The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-07

| tended TO dispose OF his entire shhe "
horses and retire from the TURF
| Il am simply unloading some OF my s"'
| plus stock. and have catalogued nlleen vi
eisnteen horses which will be SOFA heA.
| Tuesday. Owning and breeding is my
hobby. l ask for no greater pleasure tnah
to go 10 my farm and spend my tiine
| with my horses. / have repeatedly 'e-
fused fattering offers for Troubedour
am not In the business for gain, put TOT
the pleasure IT gives me. Sell my horses
and retire? Never"
Morris Yafk Bsees.
! MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK, Oct.
6.-Ihe disagreeabie weather to-day hSd
/ the effect Of reducing the attendance
! somewhat. 1t however had no effect
upon the racing The events were cloe-
| ~ contested, and the finishes exciting.
| A field OF fifteen maidens started in the
| opening event. Naruna. on the strength
| OF his good race a few days ago, was
| installed favorite. The best colt In the
race, however, proved to be Pennies.
| He was second fayorite. He contrlved
| to beat Varuna in a head drive VIC
torious required but litte shaking up
! to beat his field in the second race.
Red Banner won the third race through
| sheer courage.
| Inc race the w iNbN
! cap-the fourth event-was a grand one.
| The finish was blanket one In eyeis
respect. Ramapo, Redsliin and Sir wal
ter. in the hardest kind OF a drive, cross
ed the line noses apart. The other races
were featureless.
First race. Ave furlongs-Penniless ilrst.
Varuna second, Our Jack third. Time,
1:0l.
Second race, one miie-Victorious first,
the Ironmaster second. Sarah Ramey
third. Time. $40.
Third race, six furlongs-Red Banner
first, Clio (colD second, Addle thlrd'
Time. 1:12lz.
Fourth race. Wlllamsbridge handicap,
mile and INSTRUMENTATION hrst,
Redskin second, Sir Walter third. Time
215. ..,..
first, Queen Isabella second, Iifhe'
| 1881. ,,.. d..
Factotum second, Black third. IIihe'
1914.
Entries Mt Morris Park.
Following are the entries at motifs farA
for to-day:
First race, three-quarters OF mile
stoneneH l40; Wah jim, l26; Sirrocco' ~;
NtttOfibhS, III, tHdftHtoi-f 49, t-'''.''
Nellie Peyton 49, 1906, Wampizo, lpf' Bon
adventure, 100.
Second race dve-eighths OF a mile two
year-olds-Patriclan. lis; Assignee. lis;
Drum Major. 49, 1rinculo, ll3; Fusiller'
r3; Dorine 1l0; Gertie, 10: Baroness, 10;
Anawonda, 80; Illusion, SO; Naruna, ~'
The Joker, 80.
Third race, Champagne stakes, seven
eighths Of a mile, ar-olds-Dobbins,'
4 TIL
us; Ben Lomond, Iii; Sunghmpse, i'll;
Lightfoot, los; Atropine, loo; Rubicon, l06;
Big Mid, 100.
Fourth race, Wakefield handicap, one
and one-sixteenth miles Prince George,
100; Mary Stone, 10j; Kinglet, 1O2; Pick
nlcker, 9s; Terriher 30.
Fifth race, fiye-elghths Of mile, three
year-olds-Uncle jess, 1903; Chattanooga,
107; Saragossa, 107; Q1Ver, l)i; Mime
haha, 104; Middleton, 102; Billy S, ~;
Ingot, 81; VIII Elliott, 81; Astoria, %;
Governor Fifer "a.
Sixth race seven-eigbths Of a mile
May Win. 1O3; Speculation. 100; Anna p,
81; Henry Young. 81; Arab, 90; Bolero %;
Florinda, 81; Melandie. o. Kirkover. 81;
Reynard, 81.
Evansville Speed Association.
EVANSVILLE, IND, oct. 6-The week
OF races under the auspices of the Evans
Vile Speed Association closed this after
noon. About three thousand people were
present Directum was the chief attrlc-
ton in his Night against his record OF
POO 1-2 for a purse OF $500 A strong
wind blew down the stretch making the
track very dusty and fast time was almost
Impossible. Directum went the mile in
2OI IL without any distress.
The Tri-State Fair stake, 215 pace.
went to Hal Dillard in straight heats
Best time, 2:l0 IL. Prince Herschel took
the 2:21 trot. Best time. 2:lS. Fantasy b
won the Grammar stakes for three-year-
ODDS. Best time 2:15 "a. Courier took the
2:2S trot In straight heats. Best time,
2:7 81.
The Results at Latoni,.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. Catalonia re-
suits are as follows:
First race, six furlongs. seliing-His-
pania X. i; Baron 2; Aurora 3. Time lis.
Second race mile. seiing-The Cover
ness /; Pearl 2; Miss Dixie 3. Time l:I6.
Third race. seven furlongs-Henry
Jenkins /; London Smoke 2; May T. 3.
Time ! 80 Ia.
Fourth race. five and one-half furlongs-
Delmar /; Note 2; Frontman 3. Time Ill
ga.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Jennle Miles I;
Tarrock 2; Little Miss 3. Time 1904 3D.
Sixth race. six furlongs, sellng-Uno I;
Chess Rogan 2; Kehoma 3. Time lis 1-2.
the ViEiIant the Faynrite.
NEW YORK, oct. 6--There was n little !
betting on the result OF the yacht race in
downtown resorts to-day. The Vigilant |
was the favorite at 600 10 500.
Beat the Record.
NEW YORK, Oct G.-The Lucania tCu- |
narde) arrived off the Lightship at 1905 |
F. NJ This beats the western record held |
by the steamer Paris by fifty-nine min |
utes, the Lucania's time being five days, |
thirteen hours and twenty-five minutes.