New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
FACING IN IHE RAIN.
LAST DAY OF THE IVY CITY MEETING.

DUNBINE, HERMITAGE. IELfE DOE. FRANKIE b. AND
BIGGONNEr THE WINNERS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-This was the fourth
and last day the meeting of the National Jockey
Club at Ivy City About O'clock rain began 10 fall and
the three last races run in heavy shower The
winners were Danbine, Hermitage Telie Doe Frankie
r and Blggonnet. The first was for purse OF
800 for twO-year-ods. The starters we're Dunbine
Uamilton), no. Relax d. McLsughiin). 10Y; Count
Lima BENDER, IO2; Fssehood Church,, 80 Ermine
tEkie 92 and Pleasantly III. Lewis, 92 The betting
was6to5 > against DuuDne, to against Ermine, 3l2
To against Relax. to against Pleasantly. 40 to
against Falsehood. and so to l against Count Luna
Dunbine finished winner ny two lengths with Count
Lima second three len .ths ahead OF Relax thrd lime
-l:3O Muuals paid Sl3 40.
The second race mile for a purse OF $3.50
The following started: Ferg Kyle, (NcIsughnnl,
IA. Havana 5 Garrison 1874; Burr Oak, (Updyke).
1o3: Bessie 6 vckersl. 12l; shsmrOck. aged 81.
Kep1y, l2I; Alamo, (3ender l15; Harry Russell,
dIamItou) 115; Hermitage 3 Godfrey, III; Maggie
A. 3 tWatson), ll2. The betting was to l on Ferg
KYLE to l against Hermitage, to l against Harry
Russell TO l each against Havana and Burr Oak 30
TO l each against Alamo and Maggie A aud 40 to l
against Shamrock. Hermitage won by an open length
In front OF Bessie second, two lengths ahead OF Harry
Russeu third Tme-144. Mutuas paid 500 70.
Hermitage vas sold after the Walter Hanson,
Of New-York; price not stated
The third was a handicap sweepstakes one mile and
The starters were lellt Doe, lJ
lpl III; Frank Ward, 3 (Hsmiton), lib; Herbert,
aged tGarrison) 1O9; Gonfaon Godfrey, 1O9, and
Pegasus Bender, I05 The betting was to 3
against Herbert. to l against FRANK Ward, 3 TO
against Gonfaion, to against Telie Doe and II to
against Pegasus. Telie Doe was first hom", neck in
front of Frank Ward second, length ahead OF Con
falon third. Tme-1:56ls Mutusls paid S24 80.
The fourth was a selling heats OF six furlOnEs
purse s4OO The frankie B.. aged tGarri-
son) 10; Tom Berlin aged Church, lO5; Error, 4
OhappeiD, lO5; Nellie Van, 3 Hogan. 100 and Me-
Bowling, aged (Bondcr 100. The betting was 4 ~ D
on Frankie b. TO each against Error aud Nes Van.
& 10 against Bowling and II to against Tom Ber
lin Error won The heat by six lengths with Frankie
second two lengths ahead OF ron Berlin third.
For the second heat the betting was TO on Error.
: 10 5 against Frankie B., 4 to against McBOwlinE,
6 To against Nellie Van and to l against Tom Bcr
I'm frankie B. captured the heat by length, with Er
ror second, q length In front OF Tom Berlin third.
For the third heat the betting Was 10 ) on FRANKIE
r. and TO l agalnsi Error. Frankie Il. easy and
6ntshed winner by lengths Timr-l:l6, 1l6
I:I0ia Mutuas paid Sl2 25 $l2 35 and So so.
The nfh WAS one mile. purse $500. Ihe following
startsd: Mamie Hogan, (Bender). lO3 Mute. ) tdc-
Cartby), lO2 Zsmors, OIOganl 9S: Mamie Hunt. g..
(Churchl ga BggoDnet (Elke), %; Caiesby gellGg,
3 (AndersOn) 50, and Bonanza, lHamilon), lO3 Inc
betting was 10 on Blggonnet. TO l each against
Bonanza Mamis HGnt, Zsmora and Mamie Hogan 10
/ against Mute and 20 TO against CatesDy gelGins
Rggonnet was first IN three lengths ahead OF Mamie
Hunt second, one length In front OF Bonanza thirJ
Time -l:44 Mutuas paid elO 90