Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-27
JOCKEY CLUB RACES
The Fall Meeting at Ivy City.

GOOD WEATHER AND GOOD SPORT TODAY
The fourth day OF the races at Ivy City drew an
immense number OF people to the track to-day,
and the sport fully up to the standard OF pre-
vious days The attendance was largely made up
OF ladies, the grand stand presenting q most
attractive appearance. The weather, as on ali
previous days. was good, the shower only helping
to keep down the dust The success OF the fail
meeting Is greater than was anticipated.
THE PROGRAM TO-DAY.
To-dsy's program comprises five races, as fol-
lows:
Trial race for purse of $500, $50 to the second
horse one mile DASH The entries are Iota, Pride,
Nancy Lisle, Springfield, frankie B.
second race, for all ages, one mile and an eighth
The entries are Constantine, Black Prince, Kene-
saw, Little Buttercup, Baby, Flower OF Meath.
eilhth. The entries are Helen Wallace, FAIR Count
Checkmate, Nettie, Ella Warfield.
Fourth race, mile heats. Entries: Bootjack and
Fifth race, handicap steeplechase. for all ages
Three horses, the property OF different owners to
start or no race. The steeplechaSe course. The
entries are Rochester, Harry Cow, Lille Morson,
Joe Hunt. Bethune, Startle.
AT THE POOL SELLING LAST NIGHT
in the first frankie B. the favorite. bring
ing $5O Springfield was second choice at $50 with
Iota S2O and S. for the field For the second Face
Little was srnng $50 kne
Stamina, $40, and Flower OF cath. s.. For the
third race Fair Count leads with 500; Ella War
Helen Wallace, SIS, and Nettie, s5. In the fourth
race there are but two entries. and Bootjack is
prime favorite, bringing $l25, while Monarch
The Races To-day.
FRANKIE WINS THE FIRST
frankie B. the favorite, won the first race easily
in 1:44A. Springfield second. French mutuals
paid s. Is.
KENNEsAw WINS THE SECOND RACE.
Kennesaw won the second race in 2:00H But
tercup second. French mutualS paid sA 25 But
tercup was the favorite, Baby second and Kenne-
saw third choice.
WAKEFIELD WINS THE THIRD.
Warfeld won the third race in 3:59k. Check
hot favorIte. Under the wire warfeld and Check
mate were neck and neck. The judge. after some
delay: gave Warfleld the race French mutuals
paid $17. 10.
OUsLY INJURED AND HORSE KILLED
The NTH race at the Ivy City track yesterday
STAR last evening" Was a three-quarter dash, and
was won by Buster in 1:17x, Helen Wallace second.
The starters were Buster, Mamie Fields, Helen
and Chicodee. In the pools Blienheim was the
favorite; when brought on the track: however, he
jockey was able to hold him In. Paris mutuals
paid ss245: When the whole field was running
together Mary Warren jostled Mamie Fields, knock
ri,ier. '''' 'A-' '''' '''' ''''' N'''' "''DA'
The sixth race, a steeplechase, was won by
Bethune, Joe Hunt second, Lilly MarSOn third,
Kitty Clark fourth and Flower OF Meath NTH.
Mutuals paid $lS g. In this race Mol Pros ridden by
Callahan, fell at the last earth wall and broke his
neck. The rider was badly hurt and is now at
Providence hospital in a precarious condition.
Mol Pros was owned by Hanley & Co., who refused
for him few days ago 81, 500
EXTRA DAY To-MORROw-THE PROGRAM
Owing to the grand success OF the meeting now
In progress, the executive committee the Jockey
Club determined last evening to give extra
days racing tomorrow, II the weather continues
favorable. There will be five races-the first
three-quarters OF mile; the second mile; the
third mile and an eighth; the fourth a mile and
hurdles. The visiting horsemen express themselves
as highly grat1fied with the manner in which the
Jockey Club has entertained them during their
stay here