Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-01
HOLIDAY RACING.
End Of The Season at GuttenhurS and
Gloucester.
THE SILENT STEED.
Results Of the Bicycle Meet Mt Charleston
General Notes of Sport Other
Than Ball.

GUTTENBURG, n. j., November 3d.
| This was getaway day at Guttenourg,
and It also wound up the legitimate
racing-season in New Jersey for three
months AS usual on holidays, the at
tendance was very large, fully 5000 people
| witnessing the sport. The weather was
simply perfect but the track was still
heavy. The card was splendid one, all
the events being well filled and the quail
| ty good.
First race-slx and one half furlongs-
| Balance won, Contribution second, YES
paslan third. Time, 1:272t.
Second race-six furlongs-Speculation
won, Copyright second, Leonardo third.
| Time, 100.
Third race--flve furlongs-Drum Major
won, George +. Smith second, Token third.
| Time, LOO.
| Fourth race-six and one half furlongs-
Lord Harry won, Arab second. Melba
| third. Time, iO5&.
Fifth race-one and three quarter miles
Persistence won, The Ironmaster second,
| St. Anthony third. Time, 3lS
Sixth race-six and one half furlongs--
Eclipse won, Stonlngton second, Dalsyrian
| NAaiA hhNf s~Js
ON THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, ~ j., November 90
Geteaway-day was a big success. l2,315
! people being attracted-an unusually large
crowd. Three favArites. three second
choices. and two outsiders won. Nat Hin
| rode five winners and third.
| First race-siX and n quarter furlongs-
| Nevay won, Hardy Fox second. a. o. III.
| third Time, 1928.
Second race-seven and a half furlongs-
Orphan won. Madras second, Nocalize
| third Time, As l-2.
Third race-seven furlongs--idea won.
| Cartoon second. st. Bell third. Time,
| / 30 -.
Fourth race-one and three-eghths
| miles-Transit won. jamestown second.
| Brooklyn third. Time. 2:3i T.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
Ponce de Leon won. Belle Blackburn Sc
cond, Doc Birch third. Time 100
Sixth race-four and a half furlongs--
/ Hawkeye won, Amos A second, All
| Ablaze third. Time. 0l.
Seventh race-fve furlongs-La Cigale
! won, Iingara second. Bolivar third Time,
| 1:0G II.
Eighth receive furlongs-Prince I'm
| perial won, Tommy Brophy second. Stras-
| burg third. Time, l:U.
THE SENATORIAL TRACK.
! WASHINGTON, ID. c.. November 30
| II was a typical holiday crowd at Ben
! ning's to-day. There were about 5000 peo-
! pie present, and the betting was heavy.
! There were six races run. and the first
| choices scored In the second and sixth
/ events. There were two good things
J sprung by the Downings i'm Lismore and
} / ncertainty both being as high as ~
? to in the early betting. Starter McCann
spoiled what would have been a good
/ days work by leaving Larchmont and
! John at the post. In their respective
races.
First race-malden S-year-olds, six fur
tn.n.
/ Hopper third. Time. 1:l9 1-2.
! Second race-handicap, one mile and a
| siXteenth-Roche won, Logan second
Restraint third. Time, $50.
Third race-selling, one mile and a
/ half-Lismore won. Bess McDull second
! Philora third Time, 2i2
| Fourth race-handiCap, steeplechase-
Ecarte won, Glenfallon second, Mars,
third. Time, 4:3i
Fifth race-selling. five furlongs-Un-
certainty won. Addie second, Billy s.
third. Time l:02 10.
sixth rsce--selling. five and a half fur
! longs-Ontario won, Rama second, Dr.
Garnett third. Time. O9 1-2
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE. TENN. November 3d.
special days racing was given at
Cumberland Park this afternoon. Jags
/ Wingfield held the flag. The weather was
clear, the track fast. Four OF the five
events fell to the favorites, the outsider
being Bugs, in the fourth event At
tendance small. Results:
First race-six and a half furlongs-
/ Tom Kelly won, Saxaphone second, Sad
! die Bags third. Time. :25.
Second race-four furlongs-Abbess won
amanda +. second, TomInie Tucker third
! Time. 81 Ii.
Third race-one mile-Falero won, Red
{ Cap second, Lord Willowbrook third
Time, La II
Fourth race-four furlongs-Bugs won
Slipup second, Eau Claire third. Time, 3d.
Fifth race-siX furlongs-Horace Leland
won. The Peer second. Scottish Bell
thinl. Time, l:20.
HAWTHORNE.
7 CHICAGO. ILL, November 3O.-The
talent did well at Hawthorne to-day, not
Three fayorltes. two second choices and
one outsider took the money.
First race-fve eighths OF a mile
Moses Solomon won, Bell Guard second
John Wilson third. Time. los
Second race-hve eighths Of a mile
Sir George won. Maggie Murphy second
Too High third Time, 1O4 "a.
.oI,i Third rae race1seven eighths of mile
cQnd Keno third. Time, l:82.
Fourth receive eighths OF a mile
selling-Lucinda won. Eagle Bird second
Lady Beth third. Time, l:oi 81
Firth race-one mile, selling-Billy Sun.
derland won, Seville second, Pat Nal
lory third. Time, l:4j 3D.
Sixth race-one mile, selling-Bonny
True won. Legrand second, Red Root
third. Time. 40
ENTRIES.
Following are the Washington race en-
tries for to-day:
First race-five and n half furlongs
4 ear-ods-Gleesome. 100: Faustlna OcolD
4 III; FactOtum. III; Torchbearer, III; our
! Jack. 123; Yucatan, l23.
/ Second race-one mile, seling-ElorOy
| lO2: Lithbert. l02; Clarus. 50: Milt Young
/ ia; Blueblood. Ill; Lasotta. lOj. King
stock, l05 Ingot, 96; Lou Rhett, 80.
Third race-iiye eighths OF a mile, handl-
! cap-Yellow Rose, 9S; Captain Brown 1l2
: Correction, liz; Annie Bishop. ll2; Miracle
/ 92; Artillery, l05; Roy Lochiel. 10; Aure-
Ian. 1O2; Major Joe. lO2; Terrifer li6
/ Srocco. 122; Aloha. 100.
/ Fourth race-three quarters OF a mile
selling-Panway, 81; Artillery, l07 West
I side, 81; Aloha, l06; Lita, 49, Lallah 81,
/ Panhandle, 50; Luray, 95: Minnehaha l0l
| Bonayenture. 98; My Gyps, 1885, Play OF
! Pay. l0j; Shadow, 81.
! Fifth race-four and a half furlongs
! selling-Caprce (colD. 9S; rraymOre, 9S
/ Dry Dollar. 9S; Mcdonald. 9S; Stella (colO
9S; Kenmore, 95: Dash, %: She 0illy), 30
/ Speedwell, So; Postmaid, 80; Brightwood
! 105.
Sixth race-four and a half furlongs
| selling-Brooklet (filly). i0l; Golden Valley
/ 10l; King Sock. l0S; Helena, 80; Deimos
! o.; Dulse, 95: Hollywood. 95: Vision, 81
/ Sprinkle, l07; Gallatin, l0i; Pay or Play,
| los.
THE RACES AT RElDSVILLE.
| A Richmond Horse Wins the Great Event of