New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17
THE IVY CITY RACES.
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB FALL MEETIN
ApAyzA. LEO PAROLE, BREEZE AND GATH TIE
WINNERS on THE OPENING DAY.


ApAyzA. LEO. PAROLE, BREEZE AND GATH THE
WINNERS on THE OPENING DAY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1G.-The fall meeting OF
tbc National Jockey Club opened to-day The track
was in fine condition. and the attendance was large
Aranza Leo Parole Breeze and Gath were the winners
Tie crs were Washington Booth. Colonel ]. Mclibbn
aud Lieutenant W H. Emory, U. S. n, running judges
T W boswell and +. NJ Hll, time judges; and d. ClaTk'
starter When old Parole appeared on the track he was
greeted with cheers and the waving Of handEercneS
The first race was a dash OF mile for all ages the
starters were Aranza 5, shauer, III; iomesP'n, -
MAYNARD 100; Fairvicw s, DOnohuo, 92 ana Brad D.
Cross Ill The betting 25 to 100 on Aranza TO
AGAINST Brad 20 to l against Farview' an"
05 TO l against HOmespun. The horses
cot off 10 poor start AranZa fully two lengths
in 'front.' Brad second, Frycw third and HomeSpun last
Tie pace was slow and Aranza kept the lead by SIMPLY
caloping There contest down the hoiheatr'''h
10 the finish. Aranza coming home four ieng'hs au VI
Brad second ten lengths ahead Of Homespnn trd ana
p,,iryiev away of Time l'44l4. French pools paid
So 60.
The second was for the Arlington Stakes for twoyear
olis thrce-guarters of mile The starters were Leo
Cney 100; sister, Fisher 1927 Eclit, MeatOn 81; rom
Holloway, 10Y Wclcher, J. Mclaughlin, 10; Ecuador
Garrison, 100: and Old Liz J. Donohue, 90 Leo WIS
the fayorte. The start was good Welrler first aW2E'
Leo second Tou tur Eclat fourth sister MN oii M
sixth and Ecuador last Leo soon to2A h!7, ii.. -
the finish ran easily and passed under Tue sunS 'A
lcurths ahead OF EClat second, .Nelchcr lulf" ','
Liz fourth Ecuador fifth. TOlu sixth ana sister Last
Time l:lT. French pool, paid - %.
Nrx followed the Washington stakes for al ages ono
and a uu uter miles Parole Olney ldca, l!!ghi NVl
n,us9ti0u OInaIy: and Colonel Spr1Ele, 4tNhirl;
started Parole sold 10 against the Held Inc htNuH|
was l 10 Parole; Ia each against lacd ahd I"i-
ourl Sprlg1e: ana 10 TO l against Compensation ! ne
horses of well together, Parole in the lead Nh h
second Compensation third Before Trdcuus tlr H@In
Parole fe back the last place and Hca lea WIN Col
Oupl Sprague second In the upper turn Colonel SVIL
went to the mont and at the quarter post Was AtI
length in front of Rica second neck ahead OF Conpcn>
tiOn third In the back stretch Parole moved mp ana NJ
the half mile post I'D second place. IN thr lower
turn be went TO TIE front and at the tAIf'-
quarter DoSt led Colonel Sprague thIcc-QUHr"TS OF
lnn4aon last Colonel SuTaguc and Rict struggled hii
down the hOmcstTgtCh, but Old PdrO" finished an easy
winner four lengths ahead Of RCa second, nall EGih
n front Of Colonel Sprdguc third and Compensation lsl
Time 2:lO. French pools paid So -.
The fourth selling for all ages iuriunTs.
Tie starters Weasel, Cross lOl pounds; W OF i"E,
Iraig 81 Breeze. Omey. 81; Wandering, Purcell - +;
FirrhIand Davis sc; ChiCEadoe, J. DoH0hnc, - klR
Tom Leach, 10 Mark, COwal, 80; Ret0Tt, GARRISON
o. bismarck Chatwin, Sc and BuTch, Maynard, 81.
Breeze was the fvOtc. After dozen breaks the horses
were sent off to "A very good start with wandering hf7t
Chcadee second, War Eagle third On the turn teHr'
who had been among the last, moved FORWARD anu wac
second before reaching the thTecquaTtcTs. Down Tue
stretch 10 the finish Breeze pulled out and went 10 INC
front and finished winner by about length alcai OF
Wandering second, Birch third and war Eagle, BIS
InaTck Cnickadee, Mark, King Tom, Weasel l!etoii
and Firebrand last. Time l:Ol4 French pools pau
The day closed with a handicap hurdle race, 4 miles
over five hurdles. The starters were Buster McIidl'
li9; Gath, J. Meaney, l3S; BcdNfrWEGh; =
Nolan 1876 Red Fox. W Meancy 100; ana HelOsG,
Pope, 123. Gath won, Buster second, BeaNSIMyGth5
third, Heloise fourth Time 2:33. French pools p"a