The Washington times., 1894-09-07
Results ON the Running Turf.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. 6-The racing season
closed at this track to-day, the special feature
being the race between Domino, 112, and Cliff
ford, 122 The two-year-old raced Clifford of
his feet in the first three-quarters, and then won
easily by length. Time for the mile, 1:39 2-5.
The other winners were: Jack of Spades, Victor
ious, Hugh Penny, Dorian, Gutta Percha, and
The Pepper.
Entries for GrRvesend:
First race-siX furlongs. Stonenell I22; Men,
dicant, l05: Lo Benguela, 81; Correction, III, and
Declare, l04.
Second race-One mile and a sixteenth Can
delabra, l10; Sandowne and Chattanooga, 100
each; Song and Dance, Miss Dixie, Madrid and
Arab, 81 each, ana Clarus, 81
Third race-Ihe SeRshore stakes. Five and a
half furlOngs Halma and Counter Tenor, 1ls
each; live. Applause and St Veronica, 1I5
each; Mckee, German and Mirage, loS each, and
Kennel, l03
Fourth lace-ParkviIle stakes One mile and
a sixteenth. Sir Excess and PatricIan, 122 each;
Lightfoot, ll2; Sir Knight III; Ben Lomond, 115,
and Senator Grady, lO7.
Fifth race-Five furlonRs. Io Benguela, 10Y:
Nicolini, 100; Eondo, 9s; Golden Rod, 96; Export
and Reno, % each; Second Attempt, l03; King
Gold, 100 Utica, 9S, and Sammie Woodtord and
Cockade, 95.
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Hugh Penny, 40;
Declare, H. Appomattox, 40; Adelbert, t04;
Ben Lomond, 102; Ellen, %; Ferrier, III; Armi-
tage, 49, Assignee JOG; Peter the Great, 102, and
Weinberg, no
AT Latonia: Shiloh, CIementine, Wightman,
Hesse. and Adam
Entries for to-day's races:
First race-Selling Six furlongs Alto June.
81; kosmoline, 90; Tom Elmore, Elmer f., Tariff
reform, and Nenusburg, 101 each; Dutch Oven
and Master Fred, JOB; Adelante 104; Julius and
Cora Taylor, l05 each, and Jergey, 10
Second race-OTe mile Tremona, Ellen Doug
lass, The Spook, and Cornela, SO each; Ganelon,
Theodore H., Powder. Al Boyer, and Peytonia,
l02 each; Bolivar Buckner and Yale, 81 each;
Ely, lO7, and La Colonia, 100.
Third race-Two-year-olds. Eleven-sixteenths
OF a mile. Glen Flower, Lady Buchanan,
Tabitha, 105 each; Mercury and Jim Dolen, 10S
each; Blanche r., Eva L., May Howard, Fayetts ,
Belle Imp. Lizzie Keller, Brevity, Katherine,
and Nobby, 110 each, and Whit and Go odnight,
113 each.
Fourth race-Selling One mile and seventy
yards. Zophille, "a; Jim Henry and George
Beck, 100 each; Pearl Song, lO2; Strathrol and
Creyasse; l05 each; Boro, Wedgefeld, and Tho
1ronmaster, l07 each, and Ataman, 10
Fifth race-Nine-sixteenths of mile. Clara
Christine, Maggie Morris, Ada Foy, Bertha Co
hen, Mountain Madge, Fabia, Marie Shreve,
Julia c., Rebecca. Isabel Aimee Goodwin,
Marian Forsythe, Hlndoo's Dream, Hagar, Our
frankie, Staffa, Pleasantly, Tolache, Miss Flor
ist, Facelita, Biba, and Chagrin, 105 each
Sixth race-Selling Six furlongs. Lucasta,
"a; Miss Lilly and Two O'Clock, 80 each; Miss
Porter, Harry L., and Guilty, los each; Baby
Bill and Florella, lO7 each; Penniless los. Bflly
Bennett, 10e Say On, 112, and Clinty c., 119
AT hawthorne: Maryland, Gascon, Monterey,
Sail Ross, Monroyia, Vigor, and Leo Entries
for to-day:
First receive and one-half furlongs Lin
nette, Boone r., Ida Sauers, and Bonnie NJ, l1C
each; Flammatrix, Effie T., Hinda, Mary Hill
occula, and Kittie Belle, 102 even; Sweet Heart
Sue, and Soon Over, 106 each.
Second race-Six furlongs Motor, 105; Rey del
Mar l02; Highland and Pop Gray, 113 each, and
Wildwood and Willie l., 109 each.
Third race-One mile and seventy Yards Ar.
genta and Highland, 103 each; Riley, Willie L.
Clinton, Major Tom, and Valera, log each, and
King Bors, 100.
Abbess, Idle, and Bell Guard, 81 each; Craft
Rico, and Eli Kindig, lo7 each; Van Zant and