National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-18

fourth and last day OF tho fall meeting Ol
the Maryland Jockey club, and the at.
tendance was the largest of tho meeting.
The weather was bright and pleasant, aud
larger number of private carriages were
out than since tho meeting began. Tho
fields generally were not as largo as to
induce great interest, but altogether tho
occasion has been Of much sttractivenoss,
Since the meeting began not jockey mas
boon fined, suspended, or censured. There
woro five events to-day, and the winners
were Mammonist, Wanda, Louisotte, Heel
aud Too, and Drake Carter.
1uo first race was one mile, for all ages
that had run and not won at this meeting,
horses beat twice allowed FIVE pounds,
purse $iOO for the first horse and $100 for
the second. Tho starters were Little
Minch, Lady Loud, Rosierc, Mammonist,
Bessie, Tolu, Farewell, and Woodllower.
Mammonist had the call in the auction
pools, at $50 to $50 for Little Minch, $l1
for Tolu. and $25 for the field. The bot.
ting was 4 to 8 on Mammonist, % to 1
against Little Minch, Q to against Tolu,
s to each against Lady Loud and Wood
flower, and 20 to / each against Rosiero,
Bessie. and Farewell.
The start was prompt, Farewell leading
of, with Little Minch second. Tolu third,
aud the others together. Going into tho
stretch Lady Loud went to the front and
Mt the quarter was q length In front Of
Tolu second. Little Minch third, Nam
monist fourth, and Rosiere, Bessie, Fare
well, and WoodAower following in the
order named. Lady Loud held the lead
through the backstretch, and had an ad-
vantage of three-quarters of n length at
the half mile, but there was no change Of
positions. In the lower turn Mammon-
ist went to the front. followed by Little
Minch, Tolu, and Rosiere, the others
punched. and so they passed the three
quarters. Mammonist came home an easy
winner, one length and a half In front Of
Little Minch second, one length and
half ahead of Tolu third, Rosiere fourth.
Woodhower fifth, Farewell sixth, Bessie
seventh, and Lady Loud last.
SUMMARY
Appleby & Johnson's Mammonist, yrs, by
Buckden, dam Monomanie, ITO pounds,
Biohm 4 CO.. Little ;Mincb,l a yrs, lis pounds, =,
(McLaughlin) .................."-...,........
Geo. Lorillards Tolu, yrs, LOG pounds, u,
SnHSS HSdS You'd yrs ioG pounds Clufch;
Davis and Halls Rosiere, 3 yrs, lOl pounds,
lWithers); o. Bowie's Bessie, yrs, (stoyal);
M Sngs 5snnaS' aS FarGwe WoddEGTer Egs no gGsnfS
pounds Iynchl, ran unplaced.
Time, l:15. Mutuels paid $40.
The second was the Electic Stakes for
2-year olds, one mile, colts to carry 110
pounds, and fillies and geldings 107
pounds; subscription $780, half forfeit
with 800 added by the club and $500 by
Cridgo & Co.; tho first horse to receive
$500 of the added money, the second $400,
and the third to save its stake. Wanda
Eachus, and Ten Stone were the starters
Wanda was favorite against the field at
$50 to $50 for Enchus, and s. for Ten
Stone. The betting was to on Wanda
81 to against Eachus, and 8 to against
Ten Stone. The horses were sent off to a
good start, with Eachus in front, Wanda
second, and Ten Stone last. There was
no change Of positions until after the
three.quarter post was passed, though
Eachus made splendid run through the
backstretch. Coming into the stretch
Wanda pulled out and shot to the front,
hotly pursued by Eachus, but she finished
winner by half q length in front of
Eachus second, one length and half
shead of Ten Stone last. J.
Summary.
p. Lorillard's Wanda, by Mortemer, dam
Minnie Minor, lO7 pounds (Onley).. y).........,.
j. McMnhon's Eachus iigrs'---i- tss---"s" o
Morris ~ ipitJiiiidS W.
ner P%s' ifa Maiacs paid $500
The third was the Breckenridge Stakes
for colts and fillies years old. Subscrip-
tion, $500, aud 800 forfeit; the club added
$1,000, of which $500 to second horse, and
the third to save its stake, winner Of the
Dixie five pounds extra, two miles.
Lousette, Blast and Loftin were the
starters Louisette was the favorite, selling
for $50 to $50 for Loftin and S11 for Blast.
The betting was 6 to 10 on Louisette, s to
against Loftin, and to against Blast
The start was good, Louisette getting
the jump, with Loftin second, and Blast
last At the quarter Louisette showed
length in front, and Loftin and Blast
were close together. There was no change
through the backstretch and around to
the stand where the Lorillard flly had
opened gap of one and one half lengths,
with Loftin second, and Blast last There
was no change to the quarter post. but in
the backstretch Blast went up aud at the
half mile post had second place, Loftin
falling back. Louisette was never headed,
and though Blast was pushed, she finished
an easy winner with hands down two
lengths ahead of Blast second, dozen
lengths ahead of Loftin last.
SUMMARY.
G.. Lorillards Louisette, by Glenelg, dam
Stamps, l07 pounds u. Donahuel. .......... /
b. McClelland's Blast, 110pOunds CLewis)... 2
Churchill & Johnsons Lohin, ll5 pounds
fi%e' 35S Mutue; paid siS0
Tho fourth race was free handicap
SIS each, club added $400 for the first
horse and 800 for the second. The start
ers were Referee, Heel and Toe, Nettle,
Ida Stanhope, and Compensation
Nettle was the favorite at $40, to Heel
and Toe $32, Referee, $50; Compensation,
Sl2, and Ida Stanhope, Sl1. The betting
was to on Nettle, 2 to 1 each against
Referee and Heel and Toe, to against
Ida Stsnhope, and 10 to against Com
pensation.
The horses started at the word, Heel
and Toe in front, followed by Nettle,
Referee, Ida Stanhopr.and Compensation
in the order in which ,hey are named.
At the three-quarter 20 Compensation
showed in front, W. Heel and Too
second, and the others lu-ether. Passing
the stand Heel aud Toe l. the advantage
by nose In front Of Coz .nsation second,
Nettle third, Ida = ope fourth, and
Referee last. In the e turn Compen-
sation again went to tac front, and was a
half length ahead OF Heel aud Toe at the
quarter post, with Referee close up, and
Nettle and Ida Stanhope following. In
the backstretch Heel and Toe challenged
Compensation, and passed him before
reaching the half. f.mile post, besides which
there was no change. In the lower turn
Nettle again went forward. and was
second at the three-quarter post. The
run was then made for the finish, but
Heel and Toe captured the stake, beating
Ida Stanhope half length, two lengths
off following Ncttle, Referee, and Com
ponsation.
SUMMARY.
Mr.. Kelso's Heel and Toe, years by Glen.
eg dam la Polka, 100 pounds (Meaton).... 1
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