New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-06
RACES AT JENNINGS.
4 SATISFACTORY DAYS SPORT.
vARDEE, ALL NIGHT, BALBRIGGAN. EMBLEM
AND TcAETE TIE WINNERS.
ICY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

| IBf TO TIE -RtDUkR'
! Washington. May 5.-Most OF the Senators ara
Representatives stayed in town day TO do a little
| work in order that they might steal OF to the races
| tomorrow with easy cOnscienccs. Only about forty
Congressmcn counted on the lawn. Senator
Kenna lowered the betting ring looking for good
| things and never left 1t except To convey quiet
tip t. senator Harbour OF Virginia. and joe Black
burn, OF Kentucky. The japanese Minister and HI
wife saw the races from "A carriage I'm the field
MarCrcriia was withdrawn from the first race be
cause the owner OF Nardce who expected % run
second. Threatened TO bid on her. and run her sell
! ing price up. In her absence Vardee was top
lofty .avoriIe nj to >. and he had only couple
Of dogs to beat, his success was easy. DE- WILCOX
was second. Mabel X. Pomcroy third.
w. T. Burch started his twOyear old Ely All
Night In the second race. and two we'll known BOOK
| makers from Ncw-Yolk backed her down from 10 !
| To TO ). Ridden by Midgely she won rather easily
| by head Jimmy Lambey second, Jill third.
| william Jcnnngs's Ealbrggan won the third race
with something to spare Hardy Fox second, khlck-
Knack fly third Babrlggan, Midgey up was a
warm favoritc.
| The fourth race went TO Emblem, Natalie s. second
Nubian third. Bayhoo, the favore, failed TO get
a place. though Miller rode her with much earnestheSs'
The stecplechase went TO Ecartc, who WAS gwen
ont I'm the morning good thing. TAT '""i'y'
the favorlte. was poorly ridden By jerks, VINO per
mttcd himself to be surprised while Winning easily
Pat second, Delaware third
The bookmalers who played All Night expec'eu
to win SEQ 900 on her but failed to get their COM
missions placed throughout the country sun thcy
"hit7 the ring pretty hard. ,,,-
Batter Malone. and pride OF "ehe'a' "'
Malone. OF Virginia. has gone INTO the pooA''"s
business and Is represented at Bennlnss oy q" We"
known pcncillcr, for whom he Is furnishing '"c
sary capital ~.
Morcllo. It was reported bought OF Mr. DOS
NJ Gloucester
II turns ont that the real purchaser is William W.
| sInrerly of The Philadelphia Record MI. HihBeIS
IS a partner In the Gloucester stable. lie e''ne'.''
does not intend TO cast his lot with the EOaiu oi No
| troll tracks OF the East.
j. H. Lewis, IT,, owner Of Fuurity ana peh"''c
| and a well known gentleman jockey, was quietly i"
formed by the club today that his entries hereafter
would not be- accepted. Many protests against mr.
LOWS were made by the gentlemen riders OF ,ne us,
iTic and II WAS TO appcasc them that this ac,o, WIS
taken. The club does rot Intend III Any way "
fleet upon Mr. Lewis reputation. r ,r,s on,ovod
! 4 Thoroughly satisfactory day sport W 40
by m nTt on the part Of few disgrunted ownsr
and trainers break up the meeting n II .nccnsS
mi he cub having already brought Itself OUT Oh ucp
and placed Itself on SOUND l ,i, i,~ hn cycn
meeting II three 0r four weeks VIII pr"p"''' ~ o
Following are the entries for tomorrow: ri.
First racc-six and hall nr0nsSv r sc snss ioo
l1G Cynosurc. ia Foreigner, i'o "''
Wanderer II and Not "liI''. '"' 100. ~, E.
second and sxtecnt nh. 1aaGa, 10
ST. Mark. Poverty. Dr. Ni'"N """ ''
Knicknack hlly %. ,,o. co,
Th,r, r,re-MIle handicap-My Fellow; li3; can
Can 10: Marchehta. lOo PeinbroAc' '"'' '''''
IoI; znmpost. "3. IT,, .,,o-s- po,urn
,-d. sam Morsc 10 can Can. i62: L"'Sbufs' ''' >
Maid Of screen 40. , -.
INN racc-Fivc fur'onr' hcaisnDaIsyr'n1 ccktic
81 Long Maid. 3D.
Weather clear. Track last