Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
A GREAT SUCCESS.
TheRAcesAr pImLlcoArTENpsoH Hy
BALTlMoRE'S FOUR HUNDRED.
TIE Entries Firss-Cisss and the Finishss
Bsiiliant--Events On other Trsshs-
Eotriss for To-Day.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch,

(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.)
BALTIMORE. MD. roctober A.-The
races at PimlIco to-day were great sue
cess. The day. which looked dodbtful In
the morning, turned out fair. and in the
afternoon was all that could be wished
for. The wealth and fashion OF the city
turned out, and more distinguished at
tendance has not been seen at Pimlico
for many a long day. 1t was distinctively
social event. and the Four Hundred were
out In full force. The infeld was crowded
with fashionable equipages. The grand
stand was crowded with hosts OF bril-
hantly-attired women. The entries were
first-class and the finishes thrilling.
Pony handicap-half-mile dash-D. F.
Savages bay mare Budget CNunn) won,
Fred. Cebhardts chestnut mare Eureka
second, Phil. Days bay mare Galiivant
third. Time. 81
Green Spring Valley cup-sweepstakes;
half mile heats-E. G. Meyers bay geld
Ing Young orion tOrem) g. 1. /; Mr.. Mad
dox's bay gelding Neptune Maddox l,
2. ?. Aiken Farm stables b. m. Bohemian
Girl Merryman) 2. 3. 3. Prospect, Bon
ME Tom, and Circus also ran. Time. So;
54lz; IS.
Pimlico cup-Sweepstakes: mile and
half six hurdles-W. p. Richardson's
by Glenfallon Barry won, s. ID. and l..
w. Riddles ch. &. Red Mike Okenny)
second. NJ O'Brien's ch. z. Geronimo
(Carr) third. Captain Manning tdis), Kill
dare. Dutch oven. Bonnie Ban, and
Oakwood also ran. Time, 1914.
Galloway handicap-Sweepstakes three
fourths OF mlle-P. s. p. Randolph's
b. c. Comforter F'rayling) won, J. c.
and G.. q. Barnard's b. m. Catoosa Mad
dox) second, Robert Neville's ch. m. Ver-
Ia, filly. ((SinnoD third. Clytie. Ballad,
Foulight, and The Rat also ran. Time,
1:2l%.
Lontaway handicap-The. full steeple-
chase course. about two miles and half
j. 3. z. Randolph's b. &. Barney (Araling)
won. Arab and Independence Day did
not finish. Time. 7:5Oh.
ON THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, n. J., October 2i-Two
favOrites, two second choices. and two
outsiders won the purses to-day. Jersey.
the winner Of the third race. ran loose.
his owner having only small bet on him
to show. Juggles the red-hot favorite In
the sixth race, was beaten ten lengths by
Paradise. Summary:
First race-five furlongs-Sonora won;
Time, 10i
Second race-seven furlongs-Dillon ].
won: Lou Rhet second, Lyndhurst third.
Time 1:33.
Third race-five furlongs-Jersey won;
Censor second, Jardine third. Time.
F Fourth al11 raccISne and one-slxteenth
miles--Joe Carter won: Westchester Sc
cond. Deception third. Time. l:55
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
Chance won; Dart second. Psyche third.
Time, So.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Paradise
won; Juggler second, Caracas third. Time.
] &c Ia.
THE LEXINGTON TRACK.
LEXINGTON, KY. October 24-There
was another large attendance at the races
to-day. The weather being fine and the
track fast. the sport was very good. The
meeting closes here tomorrow.
First race-three-quarters OF mile
White Nose won. Interior second, Miss
Maymay third. Time, l:l5 l-2.
Second race-one mile-Peabody won,
The Governess second Bonnie Lassie third.
Time, 1;42.
Third race-three-quarters OF a mile
Sister Mary won, La Rosa second. Fara-
day third Time. 1:14 1-2.
Fourth race-declared Off.
Fifth ace-three-quarters of n mile
Fodollne won, Frontman second, King
David third. Time. 116
Sixth race-three-quarters of a mile
The Spaniard won. Golden Hope second,
Destroyer third. Time. 1:l6.
AT LINDEN.
LINDEN RACE TRACK. N. j.. .Octo-
ber 2f.-The weather was decidedly sum
merry" here to-day. The track was still
heavy, but the Indications were for a
good track tomorrow. The attendance
was up to the average, and the betting
was brisk.
First .race-fve and a half furlongs-.
Wernbutg won; Discount second. Bowers
third. Time, 1:l2 1-2.
Second race-mile and a slyteenth-Her-
aid won; Marshall second. Treasure third.
Time. 1:53 l-2.
Third race-one mle-Speculation won;
Kirkover second, Kildeer third. Time.
1:l6 H.
Fourth race-mile and a furlong-Terri-
fer won: Picknicker second, Pickpocket
third. Time, 1:59 1-2.
Fifth race--five furlongs-Foxhound
won; Robin Hood second, Proverb third.
Time. Los.
Sixth race six furlongs-Roy Lochiel
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LINDEN-PARK ENTRIES.
The following are the Linden-Park race
entries for to-day:
First race-selling, three fourths OF a
mile-Madstone. ia: Volunteer H., ia;
Uncle Jess, liz: Minnehaha, 100; Margue-
rite, 100; Poor Jonathan, los; Little Fred,
l05: Airplant. 105; Rico. l05; st. Anthony,
iO5; Red Light. 105; Bob Sutherland, l6;
Play or Pay. 103; Lallah. 1O2; Melba, lO2.
Second race--five elghths OF a mile
Bonnie Meade (gelding). III; Cunarder, 100;
Sprite. 96: Yucatan, 90; Katie (colD, 6;
The Bully, 96; Memento (colD. So; She
Chlly), SO; Bonnie Lee Qilly). SO; Maggie
Smith, 93 Sir Malheur, %; Sappho, 80;
Floretta, 80; Sadie W., 80.
Third race-one mile, handicap-Loan-
TAXA, 1l3; Soundmore. no; Candelabra, 102:
Correction, 102; Major DAILY, 20.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth
miles, selling-Bolero, 102; Tom Skidmore.
81; Plenty, 100; Harry Alonzo. 100.
Fifth race-seven eighths of a mile. SELL
ing-Midnight. 10i; Treasure, 100; Faithful
81; Mary s.. 81.
Sixth race-one mile, handicap-Sleip-
ner. 12o; Comanche, 1i3; Rico. 100; Aero
lite. 81; Clio (colD. IS.
TURF RECORD BROKEN.
(By telegraph to the Dispatch)
DALLAS, TEX. October 2l-Fifteen
thousand people saw Lena Hill pace a
mile in race in 2;l3 Ia to-day. 1t Is the
fastest heat ever paced by a 2-year-old,
and establishes a new 2-year-old record.
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