The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
RESULTS OF THE RACES.
4 GOOD TRACK AND E1CEJJEAT
SPORT AT CLIFTON.
Great Day for FavorItes at Gloucester.
The Winners mt the several Other
Race Tracks.

and threatening, but 70 rain fell during
the day. TIE track was in good shape
the card an interesting one and the sport
proved good The talent began the day
web. Chief Justice. their main stay tax
ing the opening event in gallop. Favor
ties also captured the next four events
Milan, Comanche. Wah Jim and copy
right being the successful candidates and
the talent Accordingly were in high glee.
The third race, which went to COM
anche. was the n9ost exciting event or
the day. This race revolved itself into
due; between COmanche and Wheeler.
They alternated in the lead with broad
expanse Of daylight between the others
10 the home stretch. DOggett then mace
his effort with Comanche. He was un-
able 10 shake Wheeler Off After des-
perate drive Of over a furlong' Comahche
won by a scant head. Restraint Was
third. two lengths away
The last event witnessed the only up
set OF the day. Belwood, the third choice
IN the betting. winning handily from
FREELY and Khaftan. The latter was
veN backed favorite. Summaries:
First race. one and one-eighth miles
chief Justice first. Lotion second, HI
ram third. Time, 1:57 IL.
second race five furlongs-Milan first,
INSPECTOR 6. second, Lorinda third. Time,
1903 II.
first. Wheeler second, Restraint third.
Time. ZIG.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Wah Jim
first Lord Harry second, Major DAILY
third. Time :02 IL.
Firth race. six and one-half furlongs-
Copvrlght first. Maidstone second, Leo
nardo third. Time, l,22.
sixth race. seven furlones-Belwood
first. FREELY second, Khaftan third'
Time. t3l
Ir+--f4 nt Sfttrr.
Following are the entries at Clifton N.
j.. for Tomorrow:
furloncs. selling-Airpant l2; Ston-
inrton. 119: Romance, l9; Dou-
bic cross. 11s; Eclipse us; Ga
dIator. t15: Detroit. ia; Crocus, III; Miss
ITitty IN: Ijta. III: Laughing Water
w. padre, Ill; Tommy DNon' 1866 MISS
Ress. 106; Deceitful, JOG.
Sccoud race fve-e!ghths Of mile sell
in,-Tornado. 10: Johnny Date Briar geld
ine9. 10: Elberon. tO2;Token, lOl Merritt 80;
George Dixon. 50; Robin Hood. IS; west
mark. g: Startling. 9J; Intimidad. "a; Treas
i,rc rrrve, 81: Eleorora B., u; Provero'
81: Jake Joseph, 81; Chance 81.
Third race. seven-eighthS OF mile
sellLng-Nexico. Up; Third Cousin Wilyl;
1l2: ChlsNick. So; Willie McAulhe' 81
Ineot. a; Athelsua, o.
Fourth race. three-quarters Of a mile
Tos.nen tor. 100; LOGAN, III; Charade. 10;
Copyright. 100: Major Daily. 1O5; Aloha,
1of. Airplast I03: Terrlfier, lOl; Sir Rich
ard. 96: Sir knight, 81; Johnny Gate Briar
Sc
Eifth race. one mile. selling-Kilkenny,
112. T,uoky clover. 1903; Old Pepper l02;
Foxford. 1oe; Balbriggan, 80; Rico, %;
t,irl,Cver %: Captain T., 50; Darkness,
90: Oporto, y; Enfield, 40.
S,xth race. seVen-eighths Of a mile
Kiucstock. 122: Aerolithe, l22; Frank c.,
11g. Joe Malone. 119; Pretender 1l9; Gold
stem 1fq: Troika CcolO. III; Seven NJ;
sam Rrvant. III: Woodban, ia: Themis
frs3aiog). ~; Me ndicant. iA: Sataneila'
IA; Amelia, ia; Hopeful, H.
rhe wfnurr~ at oucsster.
GLOUCESTER, y. j.. Nov. 9.-Backers
Of favorUes were in great form to-uay.
The defeat Of Arbitrary by west 9iae
caused some comment. Before the regular
card had been run off. there was a match
between Hardwork ana Edith Van az
four furlougs. the former winning by the
scantest Of noses I'm "a IL. Summary
First race. seven and behalf fmlonss
Text first, Orphan second BeiisaHus
third Time. 1:42 Il.
second race, four and one -hillt furlones
West Side first, Artillery second ca
lantha third Time, ;aS IL.
Third race. seven furlong Cant Tel
first. Cheddar second, Houri third. Time
1:5. a.
Fourth race. five furlongs-E auity frst'
Zincara second. Foam third. Time, .o'
Fifth race, six furlongs-Archbishop
first. j. H. Nc. second Doc Burch thlru'
Time. %.
sixth race. four and one-half furlongs-
Deer Lodge first, Power second AirtshI
third. Time 80 3-4
The R4ces AZ Hawthorne.
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov 9.-Four favor
ties. one well backed second choice ana
an outsider won at Hawthorne PARK To-
day. Summaries: d..
Ohio Belle second, Parasang third. Time
l:O3ia. a.
CiceIy second. Elva third. Time, 1:42A
Third race, nve furlongs-Lizetta first,
Strathmeath second, Huron third Time,
1:O2la.
Fourth race one mile-Joe Murphy first |
Content second. Housatonic IT., third |
Time, 1:3112
FIFTH race. five and a half furlongs-
Billy Boy first. Billy Sunderland aeoond' !
Barnard third. Time, lis.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Seryitor first, |
Erie second, Uncle John third. Time |
not taken.
The Winners II Nashville.
NASHVILLE. NOV. 9.-The features OF |
to-5av's races at Cumberland Park were |
I'm the third. a special handicap. The |
horses were punched all the way around |
and the first at the finish were only 1
nose apart The weather was clear and /
the track fast. Summaries:
First race, selling, eleven-sixteenths Of |
a mne-Empress Frederick first. Tea Set |
second. Borealis third. Time. loo IL.
Second race. selling, one mile-Henry 1
Young nrst B0rO second, Cora Taylor /
third. Time, l:i2 l-2.
laird race. special handicap. six fur I
lOngs-Fraulein hrst. Buckwa second, Pc /
destrlan third Time IIf3-A
Fourth race. fou- furlongs-Pat Tucker !
first, Balgal second, KngbOro third. Time. /
go
Fifth race. handicap ffteen-sixteenths /
OF a mile-lda Pickwick first, Oxford sec /
ond Linda third Time l.35.
Sixth race selling four furlongs-Abess /
first, Banjo second. Tip third. Time. so.
b o. rites.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The talent !
experienced another bad day al the races |
this afternoon. Not single fayorite was |
successful. and the bookmakers made con-
siderable money. Chamness plotted Is TO |
1 and 10 TO l 20 the front. The track was /
g1o nd q fair.