. Source et sportsman. Les chevaux. Eur J£ •'". 40E JOUR-vendredi. Le 22 décembre. AVORITES et longues sorte de divisé les gains à-jour. La foule présente était très grande, et le sport a été témoin d'un haut niveau d'excellence. Le pencilera avait une journée de travail, pris dans tous les Hall, s'ils ont été très durement touchés dans la dernière course de l'dayj gagnés par Eedlight. La réussite des jockeys ont été Peters, J. Weber, McAuliffe, C. Weber et Spence. La piste était mouillée sur la commande, et tout à fait un peu plus lentement qu'il était hier, probablement une seconde et demie pour le mile. Mutin a remporté la firs

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. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. £j£ •'". FORTIETH DAY—FRIDAY. DECEMBER 22. AVORITES and long shots sort of divided the winnings to-day. The crowd in attendance was very large, and the sport witnessed of a high order of excellence. The pencilera had a profitable day's work, taken Hall in all, though they were pretty hard hit in the last race of the dayj won by Eedlight. The successful jockeys were Peters, J. Weber, McAuliffe, C. Weber and Spence. The track was on the slushy order, and quite a bit slower than it was yesterday, probably a second and a half to the mile. Mutineer won the first race in fine style, but the slowness of Amida, the favorite, at the start, settled her chances. She made a grand run from tenth position, finishing second, a head from White Cloud. Comrade third, and running easily, was jammed up against the fence in the homestretch. His chances went glimmering, and the jockey bad his leg injured. Just who bore in on the Tyrant colt could not be determined, and the jockey would not tell on the culprit. Later the youth was taken to the German Hospital. Thus, by a com- bination of unfortunate circumstances." Whitehat" McCar- ty's colt won rather handily from better horses. Lucky Dog picked up 118 pounds and gave Romulus a length's beating, the latter carrying 112. It was a hot race between the pair, and they were all out at the finish. Nor- mandie was a good third, and the rest were beaten off badly. Back of Normandie was such good ones as Gladiola, Road Runner, Centurion, The Mallard and Flurry. Wyanashott won the third race, one mile, very cleverly, by a neck. Swiftsure set the pace, and the favorite, Penny- royal, ran prominently until within three furlongs of home, where she shut up badly, and finished fifth. Royal Flush ran into the place, and was a bang-up second. Tigress was quite an easy winner of the fourth race. Motto R*n in front for about half a mile, when she shut up like a act knife, and was last in a jiffy. It loo

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