New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-27

WASHINGTON oct 26.-The annual fall meeting of the
Washington Jockey Club opened at Bennngs to-day
with perfect racing weather and the best class OF
horses that has been seen here since the club started
several years ago Probably $500 persons were in
attendance The favorites took four of the five races.
Grand Prix the only short horse to come under
the wire ahead.
First race-Swcepstales of $40 each with $500 added,
divided for all ages; allowances to nOn-winners: five
furlongs. DR.. Hasbrouck g. III Simmsl l; Cokena
FLY white Rosel. p 81 CSfidgeleyl, 2; G.. w. Cook,
g. 100 r. LHlcfekD, 3; Black Bessie, Promenade,
Baarat, Zorlng and Tarantclla also ran. Time
:01 81. Beding-Dr. Hasbrouck. to 81 Cokena
nIv 3 TO 1 Promenade, 10 ; G.. W. Cook to l.,
and from 12 to l up against each of the Others
Mutuas paid SO 90.
second race-Purse $780, divided. for three yearods
and upward. winner to be sold for $4,000, weight
allowances; six furongs. st. Charles .. 1O2 R. Har
risl /: Gold Dollar 3, 106 10 CMoore), 2;
Kitty r.. 3, ia slack, 3. George W., Miss VIII
ians. Ccrbeuls MatagOrda FLY, Lady Ballard st. John
and Cora 5. also Time-1 10 IA. Betung-
ST. Charles, 4 to and out; Matagorda FLY, TO l {;
Kitty T. TO 1 st. John. to 1; Gold Dollar and
Cerbcr1ls 90 TO each and longer odds against the
others. Mutuals paid 80 80.
Third race-A sweepstakes Of $40 each, with 800
added divided for three year-olds and upward pen
alties and allowances for winners and non-winners
mile and furlong. stratbmeath. g. 100 a. Coving
].
6. 115 slack, g. Foxmede and Isaac Lewis also ran
Time 90 81. Bettlng-Strathmeath to 10; Senior
ta 10 > Prather and Isaac Lewis, 10 to each, and
Foxmede 30 to 1. Mutuals paid ~ 20.
Fourth race-PurSe, $500, divided for twoyear-olds ;
weights eleven ponds below the scale penalties for
winners and seven pounds allowance for maidens; ;
. 2 furOngs Grand Prix, 108 IF. Littlefed), l;
Alcina colt, 1O8 w. Mdgeley). 2; King Mac, 1Oo a.
Covngton), g. Dora, Iberia, Brother Gardner, Queen
dor Knapsack, st. Mark, Temple and COttOnade also
ran Tlme-1 90 10. Bettng-Temple to (; KNAPP
sack Alcina colt and King Mac, to each; Grand
Prx and C0tt0nade, to EACH and II to up against
each II the others, with St. Mark at the shortest odds
Mutuals paid $12 80.
Fifth race-A steeplechasc Of about two miles: for
purse of 9fO0 divided weights forty pounds above the
scale 9th allowances il to be sold for less than 300.
Futuity D. 40 Pines, Flip Flap, D. 125 (Snyder)2
Reparee aged I31 CPhlbin) 3. Hercules Boutwell,,
Mckenzie StOnewan and Benefit also Time
3:J7 IL. Bettlng-Futurity, TO 3 Hercules, 10
Benefit > to l, and 10 to 20 TO 1 each against the
Others. Mutuals paid -.
Here are the entrss for tomorrow:
First ace-Fveelghths of mile two-year-ods sell
ing a. Theirs H., 104; H0lmdel colt, 1903; Sander,
100 Knapsack. IS Arstocrat, 90 Gondoer, 90 Con-
second race-slx furlongs; selling o. watterson,
112. Kitty T.. 108: Busted, 105; Mary stone, 80;
Umpire Kelly, qS Adam, 81 DO DO, 80.
Third race-Me and sixteenth 81. Judge Nor
row. 11s: POrtchester, 1909: Prsther, %.
Fourth did not I'LL. Entries close tomorrow at
II o'clock.
Fifth race-Me selling az. St. John, 106; Tattlcr,
1906 Bayhoo. 1867 Count Dudley 102; Hoedum,
102 Jim kinney, 90: Ccrberus, e5.
Weather clear track good