The sun., 1897-12-07

Slngcrlcy yesterday and were furnished
with some good racing with the excep-
ton of a long delay at the post during
the third race when starter Bray kept
the horses at the post an hour and ten
minutes. This long delay caused the
last race to be declared off. Johnny
Ryan cut a good thing loose in the
two-yearold race. The winning Of this
colt was quite reversal of form.
The summary, entries and selections
are as follows:
Summary.
First Race-l'ive fllrlongs. Great Bear,
III CLynch) 6, 9 and !, first Maud
Adams, 100 81. Moore = and 7-lO,
second; Worry Not, ll2 ellis 3, | and
-, third. Time l.o9!. Tomoka, Duke
of Montrose, limnes, Syde, Boss Lewis,
Telegram, Enthusiast also ran.
Second Race-Four and half fur
longs. Tcssie B. 100 (Patton) 2and IS,
first Iraymore 100 (Bender) 3, l and
-, second Edith Gray 100 (RobinsonD
/, S 5 and and So, third. Time 1.O}.
Wendell, John Beck, Little Ben, Banoe,
also ran.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Plenty
ia, (Neary) ), 2 and ], first; Roebuck,
1l3, (Campbell) s, 3 and SIS; Unis, 100,
(Ellis) 6, 2 and l, third. Time III. Pal
itzer, Handtield, Mr.. Waverly, Mohawk,
Prairie Flower, Geo. W. Baileys lie
Grande, also ran.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Mantle,
115, "a. Dorsey 8, 5 and 3-5, first; Penn
broke, l22, (Asbourn) 80, 10 and 5, Sec
ond; Pocket Piece, 1l9. (Johnson) 10,
and ., third. Time 127. Lulu B., Fero-
cious, Jay Hawker, Tommy o., False
Pride, Stockbridge, also ran.
Entries.
First Race.-Five furlongs; selling.
Chiswick 1l2; Plenty, Despair, Torres
dale, Juanita, Bona Vera, Equity, Knight
Of Honor, Irene K, Navahoe, 109 each.
Second Race.---Six furlongs; 2-year-
olds. Mooyer, Pontifex los each; Verna
j., Wild Duck, Lulu B., Isolde, Fannie
Lee, l05 each.
Third Race. .---Seven furlongs. Raven,
Pembroke, il5each; Metropolis, Pulitzer,
Harry NJ, Ventanna, O'Hearn, Tribute,
Claurece, Brooklyn, 112 each.
Fourth Bace. ---Seven furlongs. Coun-
sellor Howe ia; Charlie Wells, Jews
harp, Issie g., Censor Fischer, Repub-
lie, Minnetonka III each; Monroe Doc
trinc lO0; Lucettc lO5.
Fifth Race. six and a half furlongs.
Reform, Founding, Grange Camp, Corn
Cob, ,122 each; Bessie Browning, Cashier
II, Beloved, Belle Fowler, Klondke l19
each; Gould If.
Selections.
First Race--Chiswick, Navahn, Bona
Vera.
Second Racc-pontifex, Mooyer, Verna
J.
Third Race - Brooklyn, Tribute,
UElcarn.
Fourth Racc-Monror Doctrine, Jews
harp Lucctte.
Fifth Racc-Found!ing, Bessie Brown
ing, GouId.
Paddock Points.
Ex-,]ockry Dclahanty brok2 lis collar
bone Sunday, while Skylarking with
some friends around the stables.
Members Of the Owners and Jockeys
Association, are requested to attend the
meeting which is to be held at EIkton
tonIorro" mornug 1T 1920.
"pink' Davis was Il welcome visitor
1t thc track yesterday and enjoyed him
,clf cracking jokes on his friends
Ike IlcckIcberg, is looking the game
'ycr al Singcr'y and when he secs real
rood thing he bets his usa three each
way Just to have an Interest in The race.
Nict tanIcy has no chance to kick now
bout not having a let down on his horse
.hcn he wins as he lad 100 each way
II Great Bear.
Johnny Panglc, lost swell bet on hi,
ew purchase Maud Adams but won hiu-
If out on Mantle.
Manager OF the betting ring Billy
ynch, has his troubles picking winners
nt he wouldn't care ii he could get on Il
We one once in II while.
| wonder who the gentlemen vu- that
1t on 1T Newark yesterday, all dressed
} in his best suit Of ciotlIcs hv het Soy
al hundred on Maud Adams and Edith
ray. He had valet with him who en-
vs. !; glass OF bultrrmik.
Benny Lyons had IL good bet on Great
az but lost part OF it on False Price.
Poor Patsy McDcrmott lost another
ucc on Tommy o. How many bottles
the Suburban Cure will he hay, to sell
got ever.
Danny Bouvier and Swell Rcd Turner,
We been cutting quite a figure on
estnut street of late and it is rumorcd
society that they are going to be