The Washington times., 1894-10-21
result being dead heat. Applause won The
rnn off in easy manner. Summaries:

run OH IN easy HAduuCA- ASuAAAA--NAA@o~'
First race-Five furlongs Two-year-olds Sell
ing Purse, s4OO. Time, l:024.
Doggett lO9, Z to Doggett) .....--..-...'.'..'.
Sufhclent lOl, to [Grifhnl
Beauregard, es, IL 10 (R. Doggett .--..---. .
Benefactor, JOG f. Tribe, 20 TO l; ST Vino ant,
1Ol (Keefe), 100 to I; Flush !o3 lCarter - 20
Dana, l0l PENN, 80 to l, and Punch loe tSims)'
Fair start Won easily by length and a half,
the same distance between second ana ma "a .nTu, .r
Doggett got the best OF the start ana led 10 the
finish Benefactor and Beauregard were second
and third into the stretch, when sumcieht came
up, but could never reach the leader ..,
Second race-One mile and sl1teenth-
Handicap. Purse $500. Time, 1914.
Declare, 10, to Sims. )...................'...
Lizzie, 90, 30 to (keefe) ).-.......-'..''..''''
Galilee 1l0, to PENN '.''-..-..'.
Prince Karl l03 (Grifin), to l, also ran.
Good start Won driving by head, three
parts of length between second ana S tnlr9.
Lizzie made the running until WITHIN Ten yalus
from the wire. when Declare, under.punlshment,
got up and won by head D
Third race-Seven furlongs Selling. Purse,
S400. Time, l:So.
Nero lO9, to Doggett. t........................ l
Gold Dollar, l09, 80 TO PENN ..............'.
Black Hawk, 10S1e, to Sims s)......'..'..-'-.
Shadow, 1O2 {Carter),s TO /; Tom skidmore,
112 (Grinn), 12 to l. Narlike, liz (k pogge,tR; IL ~
TO /; Reynard, 106 e. 1ribel, . to /, ana ALL
kenny. iii Iendrum), 60 to l, also ran.
Good start Won easily by length and a nan,
one length between second ana thlfu. bIach
Hawk and COLD DOlldE dllGEHdtcu III elAp 'ShN "
the stretch, when Doggett cut loose with Nero,
the latter winning easily
Fourth race-one mile. Selling. Purse SaOo
Time 1:4414. -,
Gov Sheehan lO9, to Sims.
Long Bridge, 1O9, 5 to DoggetD. D.....-.-.-. d
Ed Kearney, 117 PENN, 20 to l, also ran.
Fair start Won easily by three parts OF a
length a head between second and third song
and Dance made the running throughout and
won easily at the end, Gov. Sheehan having TO
be ridden out to beat Long Bridge for the place.
Fifth race-Five furlOngs. TWo-year-old nlnes
Purse, S4O0. Time, l:O3l2.
Derelict 1O714 10 to Sims ms)....-..-............
Applause. 100 to Doggett.
Louise flIy l06, IS to (Grifin) ...-...-..'.'' D
ITrania. 1O6 PENN, 3 to !, and Sabina filly, 81
"a. Harris}, - to !, also ran ,,,souo o,,;sa
Bad start Dead heat; one length before Louise
dlly Derelict had three lengths the pest OF lhe
start and was never headed, Applause 1ust GET
ting up in time to make dead neat on ' tle
run of Applause was q TO taYorlte ana won
easily by length and half in lO21n
sixth race-FIve furlongs. Purse, S4OO Time
1:0l3Z -.>
Stonenell 122. to Sims )...................-.
Restraint 80, 100 to [keefe)
Wah jim, 115 PENN Is to /, also ran
Poor start Won handily by a longth' eignt
lengths between second and tnlrd.
First race-Three-fourths of mile. Bizarre,
e5; St Vincent, 9S; King Gold, lOO; Emma, IU3;
Fannie B. %: Etesian, los; Doggett, lOS Mckee,
IO7; Beauregard, 1O5, and Eselyan Carter flly'g 70
Second race-One and one-fourth miles. IL
Jume los. Prince Karl, 105; Song and Dance, JOB;
Setauket, 95; Jodan, SO; Baroness, 80, and Lizzie,
Third ce-Three-fourths of a mile Hazel
| hatch Ife. McIntyre IO7: Weinberg, los; Facto-
tum, iO2; Gov. sheehan 162; Little Tom, 1OS; War
like, lO9; Black Hawk, 102; Halton ia, and lola
| 1O7.
Woodford, lO9: Little Ella, 9S; Benefactor, 105;
Brambalett1 fllly, 96; Midgley III; Harris, ll3;
| Ella Reed. 90; Kennel, 1l3, and Cockade, l0S:
Yo Tambien, Lady Violet and Derfargilla, 1l5
each, and Star Actress, 105.
Sixth race-Seven-eighths of mile. Kilkenny,
! Prince George, and Reynard. l0S each; Champion,
| Repetition Emma s., and Blackfoot, 100 each;
| Restraint, White Wings, B"nayenture and
| Lorimer, 105 each, and Baroness, lO2.