The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-10-25

others close up, aud so they passed the half mile
post, around the lower turn and TO the three quar-
tiers In the straight Jim Douglas went to the Lead
Swift, second, a half length ahead OF Enigma, third,
Valet fourth, Heel ana oe ffth, King George sixth,
sll9s. '' '
The fourth race was n dash OF one mile for horses
that had run and not won At this meetings those not
non winners in 1855 allowed twelve pounds. Hare
loot, tsimpsonN 100; Bessie, twthersl lis; Col.
spracue, (Maynsrd,l ITO, started. col sprsguc was
favorltc at 500 TO t3b Tor RIGA, S5 FOE Col CLARK,
AMI the Held ssl. The betting was Q to on Col.
Clark. 10 against Bessie, ami 10 TO against
Marcfoot. The start was good, with Rlca first OF,
Col. Spraguc last. Before the quarter was passed
Col. Clark went to second place, and they ran
without change. Rca held The lead al the halfmile,
with Col CLARK second, Col Spraguc third, barefoot
fourth, and Bessie last. There was no change In
The lower turn nor ut the thrcc.Quarter post, but
when they entered the homc-stretch Col. spraeue
pulled out aud went 70 the 'front.' finishing winner by
In front of Rica, third Bessie fourth, and barefoot
last. Time, :4,ls. Mutual pools paid s'.s5.
The hflh race was free handicap seepleehase
which 500 to second horse. The starters Que
bee, Uopel 1888; 1tlford twynne,) 1885, and Jim Me-
to s4s for Jim McGowen and sis for Tilford. The
betting was to on Quebec, 0 to 8 against Jim Me-
mowan, and to ia, against Tiord The start was
towan last. There was no change until the second
Jump In the east field was passed, when Tilford
Held Quebec then again took the Lead and all the
Jumps were successfully made until the water leap
nth S Sos or ana on, 81
the race, aud finished winner eight lengths ahead OF
Jim MCGOWAN. Time, $40. Mutual pools paid
$685..
The sixth race was one mile for gentlemen riders;
weler weights, overweight allowed; purse $3.50, OF
4 mn
for Col Clark and 81 for Mordaunt. The bet
10 to against Mordaunt lrhe starr was poor, Ecua-
dor being four lengths behind. Col. Clark led OF,
quarter Mordaunt went to the front and held II to
the hafmle. when Col. Clark went to the front and
held Il to the finish, two lengths ahead OF Mordaunt,
second, and ten lengths ahead OF Ecuador, last.
Time, ISL. Mutual pools paid ttobS
Racing at Brighton Beach.
NRw YORK, Oct. A.-First race-Purse $3.50,
selling allowances; mile aud a furlong. King
Time, a:olS. Mutuals paid 500.
Second race-Pnrse $3.50, selling allowances; mile
and farlong; Hickory Jim won. Ktohba second,
aud homage third. Time, 2:02 Mutuals paid S5l.
Third race-Purse $500, handicap; heats Of one
mile The first heat was won By Brc a.brac, Topsy
Second heat-Molle Walton won, Topsy second,
Caramel third, and Keokuk ami Rushbrook dis.
% ana Moo Walton 1ra ss easS MS
Walton won by length and halt. Time, i:isN.
Mntuals paid for the race $i4.
Fourth race--Purse $3.50, for maidens of all ages,
to carry 100 pounds; seven furlongs. Castian
won. Garnet second, aud Teresa third. Time, :3sA.
Mutuals paid $40.
The entries and weights for tomorrow at Brighton
are as follows:
First race-Three quarters of a mile; selling.
Electric Light ITO; j. ". White, 1o5; Petrea, lo5;
Castilan, 1897. Terry Barton, 102; Bonanza, 10i;
Unique, 100; Gauley, 100; Billy Mack, 100; Yelyer.
ton, W; Hop Sing "; Lizzie Walton. 81; Leonidas,
%; Caiillne, 81; Lelogos, ~; Lizzie d., ,q3.
Second race-Seventh. eshihs Of mile; selling
Tacoma, 1l3; Belle b., los; Woodhower. 1O5; Ten.
strike lo5; Battledore, 105; Black Jack, l03 Joe s.
i0s; Miss Goodrich, 100; Endymon, 100; Harry
Rose 100; Joe Murray, 100; Broughton, 1907 Jocose,
ios; Gariieid, 100; Granite, 1901 Breyet, ss; War
Third race-1ls miles. k.ohba, no; COrsican, 1906;
waukesha, 1906; Jack OF Hearts, LOG; King D 106;
Nimblefoot, lo2; Joe Howell, IS; Blizzard, %; Hck.
ory Jim 9s; Allanoke, 9s w. White, 90; Sparta.
Gus, 80; Monk, 90; Ghost, 30; Wanna. IIa.Ta, 90.
Fourth race-Three.quarters OF a mile. Suiler,
lis: Little Mnch, 1ls: King Fan, 49, Jim RenwcI,
liS; Perlces ll5; Mile, 49, Theresa, 40; Laura
Garrison, 81.
Fifth race-one mile. Trafalgar, 1876; Clarence,
ZIG; Mineral, 1l3; Audacity, 1l3; homage, l13;
Petersburg; 1917 Riplette, 1oa; Ernest, 49,