The sun., 1898-01-12
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Short and pitlly Pointers From
the Turf.
BRIEF TOPICS Of The DAY.
A Resume Of the Latest DOings In
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate.
BRIEF TOPICS OF THE DAY.
TURF TALK.

IO6T AIM
The feature of yesterdays racing was
the winning of four outsiders out of the
five races run, the sixth being declared
off on account OF darkness.
Monroe Doctrine was the only favoritc
to come to the rescue of the talent, and
he done it well, as he has always been a
true and game peformcr.
There were three jockeys who came in
for the $50 prize donated by the book
makers. They were Ellis, Narva"z and
/ Norstraud.
After the horses had gone to the post
for tie last race the judge gave out Il no
ticc to the effect that the executive com
mttee had finished their investigation
concerning the first race on Monday, in
which Sidney Bender was run under the
name of Jersey Boy. They decided that
Frank Weir, the owner Of the Pleasant
Valley stable, Arthur Worley, Moses
Goldblatt, Richard Liddlc and Jockey
Robert Bender would be suspended in.
definitely, and that all the horses any Of
these owners were connected with in
! any way would not be allowed to start
in future, besides ruling off Sidney Ben
der and Jersey Boy.
/ The suspcnding indefinitely Of these
owners is virtually the same as ruling
them off The only one allowed toescapc
in this case was the colored attendant,
who the officials have decided was only
a tool used by the real ringIeaders.
. Following are the summary, cnt rics
and selection for today:
Summary.
First Rare-Six furlongs ,Ieneo!a, lO5
| (Ellis), 20, s and !, first. Salesman, l07
, pattony. I, So and 40, second, Adj
vance, lO7 NeeD, +, S-5and Is, third.
Time, l.3l. Graceful, Matte thun, Ar
tillery, Pocket Piece, Coneuaugh, also
ran.
/ Second Racc-Iour and one half fur
longs. Mr.. Wavcrly. los (Narvaez), 10,
t and =, first. Equity, no Burns 81, |
and -, second. Edna Bennett, no
/ (Patton), 10, and third Time, ! 05.
Telegram, Rwbuck, Ethel Farrell, Gold
Spec, Copyright, Gilt Australian, also
ran.
Third Racc-Four and one half fur
longs. Privateer, lO7 (Brophy), y, I
and first; Henry Higgins, lO7 ( Nelson),
10, 1 and =, second. Prairie Flower, lOo
(Narvaez) I, SO and 4-5, third. Time,
l.O5l. Onnalee, Aunt Susie, Wingalc,
Grandma, Miss Julia, Silver Bill, Ida,
also ran.
/ Fourth Racc-SiN furlongs, Monroe
Doctrine, ll4:( NarSaez) 50, 40 and 2-5
first; Jews Harp, 100, (Bcrkholder) 7,
y and G-5 second Jonah White. 1913,
, Cunningham I, 2. and l, third. Time,
l,30!; Sebastian. Mcdica, IIanoanna,
Belle Hall also ran.
Fifth Race-One mile, Candelabra, lis
(Nostrand) Is, & and 3, first; Mullagh
more, us, (Brophy) ,, 4-5, and -
Stockbridge, ll5, (Asbrun) t, 50 and 40
third Time, 2.O6. Prince Potomac,
Kassala, John 2. FoxgIove, Sister Ida
also ran.
Entries for Today.
First Racc-Fivc.eights of a mile; 3
years-old. Harry, False Pride, Tommy
Fahy, Strathmae, 40 each; Traymor,
1O7; Lady Linden, Ncrna D., Bardettc,
Lulu b., Fannie Lee, l05 each.
Second Racc-Four and half fur
longs; selling, Radnor, Blue Jay, III
each; lack Lusby, 10; Navahoe, l07;
Sister Myra, Frances NJ, Helen H., May
Pnkcrton, lO5 each; Cnnspirator, Bel
mont (formcrly Billy Rcdding), lo3
each.
Third Eacc--One mile. Reform,
MuIIaghmore, llG each; SaIvor lib,
Halle Gay, Pleasant Smiles, II each;
Minis. lOG each.
Fourth Racc--Six iur!ongs. Rcdstar,
SlnuggIcr, l22 each; Vermont Bradford,
Metropolis, Fred Train, Walter o.,
Bcnvolo. Long Gain, !" each; Henry
b., Frank b., lG each.
Fifth Racc-Six iurlongs. Parvcnuc,
Brahan, King Hero, Rob Roy, Matt
White, st. Pat, II each; Ahcrtine,
Classic, ll2 each; Belle Australian,
Sannic, lOo each.
Sixth Racc->;ix iurlongs. Fox Glove,
l2o; Gorman, \. b. Dade, Tomoka, llo
each; Ida Woodlands, III; King Bon,
Sir MoItkc, Frank l.. lTough, llG each;
t;racip III; Tcssie b., 30.
Select ions.
First Race-Bardettc, Lady Linden,
False Pride.
Second Race-Zack Lusby, Navahoe,
Francis NJ
Third Race--IIallc Gay, Minis, Null
laghmore.
Fourth Race-Frcd Train, Walter D,
Vermont Bradford.
Fifth Racc-King Hero Classic, Belle
Australian.
Sixth Race-Frank l.. IIough, A. B.
Dade, Oracle.
Paddock Points.
Flippcn had good day, as he played
Jcneola, Mr.. WavcrIy and Privateer.
The old Virginia is in better form than
he was in his prime at Gloucester.
Ex-Judge Mike DAILY lost $500 on On
malice. Never MUD, Judge, you can get
even on King Hero today. lie is Il good
thing.
George Hill the owner of klondike,
has been in tough luck since his good
horse broke down. But never mind, old
boy, Leach made a killing with his mare,
Jcneoa. Just SO some of the family can
land u fair purse.
Pocket Piece and Jockey Charles took
roll in the mud in the first race just as
they were turning into the stretch, ,otht r
wise Mooney would have won a race, as
the game little son of Rebellion was just
eating up horses when he fell.
Son, Hor ho1 n roo1 hot IN RoobucE