The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-16
GOOD SPORT AT IVY CITY.
BRISK BETTING BY THE BIG CROWD
PRESENT.
Three Favorites and Three Second Choices
Garry on the Prizes-Results Of the
Races Elsewhere.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 15.-The
attendance at the Ivy City track to-day
was much larger than yesterday. and
everything passed off satisfactorily.
Twenty bookmakers attended to the wants
of customers i'm the betting tent and
the play was heavy. The police made
three arrests Of touts, who will be tried
in the Police Court for vagrancy. owing
TO a liquor license not yet having been
secured, only soft drinks We're sold over
the bar. The track was heavy, owing
10 the warm weather drawing out the
frost, and the time made was naturally
slow. Three favorites and three second
choices won. The finishes were tame
In the opening race Dalsyrlau was
pounded down 10 even money, but Wat
tersOn at 10 I always had the foot
of the faVoritc, and won handily, while
Dalsyrian beat Vevay for the place
Lady Adams was the favorite for the
second event, but she was never prOmi-
nent. Rebecca led TO the stretch, and
then Golden Valley took up the running
and won from Nettie Howell (colD, who
got off next to last and closed up a lot
OF gaps.
Miss Bess and Chiswick carried nearly
all the money in the third race, the
former closing first choice. Miss Bess
was In trouble In the heavy going. and
NdN beaten out DN NNlsMltk ana lnHOt.
Five Of the nine entered for the fourth
were scratched Captain Brown was
held at 10 30 , and won easily. after
Gray Eagle had cut out the running
The latter secured the place by three
parts OF a length from Little Fred.
Eloroy opened at 10 to for the fifth
but closed at TO 10 Lismore led for
"a time, and the favorite took command
winning handily. while Lismore secured
the place I'm a drive from Panway
The flngiuw IN
who closed a slight favorite over Lester
Syracuse did all the leading 10 the las
furlone, When the taNorite passed him
syracuse got the place from Lester. Sum.
maries.
First race-selling. seven furlongs.-
WattersOn first, Dalsyrian second. Neva,
third. Tine. l:322i.
Second race-malden two-year-olds.
Golden Valley first Nette Howell (cot
second. Mary third. Time. .OGtt
Third race-selhng, six furlongs CHS
wick first, lngot second. Miss Bess third
Time ll1ig.
Fourth racial ages five furlongs.-
Captain Brown first. Gray Eagle SECOND
Little Fred tnIrd. Time. :OGii
Firth race-selling. one and one-slxteenu
mies.-Eloroy first. Lismore second
Panway third Time. I:5liI.
Sixth race -siX furlongs Robin Hood
first. Syracuse second, Lester third. Time.
1:10.
The Entries.
Following are tie entries at Ivy city
fer tomorrow.
First race-five eighths of a mile. sell
ing. -Cartsin Wagner l0y Elmstone los.
Ranc)cas, l0S: Play or Pay, rs: ,harie
Wilson. !06. Nerbena, 100. Sonora. l05
}erwyn. i03, Paulette. l03. Annie W. lOl
Grand Prix, l0l, ohclsl. lOl. Silence, 80,
Laughing Water. o. Grey Eagle o.
Sec md race-il rec-quarters OF mile
selling. -Pecks IT, los; Lonsdale. 100: Yu.
Catan. ZOE: WestparK. %: Comm ROughan
9s Theodore H., 9S. Mirage. ~ Eulalic
e5 Blossom, %; Springtime. IS. Florence
%.
Third race-seven-eighths OF mile
Logan, ll2: Addie. l05. Re
straint, lOi. Strathmaid, 9G; Arplant. 9J
Major ice, 90.
Fourth tace-one and one-quarter miles,
hurdle Gerof imo, iio. 81. John. 40. Pow
erful l32: Lithbert. 1874. Ely 49, Mar
eherita. rs; Oaklawn, l2l; Fredericka. 10,
lis.
Firth race-one and one-eighth miles.
selling. --Bolero. l07: Gettysburg l05: Sir
Rae, los; Massive. lo3; Houri. 1902; Lotion,
l0l EIeezer. 100: Philora. 100, Sam D., %:
Captain Hammer, sS; TASTY, 81; Madras,
Sixth race-fvc-tietths Of "A mile. mai
1ens -Rahua. ll2; Gaiefy. 100; George b.,
l09 Ahead, l0J Hopper. lG Tonahawk.
I07, Lady Superior. lOi Mamie Kelly, 1Oi:
King Richard, lOi; Banjo, 1914; Bucepha-
eus, lOi,