New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-03
RARE SPORT AT IVY CITY.
BADGE TAKES THE POTOMAC STAKES.
TELIE DOE, BRoNzoMARTE, PAsHA AND HER
cuLEs THE OTHER WINNERS
fHY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUyEl

changes of form are common at Ivy City. Notwith-
standing repeated warnings to conscenccess owners
trainers, there was no suspicion OF fraud In any
race to-day All the horses seemed to be out TO win
and the spectators, Of whom there were some four
thousand were treated feast Of highly interesting
and exciting sport But those who saw Tele Doe
shamcfully beaten on Thursday by six horses when
carving only 1l5 pounds cannot reconcile her per-
formancc then with that Of to-day when With ll9
pounds in the saddle-ncluding four pounds over
weght-she won a good race from fair hed with
impressive ease Judge Murray also showed wonder
full Improvement over his form on wednesday, when
he finished last in field Of seven. To-day he finished
third. He is as fat a stalled OK, which may &C
count for his shortcomings With little more lat
worked of the Judge will be dangerous.
Bronzomarte was pitched into the handicap so
comfortably that he was Obliged to win In order to
rcbuke the Handicapped for overlooking his previous
performances. The distance was too far for Brad
ford. At a milo seven furlongs he would have
won. Badge rompcd or with the Potomac Stakes
pulling Lewis out Of the saddle at every stride In
Marauder and Barristcr he had nothing to make
race with Bella b. Eolo and Little Jim did not start
great deal of money went on Marauder for place
but Hayward put into the pockets OF the bookmakers
by pulling up at the finish which enabled Taylor TO
slip In with Barrister. Pasha won the fourth race
under the whip, and Hercules and Brac-aBan again
finished first and second in the steeplechase.
Secretary Mcintyre says that there VIII be no
extra meeting although the Executive Committee OF
the Jockey Club has under consideration proposition
to continue the races after election ITO The I%T seee
and to eight days besinnns next thus ,tc
day There IS strong opposition to the plan on he
thing is enough and too much is plenty.
Details of the follow:
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. NoN-w1NNERS AT
THIS MEETING. ONE MILE
w. r. Jenningss CHI. m Tee Doe yrs. 116 n
y ,nA o
g. 'Ifh' kefnsshan! b. Judge Mdfray; 100
Jennings Jordan. blk c. Defence. s, 100 =
D A. Honis's. b.. Carnegie. us a. Lewis Lewis 9
Chicago G a. D' ssS e b. '''%'' Wheeler ioS
c. B. Norris. or. c. El H, 1rs, 3. 100 T'y'i'
Post odds To wn--Judge Murray Il e Telie Doe
Il Defence to Ganes c,, e 10 S1ec ki1a 70 Ide
is to i. Plaee-Tee Doe to s. King Crab to !.
Mutuals paid s14 80 ,
in front Tele Doe second Judge Murray third. King
Idle last King Grab made the running until they were
all Strengthened out at the head OF the hemes,etch
Then Telie Doe came TO the 'front.' and hnaliy won
cleyery by length and half, King Grab three lengths
before Judge Murray Defence came forward boldly on
the lower turn but he and his rider took ut OF the
suks and refused struggle for the prize
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES sl5
EACH 5000 ADDED. 1-S MILES.
w C. Daly's oh. e. Brcnzomarte, yrs. JOG n
M n T. nSlcs SG sa bSsr nIsalSo a%on
v Jennins. b Frank ward a log (r rsbST,
S % ei B6Te. 's eh e. f 8SsSurs ico ayva
hS'S Eas siss b. Hor koo %eVr 100 eed
Nov Eo; or f Never g SP.Fs@o %sTd
10 to k1 BSd aH % to "
Mutuals paid s54 is.
Bradford was first OF to prompt and even start
but Lewis pulled him back Bronzomarte going out to
make the running The further he went the wider
grew the gap that separated him from his misguided
opponents who waited in the vain hope that he would
collapse and come back to them But he was never
approached, winning in canter by four lengths Brad
ford length before Doaz.
THIRD RACE-PoToMAo STAKES THREE-YEAR-
oLDs. $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. IA MILES.
MeClelland & Roche's b. Badge. l1s N a. Lewis) !
a. j. cassatSs ~ ch c Mafaudel' III Gar; lis
Post odds To, win-Bsdgs , 70 p Marau % to
Barrister s to J. Piace-Baoge hohe' bafrissr o
Mutuals paid IS As
Bella b.. Eolo and Little Jim Withdrawn. Ma
rauder Of three lengths and made the running
for a mile and a furong. Badge waited for half mile.
Bsrster fell back the turn and Badge set sail for Ma
rauder who entered tho homestetch with lead OF half
length. Coming under a terrific pull the favorite
strobe over the red, white and blue" and at his
leisure by length and half Hayward pulled up the
end seeing which Taylor shot forward with Bsrscr and
finished second by half length to the intense disgust Of
Marauders hackers who considered him certainty for
the place.
FOURTH RAcE-PURsE $500. 10 POUNDS ABOVE
THE SCALE. SELLING. SEVEN FURLoNGs.
s:n = H Ssi:: os s r. sSs
Excelsior Stables e. TTst Attempt g. Ito Taylcr
H. ' Days b. EsssSSSa D. los a%s
Post odds: To wlnHPasha 4 to s. Redwood 10 to 5,
First attempt 70 l. Lakewood y to Gsnsprqy Is ts
t. 70 5'' fRfit'le $ z H''' ~
Mutuals paid as 80.
Lakewood led for half mile ard retired First
Attempt showed the way homesretch. but Pasha
came through the furlong and under punishment
by two lengths; three between second and third No
bid for winner, who sold before the to j.
H. Mccormick.
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP sTEEPLEcHAsE-slo
EACH, $500 ADDED FULL COURSE
j. II. McCOrmicEs oh. h. Hercules. yrs; 100
p. eibson's ch c. Brac.a-ban, T. I46 DAVIS 2
PO;s eA viii SI Df rpS sssd 15s $40 n%:s
4. D Dundas's b. g. sinsye, 0, 1873 (Mr, Dundss) 0
M'b"d'' 'h g. Na Tim rc$fs, 's'a i'' downing
FSs 9dd' X aneI to Gp 70 3 &C. + to
Is TO Smsville 20 TO l. Place-Hercules TO g Brac-
'i mnt = Is PAID PAID sls4a
Killarney away from HIS horses, leading through the
field and swinging into the homestrech win lead of
dozen lengths. 1t did possible for him to lose
but Hercules coarcd him the furlong and won In the
easiest possible manner by two lengths; Braca Ban
three before Kilsney. Mr. Dundas became frightened at
the last hedge and rode around instead It, although
smsvle third the time and running well within
himself. Pickett is little than a pack OF bones
1t is cruel to a horse in his condition.
IVY CITY ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Washington Nov (specaD.-The Ivy City races end
tomorrow with highly attractive programme.
The first should be by Holiday. Wahsatch
second.
Bella j. should win the second race. Favor second.
II Reporter Eolo properly ridden they should
run and second respectively in the third race.
Swift should Judge Murray second