The sun., 1898-01-09


that made up the entries and started
were the best Of all the outlaws.
OF course, the feature was the NJ. p
T. handicap, which was the fourth race
ON the card, and although the track was
heavy and holding, they ran the mile in
the very fair time of .57j.
Gould turned up to be the winner over
Nellie s., with Prompt third. Oracle
and Gov. Griggs were badly intcrtcred
with IN The carry part of the race, spoil
ing, whatever chances they may OF had.
Following are the summaries and en-
tries for Monday:
Summary.
| First Racc-Six furlongs Startling,
lO9 Manlovc), -, 80 and l-3, first;
German, III lNeeD, 6, 2 and /, second;
iicrcsy, lOo lYettcr), 4, SO and 40
third: Time, l.2S. Belle Fowler, Farra-
gut, Jcneola, Flames, .Jcrquct, Col. r.,
also ran.
Second Racc--l'our and one-haf fur
longs. Harper, llO Cunningham 2,
10 and -, first; Peggy H., lO5 (Necl).
10, 4 and ,, second; Magnolia, no DON
nelly, ), , and !, third. Time, l.O5Y.
!Crrayon, Wendell, parke Slope, Hope,
The Mite, Isolde, Mills, also ran.
Third Eacc--Four and one-laIi fur
longs. Harry Bennett, ll5 Bender, 4,
So and -, first; Heck, jr, for Frank,
lO1 I Naivacz), So, 40 and %, second;
A. B. Dadc, lG7 (EIIis), 20, s and /,
third. Time, l.02i. Meadows, Phil
Tompson, Zlck Lusby, pontiiix, May
fInkerIon, Lille Seals, also ran.
Fourth Racc--Onc mile. Gould, ll3
}. Moore, . and |, first; Nellie $,
iO3 (Cunnlnghan), T., I and ., second;
Prompt, 80 Mcknight, 10, 4 and 2,
third. Time l,573 Oracle. Gov.
Griggs, Giallatin, Pleasant Smiles. Re
form, Belle Of Killarney, Susie Howe,
Lida Woodlands, also ran.
Fifth Racc-Six and onc-hali fur
longs. Minis, 1O6 (Brophy), 3, and
- first; Halle Gay, III ii. Moorc), 3,
and - second; Pocket Piece, ll3
( DonnelIy), 10, and 2, third. Time
2.Ooa. CIaurece, Nentanna, Tomoka,
Ferocious, Cake Walk, Lady Francis
also ran.
Sixth Racc-Six and one-hali furlongs.
Monroe Doctrine, lI5 lNarvaez), |, and
3.lO first; Jonah White, ll5 Cunning
ham), and G-5, second; Sebastian, III
(Ellis), G and so, third. Time l34J.
Whippany, Runaway, Medica, Bessie
Nj. also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First Race--.ix f'lrlongs. Joe Cutley,
Harry H., Jersey Boy, Flash V, Spirit
Level Mondanlin, lO7 each; Bessie NJ,
Athol, May Wellington, Belle Australian
lD1 each.
Second Racc-Four and onc-half fur
longs. Carovcn, Jack Lowell, ll5 each:
Harry Higgins, Ed Murphy, Will Fonso,
Scio IL each; Tar Belle, Test, Irene H.,
Midrosc, 10 each.
Third Racc-FoMr and onc-half fur
longs. Traitor ~; Fred Munich, Con
Lucy, leonidaS, Harry Warren, 1903
cacll Fedora, Marie Lowell, Llsbon,
Maid, Hint, Okla, lo7 each
Fourth Race--Six and one c.haii fur
longs Frank r. Hart, Flames. Wanl-
pun, DR.. Jim, Pulitzer, Busirus, ll2
each; Miss Loyal, Mildred D., Peep
o'nay II, CoIIusion, I'D each.
Fifth Racc-Six furlong>. -anlownc,
liz: Charlie Mcdonald, LudWigite,
Prompt, The Maunlaun, 100 each;
Frances NJ, iO7; Lawrence T., 1906; Aunt
Sally, Minis, Cozcttc, lOi each.
Sixth Racc-Four and onc-hali fur
longs; selling. Solitaire, Baritone III,
no cach Tim Hurst, .loe lIaylnan, Rob
Roy. IT. Pat, Congo Dick. lO7 each; l.Sie
O., Periodical, Lizzie W, lO5 each.
Paddock Points.
Starter Cassidy WAS very fortunate in
getting the last race started so promptly,
but what good ioltune favored him in
that race did not make up for his leaving
Hope ut the post in the second, but the
starter bamcs it all on Narvacz for pull .
iny up instead OF going on and accepting
the start as it was. And he is no doubt
right. as he has done this same Thing be- /
fore. In the race Yesterday he may lave .
had Il chance even if he did have a .
couple Of lengths the worst Of it, and by
SO doing the public and talent who
played him would have had a run for ,
their money, but he didn't think he /
had Il chance and so saved the horse |
rather than give him a hard race with
only small chance OF winning.
Jockey Brophpy who rode Isolde, ap-
pcarcd TO be sound asleep, and had he
not heard the crowd he might have |,
been standing there yet lie is no doubt
a little short yet, on account OF his ltt
up. After he rides few races he viii
ret fit and be good boy to follow. .
Belle OF Killarney had no chance Il
the handicap, as She carried yellow
Coles. Who ever heard uI an Irish |
mare with yellow on.
Prompt ran a good race with only 30
pounds, and would have won had .
Jockey Mex night been oI amy help t"
him; t!c poor kid got very tired IL incy
went around the second time.
George Hill lost 80 on Hope, as he
seen him work 1T '.Ik,on very ianl
franl, Hayes deserves Il great deal "i
credit for his good work in landicapping
as every owner seemed to Lc satisfied
with the weights, and as for the race. il
was certainly success from every stand |
point.
Jack Whites good mare, Nellie $, came
near winning the Handicap for her popu- |
lar owner.
Bobby Mann came oln in the paddock
after Meadows had gone to the post
with bottle of lotion, but he was too
late. the horses were at the post. The
little man from Cork was very much put
out to think he was late.
Er,l p,rc,nu had n good bet on |