New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-26
THE RACETRACK.
TWO RACES AT JENNINGS SPOILED BY
MAIDEN" RIDERS.
A 100 TO I CHANCE BEATEN BY ONLY A HEAD
THE RESULTS IN DETAIL.

THE RESULTS IN DETAIL
fpr TELEGRAPH TO THE rnIBuNrI
Washington. Nov. 25.-Two or tho hVo races run
at Bennings to-day for maiden riders "hich
meant Just two races in which the puohc Iounu
little interest. They served to spoil what might
have been an interesting days sport The opening
race first OF two for non-wnning riders. and
motley collection OF youngsters 1t brought out
Father Bill" DAILY intrusted his colt Tinker to Gis-
bourne. boy who has been riding all summer
Both colt and rider proved little better than their
competitors. and he won cleverly from Fetlcne.
The second race came within hairs breadth OF
furnishing tho surprise Of the meeting Sir Chris
topher a 100 to chance. rushed to the lead at the
start and led to within couple OF Jumps Of tho
end where Miss order Joined him. and, thanks TO
Clawson's clever finish. won by n head. with jock
eys transposed Sir Christopher would have won
easily. Lady Exile finished third
The third race was really second edition OF the
first Trillo looked so much the best OF those that
ran that his admirers played him down to II to
90 n rather short price, considering he like the
others was piloted by maiden rider. carter was
tho name Of tho youngster intrusted with Trino'
and beautiful mess he made OF It. sixteenth
from the finish he had the money won but In place
OF coming about his business. he began taking
things easy tho result OF which was that Judge
Wardell stole I'D on the rail and beat him out a
length. Walkenshaw, who was hidden all over the
track was close third. 49, -
Roysterer captured the fourth race, with Fast
Black second and Strangest third me latter
rider claimed q foul against the winner but 1t was
not allowed The colt was Knocked about con-
sideraby. but It was more tho fault OF ms own
rider than Of those against whom he complained
Leando the favorite was jumped on In the race
The closing race. handicap at mile and a SIX
tenth went to Knnikinic He was honored with
top weight but easily handled it and won In grand
The officials OF the track and the layers were
in court to-day prepared to go on with their tr.a
but their counsel. after conference. asked for
postponement until next Tuesday. , coa
r. +. Clyde has purchased julius Cesar and COS
mopoltan from G. Iittlefel1. jr. the intention y
to school them to Jumping The summaries:
S3Oo added six furones,-W. c. Days ch. Thinker
BY Rayon dor-Bsle Of Nelson ys o. ID Giso'Irnc ca
to l. second SARATOGA Caldwell. to and wen
man DATE queen Of Reaay Airy master James
1 Lana s;o ,c aS W S0S N 'rv' o
Second race for maiden hlcs and geldng. two ysars
old $500 added: special weights; hve furongs-! Nc,
n. carried 100 CCIawson. TO and to l. won; SIR
% q osn 100 % and and to so to h Emo
Ida Draughtsman. Neuberger. 81 Sophie. Diva
S"va Ay9sa Ka %ns' Son Goaa s Ss'e LADY M
length between second and third.
Third race (fc- thee-yea--old upward 800 sdiei
selling; elk furongs)Adam BecEs Dr. Judge wartell
by ey5 wyn o Go r, TO- 20 @na out
o5 GrenT6 ~ TO and % p n n5
and Protus also Won in drive by length; half
a length between second and third.
Fourth Cor two-year-olis; 5000 added; selling;
sE and half 6s Hcears' r. C. H IT,
Snd T0 sra raSs d i6s ocoaaof to ana rd
Pn say Bofa n5d Tie Gan An also '' Won m
by n length: a head between second and third.
and h Gs and'sD5 se a1ta for emSSs
Stables Ilnniknlc by APPROPRIATENESS
III Ccuawsan to / and to 2 second; Marsian, llo
lMoce y 70 and to third Tine 81 Handel
length; four lengths between second and third.