New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-02
e RACING AT IVY CITY.
wxRSNG TO SUSPECTED HORSE ,owNEE

WARNING TO SUSPECTED HORSE OWNERS.
SAM HARPER BELLA B.. CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE
500 SBkoNZoMARTE AND GLORY FIRST ~ &.
s,-'~. OVER THE LINE
rsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNRJ
Washington, Nov. 1.-Several horse-0wners VINO
nave been under suspicion for long time were IN
formed to-day ty high official OF the National JOCKEY
Club that they being carefully watched ana
warned not to attempt any crooked business at IVY
City, Too many horses they were told, were peing
run for work. or TO get weight off. 1t Is extremely
fortunate for these fellows that none OF them own
genorita. No youngster ever gave moro disgrace
full exhibition of the slows" than this hgh-ciass
fly did in the race for the Capitol Stakes senor'a
was second choice the betting, and large nandiuiS
of bills were invested her. Champagne Charhe
won with ease after waiting the leaders until they
entered the homestretch. Maidstone was pca.o"
~ the end az the first halfme, Hayward giving
him little assistance in any part Of the race ana
rnlllng up in disgust furlong from the line 0oouae
rode Reporter without spurs, and as the con Is
sluggish he would not be persuaded to leave MS s'aoc
companion Blue WiRe,wso, With Iiay ward up was
hopelessly beaten before reaching the home treNn;
Tayl6s sSRieht sam Harper kofae IA front riding hata
TO beat Cartoon, who favored with length the
hest OF a poor start. The Dryers were doubtful Oh
leila B. and did not back her, but put large COM
mission on Biggonet for place. Bella won IN
canter Bggonet last from start TO hhsiI
Father Blll' DAILY took the fourth and if'h races
in runaway style with Bronzomarte and Glory. pe-
tails are given below:
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
FURLoNGS
G.. d. Morris's Dr. h. Sam Harper, IT., aged 11s n
r E. Sas. Hss b. g. & s s~
E. f nS"Mns D. t. h. h nRlSe Wing g. Iii Gear
.Oei
D. A. Henigs Dr. Leo H. 1Os Gear 1O5j c |TaIa8
Chicago Stables b. h Little Mlnch sgsd iiS
II. Hentz.s CHI m winona s, 1os =. Tsw%syysE g
C. c0mehlssns ch- r SaEnoi 81 a. o'vins''n'
Rss Odds To wlDkp ss Is e Sam .
Ss q Il s. %slis R9 Pm se2
pas sson SSsas sa SIS Sam Harper So
The nag fell on a struggling start Cartoon having
much the best of it. with Blue Wing second, Ovid third
ana Sam Harper Ovid to the front at the
furiong but led around the
but Sam Harper caught him at the head Of the home
stretch and after sharp struggle beat him over the line
by head; Cartoon length and half before Swift
Little Mnch in the hunt
SECOND RACE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. SIS
EACH 5000 ADDED. Ia MILES.
Dwyer Broth.rs b; Bella B, yrs JOG n lTaylor} !
r ". wadens st. S sstsiacos s g. "a cCSSsloe
w. B. Jennngss b. m iBggSnsSs 1OO tittleheld
Pos; odds To vlnRss . to BiggOnet to J.
none SacG se p SG e. II s2 field $50 Mutuas paid
$40 IS. -
wahoo and Huntress were withdrawn Bggonet was
last all the way Satisfaction made the running for a
mile, with Little Jim second Bella b. passed to the
front the turn into the stretch, and home tho
easiest 81 winners by six lengths Lattls Jim length
fores satisfaction. s D'..s9 1900 |"'i''' 7.
THIRD RAoE-cAPIToL STAKES Two.YEARoLDs
ESQ EACH. $1,000 ADDED. SIX FURLoNGs.
w. P. Msxwels Dr. c Champagne Charlie, 100 n
yRg Es. ~ ssS2 Y2s qs%IsS%
SisasS Si siss.. e e. S Sands
G M Mss s9 { A% %a xiss TX =
s. bSo~ns en- IS seno G Silsna S
Post odds: To I wln-M .aS,a to 6, Tom
Holiday se1s 70 to 70 an car@D'en s Charlie 60
seymour 20 to j. eTOndes 20 to j. Pisce-chamDagnss
AUCTION pocls~Feld s25, Maidstone s15 senorita s1o
Mutuals paid s37.
The nag fell on excellent Holiday into
the lead Immediately and made running the head
% the stretch where she threw the sponge Seymour
and Tom Vaughan alternated second place up this
point, with Maidstone third and Champagne Charlie
fourth Senorita departed for the before she had
taken dozen strides, and most disgracefu
hibition of the slows Tom Vaughan dropped
Holiday at the head OF the homestrech and Maidstone
moved into second place alongside seymour who held
his own against all opposition until Champagne Charlie
came up and took commanding lead which held the
end winning good race BY length Seymour three lengths
before Holiday Hayward pulled up when be found him.
self beaten.
FOURTH RACE-PURsE $500. SELLING. 1-16
w. c. Days CHI. e. Bronzomsrts. yrs. 10. 70
y. p, , sS,sh's Sr. Sssl1A y JOS :. TayiSH
2 + $:s$s.' q & S'S$S s. S
Ss'f' e. n SsG na S:s'shss "a
Post ODDS: To yinrrWshoSS s to 6, Pssha 9 to ].
ynia.s j. 70 !, een'DIsy 90 to l.. fiacsD'onaomarte
sdutusls paid $50 SO. "'' "" -"
This Bronzomarte's from start to finish
Glensprsy headed him the furong. Immediately
dropped back to second place and from that last
Pasha moved the and taking place
from Glenspray held 1t TO the end Ny Own Eleve
were under punishment nearly all the but neither
showed trace Of speed nzornsrte won by two |
lengths. three between second and third.
FIFTH RAcE-PURsE $500. Two.YEARoLDs. |
SELLING SIX FURLoNGs
S,c psEs eh !. e WsS:s,s S' rs pa%s1
Siys sSs co. pss SsSss 1Sa q D cssSs.Sn
S.vi s'a''' Hsr. sssS Ss s esoasis
Pos. ODDS To w hl%sr a even sa rason.owu to
SQUIRE 20 Deception IS % i, fiaes-Gory 2 70
m. Auction pool.eloy saS Esssnsowp sis nsd ell
w.hsatch was first on but Glory went out like an |
arrow and never being headed ia the easiest posi-
bic psaper by five lengths wahsstch length and half
before Deception The winner, who was entered for !
g. 300. bid in BY her owner for s1,Ho
IVY CITY ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
{ Washington. Nov L (SpeciaD.-The entries for TO- |
morrow ere given below. The track will be fast
TIE first should be won by Defence, Tele Doe |
Icond..
Bradford should win the second race, Bronzomarte |
Econd. 81 e.. 1~r. fFI .-f
The Potomac Stakes should 20 to Badge. haurauder |
becssd.
Pasha ought To win the fourth race Belwood second
Major Piehstt msv tbs steepleehsse. Brsc-a- Ban
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