The Washington times., 1894-11-03

one that Billy Donohue's colt was made favor
ite over Song and Dance. The result proved
the penciers to be correct. as Roche had no
trouble in winning.
The bright weather brought out good
sized crowd and the betting was lively. In
the last race Ed. Kearney made a new track
record for mile, covering the distance IN
1:42Ll. The finish in this race was the best
Of the day, Sims outriding Griffin, the latter
having the mount on Leonard. Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs Non-winnera Purse,
$500 Time, liz.
Lady Violet IO9, TO I5 (Grinin) .............
Cola Dollar. l04, Is TO Nacey) .-.......-..-...
Bizarre, a, Is TO CIait)
Good start Won galloping by eight lengths,
one and one-han lengths between second and
third. Is was only an exercise gallop Tor me
fayorite while Gold Dollar easily secured the
place
Second race-one and one-sixteenth miles.
Purse, $500. Time, l:49A
Roche 1l5, 3 10 Sims
Song and Dance, lU3, 10 ) tGrinin).
Judge Morrow, l07, 80 TO Carter .............-
Good start Won easily by a length, three
lengths between second and third Judge Nor
row made the running to the far turn, when
Roche and Song and Dance drew out, the former
winning easily
Third race-Five furlongs Two-year-olds
Purse, $500 Time. 1:O3.
Niley, lO2 = 10 [3e1gen) Observation-Disclosures.
Oily Gamin, 100, IL 10 (Grifinl. l......-..-.-.-
PhOebus 100, 10 Penn. nn)..................-...
Golden Gate, 100 lKeefe), 20 to l. BIidstar, 100
Or DoggetI), 20 TO !; Pandora gelding, 100
laidgely), 70 TO J, and Velvet Rose, 100 (Nacey),
20 10 ], also ran
Fair start Won handily by a length and
hall. two lengths between second and third.
Oily Gamin and Phoebus we're the leaders 10 the
stretch, when Miley came through and won
rather easily.
Fourth race-Haf a mile. Maiden two-year-
olds Selling. Purse, 1900 Time, l:5O1l.
/ E1pD Nav 10g IN YNfdga1yl I
Fartheuia, 81, 10 (Coudrier) )...-.-...-.--....
Nhizgig ii. colt, lO9, 10 to (Doggett ......---.
Marengo. lO3 Nacey), 50 TO !; Sabina hlly 100
penn, TO !; The Scalper, JOG Sims, 9 TO 3;
BloOdstone, 9S It. Moore, 10 TO !, and Tempting,
81 (keefe), 100 TO /, also ran.
Poor start Won easily by a length and a half,
two lengths between second and third. Edna
May was in front all the way with Parthenia and
MhiZgig ii colt always her closest attendants
Fifth Iace-Une-halI mile. Maiden tWO-year-
olds Selling. Purse, 500 linn g, O;5OA.
Pouch colt, lO9 TO 10, Doggett ................
Festival, lI5 10 J. (Litteneld) .................
Pretense, lO3, TO !, penn
Nineyeh, 100 GRIMM, Is to /; Little Ella, 81
tKeeie), - % !; Son EIeHr g7 (Coudrier,, 80 10
!; To!ula, i06 Bergen, 80 to Paliantnus geld
ing, 100 lHanawalt, 80 to i, and Saluda nlly, 70
lNacey), 50 10 ], also ran; latter lett al post
bad start. Won driving by a neck, i've lengths
I between second and third Pouch colt, Festival,
and Pretense were the leaders from the start,
they finishing named.
sixth race-One mile. Selling Purse, $780,
Time, l:i254.
Leonardo, 9S, 10 Grifin) in)..-..................
Setakuet g5, TO (Carrigan). .........-.........
Pulitzer, lOSJ5 Bergen, 10 to l, and Grampian,
s. (Coudrier) 70 to !, also ran.
Good start. Won driving by neck, five
lengths between second and third. Ed kearney
was in front all The way, Griffin bringing LeoE-
ardo up with a rush at the end, but failing to
quite head the favorite.