New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
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,.sh,ng,on Oct 2S-Honors were at 81
As,uh to-day favortes and outsiders each cap
turing three races. and. while the three that were
defcat, proved costly 20 the big be;ors' the lesser
lights managed escape with little proht from
Tho da,' s sport. ". +. Dwyer was heaVy ios7i
~, ,ha dav H.. has not had a winning day since
III. meeting opened and some of the other Dig oe'-
tors had the same story 10 tell. WIN u'e DUN
makers things have been running smoo'h'' anu
hardly one Of their number has come out VI ""'
fray loser. ,
Harrington captured the opening race after soou
b,ush with lrania in the last furlong. They haq
the race between them throughout, win ,ne "o
year-old making the running lurhihs i"
homestretch she had lead Of length an" ioi
few strides II looked If she might "hl' p"'
under some strong urging Harrington passeo "'i'
and at the end won In handy fashion
In the second Doggett was on Nero WIZ
was an odds-on favorite. and win any '"i'e w
vigorous riding he would certainly nave pe'"
closer I'D and possibly have won. Shauo" pe"'
him a length and a half. Gold Dollar VINO was
second choice was third He was in front the
greater part of the journey. -,
sims was engaged to ride Golden Gate In the
third race and he was made not la'oii'e' "
7 DIVERS commission helping to keep the price
down Truepenny next in demand a' 10 " ."
his nrjce recedng from . TO !. Tuscan had some
support In the early betting. but 1t soon suos'aeu'
to / being freely offered at the close AZ 'i'e
start Golden Gate in the front ana coh''ueu
TO fatter his hackers until half a mile hau pe.'
run. Truepenny who had been last 10 iea'e 'c
most then ioined issue and under some strong
riding reached the finish the the winner @ roIe1 ~ hine
after the His interest in ms hfaopnns m0TSs i lie
run in the name Of H. Wood IS a, asaouIek Kafs how
even forgets himself so far as TO direc' heeie H'
TO ride them. , ~ ,orr, I've
oak Hs seemed eD a to chance but story that he
N,as moi good sent his price TO TO . Long BrIcfe
and 0 of smart MGrG none When it the
race Live oak was the only one one III, IN II itbrouphont
long Bridge was second and Seatauket third Bonl
we're hard ridden. but the result was never !"
When Little Billy was sold by McCtameGfy tnIeG rs *
,an ,o-dav as the property OF the Pelham stables.
His still remains unknown. II n.oriS - haye
Sar,eS Wsi f him i in the condition which he was TO-
day lie so lame he could haTdy ro s'Gp sh 1 start
some OF the bookmakers must have known 9' ms
Dnsrite the money that was bet on him, Deriarii
ga was played down from 10 10 u D. anu
"Ti The last race which was for maiden two.year,
ods furnished number Of real good INNS hSs az az
races of this kind always do. The best backed Oh
these tips was Forage, his price coming % doTh ron n
to to to 2 Properly rope Ike ,oyiee M Of the first
race variety and Vent beat him The best par V Was
,hiEd He has lot of speed but has bad action
both in his work and in his races Summaries
FIRST RACE-Heavy Handicap. Six fuFlongs
w nonohue's e Harrington by M'seT-"ef"ooe'
ksndaIi Hsi sSbos lS ch trania. II2 G,oggs,n;
salccn ioc I3 GralP ,oi and M'der0'' 'O' =" Bar
as ~ 81 kss4nsy even 10 p11 to 40 Sn ''"
Won by parts Of length; neck between S''o"'
and third.
SECOND RACE-selng one mile
W r Jennngss ch. m. Shadow. by Buchanan-sun-
j Hayms5s Ne53 na,sI IL P'fse@ @ :sr ,cc
d's.r o. a @i;a Tim Ea@ 's'' 20 10 and
out: l':'tiSF GSd bois,' 3 to ana 10.
Won by length and half length between second
and third.
THIRD RACF;-For maiden twoyea'-olds sp c'a "''e"s
Five and half fuTlongs
J. J. sheriaans hr: Triepenny. by Han''fr-'eTa'
w woois ch C. Goiisn Gate i Csims
Carroll; B. snb1 raG0na l rdng cs CMdre
and rarhcna Jos a. IT Tr6e aS n6 %n 10 @ = Golden ,iae
to and To- 2: amsterdam 80 to and 10 to l.
Won by three part. Of length; length between second
and third
rouRTH RAcE-For ,hree-year-oldf selling one and
W P Jcnninss.s b G Live oak by Linden-Ann'e
sfa MS,n. lS; n 'gri9' r. G Lon. bridge 10 car 100
H. n}SsFS' vingus ch e sciaaket ga oD denn,.
Repetition 1O2 Crribe also Time-l ;'1: ,.,,uo
II to ,';ng and IT TO g seiauke ii 10 TO .
Won by length; three lengths between second and
G. E Smiths ch. m Derfarsin. by onondasa-Tas
nor yrs. ia n UosGetil ..'''.'''
i'clham sabes ch. e. Little Billy. :. io5 'ca-. lG'
Gm 'Si''I dominion Jos iiagicy, and Restraint ioi
"DeTfarriiia to 4 Prince john.
- to i and to Little Bily : to and to 5
Won hy three parts Of length; tao lengths between
second and third.
SMITH RACE-For maiden three-year-olis; special
weights FIVE and half furicngs.
W +. Glplle's ch. c. Vent by Ventilaor-Iiass!nei
r G. ciarSs's br C. Foneer. iii 'car. ii2p., lien
J. II. vendg's ch Z. The scaiper, ics 1922
Samaritan iii CTrite Tree TOP lsheed,) The
Clown. III GDogsetU. also ran. Time-l:ll+:
to g me scspe sshI s to "a and to q
by three parts Of length; five lengths between
second third
The entries for tomorrow are:
First race--sx furlongs Iconawcl, ll2; lola. JOG;
Galilee. 100 Lobengula "a: Urania ~.
Second furongs. Hazehach li2; Fiirt. lVt;
IEdra Momcnto colt. los each Mic Mac Queen lo''
l'aroness Pulitzer. Gaiatin Grampan ana Lady Acaias
los
Third race-One mile ard sixteenth our Jack and
la:r,c.an III each Captain T. Illuue Jodan 81
p uith race-Fve lurlongs The Bun ard ANS er am.
Mcdrrocio and Nirevet. los ench.
Fpth race-One mile George and Tom Skdrn
each, WaIlike. io7; Little Mat 100: Thurson. 80;
Paris. -.
sixth race-Haf mile. Vent. The Clown. whz Gig II
Samaritan. Jos each; Things. lO7 Little Ella
Tempting salina Ally and Pandora gedng 100
each.
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The meeting Of trotting horse which
take place las; night at the Gilsey House was de-
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