New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
CLOSING DAY AT IVY CITY.
BELLE DOR sOUMEE. CONSTELLATION. BIG
COMET ROMP AND SIMSNILLE. TIE WlNNERS.

REILE DOR SOCRIRR CONSTELLATION. BIG
COMET. RoMP AND sIMSvILLE THE WINNERS.
Washington. Nav 4-The races OF the National Jockey
Club at Ivy CITY closed today with crowd mt fully
as large as that dav Of the meeting The
betting brisk ana hesvY AL the races except tn.
first which offered inducements. There were six
The carl tho success ~ IN" Gcntemrns S"epie.
chase OF THURSDAY inducing the add another
Of these races to-daJs The winners were
Belle dOr. Sourire Constellation. BgGonet l'omp ana
siEsville. "a, 49,, n,
The starters were these Belle Tor, anderson 100
Iceberg (JonesD. % Consignee, q. Lewis, % l2
With Belle dor barred by bookmakers bettors were
in offered their pick OF Iceberg and consEn"e
at to ). In few books Iceberg
was slight favorte for second place
Belle dOr by nearly twenty lengths Iceberg second
about a dozen lengths ahead OF Consignee. Time
] 40 81 Mu;usls paid SIS 95.
Second rsce-S.x furongs. for maidOs three yca1 old
and upward There were follows: Sou1rc.
anderson. lol Rustic CMsrtin'. 1903 Germanir,
~. IdtteaeId), l0l ; Japhet. Hayward. JrJ. JOB
Blanche 8 Murray 1ol Mesdr. Lewis. 1O3 Ger.
manic good favOrte at to ., with Sourfe second
choice At to Against the Others the odte were a,
follows Blanche TO |, Rustic TO !, Jsphet 10 to
and Meade 20 /. sOuhr psssd under the wire nr~t
two Lengths ahead Gernsnic second. ten lengths
in front OF Jsphet third Time-l 10 IA. Muiuals paid
e24 %.
Third raoe-Han a mile dash for maiden twoyea.olds
The starters were th.e Consolation n. Littlched)
ll2 Architect (Dougl.ss) ll5 Bow;e's black hlly IAN
d.rsonl 49, Fsustns Murray. ll2; UrL~hns Martin
1l2 Major Tom BaronJ ll5; Century lHamiItnn)' 10
The favorite Constellation al from u D 10 cN"l
money. the horses out Of the paddock Bowie
unnamed Ally was second choice at % |. with 10 !
offered against Century, 10 TO each against Architect and
Major and Is to each against fausins and Irbahhs
Consolation managed in winner by heal
Governor Bow,e's Oily second half length In front o.
Major Tom third. Tme-6o 81. MutuslS paid ell O5
Fourth rsce-A handicap sweepstakes OF l'lo miles.
Only three horses the post: l." l. COS, agen
Murray 100 Bggonet, Anderson l07, and Boar
(lIamiton), 10. Biggonet was the faNoii" AZ 10 o.
with Q to offered against Boar and u against L.
Loeos Anderson Bireone got slight lead atet 'h
furlons post was passed and whipping the last finished
winner by half a length, Boar second and lie Logo'
beaten on not In their places ana con
seouentIy there was no Official given. Mutuals paid
90 20.
Fifth rsce-Sens mile for three year-olds ana up
uard The starere IT, Refund tAurtsy)' io'
Nsia q fCrttenden), l07 Troy, (Whyburn III Komp
NIamnton li2. Maia was first choice at 10 D. WIN
Romp following at TO !. Troy at to ana iF'una ~
6 to l. Romp by two lengths Koruna s''"na, "
IeDo,b and half In the lead Of Troy third Time a.
Mutuals paid els 80.
Sixth race-Seeplcchasc over the regular couse io'
bred hunters 10 be ridden by gentlemen riders mem
her, OF the club Five hOrses went TO the starting point
A. follows: Simsvc aged tMr. Dud1>; ShyI"rA' age1
M, uavs,. Cracksmsn, aged mir McCaulcyj LioefaoF
(E Hays Guelph, aged tAlr' carver oii"N'''' "
again the fsyoe at odd, Of " j. LlbeFa'or was Inv
.ona c,oce at Q To l. with TO ! each offered ssslns;
the others As they neartd the last hune p,c''"s ,n
water. jump all the horses FAVE Guelph "efc on eve.
terr and they took the hurdle together shyock ana
I4rator fell throwing their riders, and Guelph refused
the wser.iumo leaving only Simsville ana Craekssh III
the race The former with ease By fuiohg ahean
Of Cracksman. Mutuas paid S2+ %.