New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-12
IVY CITYs MOST SUCCESSFUL DAY.
THE RACES GENERALLY CLOSE, AND THE TIME

THE RACES GENERALLY CLOSE, AND The 1A-"A
THE BEST OF THE MEETING.
wasblnCton Oct 11.-This was the best day OF the
fall meeting Of the National Jockey Club. Ihere WI"
a good attendance, and the betting was falIly h'eS
Beters got a. good show for their money I'm most OF
the races and Mede in the first race upset the talent
by capturing the place. Pools on him paid $50 To-
The races were generally close and the time made was
the best Of the meeting.
First race-Purse 5000 Of which 300 to second and
$50 to third for maldens Of all ages. Six furlongs'
First, Corpelia, . 81. jones', 81 9 Mede, (MlheS)'
III; g. Ralph Black, CIoronl 100. Judge RuIhn'
Leander, St. swhin, Lilly, Long Time, Crohers CoIt
and Hemet also ran. Time-l II IL. MutuaS PAID
80 so place So IS; Mede 1913 -. Cornela SOLD
fayotte in the auctions at S2O Leander second choice.
at s12; Lilly So, and the field comprising Judge
Rufln, Ralph Black. ST. Swithin, Me1e. Long Tlme
Crocker & Co.'s colt ard Hemet. So CoTneha
cantered under the wire six lengths in front of Mede
second Ralph Black third. two lengths away
Second race-Purse $40O, of which $75 to second
and so5 TO third. Winner to be sold for 81 600 PEN
atty and allowances. One mile and sixteenth.
First Prathcr, Nfaynaru, 1i2; ., Batersby,
(Barton) ia; 3, Boutwell,, aged (Andelson), Ill.
Killarney Blue Line and Mary 7. also ran. Time
1151-2. Mutuals paid Sl6 o.; place 81; Baitersby
1926. Battersby was made the favore IN thu
auctions at s25; Prather, SIG; the fed
Boutwell, Killarney Blue Line and Mary T., -.
All the horses except Prather were whipped In the
stretch Prather ridden easily. won IN a gallop by
TWO lengths, Battersby second, o'hwcll thiId.
Third race-The Congress stakes. a selling sweep
stakes for all ages with $500 added, OF which 5000
to second II entered to BE- sold for $4,000 To cary
weight for age; with allowances II to be soh for less
One mile and sixteenth. First Golden Reel, lAndor
SOM 100 .. Seymour, (Canth 103; B. Royal Jar
ter Barton), 1O4. Fannie II. and Tom Finley also
ran. Tme-l 80 "a, the best made at this meet
MIA y
81 95. The Excelsior stable entries, Golden Reel
and ROYAL Garter were strong favorltes at $50:
Seymour ss the field, Fannie II. and Tom Finley
rs. The stable declared to win with Golden Reel.
Most of the money went up on place, bettorS not
caring either bet against Golden Reel or to take
the odds offered. After passing the frlong Andcr-
son made q last call Golden Reel, who responded
gamey and dashed under the wire winner BY length,
seymour second Royal Garter third. Golden Reel
Was bought I'm by the owner for $3.50, One-haf
OF the amount above the entered price, 1000 to go
to the fund for disabled jockeys.
Fourth race-Purse S40O, OF which 81 ) to second
and S25 to third; for horses beaten at this meeting.
To carry weight for If to be sold for $1,000; with
allowances of three pounds for each 800 less. Six
flrongs. First Tom Kearns, aged Downing, 1OI .
stanley Sharpe QIorton), 1O1; 3. Blanche, 3
IT, Jopes 1Os. Time-l II IL. MuuIals paid
Sl3 O5 place $5 so, Stanley Sharpe S}a O1. In the
auctions Blanche brought $40, Tom Kearns 80 and
the field IS. Tom Kearns and Stanley sharpe got
off together and the latter took the lead G!enluco
running up TO second place There was no change
until the stretch, when Tom Kearns took the lead
and easily BY four lengths. stanley sharpe sec
ond, TWO lengths In front of Blanche, the faVorite.
third.
Fifth rsce-Purse s4OO. of which s75 to second
and $25 TO third For horses which have not won
$500 since September l. Seven furlOngS FIRST Beck,
Maynard III 2. Bess, (AndeI'om, ll9; 3. wild
Cherry, (Mnes), ia Lorr1s, Kedar han and Per
suader also ran. Time-1 80. Nutuals paid $50.
place 81 10, Bess $6 80. Bess hal the call in the
auctions at $50 TO l6 for PerSuader and Si3 for the
field. Just before coming TO the post tip went out
Oh Beck, who nude second choice IN the aucuOns
at sl4, with Bess selling for $40. Bess and BECK
wore first away, and then Beck cut out the pace and
was never headed, winning by two lengths; Bess
second, Wild Cherry third
The entries for O-morrow are as follows:
First race "a mile-Judge Murray, Guardsman;
Rob Fisher. Blue Line. Keystone, Royal Carter and
| Mineral l22 each Mede, Dalesman and seymour,
| III each Prince Howard and Tom Finley 04 each );
| Blanche, ia. ,,c o.
| Second race "a me-Keystone, ZIG; Con-.
| ISOLATION, ia; America, 1O8; Mary T.: Blue Line ana
IIowerson 107 each Stanley Sharpe, lO' Leahdcr ana
| Third race, rs mile-Meriden, 1875; Iceberg and
Seymour 100 each; Beck. 119; Bonnie s., III; BIZ
Fourth race one mlle-Tom Kearns,, 1877; Bob
Fisher Fannie H., Long Time and Bothweu, llo each :
Finb race steeplechase- Cock o. the walk, Bonnie.
| Apollo and Craftsman, 160 each.