New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
THREE FAvohfrES WV AT BENNINGS.
THE ENTRIES WE'RE SMALL And THE DAY WAS
COLD. But THE ATTENDANCE COOP.

THE ENTRIES WE'RE SMALL AND THE DAY WAS
COLD. BUr TIE ATTENDANCE COOP.
Washlng,on oct oj-Small entries and cold. hay
day had no apprccinble effect the attendance NJ
the Jennings course. The crowd was up to the aver
nr~ and tho betting was good Three out OF hVo
iavorlics won purses. but IN" sport on tho Vh"o
was i7ticr tame" only one finish furnishing excite
menL sport belonging 10 the Washington Saole'
added hs fourth consecutive victory 70 his unbeateh
record Mt This meeting. lie carried dc top weight
bv twenty pounds Taral Obliged to ride him
ont in order 10 finish FIRST and Ind he not obtained the
hcsi OF tie start the result might probably have been
changed. Can can too again won the jumping race
with the utmost slack had 10 pun her double
in the stretch I'm order to finish anywhere near thoso
bchlnd her The club made another good stake to-
dsv I'm the first race. selling affair Lyceum turned
the trick nicely. and h. Alvord. who won second
place with Experience Immediately bid him up.
The entered price 81 900, and It reached S.,'os
before IN. Empire Stable bought Lyceum 10.
The six furlonys had seven entries. Lvceum. NJ
3 to s. strong M,ortc, and received god
s,pport at this price. bordeaux. Mccormick and
Dalsy,la the horses played for the pla'e. Tho
refusal nf Experience 10 break delayed the start but
when the flag fell they got away On even terms
bordeaux was the first TO break the line and he led
the vay to the stretch with Fila second, Lyccum
third. Lyceum came away easily after the turn and
won but Experience coming wide In the stretch. up
set al place bets bv showing great speed and taking
second by open length.
with DlablD scratched. I0wlandcr was 10 )
favore for the mile. Major DAILY, at II 10 >, was
second choice. Key Yves, opened at 10 to /. but
went back To q to when the bell rang. The start
was the poorest Of the meeting, Key West getting
much the best Of 1t. Major Daily followed him. with
Lowlnndcr and Lizzie three lengths away Key West
maintained the advantage throughout. and by a
good length from Lowander. Jimmy Mclaughlin won
:3.7OO backing his entry.
Prathcr was an cvcn-money favoutc for the fourth.
Lnrchmont was heavily backed. his price rcccdng
from =. to to . at the close. Larhmont went
right ont nj the start and could not be- touched.
surprised her owner by coming In second
can Can went To thc po. At to 10 for the steepe-
way 10 the stretch. whore Can Can caught him and
cantcrcd home. Return was second. Grey Gown
First racerurse, 300; for three year dds and MP
won Experience t. lOi CClerco). second; McCor.
mick. 3, lo7 Up. Rogers, third. Time-l :l5 4.
olds five fnrongs. Sport, l22 (Tarap won Grace
I.rowr l02 lslmms). second; Naphtha. 100 W. Nudge.
y), third. Time 02 II.
Third cen1llaniicap sweepstakes. $40, with 5000
Major DAILY 5, los (lIcrsnj third. Timc~1 a.
upwari non winners Of $500 since July /, 1894 one
mile and a sixteenth. Larchmont aged IO7 Nv
Mdrly). won Margherita, 1, lo6 CSmms). second !;
rrathcr. aged. lO7 tDoggetn. third. Time 30 | .
full stecplcchase course, abOut and one hal niles
Can Can. ., li7 slack, won; Return, aged ia6
0Ashopl. second Grey Gown d. l3s (Ai. Lynch, third
Time 10
The entries for TO morrow are
First noe-FOur and onehaf furlongs Nav Iose
1917 Bonnie Dundee. 1903; Margcry. 400; Roman. Io3