The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-19

though making his debut, was . sllRht favorits
over hien links, WHIT on his previous perform
ance should have been at odds on, but the tip on
Marcus DAYS colt was strong. After getting
away In the lead, however. he was quickly
passed by High links. who spread-eagled the
noio' wniie the outsider, Babieca, secured the
second place by a neck from Hairpln, the favor
ite having cut 1t badly in the stretch. Spencer
the tavofite In tho first race, won with some
thlng 10 spare from the we'll. played INDIAN, ana
the second race, OF a mile, went to Hugh Penny
very easily, with Kingstonc in the place. The
gpeeuy lily trolley was made the fevorlto oves
agreat struggle between thom all through the
Ss ~ terHihalinR in a neck victory Tor S Sirg
steepiechase was n laughablo affair. Ther9
MTere 9pI three starters. and beaumont aItn u
go SSie aver ,gsr q ,b She nrst jump, leaying Lion h lea re-.
mounted hut fell again at the Liverpool on tne
last Time Ground. Lion Heart refused the Liver,
the meantime Erie was remounted by a man
NAMED N. kciiy, who went over the course yit pSsr
uililouItg, una rs ho was nineteen pounur uNet0
weight ne got the place. Summaries toiio"'
FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000 for maiden two-yearolds; selling AL
p. Dqnne's oh. G, Spencer. by imp. whistle Jacket,
Marcus SsSEUf Days ~ cS :, N Mi5,sn. io7 iiHamj :
Merlin. Spanish Princess. Jiayhawkor. Abe Fashion.
JACK Dandy, and Dinsmore also ran.
B~ettIng-Against Spencer, 9 to Il INDIAN and Merlin,
spanish princc sse is D 10 i; = 10 ' Gan 20 to- i; Ionla
30 to l;AGe Fashion. 40 TO /.
SECOND RACE.
meeting. with s itts nj selling allowances; one
pH BIss ! %1fnesh.s !, & s HrF rs F tRsiaj aged BY Luke
6. J. B5ooks's b. h. Kinsstone. 4, 100 Nutp......9
Daigrctt,, Midiisiht, and carib also ran.
pe.t,,o- lime. aiaaa' roo,.
TO ! Gidils1t; 8 to i. 'b5aisretii and kinsstOne' each
sto /; Carip, ~ to 1.
THIRD RACE.
$3.50; penalties and allowances 1--WE furlongs:
VII; na.!a,e's Oh. o.. High links by Aimyar-,
Duke 4 wi @ish ard is Sh. 4. sabiSca. ios twsrrenj..:
r. !; Dwyer's BE. Hairpln. log CThoIpsl ..y.v..;
ran.
~ Time. 1:024:
Jinks, ito 5; Chalmers, s to I; Harpin and Yaphanf,
each 10 to l :; Babieca. ~ to /.
FOURTH RACE.
For three.year.olds and upward. non.winners OF
$500 In 1897; with $500 added; selling allow ances,
Nv ah po 2 mar burlgngs: ,,, ,v wue,,-x,,,
Esssin I Larrapie eer s I. trolley. 5. los *. clayton; !
DunoArton. RooAiE:. and sueeessfui also ran.
se~..,ps-rsD to o d T1% 4so, l:Set: ,,n,, T. 4. Ora, o
90 Xmas, . to l Successful. 10 to II Robair. I2 to
FIFTH RACE
Handicap steepleohhse; for fouryear-olds and up
ward; qtO0 added; full steeplechase course, about
two miles and q half:
John Ni1on's br. &. Lion Heart. Q. by Lepanto-oueen
Lion, 10y SoWens). l
Sc. Howland's b. 6. Erie, aged. 1876 (vcitch)........ Q
Beaumont also started. but fell and was not placed.
Time, 700.
BettinR-Fiyo to ( on Beaumont; against Lion
Heart, . to 8; Erie, go to /.
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
First R~ace-Purse $500; for three.year.olds and
ward; non winners at the meeting; i've furlongs.-
Ulysses. l96; Looram, 1873; David. 1873; imposition.
l2l; Typhoon H.. 1871; Lady Mitchell. ll6.
Second kace-Purse $500; handicap for two-year.
Odds; six furlongs.-Alie Belle, 1872; Gloriau, ll5:
The Hughenot. 1875; Galaday. lie; Aratoma, 49,;
Amaxonian. NJ; Martha H.. lls; Nabob. III; Geisha,
l2O; Crockett. Nv.
Third Race-Purse 81. 900; for maiden two-yearold
fllies; tocarry 100 pounds; ak furlongs. LA Maroma.
loH; Restorer. 100. Elan. 100; Saratoga, 100; Navic.
uline, 100; Mor"da, 100; Barracan, 100; Bardelia,
lOs: Kate HardcaAtIe. 100.
Fourth Race-Pursc $500; handicap for three year
olds and upward one mile and a ~half.-Ferrier. l28;
Good Times. Ill; Lady Mitchell, l02; Toots. OF;
g2.
Fifth R~ace-Purse $500; for three. year ODDS and up
ward; selling allowances; one mile.-JAmes Munroe,
100; knight OF the Garter, l0t; Patro, log; Earth,
w; Ace. 100; kingstone. lO2; Convention, lOl.