Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-29
MUDDY RACE TRACKS.
Slow Time Therefore the Rule-GuttenburG
and Other Summaries.


GUTTENBURG. November 2s.-The
track at Guttenburg to-day was deep
with mud, and slow time was the order
of the day. The weather was mild and
pleasant. and large crowd witnessed
the sport.
First race-one mile and sixteenth
ScaIdivar won, Harry Alonzo second, Per
sistence third Time, 81 r..,a.,o
Second race-six furlongs-Daisyrian
Third rae %race-fve and half furlongs-
Joe Ripley won. Sir Knight pcond'
Parasang third. Time, III 20 frrlorc-
Skidmore third Time, 2:6l IL.
Fifth race--tve furlongs-lmpera won
Ludlow second Senator third. Time
Sixth race-seven furlongs-speculation
won, Tom Flynn second, Mary 5. third
ms '' AN ACCIDENT.
GLOUCESTER, n. j.. November 2S.-
Frank r. Harf was the only winning
favorite In the fourth race oregon ran
away At the head of the stretch ne at
tempted to jump the fence. He struck the
ton rail, fell. and threw Jockey Gasp who
had his collar-bone broken.
First race-five furlongs-JOlly Joe won,
King Richard second, George b. third.
Second race-six and one. half furlongs-
Belle of Fermoy won, Orphan second De-
Jury third. Time. :32 l-2 - ~
Third race-seVen and one half fur-
longs-Nfaggie Beck won. Annoran second,
Rose Howard third. Time ;46.
Fourth race-four and one halt fur-
longs-Little Charley won; Piquan,e Sc
Fifth raee-four and one half furlongs-
Frank r. Harf won. Chance second, J.
and Nc. third. Time, 100 Ia. -. g.
Sixth race-seven and one halt I@ur @
longS--Lum won, Pfny Secohu, Dlohuy
Victim third. Time. l:B
AT BENNING'S.
WASHINGTON. ID. G, November 70
fine weather and a good card drew Some
1900 people 70 Bennlngs lo-1ay, anu h si,e ,i,'
and as a result there were several sur
First race-2-year-olds; selling; FIVE fur
longs-Dart won, Hartford second, Eliza
Ann third. Time. 1904 3-4.
Second race-2- year-olds;. selling; five
furiongs-West Park won, Little Mat Sc
cond, Fatality third. Time, ly4: ~.
rifer won, Mask second. Correction third
"aSi Fourth race-S-year-olds; FIVE and half
furongsAnpie Blsn9p taifS T,me TGn; r'e9ean Sc
Filth race-one mile Marguerite won,
Shadow second. Bessie Bisland third:
Time, ~ l.z SUI ROSS ,,n i.isnea shedn nrst Du'
Sixth race-sellng; six furlongs-Mlit
Young won, Addie second. Strathmaid
third. Time. lis.
EAST ST. LOUIS.
EAST ST. LOUIS, MO-, November 2S:--
C.. &. McCafferty, the tnrfman, VINO
Killed James Collins In East 81. Louis
a short time ago, owns the 3-year-old
I,ondonvilie, winner OF the last race at
Hawthorne yesterday, Some OF the MEM
hers OF the sCoroner's jury that exone-
rated him. and his friends who stood oy
him in his troubles, had LondonNiile
straight from the owner for good
thing" and they played II for all they
were worth, taking several thousand col
lars out OF the East St. Louis foreign
We Weather cloudy; track slow. and at
tendance large. IL.
yndge cardwell won Harry. Nj. second,
Starlight third Time. los S-s.
SECOND race--seven eighths OF mue,
All orth won, Dyer second. Pigeon thiru.
Thira race--five eighths OF a mile-con-
,,ncfor McSweeny Won, SoGthefness se-
cond. Electricity third Time. i:i0 IL
Fourth racc--seyen eighths OF a mile
1omn1ie Il. won. Livingston second van
5vxe third Time. lao, ~
Fifth race--three quarters OF mli.-
srrank Muller won. Ceverton second. MY
pssfner third. Time, la IL.
HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO I'LL. November X-Tnc
-.<..s a. fiawfherne to-day were run on
rs inside track for the first time this sea-