The Washington times., 1894-05-23
DOBBIES AGAIN DEFEATED
Crocker's Horse Was Big Fayorite,
But Failed to Win.
SEASIDE AND GAZELLE STAKES
The Imported Colt Tancred Galloped Off with
the Seaside, While Nahma Won the Ga
zelle Without Much Trouble-0ld Blitzen
Landed the Dollars for His Many Backers'
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New YORK, May pa more disagreeable
day could not have been seen. for It was cold
and wet, and the track was a sea Of mud.
Starter Rowe could not see to get the horses
off.
In the Seaside stakes. eleven two-year-olds
were held in the rain for forty minutes and
then The Coon was practically left at the post.
August Belmonts imported colt Tancred was
an easy winner at long odds, while another
long shot, st. Vincent, got the second place.
In the Gazelle stakes for three-year-old FL
lies, Nahma had no trouble to win.
Only three were left in the second race, and
Bitten won as he pleased. He was heavily
backed. Dobbins was made n strong favor
ite in the last race. but he had to succomb to
the outsider, Aurelian, as he was conceding
too much weight in the heavy going. Sum-
mary:
FIRST Receive furlongs Applause, 100 &C.
Heuston) . TO l. won by three lengths; Herki-
mer III Sims, to ), second by two lengths;
Monotony los Penn J. S to J. third Time-lOiIs
Pearl Ash colt First Light, Sister TO Jim Douglass
flly, and DIR. France also ran
SECOND RAcE-One mile and furlong. Bit
zen, % III. jones', 4 TO D, won by SIX lengths;
Picnicker, 1l0 Craylor), to /, second by three
lengths; Count, l01 tsims), 5toS, third. Time-
15a
THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs Sensible stakes
Selling. Tancred, 30 (Nacklin), 10 to l, won by n
length and a-half; ST. Vincent, 106 Q.amley), I2
TO l, second by head; Chicot, % (Reitf), to /,
third. Time-l:0i3i Flash, Driebund, The Coon,
Romping Girl, Alien L., Nesluanona, Dorlc, and
the Trophy colt also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-GaZelle stakes. One and one
eighth miles Nahuna, liz Q-ittleheld), TO 5,
won by three-quarters of a length; Jersey Belle
ll6 (Dogget), 30 TO !, second by a length and
a-half; Baroness, III Sims, to l, third Time
-2:03. Miss Lilly, Lorna Doom, Clementina, Dolly
Warden, and My Lady also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seing Six furlongs Hoey, 116
CIaraD. 3 20 ;, won 10y length and n half; Glad
stone. ia lSimsl q TO !, second by neck; Old
Dominion, ,U9 (DoggetD, - TO !, third. Time
LIZ. Gertie, Judge D., Innocent, Quickstep colt,
Speculation, TopgaIant, Chattanooga, Musmee,
Trouble, and Clementine also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth of mile.
Aurelian, 90 Blake, to /, won by half length;
Dobbins, l06 (sims), TO D, second by two
lengths; Sir Knight 96 Donohue), 6 to l, third.
Time-l:15. John Cooper and Lady Adams also
ran.
Following are to-morrow's entries:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs Condo, Capt
Jack, King Gold. The Sage, Cherry Blossom colt,
Corn Cob, Harris, 1U7 each; Ella Reed, l0i
SECOND kAcE-Three-quarters of mile.
OConnell, III; Hoey, 1l5: Appomattox, Ill; Ed
THIRD RACE-one mile Sullross, 115: Emin
Bay. 10; PriG Silverado, ST. Julian, 100 each;
Watterson, JOB; Lalah lOl; Lehigh, so; Shadow,y7.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Equation, Mr.. Jingle, 102 each: Economist, 100;
Song and Dance, 90: Little Mat, Hartford Prince
klamath, Old Socks, I each; oporto, IS; Ascot, 81
FIFTH RACE-tive turlongs. Ninevah, Mosquito,
105 each; Hollywood, 1G2: Tympanee colt, 10i;
Melinda, Amsterdam, 100 each; Little Ella, Lady
Bug, The Squaw, 96 each.
SIXTH RACE-Unc and one-sixteenth miles
Long Beach, Ill; St Julien, l06; Factotum, 81.