National Republican., 1886-11-04
Puritan 25 10 /. Rushbrook tot, and Pope LEO
10 to l. Noplaoe betting
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Puritan 2b 10 ], Rushhrook S tOl, ana Pope LEO
10 to1 Noplaoe betting.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
The entries for to.day's races, while not com
prising as large n field of horses as on We1nes.
day, still promise q fine days sport, and tue
spoftloving public will be amply repaid II
they visit Ivy City to day. The entries, weighs,
and distances on the card ate MS follows
First race-Purse 500, OF which sl00 to sec
ondi Tor 8'yearolds and upNard. weights 10
lbs aboye the scale. Non. n.winuers of 800 in
lowed lbs; If not $500, 10 lbs. Horses that
have run and not won a race Of any description
since OCT. 70, allowed. 4 Syeirs old, 70 lbS; ir
tico, 1O4 pounds: Herbert, 1US; Bonnie Prince.
100, and Maggie J, l0j.
Second race-furse 500 of which 500 u
second, for horses that have run and not won
ut Ivy City since Oct 2j. II beaten once, al
lowed lbs. twice or more, 10 lbs Horses
that have not won $500 in 1886 allowed jlbs al.
ditional. Seven ftirongs. Pericles iO5 pounds;
Ectg Kyle, l0s: Bessie, 1903; Mamie HUT, lO3;
and Ermine, a.
Third race-A handicap sweepstakes Of SO
each, or 50 IL declared, for all ages, The club
TO add $500. of which SlOO to second. Entries
TO he made Wednesday, Nov by ~ M;
weights TO 1e posted BY I p. IN and deel9ra-
One mile nnd sixteenth. Burnum, 12l
pounds Mile, 100: Irish Pat, lOj; Gonfalon,
100; Ada D, l02. and Dess, "a.
Fourth racc-Purse $50, OF which $50 to ssc-
ond, for 3.yearOlds and upward. The winner
to be sold for 5000. II for less, ID. allowed
for each si00 down 10 $1,000 Winner Of any
selling race since oct, - 10 carry lbs, extra.
One mile and an eighth. Havana, 9S poun Is;
Mamie Hogan, g5! Ten Strike, 1903; Error, 100,
and Maggie A, 105.
Finn race-A handicap sweepstakes of $50
each. or e5 II declared, for all ages. The CLUB
TO add 500, of which 500 10 second. EntrCs,
weights, and declarations as In third race. Six
iq,tloSgs lin ,pouglSss, 49, pounds Telle Doc,
Error, 20, and Patroclos, 0j.
TIE rooL SELLING.
First rnco-Poutlco, s1i; Herbert, So Bon.
ME Prince, $50, and Maggie !, s2j.
=, Second race -Pericle', sjj: Ferg Kyle, So;
Mamie Hunt, s25; Tom Berlin, $40, aud Bggo
neite, Sl0O.
Third race -Barnum, $50; Millic, $50: Irish
PA, w Ada d, s26, and Gonfalon and Bess IN
Foufth race-Mamio Hogan, s25; Error, ELL
Ten strike; s22, and Maggie and Havana In
Finh race, Jim Douglass. go; Telie Doc $50,
Mamie Hunt, S20 The Mute, s2l; Error, SIC;
and Zamora and Patrocles in the field, So.
THE "REruBIIcAS's" TIPS"
First racc-Donnle Prince first Herbert Sec
Second race-DlgGonette FIRST, Periclos see.
Third racc-1rlsh Pat first, Ada D or Bess
second.
Fourth racc-Mamie Hogan first, Ten Strike
second.
ond.
THE SPRING hill sToD SOLD.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-The Spring Hill stud
the property Of the late Harrison Durkee, was
sold to-day by order Of the executor. The
highest price paid wHssl GOO for Kentucky Die
tator; Daunt brought $50; Dauphiness, $40;
Delegate, $500 and Spring Hll, $500, and half
dozen more brought 500 or $500 each. The
bidding was quite spirited.
LINCOLN AUTUMN HANDICAP.
LONDON, Nov 3.-At Lincoln to. day the Lin.
coin Autumn Handicap, distance about q mile
and half, was won by Alb by two lengths,
Wire second, Stanislaus third. There were
nine starters. Raiiaello, the favorite. came in
last. The betting before the start was 7 to |
against Alb, TO against Wire, ~ To against
stanislaus, and to against Railaello
SPORTING ITEMS.
The success of the Goodwin Brothers at Ivy
City has been greater than ever they having
furnished their patrons with fourteen winners
and four seconds out of twenty-Onc races, in-
cluding the great short holses Irish Pat, Ada
ID, Greenfield, ana Frank Ward. They promise
some more good things for this week. which
they will give to their subscribers who call al
room 90, Riggs House.