The New York herald., 1877-11-02
WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB.

NINas-rHREE CAPITAL RAcKs--PRINCEss
OF THULE, GLEN DUDLEY AND DANDY THE
WINNERS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l. 1877.
The meeting Of tho Washington Jockey Club at
Bennngs. postponed from yesterday, was ugurated
to-day For Washington the attendance tolerably
fair, the weather delightful and the in splendid
condition Three the card.
. dash OF three-quarters or miie for all ages for
purse OF 500 for tho lrst horse and $50 for the
second. The NJ Daly's chestnut gelding
Waco, by Narragansett-Juietta4 4 years old, los
lbs r N. Hail's bay dly Euterpo, by Vauxhal, dam
by Eugene, years old. 90 lbs. C. W. Medinger's
chestnut gelding First Chance, BY haywood
Dot, years old lis lbs j. McMahon's chestnut lily
Blondel. by Bonnie Scotland, dam by Lexington, 8
years Old 90 lbsj D. McDanie's bay colt Major Bar
kcr by Asteroid-Schottische years old, 95 lbs; T.
B. w. X. Davis bay colt Joe Hunt, by Allie Hunt,
dam by Red Eye, years old, 95 lbs. and D. McDan-
ie's bay oily Princess OF Thule, by Leamington-
Phebc, years old, % lbs FIRST Chance tho ouy
horse sold separately in tho pools whom the selling
first commenced He brought $12, while the others
together fetched $40; but after the horses came
the track Major Barkcr became the favorte AZ $25 TO
Sl3 for First Chance, $13 tor Blondcll ana SO
for tho fold. The hores got away well
together with Princess OF Thule front,
First Chance second, Euterpe third. the others
IN a bunch Going along the backstretch Princess OF
Thule increased her advantage, and thore was ap
parcntly chance for any OF the others until the
hali-mile pole passed. On the lower turn II was
very apparent that the belonged the Princess
as she pull and mai her lead oil two
lengths Coming down the bomestretch she showed
the way and the struggle great between Waco and
First Chance Tor second place Tho race fnisbed
by Princess OF Thule winning by two lengths, First
Chance second, who a length in front Of Waco.
Bondcll fourth, Major Barker fifth, Joo Hunt sixth.
Time, 1:ls
THE RACE
was handicap mile heats for all ages, for purse
of $3.50 to the first and $50 to tho second horse.
There were for starters J. McMahon's chestnut geld
ing K,lburn, by Ring gmaster-Ontaro, aged. III ibs
J; G, Bethune's bay geiding burgoo, by :, Hurrah1
s's Eye yeass old, % lbs B. 1cDansis bay col, Glen
81 lbs, and q. W. Medingers bay relding Little Eel
low, by LynchDurg-Mary GOOD, years old, 81 lbs.
Ksasn irOS, ''"i sursos secoSd eoS Ai Ronney
third, Glen Dudley fourth, Little Fellow
NTH On Tho upper turn s 10 ellen Dudley went
after tho quarter pole passed. On tho backstrelch
Burgoo his previous position and tho horses
In this way into the lower turn, when Glen Dudley
drew out and into second place and challenged
Burgoo He past the lhree-quarter pole and into
the home head and with Burgoo and Xii.
burn, with Kenny close up. Running up the homo
stretch GLEN Dudley proved the fastest horse he
won the heat by two lengths, Kburn second, one
length ahead Of Bureoo kenny fourth ana Little Fcl-
low 6nh. Wiihin one hundred yards from the finish
Kilburn's jockey pulled him up, which was the cause
OF his having been beaten SO much n the heat. Time.
1853. J.
$780, while Glen Dudley brought $l3 aud the field So.
The start was good, except that Glen Dudley
tive and got of lengths behind Burgoo, who got
Fellow fourth. Gen Dudley NTH On the upper turn
Kllburn went to the 'front.' besides which there was
change. On the backstrelch Glen Dudley took the
second position and tho horses passed the half-me
pole with Kllburn leading, Glen Dudley second, Bur-
GOO third, Kenny fourth, Little Fellow fifth. Gong
around the lower Glen Dudley went TO the front
and finished easy winner by two lengths, Kburn
second, Burgoo third, Kenny fourth, Little Fellow
hitb Time l:461a.
