The Washington times., 1894-10-26

rather slow. but not heavy. as song and
Dances mile IN 1857 viii testify. Black
foot was a big tipin the third, and would have
won vita better handling. Summaries:
FIrs: race-Five iurlongs Purse, $500. Time,
l03
Jack Of Spades 10. 20 (Grinin).. !
Weinberg III, : tol lBergenl .--.....-......... z
Gov Fifer 99 40 10 (Coud-ierl. l..............-..
Good start, won easily by a half length, fifteen
lengths between second and third Coz tlter
never could get within striking distance OF inc
other two. who ran locked, with weinberg
beaten at the turn for homo, Griffin taking
things easily on tho favorite.
Second race One mile. All ages. Selling.
Purse, $500 Time, l:451&.
Song and Dance. I03 to (Grifin). ............
Prince George, I09 TO SIMS. ......-.--.-.-.-.
POChinO, 81, 10 a. Doggettl... ,.-....-.,..- .
Paris, 1925 (Bergen), 20 to l; Bizarre, IS "a.
Barrett % 70 i Repetition, 1919 Carter, loO 10
!, and Nero, 100 lDoggettl, 6 10 !, also ran
Fair start Won easily by n length, three
I parts Of a length between second and third
| Bizarre and Pochino alternated in the lead to
! the bHckstretch, when Song ana Dance caiho
from the rear and Won easily at the end
Third race. Five furlongs. Non-winning three
year-olds. Purse, $500. Time. l:Ol-
Longbrook, 100, 3 to = DoggetD. !
BlackfOot, i09, y 10 Carter. rl...--.....----...
Factotum, IL, Z to2 Pennl..--.---......-.---.
Champion. I09 (Coudricr), 100 10 /; Pecksnif,
ll2 Bergenl, - 10 !: Rebecca Rowett' My lUs
lGrininl u 10 j: Emma 5, l0g tE Tribe, 10 ~ ];
81 Telegrapho lie CSiidgeley) % TO /, and Little
Acnes, 100 SIMS 70 ], also ran
Fair start, won driving by neck, a length
between second ana third Fa-totum and
Blackioot were the leaders 10 the last sixteenth,
when LongErook came with a rush ana won IN a
drive by neck
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Two-year-old
nuies Purse, S300. Time, l:l9.
sally Woodford, lOSls 3 20 , Sims. .............
Evelyn Carter flly, 100, 100 10 PENN ).....-..
Imp Thyra, los, 100 10 IL. Tribe. ...-.-......
Ina, lO5 Grimm, 9 10 .; Emma, lo5 Bergen, Il
to !, and Marigold nlly. l07 lDoggetp, l. TO !,
Z also ran.
Good start Won easily by a length. three
parts OF a length between second and third.
Ina went out in front at the start, leading TO
within a sixteenth from home, when she qult'
Sally WoOdford winning in easy siy.e from the
outsider Evelyn Carter filly.
Fifth race-One and one-siSteenth miles.
Handicap. Purse, Sio0 Time, 1904.
Declare, IL, II 10 Sims.
Candelabra, los, TO 5, Doggetr. r......-........
Harrington 1l3, 10 GRIMM ..-..-....-.....
Star Actress 30 (Curtis), Ib0 to l, and Lizzie, 30
(keefe}, 10 10 ], also ran.
Fairsta Won easily by length and half,
a head between second and third Harrington
and Declare We're the pace-makers throughout,
Candelahra trailing. In the stretch Declare held
tho others safe aud won easily.
Sixth race-Six furlonCs. Maiden two-year-
olds. Selling Purse, $500 Time, 1888.
Curious, 100, 10 10 (Midgelyl
Tuscan. I0l, to , l'ennl..
Amsterdam. Jos, 10 (Hannawaltl ..-......... 3
Nineyeh, lOl lGrinin), 6 10 l; Forager, l04 F.
Tribe) 6 10 5, and Tree Top, I0315 Carter, 80 TO
!, also ran.
Good start Won easily by a length and half,
a head between second and third. Curious ran
into the lead soon after the start and was never
headed, winning easily, Tuscan getting up in
the last 100 yards and just beating out Amster.
dam for the place.
Entries for To-day.
First race-Three-quarters Of a mile Louis
hlly, l02: King Gold, lO3; Walcott, ll5; Gold
Dollar, l09; HGZelhatch, Jos; Bonaventure, 100;
I O!d Dominion, ll2; Galilee 10, and Black Hawk,
1l2
second neutrality-suspicious. Of mile
MementO colt, 9S: Prince John, l0I; Shadow l09;
Walcott, lOi; Old Dominion, los, and Captain T.
l0s
Third race-Five-eghths of = mile Pulitzer,
9S MarcEaway, lOi; Little Agnes and Half Nine,
. each; Clara Ben, -; Factotum, no. and Long
Brook. I07.
Fourth race-One mile Beauregard, 81; St.
Michael, 1l5; Little Mat, 80, and Tom Skidmore,
los
Fifth race-Three-quarters Of q mile. Dere-
lict, l0s; Etesian, 10; Louise fiy, 105 Midgley,
ll3; Jack The jew, 1G7; COckade, los, and Ella
Reed, l03.
Sixth race-One mile. Ed Kearnoy, 10; Cali
lee, lI3; Candelabra, ll5; our Jack, ll3: Little
Billy, ll2; Bonnyenture and Restraint, lU7 each;
Brambaletta h!ly, a., and Baroness, IS.