The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-11
MAGNIFICENT WEATHER AND
GOOD CARD THE FIXTURES.
Some Exciting Finish,s and Few Sur
prises-Results of the Races at tho
Several Tracks Yesterday.


keeping up a big gap going down the
back stretch She did badly In the
stretch, however and only finlshed thlru'
Double Cross got the place.
The start in the second race was most
miserable one, FIVE horses being left at
the post The favorte, Robin Hood, took
the lead at the stone wall and won easily.
Chance was second, a length In front Oh
Merritt, third.
The third race was won in a gallop by
Ingot. He was the third favorite TO hnlsh
first. Athelena was second, ana WINE
McAuliGe third. ~
Charade made 1t four stralshI lot tiie
talent. Superbly ridden by Dogget, ne
won the fourth race by a comfortable
margin. Aloha beat TERRIER a neck lor
the place.
The talent was badly scorched in the
fifth race. Enfield, at odds OF forty 10
one. beating Rico, the fayorte, in a hard
drive.
sam Bryant, the favorite, won the last
race. Summarizes:
First race six and a half furlongs-
Detroit first. Double Cross second, Crocus
third. Time, 1:25.
Second race. five furlongs-Robin Hood
first, Chance second Merritt third' lime
1:03.
Third race, seven furlongs-Ingot first,
AtheIepa secnd, Willie McAuliffe third.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Charade
first Aloha second. Terrifer third. Time
1:16. ~
With race. one mne-Enheld first, Rico
second. Darkness third. Time, l:44 H.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Sam Bryant
first Seven second, Aerolite thlrd' Iline'
1872.
TIE Entries for To-Day.
Following are the entries at Clifton ~
j., for to-day: Iii
ing-Remorse, llS; Old Pepper NV f OK.
ford los: Airplant, 10; Blue Wind, IVA
Peralto. tOl; Belwood, 1Oi; Dalsyrian, lOi'
Darkness. 1902; Khaftan, l01; Bess McDuH
1Ol: Plenty. 1O1: Heads or Tails, 80; Fire
Ay. IS; Baleriggan, SO.
Second race, fve-eighths OF a mile
Runaway. 10S: Factotum. Jos; King OF
Hearts. 1OS Sir Knight, 105; Bessie d., IOo'
Lorinda. 1O5; Girohe (geldine), 100; BIOS
som, 105; Smoke 100; Margery thiiy), NO.
Yucatan, 10i; IntimidGd, lO1; Dauntless'
101: Pottowattomie, lOl.
Third race, three-quarters OF mile
Play or pay, 100; leonardo tO4; Sir Rich
ard. 1903: Munet. 1O3; Hopeful. i02; Hiram
1Ol: Primus. 1907 Josephine, 100; Miss Bess'
IS.
Fourth race, Pilgrim stakes, four miles
Harry Alonzo l04; Bablor. 81 kildeet'
I02; St Anthony, IS; Lotion, 30; Raleigh
SO.
Fifth race, six and one-half furlongs,
felling-Cdpyright ll2; Bolero, lO2; My
Gyps. 1Qli Panway, SO; Melahie' @'
Sixth race, nye-e)ghths OF a mile-EA-
press. 122; Charlie Wilson. 12; Lorimer'
i22 Maidstone 122: benjamin. l22; Berwyn'
119: Rapidan MllO. ll9; Jim Fagln, ~
Pokino lt9. Priscilla, tl9; Censor. pt'
Wheeler III; Fidget. III; Tommy Dixon
III; Robin Hood, 80.
A Pa pabe case of Pulling.
GLOUCESTER. n. j., Nov. lO.-Willle
T. ,cos made a pronounced faVOrite In the
first race. and was heavily played by his
owners and the public. The race was ah
right. but the jockey, Tabor was ncl.
Getting of third, Tabor pulled his mount
back to ninth, and on reaching tne ttretcn
ne made a show Of riding ana ilnlsheu
third. 1t was the most palpable case OF
pulling ever seen on the track. Tabor
S.as rvled off by the executive commit
tee. The public had the better OF the
speculation. four favorites, second
choice ard an outsider winning. Ihe
summary:
Firs, race. SIX and a quarter furlongs-
Gonzales first, King Crab second VII
lie L. third. Time, l:26.
Second race. four and half furlongs-
Robin Hood first, Belle Of Fermoy second
Dutch oven third. Time, 59l2.
Third race. five furlongs-Jersey first;
Con Lucy second Rancocas third. Time
1904.
Fourth race, four and a half furongs-
Sligo first. Lithograph second Deiufy
third Time, 1:0l.
Firth race, six furlongs-Ontario first
Fiction second. Commodore Roughan
third. Time, l22
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Warpeake
first. Onaway second Foxmede third
Time, 1:33.
The Talent Shocked at ST. Louis.
EASY ST. LOUIS. I'LL, Nov. w.-Harry
n. a complete outsider at 20 10 l, won the
third race at East ST. Louis to-day and
the talent were given a severe shock. Rosa
Simpson and Jim Head were the fayorites.
The attendance was large. The summaries
First race. one and one-sixteenth miles
Rosa Simpson first, Southern second, Nor
mon third, Time, 1l6 ii.
Second race, three-fourths mile-Jim
Head first, Bertha b. second, Buckthorne
third. Time, l:23.
Third race, fiye-eghths mile-Harry X.
first Bangun second Caress third. Time,
] :OS IL
Fourth race. one and one-sixteenth miles
No Remarks first, MOntella second, Mr.
Partner third. Time, 1916
Fifth race, one mile-Bugle first. Jennie
Harding second, Pigeon third. Time l.52.
Bad Day for Favori'es 81 chicago
CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Content and BIZ
jour were the only winning favorites at
Hawthorne to-day, the other races going
TO outsiders. The summarizes
First race, hve-eighths OF a mile-Nance
first, Bolonger second, James V. Carter
third. Time. LOT
Second race, seven-eighths Of a mile
Linger first, ST. Croix second Enthu-
siast third Time. ] 20 "a.
Third race. ive-eighths Of a mile-Son-
oma Noy first. Mother Of Part second.
Julius Sax third. Time. LOS.
Fourth race. one mile-Content first.
virden second. Rosemont third. Time,
I.45 ID
Fifth race five furlongs-Biiour first,
osvle second, Parole third. Time, 1893 81.
Ia aa Er Evr"
NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov n.-Three
of the six events at Cumberland Park to-
day fell TO favorites. The weather was
pleasant and the track fast. summary.
First race. selling five and half fur
longs-Susie Nell first, Tom Kelly second
Diamond Dick third. Time. 100
Second race. selling. one and one-six-
teenth miles-Michel first, Kimberly Sc
cond. Red Cap third. Time l.B u
Third race. for maiden two-year-olds.
four and a half furlongs-King Bor trst,
Robert I.atta second, Bernlta third.
Time. Sc.
Fourth race. selling. seven furlongs-
Lord yVillowbrook first Deceit second,