was hurdle OF mile heats four hurdles, for
ali ages for purse OF $3.50 for the first horse and $50
for The second The contestants were p. Noan's bay
god,ng Deadhead, by Julus-Leisure, aged, l59 lbs
George Ayres' bay colt FrederoSstown by Pat Maloy
Red Eye ssoa, No iOs J. R,ces Chestnut % horse 1s
Captain Hammer, by Vandal-Dow Drop, aged l3S
/ los A. D. Browns bay colt Problem by Pimlco, dam
by Australian, years old. l25 lbs ; H. Galneys bay
years old, 125 lbs, and NJ Daey's chestnut golding
Dandy, by Oysterman, Jr-Bet Arlington. years old.
l20 los
First Heat-Beioro the start the Geld sold for s26
while Problem brought $25 ana Deadhead $40. Alter
false starts the horses broke away with Dali
gasian In the lead, Deadnead second, Fredercktown
third the others closo together, and IN that order
they passed over tho first hurdle. Dailgasian held
the load over the second hurdle, but the back
stretch Problem up closely followed by Dandy
and Deadhead. Going over the third hurdle Problem
was IN 'front.' closely pressed by Dandy ana Deadhead
fourth hurdle passed over by Dandy and Problem
together. with Deadbead third, Dailsasan Captain
Hammer, Fredertcktown and NJ urat following Dandy
finished a winner by head, with Problem second,
Deadhead third, Dagasla2 fourth, Captain Hammer
i:s. / 5a ''N0' -' 49, = : N'''''''' '''
second Heat-The ned sold for $40 and Deadhead for
$40 The star! was good, DANDY getting away arst,
fourth, Fredcricktown and Captain Hammer hfth and
sixth. After passing the first hurdle Daiigasan went
TO the front, with Problem second, Captain Hammer
third, Deadhead fourth, Dandy fifth and Frederick
town sixth. In this order they passed tho quarter
pole and the second hurdle. Gong up the back
stretch Deadhcad went to the 'front.' the IT, ird hur.
die passed by him and Problem together, Dali
gasian third, Freder,cktown fourth Captain Hammer
NTH and Dandy sixth. On the lower the racing
was good. Deadhead and Problem ran head and head
over the fourth hurdle and the heat was finished with
Doadhead and Problem eveu-a dead heat-Dail-
gasan third, Fredercktown fourth, Dandy fifth and
Captain Hammer sixth. Timc. i 100,
Third Hsd.-ihe contest was then between Dead
head. Problem aud Dandy. rhe held sold for $50
against Deadhead, who sold Tor $50 Problem was the
upper Dandy went 10 the front and At the second
hurdle oight lengths ahead of Problem, who lead
Deadhead three lengths Al the second Dandy nearly
fell down. but recovered aud kept The lead, though no
lost hall OF his advantage by the accident. Al the
third hurdle Dandy was over first and Deadhead and
Problem went over together. Dandy kept the load
over iour,h hurdle ana finished Two ongths in
front OF Deaahead, who length ahead OF Prob
lem Timo :57 rms was Dandy's hrst win over
the sticks The following are the
SUMMARIZES.
WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB RACES. S.-BENNIxG's, Nov.
1-fIKsT RAct-iursc $780, $5o TO the second three
quarters OF d mile.
Stdrtcys.
d. McDanie's b. T. Princess OF Thule by Leaning
ton-Phcbc, years old, 81 lbs. Harvey !
W. Medinger's ch. Z. FIRST Change, by haywood
Dot, years old, lis lbs......... ..(kichardson)
NJ. Daily ch. =. Waco by Narragansctt-Julictta,
years olu, ioo Il D
J. Mchahons ch. |. Blonde, by Bonnie Scotland,
dam by Lexington years old, 9Z los. Walher) 1
ID. McDanel's D. c. Mayor Barker, by Astcrold--
Scnottscho, years old, g5 lbs. .(Proctorl
T. b. " W. X DAVIS c. Joe Hunt, by Alice Hunt
dam by Red Eye years old, 05 lbs. (Brown) 9
1 y. NJ HaiPs b. l. Eutcrpe, by Vauxhall, dam by
Eugene, years old, v2 lbs. (snieds) 4
| Time, is
SAME DAr.-Mic heat handicap-Pursc $3.50 for FIRST
horse, 500 Tor the second, for all ages
i starters.
y. Mcpaneps b. c. Glen Dudley, by Glen Athol-
hndsnc Dudley, years old 81 los. .(iarvey) / !
+. Gilespie's ch {. klburn, by Rngmasler-On-
tario years old, liz lbs. .(Millcr) 2