New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-11
SOME GOOD FINISHES At Ivy CITY
ALL THE FAvoRITEs BEATEN ACCIDENT IN
THE STEEPLECHAsE RACE.


Washington Oct. 10.-The attendance at IN, r,c.s
OF the National Jockey Club to-day was only fair
| although the weather vas delightful. The track WA
slow.
First Race Purse 5000. six fIrlongs. J. sourrs
Anderson), I'D; 2, Prince Howard, 2 Slack, 50
., Mary T., ". jones', 1O4. Glenluco. Bob Fisher
Meue, Velarian and Consolation also ran. Time
lio' Mntlals paid S15 IS. Prince Howard sold
favorite at $40. with Mary T. second choice at "a,
and the field selling for $40 Anderson. sourre.
rode hard at the finish, and, showing Prince Howard
against the rails, captured first place by half
length Prince Howard second. Mary T. third. slack
protested the race but to no purpose
Second Race Purse $500 One mile l. Wild
Cherry, anderson, los; 9 Battersby 8 (Barton)
ZIG; Q, Souvenir. (IortonJ. 3d. Keystone Both.
WE'LL Fiddehead, Blue Line and David S. aso ran.
rime-1 40 Mutuals paid $26 rs. The field again
seemed tempting to betIor, al s1s against $50 paid
for Battersby in the auctions. All the jockeys
whipping coming down the straight, but Wild Cherry
hold her own, and won by length and a half. Bat
tersby getting second place, Souvenir third
Third Race The Capital Stakes foe twoyeas-olds,
Six furlongs. /, Little Ella lander SOM. Il5; =.
Bavaran Good win, 49, 3, sam Doxey tMaynsri),
119. Time-1:17 Mutuals paid $40 30. There
was considerable money up on this race. and
again the favOrite beaten DOXcy brought s25 to
$40 for Davis Halls pair, Bavarian and Little Ella
First place was given to Little Ella by head, her
stable companion, BaVarian, being neu III Just W"
fore the horses passed under the WIRE sam DoAey
was length and half in the rear.
Fourth Race-Purse 400, for all ages. Seven fur
longs 1, Kedar Khan, (Barton), 105; 2, Leanders
(Anderson). 1O8; 8, Howerson, 4 Carson, III.
Glenluco, RepudatOr, Iorris, Souvenir, Bob Swim and
Stanley Sharpe also started. Time-1 80 IA. Mutuals
paid $27 90. Repudiator and Leander sold equal
favOrtes at $40 each, souvenir brought S. and the
field Sl1. When the stretch reached kedar Khan
quickly took the lead, and won, two lengths ahead Of
Leander second, neck In front Of Howerson third
Fifth Race-The Washington Cup, seeplechas'
sweepstakes. /, MOgul, MI. MdiduM; ., Apollo,
aged Mr. Hayes; 3, Craftsman, aged (McCaueyl T.
Cock o. the Walk, (Mr. knut. No time was taken.
Mutuals paid S16 30. The field brought 90 against
FLO for Apollo. This highly exciting ana
ended in an accident to Mr.. Knut, the rider OF COCK
o. the walk though fortunately he escaped with no
worse injury than severe shock Cracksman and
Cock o the Walk went the first hurdle together,
but going over the hurdle up the hill Cock O. the walk
refused to jump and was soon away behind. COCK o.
the Walk and M0gul went over the first Jump IN the
inner field together but at the next jump COCK % the
Walk threw his rider and the lay between Apollo
and MOgul. They made neck and neck race from
then until the end when MogIl, amid great excite
ment, pulled away and won by two lengths, Apollo
second, Craftsman fifty lengths away.