The Washington times., 1895-01-15

In the crisp and clean weather Of yester-
day. in such strong contrast to the previous
week, the racing at Alexander Island was
must have been winner as well, because the
books lost lot of money.
Ell Telegrapho, the winner Of the $50. 900
stake at Chicago for the Keens, but which
has been windbroken and Of no account
since, was backed to win a fortune In the
first race The odds fell from Is to and 5 to
1 in a twinkling, but the strong tip on Intimi-
dad kept the formers price up. El Tele-
graphic got off we'll, and ran so fast that he
killed off the rest OF the field. winning in a
canter by five lengths. Then it was dis
covered that the animal had been given an
injection. In accordance with the rule owner
and trainer Thomas Curry and the horse
were ruled off after the purse had been paid.
Waicott and Prince John met in the fourth
event. and both were strongly played. Beck
cts gelding took Prince john along at ter
rifle clip and left him far behind at the end.
The summaries:
First raee-Purse, $500 Selling. One half
mile.
T. Curry's FL Telegrapho br h. 4. by fremont
Marguerite, los (Murphy), and 2............
Intimidad, lO5 (Haml, to2..............-...-. 9
Lady Superior, 1867 "a Moore, 12 and i....... 3
Start bad. Won galloping by Ave lengths
Time, 0:53.
Also ran: Anxiety, 105 (Robinson), Is and 4;
Explorer, 105 DORSEY, 40 and 15; Carcassis, 101
d. Moore, and 10, and Prince klamath, l0o
Left at the post: The Dude {Neary), s and 2,
and Charlie r.. 105 (Flynnl, Ii and 6.
Second race-Purse, 300. Six and quarter
furongs.
w Beckets Jickaway, c. g., 4, by Mr..
Pickwck-Runeway i05, (Murphy},5 and to5. l
Nagabond, b. H., a., III Carter, snd to'5.. z
ali, Ia.Ix Con, ID aNd9
Start good. Won driving by neck. Time,
les
Also ran: Beckton, lO6 &C. Murphy 80 and 15;
Headlight, 100 (Neary),l0 and 4: Fox Glove, l0sls
(Johnson) 10 and A; Little Bravo, 10s &C. John
SON. and 2; Andrew D., loo Duffy, 10 and &;
Tiny Tim, iO6 (HanI) TO 10; Billet Deux hlly,
loi Dorsey, 10 ani 4, and Hay Tay, iO6 tAlfordl,
30 and 10
Third race-Purse, 500 Selling onc-halt
mile.
Buena Vista Stables Wheeloski, by yent:lator-
Pouch, III Tribe, 10 Observation-Disclosures.
Dorcas L, i0i C. Murphy, 10 TO A.. ...-......
Rufus, 106 Ham, and TO o5..-....--.-.--.-...
Start bad Won handily by length Time,
O:58
Also ran: Lottie A, I0i &C. Johnson IS and 6;
Ida X, l09 8iurphy), and i Miss Castles, l0i
Or King, 30 and 10; Lillian l., 104 Dorsey, 10
and 4: Cicado, 10i (Neary), 30 and 10; Lady
Dandy, l04, Hines), 30 aud 10, and Peter jackson,
109 (Morris), and =
Left at the post: syde, ia tJohnson) and 2
Fourth race-Purse, 800, Six and one-half
furlongs
w. Becket's Walcott, ch. e., 6, by Long Taw-
Miss Dance, 109 Gdurphyl, to 10. ............. l
Belgrayia, b f., g. Sc (Stewart), 40 and 6........
Prince John, b g., 5, 81 Carter, TO
Start good Won gallopiGg by four lengths.
Time, l2g
Also ran: German, 81 (GIeason), 5 and l.
r fifth race-Purse, S200 Selling Ono mile.
j. Bredys Red Star. b. b., q, by Dutch Roller
slipper Dance, 81 R. King, 4 and 1.......... /
Drizzle, h. b., g., 105 (Murphyl, to l0.......-.
May F., b. m, 4, 80 (Neary), and to 5........
Start good Won galloping by ten lengths.
Time, lag.
Also ran: GlsnalI, 103 &C. Johnson, 30 and 6:
Despair. l0i HAM, and /: Eph, 90 (Robinsonl,
100 and 30, and Cadet, l04 lStansburyl 30 and 20.