The sun., 1898-01-04

There were eight bookmakers on tt
line and they had all they could do a
tending to the wants of specuator
They, no doubt, were quite Il lit
winner over the books as every hors
that won was well played.
Following are the summary, entric
and selections for today.
Summary.
First Race -Four and one half fu
longs. Statesman, ll2 (Condrier), ),
and !, first; Flash v. ll2 (Ellis), Is,
and |, second; Lizzie W., ll2 (Narvacz
?, 10 and % third. Time l.O2l. AT
lantic King, Bell Australian, Destn,
Mondamin, Jersey Boy, Princess JUL
also ran.
Second Racc-SiX iurlongs. iona
White, ia (Narvaez), 3, /, and }, frs,
Phacdra 100 Cunningham, 4, So an
10, second; Full Speed, III Lynch), :
2 and !, third. Time l.2ly. Startling
Founding, First; Light, Pembrook ais
ran.
Third Racc-Four and oln.haf fur
longs. Harry Warren, lO7 Champ, 6
?, and |, first; Mountain Maid, 10.
Il. Dosscy), s, 3and 80, second; Okla
lO5, (Manlonj, So, 40 and 30 third
Time LOO Black Hawk, Jencola, Cong
Dick, lntimidad, Ethel Farrell also ran
Fourth Racc--Four and onc-hali fur
longs. Frank LIP (Narvaez) 6.5, am
first; Archie, l01 Cunningham 10,
and 2, second; May Pinkcrton, lo5 (J
Moore &, and l,third Time .S5i. w
Song, Blue Jay, Lda Woodland, Dot
\. b. Dade, Helen II. also ran.
Fifth Race->ix and onr-half iurlongs
Hesesys ll2 (lcttcrJ, /, So and 10
first MuIIaghmorc, III lGcigcr), 3,
and J, second; Torcsdale, n Bender
10, and 2, third. Time l'27!. Fred
Munich, Corn Cob, st. Pat, Belle Fowler
Jack Wynne also ran.
Entries for Today.
First Racc--I'our and onc-ha!f fur
longs. Pontiiix, Hurry, III each
Jingle Bells, Tommy O., Rctide, Merritt
100 each; Tommy Fa!cy, Tcssie B.
Lille Seals, lO1 each; Viola Allcis fol
Pcnitence, lO2.
Second Race->ix and one half fur
longs. Corn Cob, III, Buccaneer, Gov
Grigg's, Jonah White, st. Pat, DR.
Jones, II each; IAccttc, Phacdra, lOt
each.
Third Racc-Four and onc-half fur
longs. Braga!rn, &. W, bailey, Harry
Warren, Eushwood, Rob Roy, Iovcninr
lo5 each; BaId"tta, Dutch Lady, Edn;
D., .Arvanlil, lO5 each.
Fourth Kacc-nnc mile. Charlie b.,
Tribute, IIunming HiId, silva. Tcko
Speedy, | each; First Light. Mordan
Heresy, Gracir, l00 each.
Fifth Racc-One mile. Walnut Ridge
Oak. Brooklyn EaStlsis. III each; Lady
Francis, Caurlce, nesbrusscs, 100 each
TumoEa, Fcrocious, l06 each.
Selections.
First Kacc--.Jinglc Bells, Tommy D.,
Merritt.
Second Racc-Gov. Griggs, phaedra,
Corn Cob.
Third Racc-RuShwond, Dutch Lady,
Bardetta.
Fourth Racc-Sila, Teko, Tribute.
Fifth Race laurence Lady Frances,
bcSbruS>rs,
Paddock Points.
The boys who were ruled off at Iron
Hill by that mysterious committee, who
nobody seems to know, were not al
lowed to ride until Judge Bayard can
investigate, which he will do to-day. If
5hc public had any say in the matter, or
il ii were put to vote, it is safe to say
here would not be one of the bcttorS
who would desire to see the boys kept
lown.
\ number OF the heavy bettorS have
)con interviewed as to their opinion OF
he case, and out of twenty-five we have
lot been able to find one VIII" thought
Mcintyre pulled Gold Dollar, and rs for
Norris, there is no question about his
'idc, as he won. Ii it was because he
mlpcd to fix the imaginary job, he is
certainly not guilty. a gentleman gave
t out that this Imaginary job was fixed
II II saloon, which Jockey Morris has not
)ccn in for over two years.
Hc puDIlt alt awaiting JuNSt Day
lrd's Investigation with Il great deal If
as with the exception of Il very
cw jackeys, they are forced to accept Il
ct OF stable boys and this Il very expcn-
i've thing for the public.
Brownie, the former valet for John
)wycr, had a swell bet on Hercsy, as
e figured her a cnch in his dope.
Steve L. IIommcdicn did not bet
cry heavily Yesterday, as he did not
eel very good ON account of good time
e had with Dan DonnoIly, which lasted
" several days.
Harry IlandticId had swell bet on
rank T.. and Ilerrsa. The German
Iunger is hitting them very heavily Of
ltc.
II. Connor had Il swell bet on Blue
ay, as he thought he was good thing,
ow he thinks he is "a JAY"
Delallanty had good day as he won
cry heavily on Statesman and Frank
. George Hill had an idea Atlantic
ing could win the first race he tried
win few Of the Germany Plunger's
ollars by betting him $40 against $50
ut the lucky German won.
The new colors worn by the jockeys
ade very beautiful picture yesterday,
I'd it only goes to show that the man
cement OF this association are not afraid
spend a few dollars where a good is to
, derived thcrefrom. OF course every
lie is now forced to buy program.
Airplant Casey thought Mullagmoc
Us y good thing but Mcintyre was wise
lough to play him place although the