The times., 1899-11-16

One for RaciuE-The Selections.
Several thousand enthusiastic people yes
terday witnessed FIVE of the best races ever
contested on The BeHntng course. The
card for he fourth dag of The fail meet
ing OF The jockey club was an exceptional
D. good one and local lovers Of fast horse
flesh showed their appreciation Of the gen
orosity or the o1eials The weather was
talmy and the track in good condition.
Iii o5 the finishes were close and exciting.
and the twenty-five bookmakers in the
betting ring were kept busy taking the
cash placed on their cdds.
The surprise OF the day was the pheHOm-
eHal finish made by NrFcnzn. a 100 to 1
shCt ID ihe jumping race. Another fea-
ture was the work OF Sidney Lucas, who
won TWO races iu succession
Jockey Jenkins has been suspended for
IWo days by Starter Cassidy for reckless
riding.
Many expressions Of regret were heard
in The gTandstand because uf the enforced
absence Of O'Leary from the saddle, and il
was hoped that Starter Cassidy would sus-
pend sentence so that Washiugton's favor
very soon O'Leary Is a Washington boy
and has ridden for Washington stables ever
since he was capable Of sitting IN a saddle.
He has earned the confidence of The public
by honest riding and the finger of suspicion
has never rested upon him. While Mr
Gas sidv viii be sustained in his action, it
is hoped that he VIII relent as the punish
ment lis regarded as being TOO severe.
The results follow
FGrst Tact-FoT all ages; six and one
hale furloags. Sidney Lucas lO'Cennor,
even. WCu- First whip lCiaWsUnl > 10 1
snI 10 3. second. All Gold tJenkns),
4 l-2 90 I and even, third. Time 1-23-
A [air start was had with First Whip,
All Gold, and Coruorant running together.
This position was maintained into the
stretch Coming down he stretch First
whip was slightly in tbe lead. buJ within
1G0 yards Of the wire was passed by Sidney
Lucas. who won with something 10 spare.
The race was run true 10 form
Second raCe-FoT two-year-olds. five
fugl0ugs. Sidney Lucas lO'C0uE0-). . TO
and 3 to 8. won; Haeed0u (Jcnkins).
: 10 30. second; Golden Rattle lClavscnl,
g no I and 10 3. third.
Good start. Hagedon. Sidney Lucas, ard
Bermuda Prince buuched. Coming into
the stretch the order was the same A
very close and fine finish Sidney Lucas
uipping Haged0u al the wire grand
finish by O'CoHnOr. who our0de jenkins
Sidney Lucas Is in rare form just now and
The winning Of this race stamps him as
guat colt
Third race-Hurdle race. selling for
tire -ysar-cl6s and upward one and three
quarters miles. McFonso tGrimes), so TO 1
and 20 10 L WOu, Julius Caesar Owens,
q t0 and TO 8, second; The Lost Chord
tBarryl. 70 TO ] and 6 10 !, third. Time,
s-21 20
Broke 10 a good start. Going by the
stand thr first time around ii was Bob
white. Juiius Caesar, and McFOnzo. AT
the Tar turn Julius Caesar went 10 the
frort and he looked a winner, but. coming
down The stretch within 100 yards OF
home. NcFouso forged aaead and won
good race with something iH reserve. Nc
Fcnzo opened at 50 10 ! and went TO $50
20 J. Then were all kinds Of prices against
him. and great many Of the piksTs got
IheiI little dollar aboard
Fourth race-FCr Ihree-y -year-Clds and up
ward CnC mile and 100 Yards AlvaradO
II lClawsonl Z to 1 and to 5. won: Slrang-
sst tJeBklusl. II 10 and to 10, second;
Aaranza fo'COnnorl, , - 10 / and I 10
s. third Time. Isl
or at first break to a good start. At
lantus sligAty iu the lead the rest punched
and cry close up. At The turn for home
AlTaradC went 10 the front and was never
after headed. winning cieyGriy. with plenty
10 spare. Billy BarTiCE backed the winner
heavily. and scorched the ring badly
Fifth race-For -year-oIds and up
ward one and One-siNteenTh miles. War
renton fO'CCnnorD. 31-2 % / and TO 8,
won; kinnikinic lDangmanJ, 3 10 ] and
20 5. second Caarentus tClaWsoEl. 3 20
i and TO >, third. Time, l-5l Is.
To a good start all punched. Coming
into The stretch Nsrrentou went 10 the
front and won good race by half a length.
kiuuikiEic ran a good race and with a
stronger boy up, would have given War
rentou an argument,
Hne entries for today are as follows.
First raca-f5ieh- h-Eei igat handicap: seven
1lllCngs, eleven guLies--Claroba, IG2;
Dr Eichberg. Ios; Dr. Parker. JOS. Lady
Lindsey. Sc. Royal Sterling, lI2. BlaTLey-
stone 1l3; Meehanus 116. L'Alouette 1Ig;
Brisk. lz+, Duke OF MiddIsbgrg 100; CEaT-
tutus. I5s
Second Iace-For two-y ear-0lGs, selling;
LFe furlougs seven elJFiez.--s EeTOu2h
,H 5ucGDa, The Critic. IoZ; M0n0metal-
l.st l0z5 Fieuron, Back TAX lgs, Magic
Light. 1I2.
Third race-SeIling. three -year-olds and
upward, six fuTlongs; fifteen entries
Goal Runner. La Cheyaet. Sister Fox, Rus
seila Walden. 50; Sparrow Wing "a. Red
Spider. ~. Incandesceut. 10Z, Tabouret
Tinker Hanlon, Carlotta C.. Trade Last.
goa. Tremargo, Imperator. l01; BuGoon,
lLa
Fourth .ace-SellinE; LwC-y year-0Ids. six
and one-half furl0ngss six eutries.-"Car-
buncle. s2i Royal Sterling Jucoma. Back
Talk 100, Sir Guy, lu5. Precursor, I05.
Fifth Eace-H Handicap, one and one-eig ghth
miles nine euries.-Sir Hubert go: LADY
Lindsey ~ Maurice. Beau Ideal 81:
Bangor, eS Kiuuikinic III, WarrentOu.
z13. ChareuJus. 1ls. TuHo, lZG
apprentice allowance claimed
The selections for today follow.
Selections.
First race-Duke o. Aldlle5urg. Lady
Lindsey. Meehsnus
Second raee-Magie Light. FIeuron. Back
Talk
TbHd race-GoaI Runner Sparrow wing
Sister Fox.
Fourth race-Carbunele, IRE ursor. Back
TaE
Finh race Klnnikluic. Bangor Warren
Tol
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