New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
TO DEFY THE JOCKEY CLUB.
THE VIRGINIA MANAGERS WILL RACE
OVER THEIR ALLOTTED TINE.
HORSES AND JOCKEYS BOTH TO BE ADMITTED
FREELY-THE RACES YESTERDAY.


FREELY RACES YESTERDAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TRrBrSEl
Washington Nov 3o-The Executive Committee
Of the Virginia Jockey club held a meeting tonight
and decided 10 ignore the Jockey Clubs rulings in
| regard TO racing after December !. Their decision
was that. beginning on Monday next. they would
accept the entry or any horse, provided he is not
| under the ban for fraud. This rule Will apply
! TO jockeys. which means that horses and Jockeys
now at Alexander Island will he taken into tn" fold
| They have decided to permit two. three bet
| ting, but FOR the present will no. provide Il foreign
book. The meeting will OF course be continued aS
| long az the weather continues favorable.
The racing to-day was little below the average.
| yet managed satisfy those in attendance dead
heat. with off helping to atone FOR small
| fields. The first a romp for Ella Reed.
With Marshall out OF the second Assignee was
made an odds-on favorite. He refused to run kindly
until the homestrech reached. then closed
with rush: but 1t was too late ana Equity won
| Plenty. who was strong second choice For the
| Plenty outfooted him from the star. and won by a
scant length. The fourth race went 10 A. r. Wal
the only starters in the NTH Both were heavily
played with stable money, and they made "a good
length The last gift to Weinberg
summaries:
FIRST RACE For t~o.,-sr ,li- penalties. selling. SIX
fnrongs.
". y. Iennlnss's a. :. Ella H~ed by nl-rs-a Hattie
:. i w-cO,, ch. Andre~s 1903 u-smyy ....... ::
nl.rre .'' "o ,Neptc. ad HSnsion ioi 'csf. o
'r , NIX I Ell, n.@s ''' . and ont, Andrews. 81 to
and !" 20 I: HosnHn u. \ - ana 10 -.
Won hy lengths. head between srcnd and 'hird
SECOND RACE Handicap. one mile
9 W. leo i, ,,iiialn, :
r il = III II Md ' l. rris los %pna,
Nero loa 'len'c" amt pan""y. Il" 'NsceY. all"
Er,,ins EdaIy -. ant TO .. Assignee , to : AMI
Won by length AMI haif. hrr- lengths between sec
| ond and ih.id
THIRD RACE Special weights. selling Six and half
fu,longs
". II. Mccsane,'s bs rIsa'y. nv rnc"' -A'""i""er'
W N Bair,ks H. <. Void :. o+ ,Heke'. ......... .,
4. +. W@irous Dr. Rgnyan 3 10" drmeo....... 3
Betting Plenty 10 Void. : TO and out.
:esd heat sin lengths between the dead heaters and
Run N Plenty. 100 CAT ioD penn ars'. Void. lo'
Betting Plenty. 3 10 T. Void 10
Won b., 'hree parts of length
FOURTH RACE For maiden ,woyrar-ot-. special
weien. Hal, mile.
d, r waico h G. chico, by Eous Sans souci 10
,1srlrs iIaar- Flash io <s r,; ,...
william ienninsss b. e -' 10y Nhful l'os'"" I''
Bnchc,r iio Tribe, Son Errenr 'possr',,. merry
10 tMidgrle,l. also Time"
Betting Chcoi. 80 and . 10 =. Flash. "a ~ ana
~ 10 ! Irogl'n ecldng I: 10 ana 80 J.
Won by neck a head between second and third Asia
fell
FIFTH RACE-Sptciai weight. Seven fIrongs
Manhattan Stables b. Prince George. by sensation
Iorisette. YRS. liz 10 SIMS.
O F. smiths 81. III. Derfarglla ;. 1903 toseetn.... :
~.
Betting Prince George 10 :. Derfars!a even.
Won by length and haf
SIXTH RACE-seling. Five fcrlone-
Nina. I'm
del. i'f' ~ tSnsi
! A \. ~. a r. n Morri-s :. Owle p. ." fcai-
''orbc,t's br Primo John .. 100 d< ~ef"'
luIis.
E.t'ine werni.-rg 90 and .n'. O"lri ~ - = and
/ 3. Prince John. ." 200 and 81"
Won by length half. fnre, lengths between sec
and fhri.