New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-28
THE "TALENT" GETS EVEN
FIVE FAyORITEs GIVE THEM OPPOR-
rUNITY FOR REVENGE.
IT WOULD HAVE BEEN A CLEAN SWEEP hAp
GRIFFIN Ridden IL GOOD FORM
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TT WOULD HAVE BEEN CLEAN SWEET NAL
GRIFFIN Ridden IL GOOD FORM
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Washington Nov 27.-Favorl,es had chance 10
get even to-day for their wholesale slaughter 81
YESTERDAY five OF the six getting home in front ana
had Grimm shown anything Ike his usual AFFINITY OF
10 BengulA, the sweep would have been ciesn
ors A II was the pungers managed TO retrieve
their losses Nike Dryer leading the march by WIN
ming every bet he put down In the opening e'7"'
ne declined 10 play the favorte, and backed maurice
uha Maurina colD for the place. Maurice won ny
a length and hall Void won the secohu race
He was the favorte. still his price held STEADY a.
% : both polydora and Iamme being played 10
heat him The third went TO Baroness sir
John one OF the Providence delegation. captured the
fourth event He was an even money favorite ana
had TO be ridden out to beat Lady hcEmohu
neck Hardy Fox was pounds the best morse j" '"e
attn race but Griffin managed TO get him into
series OF pockets that proved extremely Costly a.
his rush at the end just trine late. Mcintyre
beating him a head. Leonardo. another odcs-on
chance won the last Summaries:
FIRST RACE-For two-yesr-ods: handicap seven mr.
longs.
w 81 Bs,coh'. ,o g MsnrIe' by kayon ao'- /
Msi5'; g. S To- ssS SS . ,Ss ,c'n
on nsr%nHa' los penn, also ran Timei
% and out: Haiis,or. ~ to 1 and 3 10 /.
Won by A length and half reck between second and
third
SECOND RACE-s-lng Sis ana half furlonss
" yr! ~ l es'r n car "a ios Sins sins '':
. Higgins. e. poIyaora ics Gr sn ,,..,.
amm 100 Car i'S 0gS e, TSns1'0 s.pD S car "
car soi.l Nnceyl Anxiety o. III. Brown, also ran
TIm--i;i6
30 o Senator se 50 y s1 10 ana to I'''
Won by two lengths a neck between second and third.
THIRD RAcE-sellns one and one-eish,h miles.
Durridse Bros b.. r. Baroness. BY The Bard-Ella
j. q Mchaashiins b. g. warpeake. aged. ioo ,car.
iO ilas i":,'' e. m ne:. Ms1ua isst'i:::
FidelIo. % cceary, also ran Tmev 49,: Ss A., >,
AMI 10 70 "a BS,. Msp 30 to and 70
Won by a neck: length between second and third
FOURTH RAcE-ror two-yearoids. special weights; sell
ing Half mile.
J. Hsan's ch c. Sir John. by Sir Modred-Nalad.
p. T e Sadsan'. ch T. Lady Richmond 100 dAmsy, 2
Frank Ressns b. c. Van Brurt os CFinnssanl. 3
vOcsy 90 tcl.s Bcsh.oyd go snerdy, fs sn,.
Joe Os, dspna and South Side % '''r' 0s' clarS
to Bar" 5 ard to s. Van Drun / and 1 to l.
FIFTH RAcE-sp,ciai weights penalties Six and half
furlonss.
g cornehlson's br g. Mcintyre. by POwhat'an-visa-
vi. ,l, III 10 IsIss' r., "a.
A A 70: 'asrssa. ana soesSarIsa. ios
m sIIs Is % to and ana out Hardy Fox to
Won by a head. same distance between second and
third.
SIXTH RAcE-Psnai,ies; selling. one mile
f. WEIGHS br. x. Leonardo. BY Long Taw-Herminie.
Mcr" W. 10 osn nn C. Lille Tom Of tK.ef.i
O. Il. Smiths br c. lndra. 3. 100 Doggeu.
Star Actress 100 Or. Doggetp also ran. Time-l:42
Betng-Leonardo to 10 and OUT Little Tom 10
and o TO 10: lndra. TO and TO =.
Won by length lengths between second and third
Wednesdays card
First race-six and a half furongs. Buckeye. True
penny and Red Top 10 each Modsrocio IL
Second race-sx fuongs. Florinda liz, Saunterer no
Lorner lO1 Runyon. Kilkenny and Willie Nc Auline
iO5 each, Uncle jim Trump. Bondys Victim. Governor
rifer warpeake and Bonaventure 1902 each
Third race-Scven furionss. Weinberg 10s, Mcintyre
1906 Blue Garter. Galiatn and Black Hawk 10 each.
Fourth race-Sx furonss. Foraser l0o. Borelaise ny
and each Ruby and Irog'en geding 10 each.
Vocality and Little Ella 80 each.
Fifth race-Seven furongs. Thurston I0S Tiny Tim
100 Major General and George Dixon 05. Bluemass l02
Dlabous %
Sixth furlongs Meteor and Navahoe los each
Andrews 100 Elsie Morrison lilly Us. Boohroyd and The
Scalper ~.