New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
A BIG CROWD AT JENNINGS
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS WITNESS EXCEL.
LENT SPORT.
THE MoHToNS AND THE BLAINFS PREsENT-THEY
PICK UP 4 FALLEN JOCKEY
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THE MoEToNs AND THE BLAISEs PREsENr-THEY
PICK UP 4 FALLEN JOCKEY.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRsuNEI
Washington. Nav "A great crowd went to Ben
nings to-day to see the races the centemcns seeple-
chase being the main attraction. Both branches OF
the National Legislature were strony represented,
while several members OF the Cabinet mingled with
he throng. The Representatives and senator's who
NOT present stayed away because they were
afraid Of being arrested and fined. The racing
the best Of the meeting. and there was vast
OF enthusiasm. Every thing passed on WELL and the
day was voted success. Morc!o again showed
himself to be the best twoyear- old At the track by
winning the first in handsome style. after being
pulled UP at the start and almost getting left W. T.
Burch's FLY Strap. by StOnehence out Of Buckle
said TO have done faster work than any yOungstcr
at Washington. nibbed at BY the shrewd fol
lowers Of long shots. but she had not recovered
entirely from an accident OF ten DAYS and failed
TO stay out the five furlongs. AT half mile she
might have won, as she showed a surprising turn OF
speed going away from her horses ut the start II
they were standing sun Hiram. sold BY T. B.
boswell this morning to W. G. DAILY for $1,000.
a fair second, strap third. Tme-1 :03 Sd
George ". aud Emblem withdrawn from the
second race leaving but three starters Isaac Lewis.
Bolero and Msrgherita. Bergen having the mount on
Lewis who y slight favore BOlerv. Mar
gherta at long price. Bolero made the running
pected to do. Isaac Lewis then, under terrific
drive came Oh and won Marghenta barely beat
EOlero for the place. Your Uncle William Daily lost
800 "a Boero and declared after the that Phil
DIVER nght-"The $685. 900 hrss warnt no Count"
Rosa H., warm favorte for the third race, won in
the easiest possible clcvery ridden bv BERGEN
w. o. Days FAgot close second being beaten
only a head Thorndae third Father Bill"
wanted to match Fasot against Rosa H.. same con-
ditions, for $500 side, the ~ be tomorrow.
but Jennings said that he was satisfied.
Vice President Norton accompanied by Senator
Frank Hscock, arrived at the course IN time for this
race, but 1t is not recorded tina; he put down bet
The House has been upset b. the races for several
days but 1t not believed that the Vice President
would adjourn the senate on account Of them. Be-
hind Mr.. Morton came Senator Blackburn. and whlo
the horses were going to the post secretary Blaine
drove into the infed In a victoria, accompanied U!
Mrs Blaine Mr.. Blaine looked exceedingly well and
evidently enjoyed the he was seen to laugh
heartily many times. The Vice President left his chr
rage and sat in the grand stand during the fourth and
fifth races. but Mr.. Blaine saw them from the Held.
Mrs Elaine in pink, stood up In the carriage. highly
amused spectator.
The fourth the hvelest race Of the dav. and the
most exciting nnsh Hands or winning In hard drive
by a head from La Cigae, who, better ridden, would
have captured the purse. Abscondcr third was close
UP. Major Covngton is not riding up TO his best
firm He has been a disappointment all the meeting
Midgely on La Cgale would have landed her winner
with something to spare
Frank Clarke's gay old deceiver Puzzle galloped
of with the fifth race with odds Of 10 against her
Mr. Clarke sest from Sheepsheaa Bay $1,000
which his COMM ssioner Colonel Abe Daniels placed
at comfortable odds, $500 each way. HIS winnings
were not less than 81 900. Hardy Fox ran good
second Mary 7. third , .,.,. .o,
chase reached on the programme ana eVeiyD1 ;
got a high seat TO Mr.. Knut do his great Winning
act on Cookie -the-walk, who was hot favoritt me
Morton crossed the track and invited secretary anu
Mrs Blaine to take seats in his carriage with Mrs.
Morton and her daughter the yec secT ps Mr.
Morton stood on the ground with senator h,S "sn
At the third jump which was not Tar rom the Vrl1n
carriage Tramp fell giving his rider nv M wa s.c
Rotary Of State. Immediately left the cQI1iase anu
FASTENED to the young whom they assisted 70 ms
feet. lie was not much hurt. but they bore nun 10
S the cSI Ip eempany of Mrs. and Mss Morton The
Vice President returned to the city with Mr.
while Mr. aud Mrs Blaine came Back scretarv Of State
picks up fallen Jockey In the field and SENDS nm
home In vicc Presidents carriage Cock,o Tass
fell at the fourth Jump and the efen ,iv Mr third All
In. Alliance nnlshcu secoiin' io"' -
the Others fell.
Following are the entries for Tomorrow
ono mile sellng--vaIdee. l12; Marsherita, 100;
Dr. Wilcoy 1O6 Mabel r. Pomeroy IS.
OneIalf mile selling twoNear-olds-Jnnt ~ IL
Yn1: All Knight log; Sweet Alice. 1oo; ClairnonV'
100.
The third race closes at 10 O'Clock to morrow
Thr.ouarters OF q mile. sellng. Iallyhoo; 10 20
owen Roberts iO5 Nnbian, lOo; Natalie 81 w.
Emblem. IS Queen Dor 3D. ~
Pat OAKLEY 143 Return. 1875; Ecarte. l33' behdiso'