslonatcd some of the none,
he won on his horse Taunton toward the
books yesterday, on account OF Transis
can not being in the money. .... ...
Mack's -Erank had things very easy
yesterday or he won four out OF five
races.
Jack Mahoney is getting suprsttious
in his old age, playing the poneys by
(signs). WHAT'S the sign, Jack, when
you are broke
Fnd Gay had good day as he figured
Dutch Lady good thing.
Jockey Patton rode better yesterday
than ever before as he took chances and
did not seem to be asleep, as he was
before he was hurt.
Johnnie Distel won good bet on his
horse Halle Gay, as he had a swell com
mission away.
Lake View Palace was sold at the re-
cent Lexington horse sale to "Ed' Fitz-
gerald, owner of Miss Gl,ssie and others