The Washington times., 1894-10-30
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landed them all first past the post. Sum
maries:
First race-one mile Handicap Purse 500
| Time, l:i334.
Declare, lis. to 10 Sims.
Our Jack, ll5 10 lDoggett).
Little Mat, l03, 10 (Irinln) ................-
Lizzie, 30 (Keefe) 80 to /: Star Actress IS Cur
tis, 100 10 !, and Hume % "a. Barrett, % TO !,
also ran
Good start Won handily by three parts OF
| length, head between second and third Our
| Jack and Little Mat made the running TIL well
into the stretch, when Declare made his run and
Won handily. lllume ran out and was pulled up
Second receive and one-hah turlongs
/ Three-year Olds. Selling Purse $500. Time,
/ 1909.
Factotum, IO7, to CKeefe) e)....................
BlackfOot, i04, TO GRIMM.
Grampian, l04 u TO (Coudrierl-- rl-----..-...-...-
Drum Major, 1O7 lE Tribe, 10 ,; Pecksniff,
101 (Bergen), - to !; Nirago, lOi Qenh) 10 TO J.;
! Repetition, lO4 Carter, l5 20 ], and Mic Mac
! Queen, i0o lDoggett), Is 10 /, also ran
Fair start. Won cleyerly by three parts of a
length, one-haH between second aud third
! Drum Major led TO the turn for home, when ne
! ran out, tactotun taking command, ana stall
! ing of Blaektoots challenge won cleverly-
Third race-Six furlongs. Two-year-oIds.
Handicap. Purse, $500. Time, l:l61h
Kennel, Us, 10 Sims. !
Doe colt lis. 20 (Doggett.
King Gold, lU1, to ! ll5rinin)- n)-.-.------..--- 3
sally, Woodford, loi PENN, 10 to ]; Harris,
=
| !; Thyra, 9ll2 (Reefe), 10 10 !, and Vent, 80
! (Sheedy), 80 to ]. also ran.
Poor start Won driving by three parts of a
length, a length between second and third King
| Gold was in front 10 the stretch, when Kennel
! and Doe colt took the lead, Kennel winning rid
/ den out.
Fourth race-Six and one-han furlongs. Sell
ing. Purse, 500. Time, l.23.
Prince George, I09, to 20 (Simsl
VIII Elliott I04, to tE Tribel-...............
Leonardo, 100, u Ia g-endrum) .........-..-..
Shadow. lO4 Grimm, 10 TO !; Restraint, 40
! lheefe 30 10 !, and GOV. fifer, lO4 lCoudrler),
| 100 10 I, also ran
Good start Won easily 10y two lengths. five
| lengths between second and third. VIII Elliott
did an the leading and looked "A winner 10 the
| last sixteenth, when he stopped, Prince George
coming on and winning with great ease.
| Fifth race-Five furlongs. Two-year-oId FLIES
| Selling. Purse, $500 Time, LO315
Derelict 10, TO Sims
Ella Reed, JOG, 10 lirifiul ?
Aarigold Filly Jos, 90 TO lDoggett ....-.......
High Point Belle, 10 lMidgely1. Z 10 !: Jewel,
los PENN, 40 10 !, and Little Ella, JOG (Keefel
| 100 20 !, also ran
Fair start Won gauoping by three lengths,
| neck between second and third, Derelict led
! throughout and won in a gallOp, while Ella Reed
| snatched the place by neck in the last few
| strides
sixth race-one mile. Selling Purse, $500
/ Time, l:43la
! Gov. sheehan. IOi, i to 10 E. Tribe ...... |
SetaUket, s5, to "a BarretO ................. =
Long Bridge ~, 20 lCoudrier). r).-............. 3
Kilkenny, IO7 Q.endrum), 3 10 !, also ran
| Good start Won easily 10y a length and a
| half, one length between second and third. Coy
| Sleehan and Setauket were the leaders through
! out, the first named winning with something to
| spare.
Entries for To-day.
First race-Sevcn-eiChts Of a mile. Nero, ll6:
/ Judge Morrow, 1l2; Gold Dollar, Il0; Miss Dixie
| l05; 10 Bengula and Doggett, 1O3 each, and Bona
/ venture, 9S
| Second race-One and one-sixteenth miles
| Roche, ll5; Song and Dance, 80, and LeOnaWell,
/ Captain T., and Candelabra, IO7 each.
| Third race-Ihree-quarter OF n mile Jack
| the jew, l03: Benefactor, g.: Bizarre, lO3: st
| Vincent ana Apprentice, l0l each: Evelyn Carter
| llly 100; Flush, l02, and Doe colt, l13.
! Fourth race-Fiye aud Cne-half furlongs. Der
| fargilla, III: lola, 1C6; Prince John, III Wern-
| berg I05; Little Billy, 1O7; Lorimer, lO5; Gov.
| Eifer, g, and Flirt, Jos.
Fifth race-Three-quarters of a mile. Tuscan
| and Whizgig II colt, 10 each: lroglen geIdinC
| lG7; Forager, Travesty, Lucille Bohn colt Am
! sterdam, and Pouch colt, 10 each
/ Sixth race-One mile. Tom Skidmore, llq.
Paris, III; Lady Adams, 80; Gleesome, 10, and
! Pulitzer, I03