The evening times., 1896-11-18
WHIP AND SPUR.

Racing goes at Ideal Park till Novem-
| ber 30.
Perkins landed Basso, to 1, a winner at
| Latonia yesterday.
Dupee, the lightweight jockey, rode three
| winners at Latonia.
Scherrer rode three winners yesterday
in the Crescent City.
The eFleischmanns have named one Of their
| yearlings Sound Money.
The horses of VIII Wallace and Tommy
Griffin go TO California in few days.
Gov -elect Tanner OF Illinois witnessed
the racing al New orleans yesterday.
Jockey Nelson sent Reform under the wire
| ahead of big field at Singerly Yesterday.
The Ghost got all the money at Chicago
yesterday, his odds being as high as 80
to1.
Jockeys Everett and c. Rciff, two OF the
best riders at Latonia, will ride at New
Orleans.
Nashville, Tenn, bookmakcrs paid off
the tickets in gold the Saturday after the
election.
Every Wednesday will be ladies day at
the lngieside track, Cal, during the win
ter racing.
Jockey Bob Isom has recovered his health
and is now riding in California in his former
good form.
Coley is the name Of a midget jockey
dong good work N the South. He can ride
at seventy pounds.
Tommy Laily no doubt had the dope, as
he ran second to Queen Dor at Singerly
yesterday. His price was so to l.
The Tennessee Breeders Association has
decided to admit ladies free during the
balance of the fall meeting a; Cumberland
Parl:.
George Engemann, formerly of the Brigh-
ton Beach Racing Association, who has
been very i'll with pneumonia, is now con.
valescent. ~"
Selling platter Asaph, at 40 to /, had an
easy win from field of good stake horses
at Latonia yesterday. Midget Dupee had
the mount. ,r.,
W NJ. Wallace has sold to G. E. Smith
t'Pittsburg Phil') thel bay colt The Win
ner, three, by Favor, dam imp Happy Sally
ii, and he Will probably be sent to Califor-
MIA. Price said to be $500.
Imp. Skate is among the best of the sell
ing piaters ut Latonia and, in the nature
OF things, he ought TO be, for he is bred in
the purple, and the Keenes paid $22 200
Tor him when he wasaa yearling.
Halna has done SO well in his rcent
trials that Trainer Tucker thinks he will
stand next season. He will be given good
AS'e uoA ihE VIC WluteE. dHu Will De ell
tered in the handicaps for next year.
The meeting of the Jockey Cllb of vene-
Zuela will begin December 6 and continue
every Sunday until March 81. The purses
Tor throuGhbred horses amount to SIT, 900,
and the field looks attractive to some of
our American stables.
A special rule in the New Orleans pro-
gram book provides that Owners of no.
toriously baG-acting horses are requested
not to enter them in races, and the entry
OF any horse proving to be n nosc-bleeder
or unruly at the post Will be refused"
The Friar, one of the best twc-year-olds
OF The year upon the running turf, is what
may be termed of International breeding,
his dam being Lizzie Baker, by Longfellow,
wEo was sent to England and bred to
Friar's Balsam, The Friar being the result.
1t is reported that next season the Gin
cinnati Jockey Club will have only betting
by mutual machines, and there will he no
more ebookmaking on the etrark In the Paris
mutual system the betting public make the
iavorite, and this is an argument in its
favor