New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-07
CROWDS AT JENNINGS.
LAST DAY GUI ONE OF THE RACES.
ERIC. ST. MARK, MY FELLOW, CANCAN AND
DAISYRIAN TIE WINNERS.
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| Washington MAY 0.-Thls, the last day but one OF
the Washington races. brought TO the track al Behhss
n motley throng Of enthusiastic followers OF the turl
Senator Blackburn turned his commissions over 10
senator Kcnna and accepted chair IN the Judges
stand that had been reserved Tor hih' ~ 'Ne '""s
| he was n mine of good stories and pedlgrccs. lie
aao,,ned IN noce any OF the horses because he was
| hott,np IN every race. He and Kenna had good
dav and drove back with Phil" Thompson the famous
| shoonr. iron man OF Kentucky. Mr. Thompson has
the reputation OF shooting at the drop OF the hht
| To-day he shot two winners
| Cxnosure the fnvorite, fell lame in the first nce
| and the winner turned up In Eric. who was well
backed by few Keen spccua'o's' 's"o ~
| second Mr.. Sass third.
81 Mark. an overwhelming favortc. gallopcd OF with
the second race in gallant STYLE Zampost secohu'
Poverty third
Tho third race went that erratic beast My Fellow,
who beat Marghcrita the favortc in the easiest pos
sibe manner. Count a poor t,I5d
The gcntlcmens fiat race brought to the post hVc
dsrroced pings OF the sawcdof order, ridden by I'VE
pincompoops calling themselves Jockeys Three OF them
had 10 be held in their saddles. one rode under an
assumed name he was so ashamed Of himself. The
winner Johnny" Campbcs mare Can can ridnch
by Mr. Maddox. Maid Of Screen ran second sam
Morse third The judges did not rule sam Morse ana
his Jockey Mr. shields. of for life, because they had
no absolute evidence against them. but the pnblic
opinion Of the pair could be bought tonight for less
than farthing. Lccsbnrg. alias Milburn, In the sad
die, was beaten furong whercat the spectators
gave him n ro,lslng reception These gentlemen mccs
are great spring and fall pIcncs. Tho mighty KNIT,
formerly Mutt. was not seen in the saddle.
but will show his coat-ofnrms tomorrow on Nntchcz
The lst race mt heats OF five furlongs. went to
W. C. Days Dasyian in two straight heats. Fila
second lIeme third. Joe Vcndlg tried to Shoo'
Necktle In. bu. failed. joe has keen ambitions.
but Is loser on the meeting and drives home ht "A
funeral pace Orlando Jones is with him. The bold.
lion like Henry Stcdckcr vanished on Thursday ana
is now supposed to be in Ncw-York. He lost S22 on
declare that Tho f1clng is honest for them. They
cannot get single job through. - .
Tomorrow will be- gala day. NicsircSuent
Norton senator John sherman. senator Morrlii. OF
Vermont now recovered In hctth; senators SLACK
burn Henderson, Kenna, IliScock, Harbour ana othcrs
besides II hundred CongrcsSmen, Nave 'gniltN th'ar
Intention OF being present. In addluoh 10 the rgu
lar programme there Will be ecntlemms stecpie
chase and MI Washington VIII turn out " y" IT,
These are the entries.
First receive furlongs-C hiswcll Jos; Jimmie Iame
los Guard los. strap. 100 May " No. o"oc' ''
iOj
Hard px I0I Glen Roller l0I Mr Sass 10l. Ialbggan
100 Dr. Wilcox 81. Mabel Il. Pomefo' ~.
Third nc~-Mile and a quarter handlcaD.l rOnpnnc ~
farchmont H. George W. no. NV reno" IV'' bo''o we
Fourth MOTH rec quar:erAFsro; no. Aampo.t 100
I aurhinr Water lU5 Guilty 1oi. Ihorhdse w.
renbrcke 100 Nav n 90 Hardy Fox " Bel Demon" ~
FNth racc-Stecplechase. full confs"-trtirly i'''
Delaware 1s9. wc.unorcland ~; Stonr."l, w. S""
Mor,, 1877. Tphn 1876 Bullrush IL" Bchdlro ~"
captain Manning 100 Tramp 100. Arab 80 Matched loo
Alliance 100. Folly /. lio