New-York tribune., 1885-10-21
A SURPRISE AT IVY CITY.
TONY FOSTER LEADS A LARGE FIELD.
JIM DOUGLAS, TELIE DOE, SWIFT AND MBowLlNG
THE OTHER WINNERS,

THE OTHER WINNERS
W,survcroy. Oct. 2O.-There was good
racing AT Ivy City to-day In the presence OF large NUM-
bers OF spectators In the first race, one nic ior al
ages for purse $780, the starters were Cora1ne IT,
Cooper 100; strathspey nged Mclaughlin, ll3; Rca
g. Meaton 40; Jim Douglas tased, W. Donohue loo)'
and Lady Loud e., Rivers, 100. strathspey was the
favorite selling in the pools for $50 to go Tor jim
Douglas and 81 the field. The betting In the DOCKS
was to 3 strathspey, to Jim Douglas, y 10 kiea
and 40 to l each Corane and Lady Loud III the hoiho
stretch there contest between jim Douglas anu
strathspey but the former won by length stranspey
being fifteen lengths ahead of Rca; me l:i3 Mutuals
paid Sl6 As.
For the Anacosta Stakes for yearods SO each
play or pay, the club adding $500, 1ls miles,
the starters were Lougvew Fitzpatrick l2o); Maumeo
(Meaon. l1O) Elmendorf (McLaughlin' ll5) Mr"
MILLER lIO; Telie Doe Maynarl, 1lO John C. (Iiiggs
lOs); Rosette Cwithers, lO5l; barefoot (W Donohne
I'D ; and Bonanza Martin, llO). Tehe Doe was tho
favorite in the pools at $40 against S29 FOR Maumee'
S1s for Emendorf Sl1 for LongView $40 for Rosette
ana the field S2l. The betting In the books was to
against Telie Doe. 4 to l each against Manmee anu
FlmendoIf 6 10 / LOngvew, to each John I. ahu
Rosette aud long odds against the Others There was
hard finish under the whip Tee Doe winning ny ] nan
length Emeudorf second, length III trout o Bonahza'
time 1853 Mutuals paid $40 %. ,.,,-,. ..o
club adding 5000 Il miles, contested by Ehisha
a, Mclaughlin, 1OD: Leroy a. RIVERS OUi NUS
George g. Williams 92l swift %, Huston 100 He9i nee
Swift faVore In the pools at go 10 10 ior
Heeland-TOe and $40 for Enigma, ana the hed IL
The betting In the books even against swift,
to Heel and-TOe, TO each Enigma ana Bessie ~
to King George. and II to Leroy. Bessie lcd an the
way the homestretch, when swift came WIN Hasn
and won by two lengths, Hee-and-TOe second hing
George third ; tIme 2:lll2 Mutuals paid ~ 10.
I'm selling race one mile for all ages. the starters
were Cardinal dcCloskey q. Potter, 1913 Pat Den
mis- 5, Cornell, 90 UbertO %, Anderson 50 iotaGn'
mie 6. Maynard, l0D; Tony Foster 70. mcbiugaiiih.
IlO Bonnie s. 3, Eilke, 79) POOnia 70, Arnold va
and Chanticeer q, Williams, s5). Cardinal McClOskeS
sold In pools at T5O 20 for Bonnie - $O
for UberO. ~ for IlOjachimie aud the HELD vi Inc
betting IN the books to Cardinal McCloskey, ~
to Bonnie =, and long odds against the others o5
Foster won by lengths, Uberto second Carllna NC
Cioskey third time, li5 MuuaIs pald $oo oO' boOAS
II 10 /. No bid for winner. , - ,.
In the nth race, heats OF 81 mile, Tor AL ages, 10.
a purse of 5000. the starters were WhzNB
g. Martin, ION McBowing %, Godfrey
iGD; frankie b. g. McLaughlin lo4l
Brookwood %. Meaton, 100; and Bald Hornet o.
Williams sO. frankie b. was the fayorite at $40 To-
$50 for BrookwOUd, $l7 for McBOwling and the heiu
Sl3. The betting in the books was TO Frankie B;
: TO BroOkwood, 3 to 1 McBowling to Whzgig ana
10 tO / Bald Hornet -,
frankie b. won the first heat by half length,
McBowling second. two lengths ahead OF Bro0kwOod
time I:lGlo Mutuals paid SIS 20. For the second
heat FRANKIE b. sold $50 against the field at 81 Inc
betting i'm the books was . to Frankie b. 10 Brook
wood, 4 to MoBOwlng. and 10 to Whizgig aud Bali
Hornet McBowling won Ivy two lengths, BroOEwoOd
second three lengths ahead OF FRANKIE b.; time l;lb2
Mutuals paid SA / 40. For the third heat McBowllng
was the favore AT 800 to $50 for frankie B. The
betting was 40 to 100 McIOwng and to . frankie B
After a McBowling won by three-fourths OF
a Mutuals paid 80 80