The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-21
RACING 4T GUIIENBCh"'
Opening of the Fall Meeting-hesu'ts o'
the Races Everywhere.

shouted the odds i'm the ring. No foreign
books or mutual machines were IN opera
lion. IL being the intention OF the ASST
ciation TO conform strictly TO the laws
Tbe weather was cold. and the track
was in perfect condition.
The sport began with dash Oh nv
fprlongs. and the talent and bookies alike
conceded II TO Wah Jlm' VINO "oil do H'
pleased from Wampeso.
1}1ossor. a 10 10 1 shot. captured the
second event, leading from start 10
finish. s-,.o - .be
tbird race. won rather handlly from
WeIanie. a to l chance. The pair peat
the field six lengths.
In the next event. Rival rushed 10 tIe
front and cut out the running 10 lhe
for turn with Candelabra, Pessara anu
Vestibie being in a close eunch oeniuu,
when they reached the stretch' ny a.
aronned out of il, leaving CandelapId
VI passara in front Stowaway then
ioined them and furious fnish resuiten
~ head win for Candelabra. Pessara
- Stowaway the same distance tor
the place, Summary: -tu III,
Eirst race. five furlongs-Nah jim
erst Wampeso second, Berwlh tniIu
Time, 1:O2 IL. D,..so,, erst
r,orina second, Enfield third llnle'
~ Tb II race. six and one-half furlongs-
shelly futile first. Melanie second May
win third. Time. 1:H Ia. ,-,-,-,
Fourth race. one nlle -Cl,. .t,yd
first. Pessara second Sto"a""S INN
Time, la II. ..-,.ous ceorqe F.
Smith first, Half Mhe se0o'iN'
ri, .e0
SiTtb race. seven furlongs-One hrs,'
,dnado second. Double Cross third
| Time. lbs IL.
The Gu'tenburg Entries
,..,,o,-,,, are the entries at GuttenburB
| for to-day: II mile
.o,t,,g-poor Jonathan, los; AIT fIaIt
81! Pobiuo. 107: Lemon Blossom, Io0'
", 109. Mohican 10l; Gladiator
,r. netroit. 1m: Confederate, ~, CU i!
,ribufion 90: Azreal, IS; Mary 9o' Deoe''
ful 81; Bayard, 60 .,uo-
second rece, fve-eighths OF nH 10.
Florlnda. is; Kehema, llO; IoAen, ~
Robin Hood, lOS Hyaway' 100 81 81 W -
1906: Elberon, 100; King Joseph 6 ioo' pIaCt
| General 1913: Arab Pasha, lV'' pa u
Hawk, l03: Tiger, lO5; SarCasln 'VV'
| Gartia. 100; Lorinda, 100. liz
Third race. seven-eighths Of a mile
soilin,--Themis (geldirg), 1872 integrity
| 1oe. Chiswick. 1875; Flatlands 70; Bafeloo'
! 102 The Ironmaster, ~; Harry Aonb9'
100. Eclipse. 122; Wheeler 10; King SOL
ONION. ll9: WormseT. III -,
| Fourth race, five-eighths OF nine' se
ing-Madstone, los; OConhel' To- To- -. al a.,
| to5. F,lr1store. 102; Speculation, lc2; Ihlru
Cousin. 100; Sandowne. 1Ol; Dalsyrian' "
| Jnb{lee. 90: Moralist, 30; Lady Mary w
Polydore, 80. <,.
rim race. six and one-half furlongs-
| 1,lrfa rpilIa. III: Loantaka, III; Lord Har-
| nv u2: Soundmore, ~; Marshall W';
San joaquin, 1O7; Stonington, 81; }. Nc
Iaughlln, 81; Fox Glove, w.
sixth race, seven-eighths OF mile
| seling-Centaur 125; Freedom, ~ CIR
George II. 122: Lord Motley, ~; carmen
| (colt1. 100: Marcus 1l9; Romance, u9;
| Zaldivar, u9; Relief, n9, La Galeata
(colD, III.
An on Day for Favorites.
GLOUCESTER. Nov. 20.-Ouly two IA
voritcs won to-day, and two real good
thines-Maid Of Barney and Crotchet-
failed to show up in the third race. III
Spent was scratched just as the horses
| were going 10 the post. Fifteen minutes
was allowed for new book. AS the
horses were returning TO the paddock
| Capulin bolted. and ran two miles before
being pulled up. He was also scratched
Joe Carter broke down and was subse-
! quenuy killed. Summaries:
FIRST race one and one-fourth miles
| Cahnucy first. jamestown second, Ka-
| leigh third. Time. 2:H.
Second race. seven furiongs-jack Lovell
first. Dutch Lou second, Nocalize third.
Time, 1856
Third race four and one-half furlongs
-Jardine first Lettoon second. Piquante
third Time, $50 IA.
Fourth race, seven and one-half fur
/ lougs-Winie l.. first. Text second, MIN
Youn third. Time i:42 ga
Firth race. four and one-half furlongs-
Psyche first. Narunet second, Belle Black
burn third. Time. 80
sixth race six furlongs-Kiowah first.
Moonraka second, Critchet third. Time.
Ia Ia.
only One Favorite Won AT Chicago.
| CHICAGO, ILL. Nov. 2O.-The feature
OF tO-day's racing at Hawthorne was
n dead heat in the first. between Ohio
Belle. even money. favorite. and Lake
Shore, at 30 to l. In the run of Ohio
Belle won, and was the only winning
favOrite OF the afternoon. one second
choice and three outsiders won the other
events Summary:
First race. six furlongs--Ohio Belle and
Lake Shore ran dead heat; Racio third.
Time, Ill IL. Run off Ohio Belle won,
Lake Shore second. Time lis.
Second race. six furlongs - Grafton
first, Erie second, Craft third. Time,
| lis.
Third race. nine sixteenths OF a mile
st. Pat. first, Pop Gray second. Monrovia
third. Time, :55
Fourth race. six furlongs - Reydemal
first, st. erik second. Baron third. Time,
| 1854.
Fifth race. five acknowledgement
| first. Mother of Heart second, Lock-
port third Time. l;05 IA.
The winners ~ Nashville.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. 3.-The
| weather was chilly and clear to-day al
Cumberland Park. The track was fast
and the attendance small. Three OF the
ive races went 10 favorites. Audrey,
winner OF the third race. showed herself
1 n good fIly rovering tina five furlo,.e.