The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-18
RACING.
Layers Again Get the Money at BenninGs
Only Two Favorites win.

AOyeFb Again eot the money at HennlDE0-
Only Two Favorites win.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE layers again got
the money to-day. as the usual two favorites,
Aurum and Brock, wero the only ones to win
out OF the six Tho racing was the best of the
meeting. Timour, the horse who was taken sick
before the third race yesterday. died this morn
ing Of collie. There was still some kicking on
tho part Of his backers in not having their
money refunded, and later the layers all agreed
to refund the money to those who had bet on
him. The Turney brothers have concluded that
there is no chance for their reinstatement
and have sent their stable West. Before
they left, however. W. A. Porter purchased tho
report that tho track and stables at Ivy City
were burned down ut the fire which took place
it was at one time threatened. Summary
o,connorJ. 9 to 8 and g to 5. won; Judge wardeIi.
d don .'G HoS {ao y q o t tRird dne R RiaSs' i 1880. M Ea ston gsi,
os ssonn an aa %hiisii1s a GSn a sI hsif Ff fnrlonr,,-Er. p.,,,
i iIo { S9,GSaT 3; 3 20 for ! s sRs s eTsa. , wSn; Gl Fs;. sh.ns.
VIII Gi-nn. Commercial Traveller, Taunton. Kappa.
hannoct, Wonderland. Gun Metal, Ellerslic Belle. and
Third Race.--siI and a half turlongs.-Frosty 1Ol
2 i for the place, second Eseherdon; o. toConnorl.
third; Time, LAO &c; KinyaIra. Eaatertide. viii
Fourth Race.@sII furlonss Io7 tscher.
rer). 8 to l ana 3 to o. won; Putet Cantet. o. (Song.
err. D TO ! for the place. second; Handpress. 100
Auckland. Sister Alice. Homelike. Plantain. and
Julana also ran.
Fifth Race-one mile.-L. b.. 100 Jackson), is to /
and 4 to l. wont Draw Lad, 100 (Maher). out for the
place. second; Marslan. l0s (Scherrer). third. Time,
l:47 10. Abingdon, Waterman. laramie. Prompt,
Belle of Killarney and Break o. Day also ran.
sixth Race-steeplechasc. about two miles; gentle
men rtdera.-Brock. 100 (Mr. SHORTY. I to 5 and out,
won; Undine. $50 (Mr.M rCauiey), even for the place,
second; Ben Bolt. 100 tMr. Page, third. Time. 4i4S.
Ben Bolt fell at the clubhouse jump on tho
first time around. Mr.. Page lay where he fell,
and 1t was thought that he had been killed. He
cam to after q while and 1t was found that he
had only been shaken up. MIR. Brown, the
owner of the horse, mounted him after the acct
dent and rode over the course. finishing within
the time limit and getting third money.
The entries for tomorrow follow:
First Race-Three year.olds and upward; mile and
q siItaenth.-Good Times. 1885, Hugh Penny, 1l3;
Ben Ronald. ll0;. Dehride, 105; Tappan. 100
Buckeye 1895 Break o'Day. 1905 squan. 90; Vini.
ia, %.
second Race-Maiden colts. two years old; Ave and
one-half' furlongs .-Filament. lI2; VIII Glenn, lI2;
Kid Fox. 1l2; Taunton, lie; Jack Donuhue, ll2;
LonRacre, lie; Stray Sail, ll2; Gaspard, ia; Pinker.
ton Scout, 1l2; Booker, liz.
Third ace-Maid geldings two years old; Ave
and one-half furlongs.-Whirlpool, 100; Giles Shine.
1903; Reiide, 100; beethoven. lU9; CrayOn, 100; Black
Dude. 100; sophomore. 100.
Fourth Race-Fillies two years old; Ave and one.
half f~urlonga.-Duchess Annette. 100; Pink Cham.
bray, 100; Ella DAILY, 100; Lille Seals, 100; Arellac.
1919; Princess India, 1895 Tentore. 1906 Mrs. Reeves.
100; Sea Puss, 100.
Fifth RAce-Maiden hree-year.olds and upward
mile and u sixteenth Sir Frederic, 100; EastertiGo.
100; Esherdown, OF; Kenmore. "; Athy. W.