Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-02
OF THE HORSE HoRseY.
Turf Events Of Interest Ycsterday-Entries
for To-day.

for To-day.
CBy telegraph to the Dispatch)
ELIZABETH RACE TRACK, Novem-
ber 1.-The weather was cold and raw
at Elizabeth again to-day. IL did not
affect the attendance. however, In the
least. A crowd fully as large, IL not
larger than that OF any preceding day
of the meeting. put in an appearance.
The talent began the day with sur
prise. Curacao. 10-to-l shot, upset
their calculations in the first race. de-
featlng Discount. Raceland was a 3-to-o
shot in the second race. He carried
none OF the Dryers money, for their
commission went on Pickpocket Pick
pocket was last to the head OF the
stretch. and after being shut of several
times. managed 10 get through ana
secure second place. He was too late
to catch Raceland. who won very COM
fortably
Stonenell. the red-hot favorite in the
third race won from first to last. ana
finished under a pull.
The fourth race was a facer for the
faithful. Sir Richard, n R-to-l shot
beat the odds on the favorite, Littie
Fred. with consummate ease. Harry
Alonzo won the fifth race easily from
Wheeler, a 4-to-1 shot. won the last
race.
First race-five and half furlongs-
Curacao won, Discount second, Fatality
third. Time. 1:O9 IA.
Second race-one mile and sixteenth
Raceland won, Pickpocket second
Sleipner third Time, l:5O.
Third race-six furlongs-StoneneH
won, Correction second, Wampezo third.
Time. rs.
Fourth race-five and half furlongs-
Sir Richard won. Little Fred second
Watterson third. Time, 1903 IL
Fifth race-one mile-Harry AlonZo
won. Tom Skidmore second, Big Mid
third. Time, A3 3-4.
Sixth race-hve and half furlongs-
Wheeler won, Billy S. second, Play or
Pay third. Time, l 90 ia.
ON THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., November l.
Two favorites. three second choices and
a. outsider won to-day's races. While
at the post in the sixth race Telephones
foot slipped, and Casey was thrown and
slightly injured.
First race-mile and three-eighths-Lad
Pulsner won, Ronald second, Raleigh
| third. Time, 1884.
Second race-slx and one-half furlongs-
Jack Lowell won. Prince Imperial second.
| West Side third. Time. 1:2i&s.
Third race--fve furlongs-Early Blossom
| won. Uncertainty second. Little Phil third.
| Time .03A.
Fourth race-five and one-half furlongs-
Apollo won. Zingara second. Lavenia c
third. Time. 1:57ls.
Fifth race-hve furlongs-Chance won,
Frank r. Harf second, Archbishop third.
Time 1:03lz.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Hippona
won Eolic second, Onaway third. Time,
| 1854.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
| NASHVILLE. TENN, November l.
Honors we're about equally divided to-day
at Cumberland Park, two favorltes VIM
| ming and the other winners pelhs wen
! backed. The weather was fine ana track
| fast.
First race-selling; one and one-six-
teenth miles-Uno won. Tom Daily second,
| Saxon third. Time. :O9.
| Second race-mle and seventy yards
10 10 won Little Annie second, COL
| den Hope third. Time, l:l6h.
Third ace-three-fourths of mile
| Shuttle won. Follow Day second, Frint-
man third. Time, l:l5.
Fourth race-hve and one-half furlongs-
| Cora Taylor won, Interior second' Arthur
! G. third. Time l:0sA.
| Fifth race four and one-half furlongs-
| The Broker won. Atelie X. second, King
| Henry third. Time. 55i2.
&OLDEN-GATE TRACK.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, November
The weather to-day was cloudy and
| the Bay District track was fast
| First race-four and a half furlongs-
| Hal Fisher won, Jim II. second, Joe Cot
| ton third Time, 81 3-i
Second race-four and a half furlongs-
Wandering Nun won, Banjo second, For
tuna third. Time. 50 Ii.
| Third race-one mile-Flambeau won,
Sir Reel second, Quarterstan third. Time,
1:i2.
| Fourth receive furlongs-Reallzation
won, Tuscarora second, Agitator third.
| Time. 1:02.
Fifth race-seven furlongs-St. Croix
won. Garcia second, Inkerman third.
Time, l:2S 34.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
| Following are the race entries at Eliza
beth:
| First race-five and a half furlongs; sell
| ing-Maud Ward (gelding). ll5; Longbrook.
| los; Economist -; Nahma, lN; Florence,
| 1915: Merritt, 100; Oporto. %; Yucatan, 80;
! Captain Sinclair, 9s: Buslrius. ~.
| Second race-one mile; selllng-Restraint,
| 10; Midnight, 1885, Young Arion, lO7. In
tegrity, 100; Sandowne, 80; Marshall, 81;
| Red Banner. "a.
Third race-mile and a sixteenth; SELL
| ing-Hockton, 10; Chief Justice, lO5; Tom
| Flynn, 81; Captain T.. 80; The lronmaster
81; Hasty. 81.
Fourth ace-three-quarters OF a mile;
purse-Armitage, lOS; Jse Ripley. lOS;
| Omus. los: Intimidad. 10S; Aureian, los;
Rama, los: Galloping King. 100.
! Fifth race-seven-eighths OF a mile
| purse-One, 1O7: Midnight, l07; Hiram, l07;
Red Win, 1O7 Tiny Tim. l07s Aerolite
lO5: Mask, lO4: Winona, 102; Sam Bryant
100: Economist. 81; Enfield. u.
Sixth race-three-quarters OF mile;
selling-Addie, ll3; Uncle Jess. l09; Poor
| Jonathan. los; Airplant l06; Strathmaid
rael, 95; Bolero. lOO Miss Kittie, 80; De-
troit. 95.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
First race-one mile-Froncesca, 103; Nor
| ton. 1l2: Claquer. 1O6; Don Fulano, ll3;
Donohune. 1l5; Crawford. 1Ol; Greenback,
1O6.
Second race-three and one-fourth fur
longs-Bridal Veil, 1O7; Pescador, 12o; Addie
| Chipmon, 1O7: Morton. ll2; Last Chance,
81: San Jacinto, l03; Don Fulano. llO; Re-
volver. 12l.
Third race-fve-eights OF miIe-Carmel'
los; Bobolink. 1O7; Loriena, lO1; Remus'
los; Sissie Iuppe. los; Silver Plate, 81
Johnny Payne. 102; De la Guena, l0o; The
| Mallard 1lS.
Fourth race,-mile and seventy yards
Sheridan, l12; Happy Day. Ill; 81 Croix'
III; Fdler 100; Steadfast, 80.
Fifth race-mile and one-sixteenth; over
four hurdles-Noriner. $50; Ballorat. 10
Pirate, ll7; Gaudaloupe, lH; Ritun, l47;
First Lap, $50: LongweIl, lH.
Weather fine; track good.