Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
THE TURF.
Events of Yesterday on the Great Tracks
At Grayesend.
ny toicgraph 70 tho DIsna,oh.

IVY telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l
4RAyrsEND, n. Y, May i6.-The reaction
rom the excitement of Handicap-day was
apparent on all sides to-day. The track
was too heavy for fast time.
flrst rnce-sweepstakes for maiden
three-year-olds, Al 900 added, one mile
dYpatia won; Port Chester second, Noun
tam Deer third. Time, 1:46.
second race--handicap sweepstakes.
Sl,OO9added one mile and furlong-Sir
John won Tristan second, Lavinia Belle
third. Time, 1891.
Third race-the Seaside stakes for two
year-olds, 81, 800 added, selling. FIVE fur
longs-Oppressor won by good length
from Laughing Water, who beat the Lady
Iongfellow (colt) the same distance for
place. Time, 1905.
Fourth Tace-the Carlton stakes for
three-year-olds, 81, 500 added. one mile
5tussei won; TERRIER. beat Pic-Nicker
Tour lengths for place. Time. 1:45.
fiith race-sweepstakes for two-vear-
olds, five furlong-Nathalie S. exhibited a
great burst Of speed at the start and in tho
hrst quarter opened gap ofthree lengths.
her bolt was shot when the stretch was
reached. Mars won; Fred Lee second,
the Peirimony (coiO third. Time, I:O5A,
sixth racc--sweepstakes, ono mile-Wat-
tterson won; Baldwin second, Strike third.
Time, l:4C't.
oRAvEsESD ENTRIES Fog Tomorrow.
First receive eighths OF q mile-McCor-
Mack, Emmitude (colt), Affinity (colt),
Alright, Bonnie Rose (colt, Equator
Temple. llS: Lizzie Dunbar, Imprudence,
Recess NinOne, 115.
Second race-one and three sixteenths Of
n mile-Handicap, Eon. ZIG; Lavinia Bell,
100 Eleve, 100; Elyton, 100; b. b. Mil
lion, So.
Third, reee-three quarters of mile
GadabOut, Young Grace, Flavia. eS: Alge-
bra Ctilly), 109; Graylock. 100; Reclare,
III; Kitty Van, 1l2: Correction, 1906: Mel,
lie Bly,, 1915: MerGen. 109.
Fourth race-one mlle-St. Charles, 100 !;
Gettsburg, l1G; Strideaway. 116; Nubian,
Partlchester, SO: Banquet. 1872.
Fifth receive eighths of a mile, selling
Stranohan, 90; Bengal, 90 Service, 1O6
Neroena 1O7 disappointment, 100; DR..
Wilcox, ll3; Simple Coda (coit). 1903 DR..
Vernon, Matilda s., lO5; Smuggler, ";
Airshaft. 108.
Sixth race-three quarters of mile,
selling Clayors. King Alta,
lie Panic, Ketchum, Glenlock, Phono-
graph, l02; Adventurer, Pickett. Vintage,
lime Oily, Portchester, III; HandsoiY,
III; Mr.. Sass, Cerebus, 112: Goldstep, 100;
Yerbena, 1oi; Priscilla, Annie S., o.;
/ Baughman, l01.
LOUISVILLE, KY, MAY 16.--There was the
largest crowd since Derby-day at Churchill
Downs to-day. The weather was warm and
pleasant and the track was too dusty to be
fast.
First race-one milo and one hundred
yards--Sir Abner won; Milt Young second,
Dickerson third. Time, 1:i9.
Second race-one mile-dead heat be-
I tween Comedy and Ed Leonard Remini
Z nd IA IA ~
tween Comedy and Ed. Leonard resulted
IN another dead heat in the run off. Time,
! 1:46al. The run of was won by Ed.
Leonard. Time, i:451S.
Third race-the Alexander stakes. FIVE
furlongs-HurOn won; German second,
Faraday third. Time, 1903.
Fourth race-one half mile-Hannah
Nobcrly won; Unadilla second, Maud
Howard third. Time, 50l4.
Fifth race-one mile and one sixteenth
Glockner won; Jubilee second, Response
third, Time, 1852.