National Republican., 1886-11-04

IVY Olby McIo uinpiy IeMhIueu buIOuBu Juc
pleasure Of witnessing sport OF character
that has never been surpassed on our local
track. The fields were large, the contests
exciting, and the time made In two OF the
events the best ever recorded at Ivy City.
Only one favorite won, Cleaner, Dunbine,
Pontico, and Millie being bowled out In
succession. Telie Does victory In the fret
race was a regular knockdown blow for the
"talent," they plunging on Cleaner ind
Barnum as II II was q certainty that one or
the other was bound TO win. A feature Of
the day was the mastery riding OF Hamil-
ton, "the Brighton Beach Murphy,n he
plotting Tele Doe, Boaz, and Frank Ward
to victory, Telie Doc starting as 20 TO
outsider.
Cleaner was strong favorite In the FIRST
race, Barnum and Jim Douglas ranking
next in popular favor. When the flag fell
Tele Doe was In front, with Lizzie D1yer
second, the start being very good. Church
at once sent Lizzie Dwyer to The front, and
carried on the running at very fast rate
past the quarter, half, and three quarters,
Jim Douglas lying second and Cleaner
third A furious race down the home
stretch between Telie Doe, Cleaner, Doug.
las, and pericles resulted, to the surprise Of
everybody, In the success Of Mr.. Burchs
fast lilly, she defeating Cleaner by length
and half, In the remarkably fast time OF
1:2Tl-the best ever made on the local
track at the distance. Pericles was fair
third. Time, 1:27l. Mutuels paid 5000.
Four OF the seven starters for the second
race, six furlong dash for 2.year olds, were
well backed, viz, Dunbine, Relax, Pleas
antry, and Ermine; the first named, with
Blaylock up, being slightly the favorlte.
The start was very fair, with Falsehood
slightly In the lead of Dunbine, the others
well up. Falsehood led TO the half, where
she was Joined by Dunblne, the two running
Tapped to the three.quarters, where False
hood was beaten. Rounding into the
stretch Relax and EImine moved up to Dun
bine, and a neck-and- neck struggle to the
wire resulted In the success OF Relax, she
defeating Duubine by good neck, with the
latter Tapped out by Ermine. The Others
were beaten of. Time, 1:l6l. Mutuels
paid Sl2.65.
The selling race was the medium of quite
plunge on Pontico, but the good thing
did not come of, Boaz proving one of the
easiest winners, John G and Calera carried
on the running to the quarter, where
Hermitage went to the front and led
until well in the stretch, when Hamilton
brought Boaz up with rush, and won
easily from Hermitage by three lengths,
she being two In front OF Pontico. Time,
] 40. Mutuels paid $2025
A good class OF horses conten led for the
honors In the fourth event, Dwyer Bros.'
fine mare Millie being q decided favoite;
but she proved utterly unable to give away
the weight asked, 1.-the winner turning up
In one OF the fastest and gamest little horses
now running. Bonnie Prince took the lead
at the start and was ar once Joined by Con
Talon, the two running head and head aud
very fast past the stand, quarter, and to
near the half, where Blggonette made O
dash for the lead and took 1t. She held
pride OF place until well down the stretch.
Milie was beaten at the furlong, where
Frank Ward began to work forward.
At the betting grounds he had succeeded In
getting lead and coming right along, and
won handily by length. Biggonette and
Irish Pat made close finish that looked
very much like dead heat for the place
money, but the judges placed Blggonette
second by the shortest OF noses. The time
(1:55) was very fast. Mutuels paid $40 10,
The sport wound up with a mile and q
quarter dash over FIVE hurdles, which Ten.
nessee won with the utmost ease from Burr
Oak, Rushbrook finishing a bad third
Time, S2:19. Mutuels paid $l2:65.
SUMMARY.
First race Purse $500. OF which SOD TO sec
| ond; for all ages. Winner of a single race a
| Ivy City Selling races eXcepted) since Oct y
| TO carry weight for age; OF two or more
lbs. extra; other hor'es allowed 10 lbs.
non-winners in 1856, IL ) years old or upward
| allowed l5 lbs. Seven furlongs.
W. 7. Burch's ch. f. Telie Doe, 4yrs., l0j lbs.
Hayden 4 Barry's ch G. Gleane. aged,
100 lbs (McLaughlin) ...........,.........
