New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
THE BEST CARD YET AT JENNINGS.

uzzETTA WINS THE SIX TUELoNG HANDICAP
FOR ALL hGRs AT EIGHT TO ONE
Washington, oct. 27-The spectators at the Ben
nincs course today treated to excellent races
Tho card being the best that has been presented at
mis- meeting. The feature Of The day was the third
race handicap purse for all ages at SIX furlong'' III
mich the best horses at the track, DR.. IasbroucR
excepted, entered. SIX out OF the nine entries
had even chances to win and the betting Oh the race
uas heavy. Walcott ruled favorte at TO l, with
Rival to l. Kinglet 20 I, Chiswck TO = Lizzeta
10 and Termentor IL to /, all well played. There
was q long delay at the post but the horses hnaly
cot away TO good start. Iizzetta soon opened up
daylight, followed by Major DAILY and Waic"t the
remainder punched. III this order they rounded the
,urn and started for home, Lzzetta in the lead with
X,nget coming fast from last place The finish was
driving and exciting, Izzctta beating kinglei nose,
with walcott only head behind. Gideon DAYS King
,et ran remarkable He got OF n bid last,
Int gradually down his field. and had not Rogers
shown poor judgment in his finish the t~oEear-old
would have won. AS 1t was, many people though' IL
dead heat
The jumping race furnished diSagreeable feature
T. H. Lewis, jr. had Ecarte and Tattler In It, lie
s,clared 70 win with Tatter. At the third jump
Tatcr boltcd Lewis then went ont to win with Eare
and finished first by half a dozen lengths. Win Mary
r. second Bishop however. entered fo.l ;sainst
Lewis for cr9ss9s Mary called "i INTO ine Judge stand
Ini 1thsandng his claim that Ecartc swerve the
Judges disqualified him. placing Mary j. hS SpeiTan
second and Iattler which had fnistN' u,ru, imc
hooks made heavily, as most persons ndo tuin up
their Mary T. tickets before the declsioh WIS All
nOunced. summaries: .
s.l,ne: five nirongs. Nay Lose, 10 (smms,, won
Ingot, lO4 Qamley), second; Fancy coi' ioo w.
Midaely) third. Time, :O3
Second race-Purse $500. for three-yearoid ana
inward: selling: six furongs. LaAevleW' w. &c
GIoggeih, won Helen Rose. 4. II . simms second
bordeaux 3, 1O2 Smith, third Ilme' 40.
Third raoe-Handicap. purse 5000; for all ages
six furlongs. Lz1etta 3. lOe (BlaKel W"n hnsfi'
2. 90 Up Rogers. second; W"co"' t. W. ''oTs''''
third. Tine, rs.
Fourth race-Handicap. purse 5000; FOR OIL age
non winners at this meeting; one mc; QUIZ crd
DO a. Lamley) won Versatile. L. loi (Lal'ey sooou'
Nockbarren, 3, 80 Qarrssey), third luhc' 1 a. L.
Fifth race-Handicap hurdle, purse 500; one niue
100 Bishop, won: Spenda, g. 10 tClNerl se0o"N'
rattle aged 1873 Qines) third. Time, ~.
The entries for tomorrow are as follows ,o rlTS'
race. three quarter mile-Ailee. colt, IL, Her,id.
los Ingot los Emn Bev, los Grace Brown loo
Iiseig Io5 Bertha p, hlly 1oo
second race one nhle-Vo,d, l13; Belwoco llo'
pyather 10Y Ada Blue. 1O4, COuona0e iof' syn
cuie 16A; Algoma. 1oi: Belle D., 90
Third race one and one sixteenth miles nandSaR-
Iyceum 100; Diaho, III; Lowlander Nv 'o tds
1ie Mary Stone, no; Lizzie, lo9 hey VS. ~
randelabra. 1O3 Pickpocket, IS; Lady Superior W.
rov-,h race six and one-haN turlongy Il rand PriX,
NJ Vardee ZIG: Experience, 1lG; lakevie~, la
Alcalde, 100: Plenty, 100.
Fifth race. threeQuar,er mile-ouery. 10; Heel
and Toe geding, Ito: Lady Allen, lo1 Lady
Wooster. iO7: fora, 1O7; Bertha L. FLY, 1ol Con
frary 16l Pansy, 1O1.