The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

-|~<N- card was an eN-
celIent one. interest centering on the Sc
warren stakes for all ages. which was the
third event. That good son OF Stonehenge,
| stonnell. was considered by the talent as
| a lead pipe cnch," and although he
swerved badly in the stretch, he peat
| Bitten out By head. Bitten ran game
| ly. and won the admiration or the specta-
| tors by his exhibition of gameness. dis
played under severe punishment. C'reu-
| lar, 10 TO l chance. won the opening
| event I'm n drive from kirkover, while
| Fairy, an odds on favorite. took the sec
| ond In a gallon. The third was Stonnells
| and the fourth went to Nomad. who Is
| Just now In the pink of condition. 81
| rocco captured The fifth race. winning all
! the way, and the closing race, for two
year-olds, was won by Astolat (gelding)
| Sun Glimpse. which got off absolutely
last. was easily second, better off at the
start he would have given the winner
| hot argument Summaries:
First race. mile and sixteenth
| Circular first. Kirkoyer second. Jack
Rose third. Time 1:5S.
Second race. six furlongs-Fairy hrst
Lizzie second. Krikina third. Time,
1:16 81.
Third race. six furlongs-Stonnell first.
Bitten second, BoIero third. Time. lie IA.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Nomad first.
Fidello second. Nick third. Time, 11s IL.
Filth race six furlongs-Sirocco first.
Fremont second. Prince Edward third.
| Time. ll6 IL.
Sixth race. five furlongs-Astoiat geld
ing) first. Sun Glimpse second, The Cen
eral third Time. 1;Oi
| LEXINGTON. KY. April 2s.-The Ken
! lucky Association spring meeting opened
to-day with an attendance OF 1000 The
| track was muddy The summaries:
First race, six furlongs-Clintie c. first.
! Too Quick second. Bonnie Lassie third.
! Time. 90 ~.
Second race. selling. seven furlongs-
/; Interior first. the Queen second Odry
third. Time. 1:26 50
Third race. Distillers' stakes. mile and
/ a sixteenth-Linger first, Miss Dixie SEQ
ond. Old Pepper third. Time. l5S 1-2.
Fourth race, for two-year-olds FLIES.
| one-half mie-Labelle first, Queenlike
second. Caroline Hamilton third. Time. g.
JENNINGS. d. c., April "a shower
OF rain fell here before the races began.
| which made the track very heavy. The
| attendance was good
First race five furlongs-Poor Jonathan
first. Early Blossom second. Hippona
| third Time. i:0i.
Second race, one-half mile-Llttle Mat
first. Loving Heart second. Briar (gelding)
third. Time. 81 1-2.
Third race. six furlongs, Mufilneer first.
Lourhett second. Pousse Cafe third
| Time. Lei.
Fourth race, mile and sixteenth-Plev-
mar first, Larchmont second. All Night
third. Time 1:55 L.
Fifth race. six and one-half furlongs-
Deception first. Industry second, Don
caster third. Time. %.
Sixth race. steeple-chase course-Nenus
first. Triple Cross second. Genina third.
Time. SOC.
ST. LOUIS. April 2o.-The spring meet
INC Of the St. Louis Jockey club logan
to-day at the fair grounds. The sum-
marles:
First race. purse. six ADMINISTRATION
Boy first. Doubtful second. Mollie Bawn
third. Time. liz IL.
Second race. four furlougs-Whitestone
first. Miss Hazel second. Or. Mooney
third Time, SO IL
Third race, Inaugural stakes. 5000 add
ed six furlongs-Service first, Highland
second. Culver third Time. l:l6 Il.
Fourth race six furlongs-Zooline hrst.
Orick second. Bill Howard third. Time
rs -.
Firm race. selling. six and half fur
longs-Hedge Rose first, Dan Farrell
second. Fan Tom third. Time. 1:T "a.
sixth race. one mile-Lady Useful first,
Rube Burrows second. lender thlrd.
Time. 21s.
NASHVILLE. TENN. April 2s-Light.
nleasant weather and fast track were
the conditions at Cumberland Park To-
dav. a..
First race. six furlongs-Roslyn first.
Saw on second, Leona S. third Time
IL. g..
Second race. one mlle-Tenny Jr. first
Parapet second, Forest Rose THIRD i'ihe'
l:Sj. ,,ooo
added $500 TO second and 500 10 tmrd.
mile and e-sixteenth-Henry Young.
Nret Ruck Moran second. Francis Pope
third. Time. $50. I'M,
Fourth race half a mile-Governor Hill
first Minnie BARTER second, Clara Bauer
third. Time, 50 "a.
Firth race. seven furlongs-Nida nrst,
TAYLOR Hayden second, Horace Leland
third. Time. l:$l l.. ~
MkMphIS. TENN. April Z'.-ihe
snring meeting 81 the New Memphis
Hockey club at Montgomery Park closed
with to-days races:
FIRST race. selling. five furlongs-Halns
Fisher FIRST. Artless second. Parapheloy
Butwark third. Time. l:Oi
Second race. selling. four furlongs. for
two-year-olds-Artie Fern first Luke
Parks second Foxhound third Time
81 II. -
year-olds and upwards seven furlonss-
Torrent first. Rally second. Roska third.
( Time l:29 Ia. -
Fourth race. selling, one mile-Excel-
, sior first. Carroll Domser second; Long
, Ten third. Time, I "a S-4.
, Fifth race, handicap for three-year1oids
seven furlongs-Pekin first. LORD Willow
brook second Royal Flush third. Time
1:29 10. which makes new track re-
cord for three-year-
Sixth race, selling. five furlongs-Vlr-
ginian first, Ike ;. second. Frank Ellis
third. Time. l:0i1-2.
? PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The IA
i vorites mad It all their own way at Glou-
3 cester to-day, winning FIVE events. The
only outsiders to come TO the relief or the
bookmakers was Dare Devil. In the two
year-old race. the colt winning at the
comfortable odds OF seven 10 one. The
track was rather heavy. Summarizes:
= First race one and one-eighth miles
u John Hickey first. Ed McGinnis second
Iceberg third. Time. 20i "a
Second race, five furlongs-ArtilierN
!, first Warpaint second. Mary b. third
y Time, 1:O7.
Third race. four and one-half furlongs-
Young Lottery first, Trixie Gardner sec
ond. Arizona third. Time. loo.
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Rico first
Nanbansett second. Samaritan third
!, Time. 1881 81.
y Fifth race. three and one-half furlongs-
u Dare Devil first. New Dance second
!, Philura third. Time 46 3D.
d Sixth race. six and one-fourth furlong
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