New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-04
THE JENNINGS RACES.
Az ATTRACTION THAT KEEPS CONGRESSMAN
OUT OF THE HOUSE.
THE BEST RACING OF THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY
I.ARGE AWE NnANCE.
ny rrIEGRApn 40 THE rRIBUNE.1


Washington, May 3.-Congress might as well give
~ nm and adjourn for week. The members Will 80
N the races Every day 1t is a wild chase for
quorum The Sergeantat-Arms has been TO the track
twice 10 arrest delinquent members, but he Is not
feared while there is chance to bet on 10 10
shot Let Reed and Crisp fight 1t out alone while
the1r colleagues looking for tips. Senators Joe
Blackburn and Stewart gmced the lawn to-day, adding
dignity TO the occasion. senator stanford, looking
feeble, was one of the most interested visitors lie
was accompanied by his private secretary. Senator
Matt RANSOM of North Carolina, hangs his elbows on
the fence and talks horse with W. p. Burch Billy
Malone, with his big eyes and long white Deau' j.
picturesque figure. The day was warm rs July ana
nearly 100 carriages various descriptions were teen
In the infeld The racing was the best OF the meeting
and the Attendance was unusually large
Mary Stone was withdrawn from the first race which,
IN the opinion OF the public made success certainty
for Your Uncle William Days Dalsyrian The oiach
horse went TO the post at TO 3, ana a''er hVeS
brush in the stretch won clevery In I'D H. uhe
fastest six furongs run ut the meeting. ST. Mark was
a close second Foreigner third kuchen rode ST. MARX
like bra,nless monkey, coming up next TO the rail-
and irving 10 force Lambley TO pull ont for him.
,h,nc which Lamblcy would be the last boy in the
world TO do. IA
The second race brought out eleven starters with
,Iemet an odds on favore and easy winner though
NecktIe got of at the start with so long lead that
looked as II she never would be caught. She tired
badly In the stretch and finished a poor second
Wandcrcr ii third The time was shade better
than that in the first race. l 15 being the marx.
II Is believed that the timers forgot to start their
watches I'LL the was well on. But there is
nothing like giving track record. The day was
however, Just right for fast time ana Inc uacR was III
tho best possible condition.
The third race an owners handicap at one and
one-eighth miles, caused more excitement thah any
other race of the meeting. All Washington pinned us
faith TO George W., who Is owned by Mr.. HaVehhef'
one Of the Jockey Clubs executive committee "mic
NewYork and Brooklyn were faithful to Lepah'o'
your Uncle William Days pet and pride. Frontenac
was well supported by the talent and both Bellevue
and NV Fellow were backed to win considerable sums.
Iepanto was driven by sheer weight of money from
the East to the position of first choice the post "'us
being to 8. Jimmy Lambley rode MIN 10 per
lection and he all the way, hn'shihs threc
lengths In front Of Frontenac second, WHO pea'
Bellevue third, half length. George WIS Broohiyh
Handicap stock will now proceed to go down with
rush.
Eric though we'll ridden by Miller, who Is doing
Good work in the saddle unable TO defeat Larch-
mont in the fourth race Miller probably caiieu Oh
him triAe too soon. Larchmont was warm
fayorite and won handily. Eric second, MI. sass
third. -.
In the last race, a steeplechnse, Mr.. Lewis mao
, entries Fnturity the best steeplechasern America
and Delaware. lie himself took the mount on "e
latter and declared to win with her. But Deia"aio
has seen her best days Lewis did ms utmost
with her but was obliged to win with fu'uri's'
This caused no little feeling, but the Judges saw
nothinc suspicious In the race. Grey GOWN rduen
nv LYNCH surnamed the Gunner, was the aiiescu
GOOD thing and Mr. oyster called Lynch up as he
rode 10 the post to give him welldeserved warhe'
The one-eyed rascal declared he would rae honestly
aud 10 all appearances he did So but Grey Gown ms
nlayed out and failed to get place. futuriN "oh
rtth case Pat Oakley second, Return third
Tomorrow all Washington Will turn Out 10 see MI
Ynut the champion gentleman rider OF the D'stic''
win with his own horse on the fiat Mr. hh"' oe-
clared that he would ride no more but mas wisely
and sensiby changed his royal mind.
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
Five furongs twoy ear-olds-Morello. lis; Hiram
ia. strap 1O5 Confidence, 100. - 49,.
one mtle-Isaac Lewis, 100; Bolero, lo1; george
w 1O7: Margherta, 1O2: Emblem, 95 oo
'rhree-auarters of a mile-Rosa H., 11o Fagot' IoV'
rYdelo. 100; Thorndnle 81; Long Maid o.
Five fulongs seling-Hands on. 1O1 BlackInailer;
1O7 Eliza I05: Maid Of Screen, 90; Natalie 5, DO
~ Eve f,roncs selling-iIardy Fox. 49, Bob Garrett,
113: Puzzle, 1902: Mary T., 90 Fora, 90; Shppith,
Steepechase hunters, gentlemen riders two miles
Cock 0The Walk, 1907 Alliance. $50; Tramp, loo'
'o Fourth race-mile and an eighth. seIng-dh not
I'LL. Fifth race split.