The Washington times., 1894-11-08

favorites. the other events being captured by
Star Actress. a second choice. and Amster-
dam. High Point Belle. and Restraint. at long
odds. After the fourth race Jockey Carrisan,
VINO rode Baroness. was called 10 the stand
10 explain his ride lie answered he had
done the best be could which explanation APP
parently satisfied the stewards. Summaries:
First race-SiK furlongs Non-winners. Sell
ing. Purse, $500. Time, 1859
leonardo l0I, to 10 tGrifnn. n..-................
Little Billy, l09, 10 (DOgEett) .....-.---
Old Dominion no, to lMidgelyl....- .-.--. 3
Lorimer 10l penn, 50 TO /, and Pulitzer, 80
Nacey), Is toI, also ran.
6 Cd start Won driving by a neck, six
lengths between second and third. Little Bil ~
and Leonardo were the leaders the entire
journey, the latter getting his neck in front IN
the last sixteenth, and keeping it there.
Second race-SIX and one-haf furlongs.
Maiden two-year-olds. Purse, SJOO Time,
l:26ja.
Amsterdam, 10, to / penn.
Tuscan, no, 10 (Midgey) y)........--.-...--.-- :
Forager ll3, rol ndrum)..-........-.,.... D
Travesty, lIII5 Lituefeld), 4 10 !; Little Ella,
l07 (heefe), 30 70 !. and laIianthus gelding, lU9
tDoggett), 10 to !, also ran
Fair start Wen eas ly by three-parts ol
length, eight lengths lie ,ween second and third
Amsterdam led an The way winning very easily
without touch OF whip or spur
Third race-seven furlongs. Three-year-olds.
Purse, SiOd- Time, 1904.
. 2. =. . .
I'd kearney, 100 To tTaraN aN............-----. :
GOV sheeh n, lUI, to- lr. Tribe. .--.-.--..- .
Factotum, l02 lKeefel, 30 TO !, also ran
6rOd sturL Won handily by % length, three
lengths between second and third Mcintyre
and artOtum did the LEADING, tie former draw
ing clear in the stre'ch, Ed heamey not beng
a5le 20 catch him. despite Iarals vigorous rlc-
ing.
Fourth race-One mile and a furlong Selling
Fu. Sc, 500. Time, 59ia
Star Actress, 9S, > TO az. Doggett. ............
Baroness g. 9 To lCurriganl l...........
Lady Adams, 95, II to > sheete).. .-.....--... 3
White Wings, g5 CNacey1, 10 20 !, also ran.
Fair start. Won easily by a length, two
lengths between Sc ond and third
Lady Adams lea Tor a mile and then gave way
10 S-ar Actress who easily stalled oil Baroness
challenge al the end.
Fifth race-gne mile, Selling Purse, ;301
Tine, l:45
Restraint, lG0 6 to1 (Keefe) )..............-.....
~. Michael, ~, j TO [Nucey) y)...-.....-...-..
Setauket. 70, 10 lCorrigan} )
Westminster, g7 Or. DoEeeit, II TO 5, and Jodan,
1l3 tDoEgett, 20 10 !, also ran.
Good start Won handiy bg thrse-parts OF n
length, a length and g halt te-wern second ami
third s. Michael ran into the lead after the
first qua ter ana staid there TO the 81 etch, when
he iGltele p bestraint winning aandlly.
Sixth raee-Eiye Iurlongs beaten two-year-
olds. Selling. Purse, 500, Time, 1G5l2.
high Point Belle -, 9 10 tCarrt gan}..........
Nids:ar, 100, ta tboEgett). .--..-..-
Bizarre, -, 9 10 tNacey- j
Apprentice, l0f lCoudrierl, 6 TO l; Etesian. los
o. tribe. to !: st ncenta: 9S (heeIel, 30 10 ]:
Velvet hose, 10. Nyous), 30 10 /, and Thyrd, ~
a. DoEEett), i 10 /, also ran.
tGlr start Won easily by three lengths, one
length between second and third Ligh Point
Belle opened up a big gap and was never
headed winning easily