New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
IN THE FIELD or SPORTS.
CLOSE FINISHES AT JENNINGS.

, GOOD CROWD SEE EXCITING SPORT IN THE
COLD WEATHER.
Washington. Oct. 24.-The cold weather OF to-day
had little or no effect on the attendance at the Ben
nIncs track for crowd equal to any OF last week was
prcsent at the course. out OF six races tlere "e''
three finishes In which the first three horses were Only
head apart The talent and tho books split IL even
as three out OF the six avortes came past tne po~
I'm ,hc van. Jimmy Mclaughlin obliged to pay
dearly for winning the sx-f'irony race with Walcott
The horse was entered for $1,000 and Billy Barrck
vbo won second place with Void, bid Walcott up to
~ DOS at which price he bought In by the
owner The track was fast. six races were on the
card. the last being a steeplcchase for gentlemen
riders.
The opcnlng fvc-fuIlong scramble Looked like q
clnci for Lizetta at to l. Rosa H. broke the line
at tho flag fall but Lizetta soon assumed the ead ana
won easily by a length and half: Tormentor coming
strong finished second with MoC~rm'k thru.
with Lisclg scratched Marshall and ourshp were
each 10 choices for the twoyear old race orphan
at 70 l. turned the trick nicely, but Midsey was
obliged to ride hard to beat out Marshall by Eesd
with Days Hiram n head behind The finish was
driving and most excl Ing
Cleaning and Mary stone were even favor'es foF
tho mile and sixteenth They made pretty fnish
10th horses being well out at the hnlsh, WIN Mary
stone only head In the front.
Mr. sass was an cvcn-mOncy fav0lltc for the mile,
with Cynosurc, TO /, second Choice There was a
quiet tip on Pat C0nley. at 10 TO /. AT the break
he set n stiff pace and had he not been pinched at
the finish by MIR. sass on one side and CyhOsuIc on
the ether, he would have got home frs AS II was,
Cyno,uro won by IA head, Mr.. second, a nose in
front of Pat Concy.
Wacot: was barred In the betting in tie ffth
race and won easily from Void. after Bordeaux had
killed himself by setting the pace.
The gentlemen riders stecp.cchas, was amusing, In
that every horse but Captain Manning and Arab went
wrong. captain Manning, to ,, won by twenty
lengths; Arab, 3 to 1. second. summaries;
FRS. racc-Purss 300 for all ages. penalties and
allowances, five fur.ongs Lizctta. ), y! lBiakcl,
won Tormentor, ), 1879 (,!mmsl Second Mc'orihlck'
3. % ~. Rogers third. Time OF 34.
second race-Pnrsc. $500 for twp wear olds selling.
five and onehalf furlongs. Orphan % t"; Midsieyl
won Marshall. IC6 Doggctt. second lilam, ~
)J. LamleyD third. Tlmc-1 :05 | >.
added Tor all ages one mile and sixteenth Mary
stone. T. 1Os (Doggstu won Cleaning, ). us rara!,
second; Count. 3, 81 u. Lamley)' third. Time
l 40 81.
Fourth racePurse $500 for three Si$ ard 90
Ia, Coocy, l. 81 (W. Mdgeyl, third Time, AZ IL.
FIN racc-Pursc $500; TO- threc-year-od' and up
ward Weight ten pounds n6oy" the s 9r'c Void s
rs CSmms,. second; Bordeaux, 3. lO7 (W Midgleyl
third. Tine, / 10 IL.
sixth race stcepechase for gentlemen riders
Manning q. 100 Mr.. Fcrgusonl, won; Arab. D. i55
Mr.. Losdonl second Dandy aged $50 Jenhs)
third Time. f.3".
The cutres for to morrow ss follows:
FRI RAG THREE quarters milo. Mcto elk. 1O1 :
Dal,yrian. lO7 Lyccum, 1O3; Experience, lOi; Wood
craft, l03 Ella. 90 Bordeaux, D.
second racc-Five furlones. Grace n0wn. lo2 ;
sport. lO2: Courtshp, 105; ingct, 03; Herald, 1907
Naphtha, 100.
Third race-IIandicap one mile. Lowlander
NJ; Dinblo II6; Lizzie, 10: Major Dly 105 ;
Key West 10J.
Fourth ricc-Onc and oneslxteenh miles. Rogue
FORT H. Sir Walter Raleigh, 100; Prajhc-, lOI ;
Larchmont IO7 MarghrrIta. l0G.
Fifth race-S,ccplechase. Grey Gown. 1873 Return
1856; Landsecr, l30; Longevity. 10; Can Can, las