The times., 1899-11-29

post in broken down condition was re-
mitted by the judges yesterday.
The results follow
First race-Handicap; for three-vear-
! olds and upward; six furlongs. Meehanus
! tMclntyre), 3 1-2 to ! and to 3, won:
Judge Wardel (White), to ! and to 1,
] second; The Pride fO'COnnor) IL to /
/ and TO ), third. Time, 1.I6.
The flag dropped to all but Tabouret,
who was left at the post Warrenton went
TO the front and led all the way around TO
the stretch, when he chucked it up, giving
way 10 Meehanus and Judge Warden. The
Pride close up. Meehanus won with some
thing TO spare, and, considering the
weights, ran a fine race Judge WardeU a
good second, and The Pride d good third.
Second r3ce-FOr maiden filiies: two
year-olds; five furlongs Elsie Skip (Mc-
Intyrel, to and TO ). won: Carasalio
/ (Brien), i to ] and 4 TO !, second; ia
maica (Jenkins), u TO 1 and 4 to l, third
Time. 1:04 20.
Good start All together Coming into
The stretch Elsie Skip was first to show
IN front, the rest close up. In the run
down Elsie Skip was leading by a half
/ length, CarasaljO Tapped, jamaica next.
/ Driving finish. Elsie Skip first by a neck.
1 Carasaljo second, and Jamaica third. Liebe.
/ the second favorite. was never dangerous.
Third race-Steeplechase for three-year-
. olds and upward; selling: about two and
one-half miles. Phoebus (Crocker) 6 TO l
and 2 20 /, won Becky Rolfe Dunlap, i
( 10 and 10 !, second; Sibley Barry, 3
/ TO and 1 to 2. third. Time, 5:23 2-5.
The flag dropped TO a good start, Phoe-
/ bus. Plato and Sibley running in the order
/ named. PhOebus led all the way and was
Z never extended winning in a romp. Becky
/ Roiie second, Sibley, the favOrite. third
Plato fell at the second Jump. throwing
I his rider. who. luckily, escaped serious
! injury Beyel fell at the last jump and
/ came home Tiderless.
/ Fourth race-For two-year- -oids; six
I furlongs- Golden Rattle COLeary), s to 5
and TO 2, won; The Corinthian (McIn-
/ tyre, to and to 10, second; Robert
I Metcaf u. Slack, 25 to 1 and to I,
Z third. Time, 1:16 %.
Start good for all except All Gold, who
I was practically left. Golden Rattle was
/ first TO show, closely followed by The
Corinthian. Il was a horse race all the
/ way between these two Golden Rattle get
! ting the decision By a neck, Robert MetcaIf
a bsng-up third. The finish was a close
4 one and II looked as if O'Leary could have
/ won with either horse. He clearly outrode
! Mcintyre.
Fifth race-For three-year- -olds- and up
+ ward; one and Cne-sixteenth miles. ST
Simonian (O'LeaTy) 5 10 2 and even. won;
Golden Link (O'Connor) 10 to ! and TO
/ l. second; Alyarado II (Mc1ntyre), 6 to l
and to !, third. Time, 1852 is.
4 Good start; al together. Passing the
stand Alyarado II was in front, Althea
Tapped. Going around the back stretch
/ AIyaEado was still leading. with Altbea
at his neck, both running like a team;
/ behind them. also running together. were
I Bangor and St Simoniau In the stretch
] O'Leary brought ST. Simonian through and
won by half a length; Golden Link. who
came from away behind, a good second
and Alvarado II third. St Simonian ran
I a fine race Bangor. the fayorite, a very
bad one. He seems to be Of no account at
present
The entries for today are as follows:
J First ace-Three-year- -oIds and upward:
six furlongs.-Cormorant, 100; HaveIock,
100; Bernard NJ, 81; L'Alouette. l04; Sweet
! Caporal 81; Incandescent, 81; Lexington
/ Pirate, 107; Red Spider, 104; Tanis, IO4;
( DR.. Parker 100; Goal Runner 81; Tabou-
! ret, I04; Swamp Angel, 104; Our Gertie,
! l04 Tankard, 104: Caoutchouc, 81; Ara
toma, 104; Diva, 81.
Second race-Handicap; two-year- -olds;
! five and one-half urlongs.-Sidney Lucas,
/ 126: James. III: First Whip, ia; Royal
! Sterling, ia; Randy. 113; Kitchener, 112;
! Hagedon. 112: The Corantha, III; Car
! bunckle 10; Allen Gold 109; Robert Met
! calf, 1Ofi Fluke, lUI; Back Talk, 100, Mag
ic Light 100; Lofter 109; Carasaljo, 105;
Allaire, 80.
Third race-Hurdle; selling; one and
one-half miles.-Phoebus, 151; Julius Cae-
/ sar, 14s; Facile, 131; The Lost Chord 157;
/ Leonidas, 151; Monroe Doctrine, 154; Sir
/ Hubert. 134; Bob White, I51.
Fourth race-For all ages, n-Winners
! IN 1888; one mile and fifty yards. Gold
! Standard, 104; Judge Denny, 115; Matt
/ Simpson, 100; Atlantus. 112; Lowna, Ellen
! Terry Come To Order. Speedmas. SO;
James NJ, 102; Hanwell, 49, The jefferson
/ 10; Rinaldo 112; Claroba, 100; Bob White,
| 112; Brahmin, 102.
! Fifth race-Selling; for three-year- -olds