New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-20
THE RACETRACK.
INVESTING PUBLIC sMITTEN AGAIN AT
JENNINGS.
ALL TIE GOOD THINGS WENT AsrRAf-sAp
MIsHAP TO WHITE GARTERs

MISHAP TO WHITE GAETEKS
FsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuNE.]
Washington Nov l9-The first half OF the
Washington Jockey Clubs fall meeting ended 10
day. and a most disastrous occasion II proved
All the week favortes have been bowled over III
way that emptied the pockets Of plunEers DIE
and little and to-day's results sent many nome IL,
despair for all FIVE favorites were beaten. All
sorts Of reasons advanced for the in-ai'o-ou'
running. but seem TO III the Dill
To-day's surprises began in tho opening race
Abingdon a 30-to-l chance winning He started
Yesterday and was beaten of. To-day even MS
owners were afraid 10 back HIM Anagram opone"
favorite for the second race and her s, pporters
were numerous. vet the price went steaoly up
Al the finish she was last but one. For half
nile Che looked dangerous and then subsidized.
Rsby Bill won the eteeplechase. His price was
10 / In his last race ne fnvorite. ana was
beaten off To-day he won easily. lrlihon ana
Hurry Up fell
The saddle on White Carriers slipped at the hrst
5ump and his rider Mr. Lloyd. was compelled 10
20 the course with stirrup. But for the accl-
dent this marc would have come home all alone
She IS q wonderfully clever fencer and has io'
Of speeC After the race several offers were made
FOR her and Arthur White is likely 10 get ner'
N,Car.rr, put Clawson on Ben Ronald IN me
handicap and declared to win with him dan no
Jockeys h, woulG have captured the purse TOT
fIardci wretchedy handled. was only beaten
Tsran and Tpsaanl equal f%yqriieS ~ f25
closing race. hui At INC nnsh llhN'oi' WI"
Mahor up. beat them both .
Al the officials 81 the club and dozen mem ~
her. Of the Metropolitan Turf Association were IN
court This morning and pleaded NOT guilty. 10 ne
charge Of setting mp and malNalhlhC paCe Iii
gambling GlN was furnished. and the case VIII
COM before q jury next Friday. summaries ,,o.
-are for fhree-y dds and upward So"p anneu
.einr 0re rlei - HOW. " s. 81 g Aoingaon ~
enjrhr. -Nys1tls. wears. To- u Ryan 20 70 !
60 10 80 I v,r Auantus JOS ,Maherl 20 and 10
8 saor~d TIE Winner 1l$ ""a~son). : - ano 80 ~,
rh,ri Time l47ss Chsragra"e. FhiIp. ramon. VI
s,s Duoro also ran Won eas,y by esh' lengths head
tefveor second ard third
Second race dor two-year dds $500 add; selling
I've frr,ones-O. l. Rcharis's br. G: Roysterer ~
Won Conuersaton. 1o1 lMaherl. II 70 and : 10 .
.so'nd T,rsrena s. Thsan 10 =. aHa :" Anaeram
and Village Pride also ran. Won IN orIle ~ ,ht-5
rart = erg'n three lengths between second ana h'n
Third iace ,steepechase $500 added seiins Ar
,en ~ Great Tom Castillo. aged. 49, r. (AlmarN
70 and - 2 V-r. Foralne. l3l 'baIry) 20 s..S
2 to second Decspod -, Nj NohC.ss " S
Mamie Revsi RIG H. Trulon and Hurry Up also ran
Won easily ly Eve lengths four lensths he'"r"n S
srd ,N,-a Triii,u ana Hurry Up feN
F-ur,h rae canlicar. Tor three -year-olds sna W
80 D. r. jefferson BY Buchanan-Paulne Lee ,
rs 100 =, 'Maher, > - and - 5. won Handse ~
o1A Thomas Cat 10 tO'I~srvl - ~ and 10 MIRO
Tine 5a', Maurice Pen Ronald RluesTsy ana Kns e.,
o. the Garter alsf ran. W IN ~ orl'e ny "V'N 10
lengths between second and miro
FIN race FOR tvo year dds and inward SO" aaosq'
Nv Havon ! Or-B-,'- II Nelson Z yrs no 70 NC
. ~ 10 seo1,d Tirr4Yant ~ tNcCue>. 10 and . 70
10 hid Tirne-i:lSN valkenshsv. Animus, MAIZE
.apran also ran N drive by half length a head
tetv cen second and third.