The Washington times., 1894-11-01
condrier,. 4 to !, and palianthus geIding, 1854

(Condrier). TO ], and Palianthus gelding, 1854
tDoggetD, 6 to 5, also ran.
Fair start Won galloping by five lengths,
two lengths between second and third me
fayorite was unable to extend himself in the
heavy going, samaritan winning In manu-
galop.
second race-Half mile. Maiden two-year-
olda Selling. Purse, $500. Time, O:5iA
Tartuffe, ll2, to Iittleneldl l...-............
The Scalper, 109, 10 Sims ).-..: .......'..-.
Iroglen gelding, lo9, z TO DoGgetn. .
saluda hIly, los Bergen), 20 to /; Whizgig II
colt, los (E. Tribe), 8 to !, and Pearl, lOo q.
Moore), 80 10 !, also ran.
Fair start Won pulled up by length and
half, four lengths between second and third
After long delay at the post Pearl set the pace
TO the upper bend, when Tsrtuffe came through
like wild horse and won with great ease, Inc
Scalper being second Just as easily
Third race-One and one-sixteenth miles Han
dicap Purse, SI0O. Time, 1:5S1.
Prig los, 10 10 PENN n)..........-.............l I
Baroness, 90, s 10 tB. Williams. ............--
Hume, SO, 10 (heefel ..............-
Jodan, 9415 Or. Doggetf 5 to !, also ran.
Good start Won pulled up by two lengths,
eight lengths between second and third 1t was
and won pulled up Illume was second for
mile and then quit, Baroness easily getting the
place
Fourth race-Five furlOngA Boiling. Purse
$500 Time, 1:071h.
REWARD. lO4, 8 TO (E Tribe. e)..................
Lorimer, III, 20 70 PENN
Kilkenny III Qendrum), 10 TO /, and White
Wings, Jos (Keefe), S to J, also ran
Fair start Won galloping by nve lengtns,
three parts Of a length between second and
third Reynard was at home in the mud, ana
led all the way, winning eased up from Wah
Jim, who was hard pressed by Lorimer.
Fifth race-six furIongs. Three-year-Olds.
Selling. Purse. $500. Time, l:2234
Mcintyre IO9 : TO 10 Sims s)....................
Melody. lUa, to 2 fBelD1
Repetition, IO4, 25 10 Carter.
Drum Major. IO4 (E. Tribe, to l, also ran.
Fair start. Won easily by length, length
and half between second and third Mcintyre
made the running throughout and won well in
hand.
sixth race-six furlongs. Two-year-olds
Handicap. Purse, $500. Time, l:2ll4.
Owlet, 109 10 Iittleneld) d)................-...
DOgRett lis, 5 TO (Doggett). =
Sally Woodford, 1925, TO PENN.
King Gold, lO7 GRIMM, to 2, also ran
Good start Won easily by length and
half fifteen lengths between second and third
Owlet had an easy time defeating Doggett, the
others being beaten OF
Entries for To-day.
First race-Five and one-han furlongs Har-
rington, I09; Deriargilla, ia; VIII Elliott, l02;
Restraint, and Hullnut, "a each, and Walcott,
LOB
Second race-Three-fourths Of mile. Romp-
ing Girl, II5; Little Ella, Emma, Evelyn Carter, f,
and Thyra, 100 each
I0lrQ race-One mile. NOCKhde, 4U0' Fdrlsi
us; Hume, 49, Bonaventure, I05; Pulitzer, ll5;
Lizzie, 40; Gov Sheehan, l22; Judge Morrow,
40 and Emma, 9S.
Fourth race-Six and one-han furlongA Flirt
and Micmac Queen, 109 each; Star Actress, Ill;
Nirago, 109, and Glsesome, 1l0.
Fifth race-Five-eighths of mile Ella Reed,
e5; Etesian. los: Punch. 9S; Amsterdam, 100:
Jack the jew, l02: St Vincent and Apprentice,
IS each; Benefactor, lO2, and Marigold hlly, l07
Sixth race-0ne and one-siIteenth miles.
Westchester, I02; Little Tom, 80; Gov. Sheehan
and Little Mat, I03 each; Leonardo, so; Tom
Skidmore, II2, and Paris, 100