The Washington times., 1894-10-31

pace TO tho stretch, when Nero took command
and Griffin made his run on Judge Morrow lhe
latter closed fast, but Nero won 10y head
Second race-One and one-slAteeitn miles
Purse, S4OO. Time, l:49
Song and Dance u, le 10 Grimm. ............
Roche rs, 20 20 lDoggett) :
Bad start Won easily by three-pnrts OF a
length. Song and Dance had length the pest
of the send of and led all the way. Roche, uhder
the whip, closing in the stretch, but never aple
TO catch up
Third race-Six furlongs. Beaten two-year
olds. Selling. Purse, S2OO. Time, ll'A.
Flush, I02, 3 TO PENN
Jack the Jew, lO3, I3 to5 (Grifdnl. ......--......
Bizarre, IS, TO "A Barrett) ....-...-...-.... .
Evelyn Carter FLY, 1925 (Bergen) $ 10 !; Ap-
prentice, i0 (CoUdrier), - TO !; - Vincent, !Ul
(heefel 80 tol, ana Benefactor' JOB, a. lribe 10
!, also ran.
Good start Won cleverly by half length,
two lengths between second and third tlush
led throughout, winning handily, though hard
pressed by Jack the jew ct the end
Fourth race-Five and one-half furlongs. Sell
iZg. Purse, S30o. Time, 1904.
Derfargla III, 10 10 lGrinin). )..-..............
Little Billy, l05, TO lAidgelyl :
Weinberg, los, 1 10 lBergenl .
Prince John, IL Sims, 10 !, and lola, lO5
[Doggetts, u 10 ,, also ran.
Good start Won easily by half length, three
parts OF "a length between second and third
Little Billy and DerfargilIa were III the lead
stretch, and winning without trouble.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Maiden two-year-
olds. Purse $500. Time, l:lSA
Lucille Bohn colt, 10, 10 Sims.
Pouch COLI, 10, to tDoggett .................
Tuscan, 10, 10 10 (Midb ely ).....-............
Amsterdam, 10 Bergen), 10 TO l; Forager, 10
(Lendrum), 60 to !; Iravesty, III iLittleneldl,
10 !; Whizgig IL colt ll0 r. Tribe, 30 TO l, and
Iroglen gelding, l07 dew, 100 to ], also ran
Fair start Won pulled up by Two lengths, a
half length between second and third. Lucille
BOhn colt opened up q big gap in the first
quarter and tiptoed his field, winning in canter,
the Pouch colt lasting .oag enough to get the
place.
Sixth race-one mile Selling. Purse, 500
Time, l:42tl.
Lady Adams, 95, s to CKeefe) ................
Pulitzer 10l, 10 . Bergen.
Gleesome, lOl, 30 10 PENN l.....-.............
Paris, los Sims, 10 3, and Tom Skidmore,
ll9 lGIinin), i 70 5, also ran
Good start. Won easily by q length, three
parts of q length between second and third.
Lady adams was in front from start TO finish,
none OF the others being ever able 10 reach her.
Entries for To-day.
First race-One-haf mile. The Scalper, los;
Tartufe, 49, Pearl, Jos; Whizgig II colt, IOS;
IrogIen gelding, 100; Saluda nIIy, IO5; Edna May,
100; Aelrose, IO7; Samaritan, lO5; sabina huy,
Jos; Marengo, ll2; Son Erreur, 1OS and Palianthus
geiding, I07.
Second race-One and one-sixteenth miles
Our lack, us; JOdan, %; Captain r. lI6: Song
and Dance lOsi Prig, l05; Hume, 90, and Baron
ess, %
Third race-Five-eighths OF a mile Wah jim,
IA; Old Dominion, Ill; LOngbroOk, us: Ed kear-
ney, IO9; Kilkenny, los; Reynard, IO3; Lorimer,
III. and White Wings, l05
Fourth race-Cne mile Song and Dance, 105:
Harrington, Jos; St Michael, ia; Star Actress,
JOB; Restraint, 80, and Little Tom, Ill
Fifth race-Three-quarters of mile Drum
Major lg3; Melody, l04; Mcintyre, I09; Repetition,
l04, and Terrapin, l0l
Sixth roce-Ihree-quarters Of a mile. Doggett
III; King Gold, Ig7; Owlet, l09, and Sally Wood
ford, 100