New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
CLOSE OF THE JENNINGS MEETING.
FAyoRTES SUCCESSFUL IN FOUR RAcEs-GLOAI

FAVORITES SUCCESSFUL IN FOUlt kACce-"boA1'
ING OUTRUNs DIABLo
washington, Oct. 2e-Today's races closed tho most
successful meeting held under the auspices OF me
Washington Jockey Club. The class OF horses present
WAS the best on the Eastern turf and with Large nelds
and good contests the sport has been excellent Inc
attendance all through tho meeting has been unususy
larne owing partially to tho hne weather, not
drop of rain falling during the two weeks the "
tendance to-day was above the average. and as every
one was looking for the getaway long shots the
bottne was heavy. SIX good races were on tne carr
and OF these the favortes won Sour.
Tho Hrst 1ace. for twoyear-olds, WAS looked upon
as a oft for Gideon Daly's Knight. Edith Belmont
uenr ont from the start with Hiram length behind,
lapped by The Sorceress The latter dropped out ~
the head OF the stretch. while Naphtha ana hiheies
moved up The finish was an easy one. knight %
Ing first by q length. Naphtha taking second place
from Edith Belmont BY length and han'
With only three entries In the second, Temple was
A. 3 TO s. Larchm0nt to and Acalde to !.
Temple led all the way and won easily by TWO
lengths Alcalde sec0hd BY three lengths Larchmont
was badly injured at tho Arst turn BY Alealde.
The handicap was the race Of the day. Though
Dablo was giving from nine to thiry-two POUNDS 10
the other horses he was ct to In the books Wild
Fldeuo at IL to 8; Cleaning and Candclabra each
4 to1. After the grundstand was passed Candrlabra
get the pece with Cynosure nj his Saddle girh. the
Others punched Coming into the stretch Candeiabrs
had run himself TO a standsti and WIS passed nv
CLEANING Dlablo and Fdeno. tho finish being IN this
order.
Void was 10 for the fourth race. Belle d. TO ].
Syracuse TO 1, and Aspen Leaf 20 to Syracuse SGT
tho pace running from length TO two lengths before
Belle d. Void was third, running easily under pau
In the stretch. The positions were unchanged until
Bergen gave Void his head. wncn he came away.
winning costly. Syracuse was length In front Of
Belle D.
The nfth at SIX furlonss. furnished fine sport.
Rosa H. was an to favorte and Helen
Rose IL TO s. Mccormick 3 to 1, Speculation to !,
and Major Daily to l. Major DAILY and Versatile
made most OF tho running. The finish was the best
Of the needing Major Daily was first By a heal.
Nclcn Rose second by the same distance, Rosa II.
third.
Can Can was at money for the steeplcchass.
Can Can won BY half length from Flip Flap ten
lengths In font Of Return. Summarizes
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third. Tme-1 :O3
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lDoegstt). third. Time-I:ie.
sixth. ace-Hsndicap steep.echase purse 900: fuu
steepiechase course. shout two and onshaH miles;
q. sAss second ssS'n aged 81 l' wS SH ,A
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