J. V. Eliors b. 6. Pericles, yrs, los lbs. III.
H. ]. %io;oioids b. g. BaTnum, aged, i2o
E. COrrlgan's CHI, I. Lizzie Dwyer, yrs, iOj
lbs; SChTrSh In ro:;.s: :.ot Il:
lbs. .(Blaylockl ,.::...,."."".... ..........
Riverside Stables blk g. Pegasus yrs, 105
S r. MiiePsb GSF C. Harry Russell yrs los
H, /. smith's:b. c. Alamo, q yrs, 1903 lbs.
BettihRgmTciis Doe % to aud to TO
| place, Gleane G to ana 8 ID 8 for place
| Harry Russell 30 to l. Jim Douglass to l. Bar
nun 2l5 to ], Pegasus 10 10 /, Perlcles 20 to |
Alamo so to /, aud Lizzie Dwyer IL toll.
Second race-Purse $500, of which SlO1 to sec
race overnight sweepstakes excepted. Win
neTs OF $3.50 TO carry ll5 lbs; OF $500, ll0 lbs
| other winners, 105 lbs, maidens, 100 lbs. Sc!
allowances Six furlongS
Laughing l...".......... .,''."....,.....,,.
W. Jenning'sb b. C. .Dunbine, yrs, ITO lbs
(Biayiock l;,..,,''
| W, B. Morris's ch. I. Ermine, yrs, 81 lbs.
T. i. Dizney's b. c. Falsehood, 2 yrs, 100
oden Bowie'sbr. c, Valiant, 2 yrs, 100 lbs,
Charles ox'sb. f. Pleasantly, yrs, .; lbs.
Riverside Stables b. g. Count Luna, yrs, yrs,
be- BettngNReax m to and to for place
Dunbine 4 to and to for place, Pleaslntr!
| dtol Falsehood 10 to /, Ermlne TO /, Valiant
| 20 to |, and Count Luna 30 tol.
II. - .Ial.
ond; for all ages. The winner 10 be sold 70
| $1,000. If for less, l 10. allowed for each go
| down to $500. Winner of any selling race sine
| oct. 20 10 carry lbs, extra. One mile and {
W. h. jennings gr. C, Boaa, yrs, 100 lbs.
(Hamilton) ...,..,......,,.......,..
J. J. Carter ch. {, Hermitage, 8 yrs, % lbs.
fremont Stables b. c. PontIco, yrs, los
W, p. Burch's b. 6. John c, yrs, lOS lbs.
w. H. Bnratts cG. l. Nellie Van yrs i0i
lbs Ranertyl ..:. ".""""...."..,.;,...
G., Cooks b. g. Big Head, yrs, O2 lbs. (I.
H. i, Smiths br, Dr. M. Sister, yrs, ilOo lbs
Blohm 4 Co.'S b. Lancaster, yrs, lOllbs.
G. D; NorrIs's ch. T. caierG, yrs, Oi lbs. lbs.
G, ". Pools blk, z. McBowIing, 1 Yrs, ioi
| lbs. (Gerheardty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
| G.. i. Sanders b. h. Havana, yrs, JOB lbs.
Mhlsonl ,:',,,;,';.'' ;;''','..','
J. McMahon's b. Q. frankie b, aged, l0j
lbs. lMcCnrthy). )......... ..,,..,-..........,.
Betting-Boaz 4 to ! and 10 for place
Hermitage 10 to l and TO for place, 1911
Head 10 to /. Ponuco to !, Nellie Van 10 4
l, Lancaster 10 TO ], John 10 TO ], Calera l
to |, Havana 30 TO I, Sister 25 TO l, MGBowlini
10 to |, and frankie b Stol.
Fourth race-A handicap sweepstakes OF 81
| each or sb II declared. The club 10 add sj0l
| OF which SlU0 to second. one mile and one
| eighth.
W. Il. jennings b. C. Frank Ward yrs, los
lbs lHamilton) ....,".,..".,,,,...;,.
| W. r. Burch's b. |. Biggonette, yrs, W los.
NElklt) .'s''',.
T.. COTrigan's ch. C. Irish Pat, yrs, llS lbs
| lkHHerly).' ''''..'','''.,....'
| Dwyer Bros 3 b. T. Mile yrs, lO2 lbs.
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