New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-31
ALL THE FAVORITES WIN.
THE RACES AT IVY CITY ON AGAIN.
PARAGON. BRADFORD BIGGoNET Gurus AND
AUsTRIANA WIN THEIR RACES
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Washington, Oct. 3o.-The Ivy City races "orc re-
eumed to-day. The weather was delighum anu dA
the favortes won. In the last race Carnegie was
first choice at 6 10 when the betting opened put
his price soon fell off to TO when 1t became known
that his owner did not like him. Walter GRATIS
Ausriana then attracted all OF the big PETERS, and on
the strength of a strong stable tip became the ac'uai
favorite. She won without effort, Lakewood getting
second place easily from Carnegie, who appeared
abort of work. Taragon, Bradford, Biggonet anu
Eurus won their respective races In hollow style.
! Cambyses. who is running himself into CONDITION
under the watcbfI eyes Of the judges surprised
Abes Carson by finishing second to Bradford at the
comfortable price of 4 and to 1. Carson did not
have a dollar on. Little Mnch, with CovIngton up,
was fanced by soTe good judges Of racing but he IS
sadly amiss and gave them no sort OF encouragement
Mclaughlin was too Ill TO ride having had return OF
the stomach trouble with which he affected In the
spring He felt better this evening and may ride to-
morrow Golden Reel and Ovid, both good In the mud.
failed show any speed to-day. The track was dead.
stiff and holding, although little dusty on the top To
morrow It will be In prime condition.
Articles OF incorporation were filed here to-day by
an organization styling itself "The National Jockey
Club OF the District of Columbia Among the stock
holders are John Il. Kelly, +. NJ. Dianey, John c.
McGinn, o. C. Green. John J.. HOLSTER. F. r. Nc
CURE, Smith Townshend and William Dickson. These
gentlemen ale members of the existing Nationa.
Jockey Club and their action signifies the building OF
track entirely Independent of the National
Fair Grounds Association Of Ivy City.
. Details Of the given below:
FIRST RACE-swEEPSTAKES. THREE YEAR'OLDS.
$40 EACH. 5000 ADDED. 1s MILES.
ss,aiS;.ss. b. EEL c4.S Is sSiss
Pos, odds. To r,nTsraEo0 70 s. Bella B. 10 to s.
Is y:s III S H. c;sS IS
Mutuals paid s. 55
Bella q. made the running for mile, length before
Tsragon King Grab trailing In the stretch the fsvorite
the front and won in gahcp BY three lengths.
Bella b. four lengths before King Crab. who seemed
unable to extend himself
SECOND RACE-HAND1CAP swEEPSTAKES- SIS
EACH $500 ADDED. FURLoNGS
Mccleland Roches b C. Bradford yrs. i Lev !.
Excelsior Stables Gs .SSo ,d 5la HaT s,sB
RessAo noss Cos sh eA w spSsawd 1o7 aSs
t SsSs s sIa s. fs''1 Te aneh
y. A. A. H. Morrlss blk Britan@,,si 3 lSSs q
: " os sss$s b en- e rp G@bg 100 &ansf
N $a,,1s,. i Y]e ssSsyss. i a Rs'i3
10 l. speedwell % to 1, Uinah 25 to l. Plaee-Brad'
'O% Auc GT PooSFd s25 Bradford 800, Little Mnch
IS. Mutuais paid IS so.
Brown Charlie was withdrawn The flag fell on an
excellent start with Patrocles slightly in 'front.' Bradford
second Untah third, the others nicely grouped.
Britannia moved at the furlong and raced with Brad
ford quarter mile. after which he beat retreat
Bradford then away and won In the easiest pos
sble by four lengths. Cambyses length before
wahoo. Minch in the hunt
THIRD RACE-CONGREsS STAKES. SELLING.
$50 EACH. $500 ADDED. 1 1-s MILES.
w. b. Jsnnngss b. m. BiSgOnet yIs ,, ioS
W. P. Brehs blk. BoccaceiO;, 100 ISTayi0s, 2
Excelsior s'a0' ri GSa2g % Hss s4 VI H. Nu'pA'
eo hSs' Saef TO FscsSons to
Reel 81. Mutual. paid 81 AZ '''
Little Jim did Bigsonet waited on her two
until they reached the second turn them srd
Ing them in impressive STYLE she came away aud
walked by five lengths with four between second and
third No bid for the winner.
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. els
EACH. seco ADDED. 1.e MILES.
A. j. cassates b. b. Eurus. yrs. 12c n HAYWARD I
~ G. DAY.: 5. sSssisltys 'fa~sfj
Pos. odds: To w,nEurus j 70 2 Ovid to l. Ten boy
10 10 / Specially IL to Plsce-Eurus none. Ten boy
Auction poOls-Eurus $50 Geld ESQ., Musuai' paid
Speciality led for seven fuongs and collapsed Eurus
then took the holding IL TO the end won without
urging by five lengths Ten Doy seemed to be out OF
tie along the bsckstrech but Taylor psfseveieo anu
brought him up time beat Ovid length Tor second
place.
rqrrH RAcE-puRsE $500. SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
" GRATIS Au'i Hnssacad Ers 1ic Wsi5n
C. r perry Co.'S Dr. c. Regui,s, 9, 1os. (Tsyl0D 9
d. A. Hong's c. Carnegie g. ny o-
a. PRYOR & Co.'s blk. c. Volatile, 4, 1l0.(l Lewis
n. Walkers ch g. Commander aged ~ Saosschsf} y
I,ibsons er q YOIick, 3. 105---..-- tHayward m
IL A. Mex enny's CHI. T. Eleanor c., 10, tChurch)
O cOmensens ch c. T PynanI 'ie llS'' 'H""0n'
Post odds: To win--Austflans 10 l. Carnegie 70 ],
Carrie G.. to ], Reguius n l. others j. to % 10 l.
Place-Austrana O to 5, Lakewood 20 l. -
Auction poos-Feld s2j, Carnegie sl5 Aus.riana $40
Nutusls paid sl4 50.
Eleanor c. caused long delay at the post, got OF In
front and finished Austriana took the lead At
the furong and holding II all the way, in canter
by lengths, with length between second and
third No bid for the winner.