The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-06
WASHINGTON RACES.
DIsAGREEABLE WEATHER AND SMALL ATTEND
ANCE-Two RACES RUN AND ONE POST
poNED-GLEN DUDLEY AND FIRST CHANCE
THE WINNERS.
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pONED-GLEN DUDLEY AND FIRST CHANCE
THE WINNERS
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WASHINGTON, Nov s, 1877
To-day was the third and last OF the fall meeting OF
the Washington Jockey CLUB The weather cold
and uncomfortable, with indications Of an approach
ing snow storm; and the attendance. each OF the
preceding days, quito slim, though the accessi
bility OF the track to Baltimore Is easter
than that OF Baltimore Plmlico. and less
expensive II one wishes 10 DO independent in
his movements. The whole trouble has been
tho seemingly apparent which been
exhibited to keep the public from knowing that the
meeting TO take place. 1t was not advertised any,
where, and not onca OF the people OF ashngton and
OF those Of Baltimore had any knowledge
tina. the meeting would be held shortly after
O'Clock there quito shower Of RAIN sufficient to
drive the people from the pool stands, but the owners
oil the horses expressed determination to finish up
the meeting to-day tho state Of the weather
II possible.
THE FIRST RACE
was a selling race. aud quarter mica Horses
TO sold for ST. 200 TO carry full weight; for 900,
allowed lbs; Tor $3.50, allowed lbs. Tor $500,
allowed 10 lbs. and Tor $500, allowed 10 lbs. Purse
$3.50 first horse aud $50 Tor tho second. Tho
starters were D. McDauiels bay ally Lady Salycrs,
three years old by Longtellow-Genoura 81 lbs. tho
same gcntiemaps bay colt Glen Dudley, three years
old, by Glenelg-Madan Dudley, 90 lbs J. Nc
Mahons chestnut oily Blondei, three years old, by
Bonnie Scotland, dam by Lexington, So lbs, and Il
GnGney's bay golding Dailgasan, tour years old by
neystone-Lucy Fowler. Mcdaniel had the call AZ
the pools selling at SIS TO IS tor the aeld be-
tore the start McDanes entries sold az $40 to $50 tor
.s h'a 'front.' Souoe was sn Dudley
tnird and Lady saIyers last They passed
tho stand without change; but on the upper turn
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they passed the quarter pole together On the back
Glen Dudiey wont 10 tho hrst place and pissed
Dailgasau third and Lady Saycrs last. In that
the horses around the lower the
ished SIX lengths In front OF Blondel who led Dali
gas,an tnrec lengths, Lady Salycrs two lengths be-
hind. The race was nnisned uhdcr heavy rain aud
no official time taken. There was but one juoge
the stand aud objection was raised ON that &C
count, and there considerable delay, tho pool
sellers declining 10 settle until the matter was ad
justed. Mr.. Y. T. Hil tho proprietor OF the track,
Who offered the purses Tor the meeting. was tho
opJccor but under the rules Of the club Judge
sufficient. The matter was finally satisfactorily ar
ranged and The second race was called
TIE SECOND RACE
was tho Consolation Purse, and one-eghth miles,
Tor horses that mad run and not won during the meet
my; SlUo for the fra, horse aud $50 for the
second. The starters were +. M Has bay colt Dick
Sssscer years Old by Eugenc-Ia Rosa, 30 lbs. tho
same aentIemans bay nily Euterpe, Syears Old. by
Vauxlall, by Eugene, % lbs u. McDaaiels bay
colt MAJOR Barker, years old, by Astcroid dam Bal
nkceps DAM % lbs, and u. w. Mcdingcrs chestnut
gcdiug FIST Cbdncc u years oia Dy BayWooa-Dot,
Il5 lbs In the POOLS the field sold Tor 500 and First
Chance Tor $40 At the start First Chance look
the lead, with Euterpe second, Major Barker third
and Dick Sasscor last the stand was passed, and
they ran into the upper turn Eutcrpe went
To tho front, but on the bacSstretch First Chance
secured rsl place and passed the naif-mle pole
length Ia front OF Euterpe, with Major Barker third
ana Dick Sasscer trailing Two lengths behind There
WAS cnange on the lower turn nor down the home.
stretch, First Chance finished engi MS ahead
OF Euterpe, who led MAJOR Barker ono length, Dick
Sasscer fourth. Time, 2:01l. At the close oil tho
n "A q
track heavy that the remaining TWO races we're
postponed unt tomorrow, II the day shall prove lair,
wneu two additional races will be run.
The following arc the
SUMMARIES
WAsHINGToS JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs-TnIID DAY
Nov. 5-FRsT RAck-A selling rucc, one mile and o
quarter Horses TO be sold Tor 1890 to carry iul
weight, ST. 900 allowed ibs $3.50 allowed lbs, 5000
allo ~ lbs, $500 allowed ID lbs Tor purse
oil 5000 $3.50 $50 TO tho second horse.
ID. McDanici's D. C. Glen Dudley, by Glen Athol-
Madame Dudley, years, 30 lbs. i
J. McMuhon's ch. BIondeli, by Bonnie scotland,
dam by bennington, years, IS lbs ............
II. Gannoys b. Y. Daigaslan, by Barney Stone
Lucy Fowler, 4 years, 80 lbs INSTRUMENTATION.
ID. McDan,els b. I. Lady Salyers, by LongicIiow--
Gencura, years. 81 Observation-Disclosures. =
No time taken.
SECOND RAcE.-Consoation Purse, one mile and
eghth, horses that have run and not won az time
OF entering; 500 To first horse and 500 to second
G. w. Mcdinser's Gu &. FIRST Chance, by haywood
Dot, years, Ilo lbs.
+. VI Hals b. T. Eutcrpe, ny VauxhalI, dam by Eu-
gene, years, %
II. MsDanie's d. e. Major Barker, by AstcrUid, out
OF Baliankccps dam. years, 90 lbs............. 3
j. NJ. Halls b. G. DICK sasscer, by Eugene, dam La
Rose, years, % lbs.
Time, 2:O7A.