New-York tribune., 1885-10-24
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT IVY CITY.
MgowLIyG, BERsAN, BURcH, FosrERAL AND HEEL
ANp-ToE THE WINNERS.


u'powIIyG BERsAN, BURCH, FosTERAL AND HEEL
AND-ToE THE WINNERS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Ten good horses
came TO the post to-day when the frat race was c"u
II was dash Of one mile. for all ages specla "es
conditions The starters were; Tony roster 'o Dc NV
Iauchlin pounds over 109); Leroy a. RIVERS, op ;
McRowline 6. Godfrey 10D; Windsail %, Williams
7e) Barbara g. Hyslop. pounds over 80 hioruaun'
a. Euke so Hotachimle %, Greon. 1Ol; Lord Lorne
"a Johnson 3 hounds over 81 Kosette g. Anderson
30, Harefoot g, Potter, 99). McBowhns was 'no
favorite at $50 against Sls for Tony roster anu - ~
for Wndsail sIordaunt. Hotachimie Rosotte' haeioo
and the field SlO The betting was-McBownng 10 o.
Tony Foster to l. wlndsall and Rosetto each 10 l.
Barbara to l. Mordauut and Hotaohmie eaeh IL 10 l.
Uarefoot Is TO Leroy and Lord Lorne each ~ 10 l.
McBovllng won by two ngths ahead Of Harefoot Sec
ond TONY Foster third time l47i9 Mutual pools paid
50 TO- Winner was sold TO s. Emory for SZ6oo.
Three.year olds contended for the Potomac Stakes
The starters were Longvlew Fitzpatrick, lle) bersan
H. McIaughlin I1s) voante (IollOway,l1S); bonanza
Nv Donohuc llO. Bersan favorte in the auctions
at $50 TO 80 for Longvlew SIS for Voanto ana Slo
for Bonanza Betting-Longview 6to D. Bersan . 10 D
volante TO /, Bonanza to /. Bersan hnlshed WIN
ner four lengths ahead OF Volane second Bonanza 'n
time 25Glq. Mutual pools paid 81 DO.
The third race seven eghths OF mile TOT all ages
spccia weight conditions brought Bessie o. Done
hue 1Os) sam Brown Is, Arnold I'D; Brookwood o.
Meaton, 1O6 Lulu q, Potter 50; Burch o. Dc
Mclaughlin, 1Os Lady Loud a. Rivers, '9l ;
Mira g, Miller. 1922 Barch nT was sIs fsvOri5T fSp
Hrookwood Sii for sam Brown and $l1 for the held.
BETTING to 5, Lulu TO l. Bro9kwGod a 10 W,
each toll After several breaks the horses were sent
away good start. with Lnu IN front Bro0kWoo % ~ nc
lower Burch went mp TO ths first place ara ]
~ Iuln mn fS,rd time i3i Mutual pools paid 50 40.
In tho race for Congress stlkes-a selling sweep
stakes for All ages-the syrters were saltpetre g. Mar.
tin. 05j Bob Miles a, j. McLaughlin 1873 BOP COOK
H. Johnson So Enigma i.Potcr s9l; Fos eral o. Ar,
%od nc a IVD! oT $50 TO- gil for Bob Mics S25 for
Fntgma and the field SIG. The betting was Fosteral .
BGe to Ifs satnsire m 10 iS to l. Bon ' Cook Is to
Tie won by FoStera one ana hti, III, 3{
ahead Of Enigma second Bob Miles thlrdi tlnie '''''
The ffln race was mile heats for all ages /; iGee n
handicap The starters were Barnum B, Garrison ~
Colonel Clark g. Godfrey, l0l; Hseand Zoe 2 Fissi' d
100 Eapido @. oBrien, 9sl "hi%ss Is, Ese' % ~
VOlo -, Williams, 3D. Barnun was the I"s1',ts 80
10 S21 for IIrotaudToe, SO for Rapdo, 81 i9f oo
ond-1oc each to Rapdo 3 to Nnl4IS 'i,6 10
Colonel clark and NolO each II to l. Earhuui
finished Gsi IN froS9 Sa'y Of "0GSf Colonel % cafH second
Volo third tmo :4G. For the second heat Barnnm ,oi'
N r tHv s aarHam To- s. IIcci.ani.Toc and Rspdo each
and Colonel Clark, wLhsis and Volo each 10 to l.
Ueci.aud Toe won the heat by iensth ana pu.I,Cr
ahead of Colonel Clark second Barnam tIirL te - :;
For the third heat the pools were 500 Tor Bhm 20 -
Inc and the rncr by SIX lengths time li9 Mutuas
paid 81 90, 81 %, and - -.
BETTING oN To-DAYs RACES.
Tfrsf rGre-Tvy city stakes; mile, WIi-aNh ale t7tl.
SD Little Minnie tgO S33; Frank Ward l7ol F3O
Ucs-tr u. tSgl. Sil EkwOod 003l. $50. 80
SeeoHd Selling y mile. Richard l. l9', FlV
Queen Esther lg3l, SO; Pat Dennis tj6 - l DcIlo
2g So Lord LOrno 0il, - Chantclsgr tso' -
Mite r.. l9B. 81 John &. l99l Sl7 Rosetto t-Jl'
.iI Hofacnimic uO9l, Sl7 Eaibara "ll, -. 800
Third Handicap - miles Betsan q ~, SiiO
LEROY ts~l $50 Jim Douglas Nl5 $50; swift dO}l.
SIS II~e aud Toe uOf, so K!ag George 9Ol, 40
Valet uOgi. 500 Enigma 90, so.
Fourth rdce-OnN mile. Eca ulO so tol"nel
CLARK 400. Sl3 Bessie ul5. SlO Harcfoot CO9' -