New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
RACING AND FOOTBALL.
ANOTHER BIZ DAY AT JENNINGS.
GREAT INTEREST Is TIE HANDICAP For \
NILE AND ONFSlXTEENTH. WON

GREAT INTEREST Is TIE HANDICAP For \
NILE AND ONKsIXTEENTH. Won
Ely DI\BLO
Wa,binston. Oct oS-As tho fall meeting OF III"
Washington Jockey Club draws TO close The atchu
ance Increases materially. To-day ono OF n" l"rEFS
crowds ever present al the course ohe ""N
maker said that more money was "agTed on 'ae
handicap than on any race he had seen ior NOUN
Interest centred In the handicap purse at mile anu
q sixteenth. Thouyh Iowlander, Mary S'one' bhHe'
Kew West and Candslsbra Were among the entrees
Diablo VIVA such q strong favOrite that 10 "aS
the best price 70 he obtained on HIM Mary s'"l"
was next In demand at to =, with '"hu'i"p'A =
10 l. Lowlander opened at 3 10 ], went 10 l. 10 !
and then was backed down 70 TO NJ the post
Kew West Jumped when The nag ieh. i'i'o"'"
nv C,Ddelabr, Lowlander and Mary Stone. re-
spectvely Coming into the stretch the ord"r was
the same except that Lowlandcr tired and pHd"
took his place The finish strong and 50 81
D,ablo winning bv q length. Mary Stone savlnF ~"
place from Candelabra by head.
A hie conn was mada with Experience When M"
iockevs were run M for the fourth. Cleric" wa
announced as Experiences rider. The ODDS men
offered were - to !. This was backed d""h y" .
IN l. Thcn the jockeys names were taken down ano
Do--ot, sppeard in Clcrco'S place. when 'hoy w"r"
again mi ND The price on Experience Immediately
vent down tn 10 J. and out I'm some books. ~ ~"
drop OF the flag Doggctt took Experience 10 tn" 'front.'
and he was never headed. Grand PIX was SECOND"
hcalde third and Vardcc the favorite and even MONEY
was n bad fourth. Experience was bid up S""o over
his entered price.
LIselcv. + to =. had easy thing In the operini
dash and BY two lengths "fhce hi"""' ~"
PLAYED at Q to !. was ffih.
Cottonade. Ia 5. was looked upon n winner M
the second. but h"nvy commission went In on frh,"'I
ot o 10 3 Void wa, ncx, choice NJ 10 l. VOID
won bandiv by a length. Jimmy Mclaughlin bd -"
winner up $500 over his entered price.
Bertha e. was barred in The la,t race. The
he,ting one two three, was quite brisk. zora Pan'y
LADY Allen and Heel and Toe eelding being supported
Bertha r. won with ease by hall length from IHn~y
Fora was third >umWdric-
First iacc-Pur~e 500. for two year ods Penalties
and ao%ancGs S a. u Togs lcc5a 100 hc " co
IL TaraI third. Time rs"
Second Purse $500. FOR t'rcey'ar ODDS ma
upward non winner at MS meeIins E scum ''
I04 lM Nidgely second Belle D., ., - d. Lamleyi'
third Time. AS 4.
mile and sixteenth. 6iablo g. u. rail, Won:
Mary stone, 4. 10 B9ssett' .ec99d C'Nd'''D''' J.
Fourth lsc.-Purse 500. for three year dds and mp
ward selling. ia aud half ilrlongs L&pclchc"'
ne Dosfen " i6o G I,nGa ,h,J Tmei ~
Fifth race-P 500, for maidens Of all ago,
Penalties AID allowancc, SIX l"Tions'' ,oI n na,n
s sy 7 lon : b. io Dog bird Tmei IL
Entries for to-lnOrI' w are as follows
First race, two.ye,r-od'. 1--WE eghihs Of mile
Knglet 40. Fancy colt. Hiram, Jake johnson, Roman
lO5, Sorceress Edith Belmont. NIphth, Lazy superior
Fanny Beverly l02.
second race-Selling one mile Experience IA, Mock
BaiTpn JOS Temple l0j Larchnont 1O2 Acadr -.
Third race Handicap, and ono dghjh miles
Candoabra 100 Roller 1O7. LOwlaldcr liz. klug
Thomas 10. Diablo l22, Cvnpsnre 100, fdcllo 10
Cleaning 100.
Fourth race selling. four and half furlong, Nof
12G syracuse III, M,lainc H. Belle ID. 1O3, Lemon
Blossom lV- Aspen Leaf 100.
Fifth racial age, al owance three quarter Of amil"
Dsleyrlan Major DAILY III Helen Rose. Rosa II, ia,
-prculaton H., Woo1craft. Ncrsatil" lO2, Ne
COrmack 81.
sixth racc-fiandicap st"cprchasc captain
Manning 1915 Can Can IL. Cray Gown 137 Return
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