Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-26


second, Carmen third. Time, Loo.
Fdth race-one mile--Emma Mack won.
Josie ID. second. Michael third Time, 1A2is.
THE WINDY CITY.
CHICAGO. ILL, November 25.-There
was good racing at Hawthorne to-day.
but II was another hard session for the
players OF favorites. only one actual
first-choicc got the money. Two races
were won by heavily-played second
choices and three went TO outsiders. Sum-
mary:
First race--four and half furlongs--
Ienobia won Marceilini second, Ernest l..
third. Time, Sc
Second race-seven furlongs-Housatonic
1889.
Third race---six furiongs-St. Croix won,
Tee Mike second. Senator Morrill, third.
Time. i16.
Fourth race-handIcap steeplechase;
short course-Dom Pedro won, Japonica
second. Templemore third. Time, 3:Sl.
Fifth race-four and n half fuflongs-
Lulu won. Dearest second. Aunt Lidia
third. Time IS.
Sixth race-mlle and one sixteenth-Hy
by won. Billy Sunderland second. Red
Rose third. Time. :J0ik.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Weather cloudy Track slushy-the wealth
er was In H.
First race-seven furlongs-Middleton
won. Donohue second, Saratoga third.
Time. 1874.
Second race-seven furlongs-cocheco
won Seampost second. Adip third. Time,
1919.
Third race--mle and one sixteenth; han
dicap-Don Fuano won. Nomad second.
Gascon third. Time. 80.
Fourth race-handicap steeplechase-An-
ME Race won, Return second, Forestep
third. Time. ~
Firth race-hve furlongs; maiden 2-year-
olds-Banjo won. Red Bird second, Amida
third. Time, 1904.
THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
BENNING'S. November 25.-There was
n much better attendance at the track
to-day than heretofore The weather mad
moderated considerably and was bright
and comfortable. The crowd was almost
entirely composed Of men who were gem
orally in the betting ring and only left TO
see the finishes. The grand stand was
almost deserted. The track was In COM
paratively rough condition.
Three OF the favortes were true 10
their hackers. but the books were ahead
at the end OF the day. as several good
things were plunged on that did not go
through.
With Charade and Roche in the mile
handicap, the other horses were lost sight
Of. but the winner turned up In Father
Eli Days Restraint, with ODDS OF 10 10
l to win.
There was n mad plunge on Johnny A.,
the 2-ycar-old, in the nth race, but he
was among the last at the finish. Results:
First race-handicap: all ages; purse
800: six furlOngs-Annie Bishop won, Ter
riGer second Remorse third. Time ITO Il.
Second race-2-ycar-olds; selling; purse
$500: five furlongs-Rolla won, Ontario Sc
cond. Disturbance third. Time. 1:O5.
Third race-handicap; all ages; purse,
$500: one mile-Restraint won. Roche Sc
cond, Charade third. Time, 1913.
Fourth race-3-year-olds and upwards
selling: purse $500; four and a half FUR
longs-Rosa II. won, Tom Harding second
Charlie Wilson third Time, 81.
Fifth racial ages; selling; purse 500;
one mile-Larchmont won. Bolero second,
Sui Ross third Time. 1A5.
Sixth race-2-year-Olds; non-winners OF
81 900; purse. $500 six furlongs-Curacoa
won. Torch Bearer second, West Park
third. Time, lie Il.
ENTRIES.
Following are the Washington race
entries for tomorrow:
First race-four and a half furlongs
maiden ear-olds-Gallatin, 30; stella
(coIO. 90; Mcdonald, 9S; Brooklet Nlly'
lU; Calumet flly), 105; Sprinkle, lV';
Juennetta. S.; Demos, 50; Smoke, 20; Or.
Garnett, 106; King Sock. 100; Golden Val
ley. 1l5; Kenmore, l0i; Clansman' los;
Edith. 1O7.
Second race-three quarters Of a mile.
selIing-Redlght, IS; Rosa H., 1OG; Can't
Tell. 1O6 Risk, 10; Lithbert 10: King
stock, l09 Billy s., 10f Robin Hood, loi;
Panhandle. 10}: BolerO. III; Benjamin.
III; Miracle, 1l3; Edwin, 1O2; Miss Bess'
10l
Third race-one and one eighth miles,
handlcap-Augusta Belle, 1o2; Logan, ll0;
Tom Tough. 10; Frieze, 30; Lizzie 81;
Galloping King, s..
Fourth race-steeple-chase handicap
Ecarte, 100; Pat Oakley "; 81. John'
$50; Geronimo. 1872; Baronet l32; Garwood'
1870: Elphin, l25: Powerful. 49, Glenfallon.
l2J: Captain Manning, 1874; Mars, 40.
Fifth race-one mile, selling-Seabird,
95: Bess McDuff. IS; Freezer. %; Van
Zandt 106; Lonely. 100; Billy Boy. gS;
Strathmaid. 103; Captain T., SO; Dillon j.
90; old Pepper. 102; Doncaster, 102; Phi
lora. 1O5; Lismore, 50; Queen Enid, 81.
Sixth race-three quarters Of a mile.
year-olds-Galloping King, 10; Setau-
ket. 10; Curacao, 10; Factotum, llo;
William T., lV, Johnny, llV, lOIcHUcdltI'
10: Our Jack, 10; Rama. 10; Gleesome,
10O.
EAST ST. LOUIS.
EAST ST. LOUIS. November Is
Weather clear and cold; attendance large.
Two second choices and one outsider were
successful. Jennie Harding, the even
money favorite. won the handicap.
First race-siX furlongs-Judge Cardwell
won, Tamerlane second. Lizzie V. third.
Time, 1:2l -.
Second race-flve furlongs-Eleva won,
Harry second, Imp Frolicsome third.
Time. 2:07.
Third race-mle and one sixteenth-Bal-
lardine won, Oakview second, Robesplerre
third. Time, ia.
Fourth race-seven furlongs; selling
NV Partner won, Vandyke second Mon
tela third Time. l sc -.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Jennie Hardin
won, Invercauld second. Garland third.
Time, 1:2l IL.
FOUR.HOUR RACE FIELD TRIALS.