The times., 1899-11-30

There was nothing doing for the large
crowd Of sports from out of town which
attended the sixteenth day Of The autumn
meeting of the Jockey Club at the Ben
ming course yesterday afternoon. Ii was
"bookies day. and the talent was hard
hit in nearly every event The FIVE races
on the card were closely contested and
the track was in fair condition. i was
also a bad day for the jockies, as three
Of the riders were thrown from their
mounts and one. O'Le8ry, was suspended
for the balance OF the local meeting.
Facile. with Jockey Carson mp, tooa a
header during the hurdle race. and fal on
the boy. Carson was unconscious for nearly
half an hour but recovered slightly when
medical aid had been secured. 1t was
stated that he had sustained severe in
ternaI injuries, and while there is hope for
his recovery, he viii not Doe able 10 ride
for many months. he was removed 10 the
Providence Hospital in an ambulance.
Starter Csssidys new rubber band bar
rier proved faulty when the field sol away
on a false break in the first race. The in
genious arrangement failed to operate for
some reason. and caught Jockey O'Leary,
who rode L'AloUette, throwing him from
the saddle He was not injured to any eX-
tent. but the other starts were made with
out q barrier Dorsey was thrown from
Atlautus in the fourth event but was not
injured. OLeary was sci back Tor the re-
mainder Of the meeting by Starter cas- 10y
for alleged 0ver-anEieIy 10 gel away from
The post in the second race. Any attempt
--r ID
objectionable offence in the eyes oi MI
Cassidy
The following horses were scratched yes
terday. Tab0uet. Tanis, Red Spider, Cor
moraut and hayel0ck, IN the nTsts James
Randy The C0riuthiau, Carbuucle, All
Gold Robert Netcalf, Fluke, LotJer, and
Carasaljo. in the second, Bob White. Ri
Daldo Brahmln Matt Simpson. and Low
ma. in the fourth, and Dan Rice Sweet Ca
poral. Lindula, and Tyrba in the hfth.
Today wiz close the fall meeting. and a
splendid card has been preParei toT the
occasion. including the Washington Cup
and q selling stctpIechase. There viii be
six races ana the largest attendance on
record is anticipated.
Yesterdays results follow,
First race-For three-year-olds and up
ward six furlOngs Goal Runner 20 Con-
uorl. 3 - TO ], won Cur Gerue tJenkins)
10 and 10 >. second; L'Alouette
tO'Leary1. . 10 ! and 10 10 third. Time,
l.l6.
Good start. DR.. Parker was first TO show.
Our GertIe close up. Goal Runner ihlTd,
The rest strung out In the stretch there
.ras a general closing up and in driving
finish Goal Runner won by a meek, Oor
Gertie and L'AlouetIe negks apart.
Second race-HaEdiCap; for Jwo-yeaF-
olds: FIVE and one-half fuIl0ngs Sidney
moo .lFfTpurr~H : q ] and >.
Kitchener fMcIntyrel, I to I and 10 .,
second. Hagedon tSeaton). y 10 j and .
10 L. third. Time. 1893 10.
StragglirE start. with Royal Sterling
away ia front Around the far turn Royal
Sterling fell back, practically beaten and
gave way 10 Sidney Lucas and Kitchener,
who were running neck and neck. IN the
run down il was anybody s race up 10 me
last twenty yards. when Sidney Lucas, in
a driving finish, Won q good race by half
q length Kitchener a bang up second.
OLeary was called into the stand after
this race and for dis0bedleuce az the post
was set down for the balance Of the meet
ing His mount Royal Sterling, ran a
bad race and evidently does lot like
weight
Third race-Hurdle race. selling. for
threc-year-olds and upward; one and one
half miles over six hurdles. Julius Caesar
Owens 10 5, Won The Lost Chord
tFinnegan), 10 to ! and 3 10 j. second
Bob White tAllmark) 10 10 ] and 10 l.
third. Time 2-53 4-5.
Good start All together. Bob White
went 10 The front taking q commanding
lead which he held until coming into the
stretch. when be was passed by julius
Caesar It was q driving finish TO The
wire Julius Caesar winning by a nose
from The Los Chord, Bob White third,
only q neck away. In taking the Liver
pool Faciie fell and his rider Carson Was
badly injured.
Fourth race-For all ages; one mile and
50 wards. ClarOba tO'LeaTyj, - 10
and 10 :, won; Gold Standard lO'Connor),
8 to ] and TO 5. second; Speedmas tMc-
Intyre). 3 10 ! and even third Time,
1-48 "a
The flag dropped TO a good start. Speed
mas first 10 show, followed closely by
CIaroba and Gold Standard, the rest bunch
ID and close mp. in the stretch SpeedIuas
gave way 10 Claroba. who won good race
in a driving finish by a neck Gold Standard
second by half a length from Speedmas,
Atlantus fourth. Ellen Terry fifth.
Fifth race-For three -year-olds and M
ward: selling; one and one-siXteenIh miles.
Brisk lO'Connorl, 10 3, won, COmpeusa-
tIon ID. Slack. s 10 / and Z 10 ;, second;
Rare Perfume (OLeary), 9 II 10 ] and
10 s. third. Time. 1:52 %
Good start All together. Haveiock was
first 10 show iu front and kept In the lead
Uutil the turn for home, Compensation sec
ond. Rare Perfume third. Brisk fourth. In
The stretch they were all punched Brisk
and Compensation neck and neck, Rare
Perfume third. Brisk ran game race and
won by a nose, Compensation second Rare
Perfume third. 8'Leary On Rare Perfume
was badly mussed about in this race or LC
would have given the winner an argument
The entries for today follow
First race-Selliug; one and one-siZ
teenth miles.-Thc Jefferson. lee, Queen o
Song Compensation Lindula, l04 Alvara
DO II. I03; Srangest 10l, Althea- Goa
Runner. Our Nellie. LoWna, -.
second racc-For tvo-yesr-old maiisus
six fur,ongs.-Th0mas. angle. ChaIecla
Matt Simpson, Grandeur. Kindred. Golder
Sceptre. 10, Lofter. Caras4li0. Jim Breeze
Horse Greek. Liebe. Uncle Josh. lG7.
ThiTd race Handicap s-eeplechasei a5ou
three miles. -Phoebus. Governor Budd, 115
Claraersce. I52; Teu,Or, l5s; Sibioy. 1i5
gehi,tree Watchmau. Plato. 49, BeEal
1s5
Fourth Washington cup, TWO am
One-qlavtsr milaz.-TriHo Ill Maurice
Warreur0u 107. Brisk Beau Ideal Cdara
grace. lls. Spurs. Weller si Ger Nellie
Hold Up 9I
Fl.h race-For alt ages. highwe,gh
handicap seven furlongs. -RafaeilC. III
sidney Lucas, Daa Rice 1870, BuGosn l2a
James l22 Royal Sterling l2l- s Yest Cap
oral. us, Ludwig Shafer ll6. Tahoure
l15 Robert Me-caif l12, Water Crest Ily
Tinker. JOS; The Pride Ia2, Golden Lini
122, Goal Runner 1lls Lads Lindsey, lZ5
First whip. lI9.
sixth rsee-For three-year- olds and uT
ward. selling. one mile ana ffty yards
Ellen Terry. 81; Dominear. So. The Roman
100. Goal Runner. Sc, Bardella. 81; Primo
Florist H. Avoca So The Gardner 8.