The sun., 1898-01-28
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Short and Pitly Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPICS OF The DAY.
A Resume of the --latest DOings In
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate.
TURF TALK.

The feature OF the racing at Singerl
Yesterday was the winning of Reform
who was quoted in the ring at eight t.
one. Neel who rode him came on TIN
extreme out ride, thinking the goin.
was the best, although it was equal,
as good next to the rail.
Jockey Condrier was the lucky boy t.
receive the $50 prize donated by TIN
books.
Following are the summary, entrie
and selections for today.
Summary.
| First Race--Fivc furlongs. Crown
no (Nostrand), G-5 and %, first; New
South, 40 (Rigby), As and If, second
Mountain Maid, 105 (Condrier), II, .
and Is, third. Time l.l7!. The Gen
eral, Relief, Caroven also ram
Sccnd Racc--Five furlongs. Tin
Hurst, lo7 CCondrierl, Is, and 3, first
Edna Bennett, l05 (Nostran) 3, | ant
l-2, second; Mills, ll0 Berger, 3, | ant
80, third. Time, l.2l. Congo Dick
Miss Carrie, Butte, Apprentice also ran
| Third Racc--Fivc furIongs. Bolster
ons, lO5 (Burkholder), So and 3-5, first
Watch Charm, llS (Gritiin), 10, I and 2
second; Gowanda, ll5 (Rigby), 3, | anc
IL, third. Time, LII. Sebastian, Cor
man, Dorah Lamar also ran.
Fourth Race. Six furlongs. Reform
1l5, (NccD, s, ,! and G-5, first: Gov
Griggs, ll5 lRigly). /, 20 and 3-5, sec
ond; Gould, ll2 Morris }, ., 4-5 and l-3
third. Time, l.%I!. BESSIE Browning
A.. Il. lmde also ran.
Fifth Race-Five f,lrlongs. Ethel Far
rcll, 100 C. IIueston) 6, 2 and !, first
Frank B., l07 (Nclson) 4, S-5 and 4-5
second: Nay, 1O5 Berger 10, 4 and ,
third. Time, 20. Dan Hanger, Intimada,
Lizzie W., Lottie +. also ran.
Sixth Racc--Fivc furlongs. Behina
1]3 (Burkholdcr) 3, | and -, first
Walter o., IL tNealD 1, - and 81
second: Black Rcss, ll3 NoStrand) 7, ..
and G-5. third. Time, Is Brittanic
March, Equity, Mr.. Waverly, also ran.
Entries for Today.
First Race Thrcc-quartcrs OF mile
selling. Halsam, Mohawk, Tutor, Mr.
Wavcrly, Ferocious, Brooklyn Tomoka
IL citIlI, NlduISCt, llu-
Second Race-Four and one-hali fur
longs Heck, .Jr., Dutch Bluster, HI
each; lIiddcnitr, J. J. Wilmington
Roseman, llG each; Queen OF Berlin, rs
King Bon, Statesman, ll3 each.
Third Race-Tlrre-quartcrs of II mile
selling. Carovcn, llo; Legion, Henry
Telegram, Relief, Metropolis, ll2 each
Dutch Lady, Edna d., 10 each.
Fourth Racc-Four and onc-half fur.
longs. Benefactor, ll5; March, H.
Belmont, formerly Billy Redding, ~
Impress, II; Black Hussar, ll2; Jack
Wynne, 1l2; Cuba, formerly >ansparel,
10; kassala, 10.
Fifth Race--Feur and onc-half fur
longs. Watch Charm, 10; Parhian.
IL; Borian, III; Navall,e, Il2; Phil
Thompson, ll2; tiowanda, ll2: Belle
Washington, no; Frances NJ, no.
Sixth Race-Four and one-half fur.
longs. Copyright, rs; Jerquet, ll2;
Privateer, ~; Sir Moltkc, liz; Maria
Lowell, 10; Aunt Sally, 10; Recover,
ll0.
First Racr-Tomoka, Ferocious, Mo-
hawk
Second Race-IIeck- .Jr.. IIiddcnitc,
Queen of Berlin.
Third Rap-Telegram, Edna d.,
Henry.
Fourth Race--Kassala, Belmont,
Cuba.
Fifth Navahoe, Phil Thompson,
Belle Washington.
Sixth Race-.iuut sally, Marie Lowell,
Copyright.
Paddock Points.
Following Are the Entries for THE
WILMINGTON Sun Handicap Which
is to BE Run Tomorrow, Saturday.