New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-27

GRAND PRIx, AT 20 TO /, GETS TIE FIVE-FUK
LONG RACE.

LONG RACE
w,,bIncton Oct 2G.-The attractive card offered
TO-DAY and the warmer weather had the enec' Vi
Increasing the attendance ri the races OF 'he WIS"
inr,on Jockey Club. Down In the pool ring th.he7
were lively the betting the first M. third races
being especially heavy. The talent were BABY beNlhu
on the day and In fact, winners were hard 10 NM
Fayorit-s could get only races. and good things
in three OF the went decidedly wrVh6' ''c
second big dump" Of the meeting occurred III NV
five -furlong race With Osr.c Nold, Acalde III"
lemon Blossom In it.. Grand Prix, belonging to the
Margaret Meadow stable and carrying III pounds
va. neglected. his price going from - up to - TO
at the post. Rogers kept his mount running easily
In second place until the turn WIS mane "h'h ~
gave him his head and came along "lIhhE hE'N
lie carried little money. Tho horse WIS eh''r'u al
~ OCo and was bid up by j. H. Lewis j." 10 F''''
before bought In. Father Bill Daly carried o" Nv"
- the purses, but Fagt, entered in the fourth al
$780, was bid up by {. T. liAvener' acting Tor IRE"
Miller, to $500. at wich price Daily kept "''''
Father Blu gave II out that Fagot could mol 20 I"
nile and as i consequence he WAS well backed Al
= t. /.
Thirteen maiden two ycar-od- answered Ia" bng'
crl for the first race. May Lose and the Al!'' Gun
were equal to l favoriics until heavy '';"''ao"
an NAV Lose lust bcior. the b'l rang sent the my
~ ~. most = 9 to 10 first ohilcc Nay Lose made
All The running followed by the Alice cot, "inch
won BY open length
O.ric ruled 10 to 10 favcrte for the second WIN
Void 3 TO /. and Lemon Blossom 10 J. wei sulp''
Ncadc was strong up for The place Inc race
proved TO b. u - to l saOt, Grand PIX "ihi""e
hand.ly.
ridcIo was to / for the mile and furIons
pisblo to /. Cleaning 70 /. Mr. sa'' u anu
Pcbpocket 10 l. were all heavily backed "ioa"'hs
made the running. but when Il came to tn hni7l
rld.lo ouff,utcd them all and Ron WIN easr. D"Ll"
,econd Taral claimed a foul. but 1t W. no. allow d
on his form OF yetteIday, Larcuni.n, Went to The
post an to l favorite for the mile Pr-iher h"d a
large backing from the stable, t" Fasoi and Wood
craft supported. woodcraf Wa neaiN backed OF TIE
boards but showed mp badly rfdthri Went cat IRON
the start and led BY nom ogc 10 twl lengths to Al "
a hundred yard Of the G.ish, where lns 4 nl'pra h'H
md won easily, though only II head in the 'An.
Rival wa. q strong even money t.Noiie Tor TIE
closing race Rosa IL. vas to / ani h.lor Da'
Il to / , the others were oIt-idcFs. Rosa II MADE q
game f,ht, but Rival ourav her In tn sir"''" hi'
won By length summaries
Fir,t racc-Pur.c 500, FOR maiden two year Oils
FOUR and a hall f.r,ongs Alice colt lo' vs. hiig'5 %
won May Lose TO- ls,mmsl second LILY Il" 10
aarris,ey) third Iime-o 90.
second rlco-Iurse 500, tr all ages selling h''
furlon.s Grand Prl1. 3. IL u. II gers. won
Alcalde g. III uamlel. second. Osfic 3. 10 tI"rsl
THIRD. Tine OF :.
Third race-Iiandlcap .worp takes. $40 each. Will
800 added for all ages OLE me a.d one frlons
Fdclo. D. lO- lAmlcl, won. EAblo U. II. Clara
second. GlOamlns ,. 40 ~. * lyh thiTd Vine
"a :. ,,,.. ~
Fourth rucc-Purse 500 ior AL ages, selling or
mile Fagot. B. ~ ~. Lamlc'. won PriA"f, hg'i.
TO- IL (Doseciu, .'cond Msoma. o. L." mae
TIrh race Pure 900. for al ag's hat have
started and been beaten ~ I'll. meeting p"nalN'
n Il allowance slA iurlouE- klva.. .. j" Lana
Won. Rosa IL. 4. ~ no-.cu, s., .nd >i"'""
Ion ,, IL C>immsl, third Tine, - :. NJ.
Tie cntric, FOR tomorrow =" ~ WH""'- ti
race nvra-htA nli.-Nay Lo-r, 10, In-"s 100
Fpa: Fancy. colt 100. Forget v" Not. - Ionn
c. %. Dolly y. -. ,t. -,
So oni race tAr.r quarter milo Lnhe'ic" H.
He IN Rose. Osrlc GlJ. Ia hh'ri, III i"lNoou u"
lIarolino TO- Llllh. loi. B0rdt an =, To-
third rae. thrc,qlartcr ME. handicap sweep
sin Walcot. 1ormcnior, l-o. hl[I' ~ ~, ~
lrtt, IpG. Major Daly. 1OI; Captain WAGNER, ~"
Da-y,an. 1o-, Kngct. % .i.~i,,l' 'yt.u,.. ,o-
Tnurfh rae. one mile. handicap Nui l"nht, l''
Coud.ls,ra 100. versatile. 100, N"c"i"IF'H' -
King Thomas, %; Count 80; Tom Igi-h' i" ' cvc
hurdle. Eo,uurfori 100. ~p"ndall -, Iailrr loo
CAPTAIN Mannius 10 Mary T., 10.