New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29
GOOD RACING AT BENNINGS.
AN AFTERNOON OF CLOSE AND EXCITING FINIsHE!
WITHOUT ACCIDENT OR FRAUD.

AN AFTERNOON OF CLOSE AND EXCITING FINISHES
WITHOUT ACCIDENT OR FRAUD.
Washington April 2s.-An entirely satisfactory DAYS
racing was enjoyed at Bcnnngs to-day by an snthuS-
astic and the club, profitable assembhgc m ue pest
people I'm Washington. II was an afternoon OF close
and exciting finishes, and the sport was not mafTcn
by accident or fraud. In the steeplechase teN WAS
report of Job but the judges heard Of II In time 10
check it. The judges are determined to have honest
ucing II they have TO rule of every Jockey on the
conrse Their eyes wide Open and the sooner inc
thieves find il out the better for them.
Mr.. Dosweil's 500 colt. Morcllo. now worth $1,000
in the opinion of shrwd judges, was second choice IN
the opening race, while a terrific plunge was ihade on
Bnrch's Rose Washington, the Bonnie Rose hlly a
splendid contest resulted In halflength victory Tor
Morelo. who stood a drive ell the way down the home
stretch and never wabbed Rose Washington
heat the Voturnia fly three lengths. MOrco was
well ridden By sims.
Eleven maidens ran In the second race, for which
the good thing Poverty, owned by Barnes d.
Potter lie backed down from q To i, to . TO
! and won ceVerly with Lamblcy In the saddle
The Younger Iamblcy, on W. G. Days Eliza. a
chose .econd with belong Ray third. The Lnmtley
hroth.rs had furious contest in the stretch with
victory pcrching In the last stride on the oder
hoy The jockeys in this race gave the starter con
Siderable trouble; ak of them, johnson, VI Donovan
+ Donoyan Ross Slack and Mccain were fined S2o
and made one OF the best starts Of ms nfe lie IL
handling the flag 10 the satisfaction 81 every rlce
gOer.
The third race, a handicap at one and eghtl
mile. resulted in eyeash victory for W. g. Days
Ieuunto ridden by Jimmy" Iam,ley. Isaac Lewis
sloud have won bat sins, who IS not yet in form, lay
ont Of his ground and called on his mount too late
Mary Stone poor thru. Lcpaito OpeHed thIu
| choice but WAS the post favorltc.
The fourth race went TO Erie. the old shunier, who
was cleverly ridden by John Lambley. The pot odds
were to / on him. xargherlta, W. Mdelcy up was
al to ! against and came within a head OF scoring
{, bracket A. Shields Ely "a poor third
New horses are arriving daiE and the meeting is
advancing 80 successfully that extra races are To be
given In order that the club may divide its surplus
with the horse owners. There will be SIX races 10
morrow Good time made III all the races to-day
the track being dry and fast. Following are the
entries for tomorrow:
six furlongs selling-ROsa H.. III; Logan 100
Hemet 1O4; Helen Rose, l0l Ella, %; Fagot. 90
| Puzzle, 81.
Four and half furongs selling, two-yeir dds
LADY Grace fly, 1O9 Rear Guard. los Mary w.
! 100: sweet Alice, 1O5; Queen bes, 100; orphan
| lOi Date motherleS~ geldine); Jimmie LAME, lOl
| ChSwen 9- I}attledOo. hlN, %.
| Thrcc-duarters OF a mile, handicap Key West, 10
BaiIyhoo 100; Experience. 100; Fidcio. 100; Theirs
L., %. , ,.,.. ~. r-ox
| mode 1O5. George W., 10l Mr. Sass, lOl Nubian
| IOl =: st. Mark SO. Emblem, So
! one mile seing-PembrOke, III; DR.. Wilcox. no
Ballriggan 1915; Helen Wallace, gclding, 100; Lalai
Fiveclrhths Of mile. selling Blackburn. 119
I GRAY Rock li2 Morton, 100; Bob Garrett. 100; Ray
second io3, Jewel H.. loi Absconder, 100; La
/ CiCale %.