The times., 1899-11-23

The six events on the card for the tenth
day OF the faU meeting Of the Jockey Club
attracted crowd Of $500 people TO the
course at Benning yesterday afternoon
All Of the races were well contested by
large fields and the finishes were close and
exciting. The talent made amends for
the disasters Of Tuesday, and few out
siGers were in the money during the day.
a large proportion of those present were
ladies. and all Of the winners received un-
limited applause from the fair admirers.
feature Of the day was the phenome-
nal finish made by Sidney Lucas in the
fifth race when The colt seemed badly
beaten by both Allaire and Hagedon.
When close TO the wire the fayorite shot
ahead and won easily by several lengths
Jockey Clawson distinguished himself by
bringing In three winners with his four
mounts and rode Randy. Brisk and Kin
nikinic remarkably we'll The only good
things" during the day were Tyrba. 4 u
to T. in the first race. ana Aratoma. 10 I,
in the second event Thirty "bookies'
weighed in for business early in the af-
ternoon. and they were kept busy by the
eager crowd Of those desiring the liberal
ODDS offered The rubber band barrier
worked fairly wei, and only one start
caused much delay.
The scratches during The day were as
follows, Hanwel, in the first; PhilistGs
and Hermencia in the third, Judge Mages
and Bondman in the fourth; Prince Of
Melbourne Lamp Globe, Carbuncle, All
Cold and Bermuda Hundred. in the fifth
Warreuton. Dan Rice The Pride, Bangor,
Queen of Song. and Plantain in the sixth.
The extra event was caused by the large
number OF entries for the first race. and
the twenJy-siX horses entered We're divided
Ly lot
A steepIechase is on the programme FOR
today. and VIII doubtless attract thousands
OF the fair sex. There are ten entries and
The distance is TWO and cne-half miles.
Yesterdays results We're as follows
First race-For ala ages; non a lnLers in
1893; Eve and one-half furlongs- Tyraa
tOLearyl, Il 10 ] and TO ;, won;
Speedmss lMcIHtyrel 10 and 10 /,
second. Langdon tJenkins). y 10 ] and .
10 third Time. l:10.
Long delay at the post When the flag
dropped Speedmas and Lexington Pirate
shot To the front. Lexington Eirate and
LudwI Igshafen close up. the rest badly
strung out. IN the stretch il was Tyrba.
Speedmas. and Langdon, and they finished
iu those positions, TyTba well ridden by
O'Leary. winning bandilyi Spesdmas, who
ran a good race, second; Lang1ol. t1ird;
Gold Standard fourth, and Princess India
fifth
Second race-For all ages, non-wiuuers
iu 1893. five and one-half fu. longs. Ara
toma lMcIuryrel 3 10 ] and TO !. won
J A. Grey lO-Connorl 10 . and to D..
second: Vertigo tJenkinsD = TO ] and 10
3. third. Time. i-I0 10.
The Gag iell To q fair start. ClaTOba. Ara
tola. and Judge Denny in the lead. Ara
toma easily went 10 the front and led all
she way. winning with plenty 10 spare, j.
A. Grey a good second Vertigo "a bang up
third Claroba fourth, NioTis firth.
Third race-FoT maiden tWo-g ear olds
SIX and one half furlouGs. Randy Claw
SOM. TO 3 and 20 ., Wol; Grandeur
fC'Learyl. 10 7 and 10 = sc 0nc. BeT-
mUda Hundred lJeuiiusl, TO 1 and to
3. third Tine. I.Z4.
S1raggling start. Fousolee IN the lead,
followed by Grandeur ana Silver Maple.
Coming around The tura Grandeur as
leading and maintained his lead into the
stretch when Randy VI euI 10 t1e -roDt and
was never afieGWaTl aeade d 7c--
second. and Bermuda Hundred, third;
RoB5r MelcaH fourth,
Fourth race-FOr -yeaT-Olds and up
ward. one mile and 100 yards. Brisk
tClawsonl. 2 10 j. and } 10 =. won. Com
peuzatiou ,J Slack. 10 TO ] and 10 J.
second Weller iBrieu) 20 70 ! and "a
J. third Time 1850 2-5.
Without ans delay The flag dropped I'd
good starr, Weller Brisk. and CompeI-
saiou leading This was The order passing
she stand On the back stretch Liuduis
went 20 The front. Compensation second
Camra1ia third In the run down the
stretch there was nothing 70 IL but Brisk
and be Won galloping; Compensation sec.
Oud- Weller a good Ihird- The price OF
Brisk was d false one, but can only be ac-
counted for by the change il jockeys
O'C0n10r. who has heretofore ridden Brisk
getting the mount Oh Campania-
Fifth race-For two year-oIds; handicap
six furl0IEs. Sidney Lucas tO'ConHOr),
70 2, won. Hagedou lJenIns), 10 ]. anl
even. second. Allaire (OLesry), 10
third. Time, 1-l5 10
4 bad start for the favorite- HagedoT
and Allaire in front by an open length. Thi
same 10 the stretch. In the run for homt
Sidney Lucas went 20 the front and mad,
the other TWO look as il they were stand
ing stll
Sixth race-For three -year-olds and up
ward, handicap. one and oDe-eighth miles
KiuEikuic fClawson), Q to 10. won; Beal
Ideal fMcIBtyre} 6 10 J. and TO 3. sec
Ondi S. Simoniau lO'Coun0r), 4 20 !, ant
even. third Time, l.5s
good start. Rare Perfume was leadinj
passing the stand. Around The back stretcl
the order was Rare Perfume and Sir Hu