The Washington times., 1895-01-13
Stay Secured on the Injunction
Against Alexander Island.
WILL RUN UNTIL THE 23D
Then the Matter Will Come Up for Argu-
ment as to Whistler the Injunction Shall
Be Made Permanent-The Large Crowd
Managed to Pick Four Of the Winners TO
the Bookies' Chagrin-MOnday's Gard.

Racing went on as usual yesterday at the
Old Dominion track, Notwithstanding the in
junction. About I.3O O'Clock telegram was
received from President Jones, who was in
Richmond, saying laeonicaily: go
the races The bookmakers soor fed
in. and the programme was run on as usual.
much to the chagrin of the peneilers and the
delight OF the public, as four fayorites won.
Later il was learned that stay of the pre-
Iininary Injunction had been secured, and
that racing would be permitted until The 23d,
when argument viii be had for and against
making the injunction permanent de-
cision as TO the rights of the track Will soon
be secured. and the officials are confident
that the end Will be in their favor.
Nothing OF special importance occurred
during the dav, except that Bayberry
stumbled within fifteen yards OF the wire and
threw his owner ana jockey while be had
third place safe. Eyerhart hung on like a
Comanche. and it looked as if the horse had
carried the weight past the wire before the
bow fell of, turned a somersault, and came
up smiling an unhurt.
Chateau merely galloped home, and so did
Paragon The only upset the talent received
occurred when Ben, the 6 10 favorite, was
left at the post The starting OF Mr.. Cassidy
was poor. The summaries:
First race-Purse, 500 Selling -Four aud
one-half fullongs .
Glover stables Imp Zones, b. e., 4, by Para
dox-FIora, I2S HAM, to 5.----...-- ]
Gonzales b n G. I35 (MurI ny. 21@ and TO ). .
Gray Forest, gr. h, 5, lS5 lBarrett. 20 and q ;
Start good. Won easily by four lengths. Time,
Also ran. Pathway. lS5 IA Moore), 90 and 8;
Colddicger IS5 dorsey, 10 and 2Ls; Bayberry,
I3O tEverhart}, 30 and u; Larry b. lSl John
and 4; PI Iince Albert, l32 Ford), lO0 and 10, and
Jim Corbett. 13l lCueriDl, 100 and 40
Second race-Purse, 500. Selling. Five fur
lengs.
NJ Kelly's Chateau Oh h, 4, by chara1us-
Eolee lO6 q etter, II 10 -.
Cbeddar b. & 6, los (Murphyl, 20 5...........
Uncle Jim. Jos "a. Moore, 10 and 10 5.....--- I
Start good. Won galloping by ten lengths
Also ran: Missive. lO5 tR King. 100 and 40, and
May L, 50 Hayes, 90 aud sO
Third race-Purse, $500. Selling. -Four and
one-half furlongs. For three-year-oids.
T. J. Murphy's Caroven by rentilator-Carola,
us Carter. j and 5..----.. -..--.-...--.----
Nina br. T., l06 lMurphy), and 3 -----------.
Glimpse hlly, sc Stewart, 10 and 4-----.--.- :
Start bad Won handily by a length Time
Also ran: Rufus. Jos IL. Tribe. 6 and 2; Up
roar flly. 96 (Barretp, 30 and 10; Della NJ, X
(Donnelly}, s and 3: Ben. III diam, and 20 .
Lady Dandy Ile Fisher, 100 and 80; Outsider
Jos A Moore), Z aud 10 ,; Surgeon, III (Neary1
80 and 70, aud Miss Castles. LOG tB King, 20 ana ;
Fourth race-Purse, soc. Selling Four and
oae-half furlongs
Fred Guths Paragon. b h, 3 10y Mr.. Pickwck-
Holmdel, 135 "A Moore) { 10 5.---------..--.- =
Benjamin, ch h., a., 49, lJohnson), and TO D. [:
Elmstcne, br. b., a., lS5 "a Carter, and g..
Start fair. Won galloping by twenty lengths
Time, 1.02lz.
Also ran: Blackjack, 1872 C Johnsonl, so and 30
Kenyon, 1872 (Marborn), 40 and Is; Dashlng
Charlie, ls2 lCo,emanl, 3 and /; Apollo, l35 [Nc
Cauieyl, 20 and 10.
Fifth race-Purse, $780, Selling Five fur.
longs
Richard Bakers Doc Birch br h., 4, by Verger-
Zingora, III Dorsey. 10 5..........--.......
Nav T. ch m. 4, D (Alford1, and 2............ ..
sam Bryant b. h., 3. l06 "a. Mocrel, so and 40
start bad Won gal.oping by two lengths
Time, 5:O9
Also ran: Headlight, los (Nearyl, IS and G.
Pickaway, JOG (Murphy), 10 and q; Samaritan
IC3 Donnelly) 20 and :: Tniers l., lG3 &C. John
SOM 10 and 4: 1umult, lO6 johnson, and
6to ;: Criterion, I03 Duffy, 10 and 4; Adjourn
JOB tGlea on 50 and 20: Bon Voyage, no ltisher
10 and 4, and Mickey b. lMcKenzie), IS and g.