The Sunday herald., 1886-11-07
RUNNING AT IVY CITY.
splendid Closing of tho Extra Meet
tng-Sptritcd Contests Bctwcc Good
Horses.

Horses.
Yesterday was the fourth audosl day OF the extra
meeting " the National Jockey club at Ivy city.
Tho weather during the early part Of the day was
cloudy and threatening. About O'Clock rain began
10 al anl Tue last three races were run In heavy
shower. The attendance was large and the track in
good condition. The winners were Dunhlne, Her
mltage; !,s Ie'e Doe, Frankie b., and nggonuette;
500 to the second fortwoyear-oids that had never
won slese race, over high sweepstakes excepted;
OF 5000, ITO pounds; other winners, lo5 pounds;
maidens, % pounds: sex allowances. The starters
lnA lol; Count Luna, Nlenderl iO2; Falsehood,
Nhurch,l w; Ermine, tEllkcA o2, and Pleasantly,
gu. Iewlsl ". The betting was 10 against Dun.
blne, $ TO against ErmInc, s% to against Relax,
to against Pleasantly, Is TO against FalsehooI,
aud 30 10 against Count Luna.
The start was good, with Dunbine leading, False
hood second, Relax third, Count Luna fourth,
hrmlne nlih, and Pleasantly last. After leaving
the post Fasehood went to the front and led at the
quarter and through the backstretch TO the
half.mie. Count Luna then went to the front and
ran irst TO the three-quarters post, when Dunbine
TIs up nr ,ne rmnnng and ran to first place lIc
Luna second, three lengths ahead OF Relax third,
and Pleasantry, Ermine, and Fasehood following IN
Muiuals paid sl9 i0
The second race was one mile for three. ear. .ods
and upward Purse, $3.50, OF which $50 to second
horse. Weights 2s pounds above the scale. Horses
beaten once at Ivy City since November Q allowed
pounds; twice allowed l2 pounds; nonwinners OF
Ing started: Ferg Kyle, 0, u. McLaushlnJ Isl;
Havana, 5, Garrison, 1874; Burr oak, 5, (UpdyKe.j
Kenney smo bener s: a1,y aged S.
sell, b uiantonl lis; Hermitage, 3, (GodfreyO li2
and Maggie A.. 3, twason,l ll2. The betting was !;
against Harry Russell. to each against Havana an
and Burr Oak, 80 to each against Alamo aud Maggie
A., and ~ TO against shamrock.
The start was fair, with Burr Oak In front, Ferg
kye second Bessie third, aud the others together.
In the turn Harry Russell went to the front and was
n ~ 1ua rtar i,h
the backs,retch the horses strung ont Ferg Kyle
was leading, with Harry Russell close up, Hermit
age third, and Bessie fourth; all the others away
on. Ferg Kyle led to the threequar post, when
Hermitage made her run and finished winner by one
length In front Of Bessie second, two lengths ahead
Burr Oak, Maggie a, Shamrock and Alamo follow.
| Ing; Time, "a Mutuals paid s5o.I5.
Hermitage was sold after the race TO Walter Han.
son, OF New York. Price not stated.
q, The third was handicap sweepstakes Of $40, or
s " Geesrea y, s one one mule nj aud an eighth Club added
were: Telie Doe, !, u. McIauRhlin,) III; Frank
Ward. B, lHamonl ll3; Herbert, aged, (Garrison )
senSer Cs The Il SSaIreyS Sssg ios and Pegasus
bert, 2to against Frank Ward, to against Con.
Talon, . to against Telie Doe and l2 to against
Pegasus. e"''
The start was good. with Telie Doe first or Her
peri second, Frank Ward third, and the others on
even even terms Herbert at once went to the front,
'egasus to second place, and GOnfalon to third in
which order the judges stand was passed. Herbert
neld the lead to the quarter but in the backstrech
post but fell back in the lower turn and Herbert
was again in front at the quarters. Teie Doe
then ran for the finish and was first ho,ne neck in
'front.' OF frank Ward, second, a!ength ahead OF Con.
falon,. third, Herbert fourth. and Pegasus last.
Time I :S6S Mntnals paid s24 80.
Ine fourth was heats OF six furongs for all ages
Purse, 800, of which 800 to second horse Winner
70 oe s9d at auction for s20o0 II for less, pound
allowed for each 800 down to s50O; two year -ods
10 carry pounds above the scale. The starters
were FranEie b aged, (Garrson.) ITO: Tom Berlin,
agen, schnrch,, los; Error 4; tChappell lo!: Nellie
100. The betting was to on FranSie b., 3 to /
each against Error and Nellie vane, to against
MGBowling, and l2 to against Tom Berlin.
The start was good, with Error leading or Nc.
bowling second Tom Berlin third, frankie B. fourth
and Nellie Nane last. In the stretch frankie b.,
went to second place. aud so the half mile post was
passed. Error held the lead throughout, finishing
winner OF the heat by six lengths with frankie b.
second. two lengths ahead o. Tom Berlin third,
For the second heat the betting was to on
Error. to against Frankie b., to i against
McBowiing, ing to against Nellie vane, and 10
The start for the second heat was fair. with Nc
bowling first away, Tom Berlin second Nellie vans
tnird, frankie h. fourth aud Error last. Error Al
once ran to the front and held 1t the haf.mile and
TO the three-quarters frankie b. then made his run
and captured the heat by head, with Error second
length In front of Tom Berlin, third, McBowling
fourth, and Nellie yane last.
For the fourth heat the betting was to on
frankie b. and 2 to against Error. The start was
good, with Error In front. There was no change
until In the lower turn Frankie Is. closed IN and
He then ran easy and finished winner by six
engtes Tlme, FIG 1916, l:l9k. Mutuas paii
sl2 %, sle. 30, and 90 30.
The htth was one mile; purse $3.50, OF which s5n to
secon'i, for horses that had and not won at Iyy
CITY since October %. II beaten once allowed I
pounds twice or more, IL pounds; non-winners of
5000 IN 1856 allowed II pounds. The following
started: Mamie Hogan, 4, (Bender,) 1O3: Mute, 8,
iMcCarthyJ 1902; Zamora, g. (IIoganJ 9s; Mamie
Hunt; 3, tChnrch) 81; Biggonnette, 3, (EilEe,) OIL
.a'esby, igeldlngl B, sAndersonJ 50, AMI Bonanza
Blggonneite, to each against Bonanza, Mamie
hnnt, ti., namora, and Mamie Hogan, to against
Mule, and 90 TO against Catesby (geldlng)
The start was good, with Mamie Hunt leading OF,
Blggonnette second, Mute third, Bonanza fourth,
and the others on even terms. BiggOnnetle ran TO
the front in the tnrn and was first at the quarter,
WIN Mute second, but fell back, and Mute went to
the lead and held II to the half mile In the lower
turn Mamie Hunt went TO the first place and was
nrst al the threequarers. Bggonnette than ran for
me inlsh and was first IN, three lengths ahead of
Mamie Hunt, second, one length In front Of Bo-
nanza third, and Mute, Lamora, Catespy, geiing,
and Mamie Hogan following. Time HI Mutuals
paid s0.55.