The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-10
THREE FAVORITES WON,
IND ALSO TWO THIRD CHOICEs AND
ONE OUTSIDER.
Cold. Damp and Cherries Day, and None
but the Regulars Present-Eesuiis of the
Races and Entries for Monday.

/ choices. and one outsider carried of the |
purses, and the books quit slight win
ner on the days dongs. in the fourth |
race Starter Garrison did not drop his |
flag, and Clerico, thinking it would be no |
go, pulled up w. B., and the latter got |
/ the worst of the break. Garrison aitef-
wards declared that he had dropped the |
! hac. and his word was accepted by the |
/ Judges and those who bet on Eioroy, the !
| winner In the opening event but six or the !
| fifteen entered started, and the play was |
| on Hartford and Golden Valley. Inc EN- |
! ma y. colt, third choice, outrah her
field in the stretch, and won handy |
from Blue Mass, who beat Hartioru Ior
the place.
Captain Brown opened at even money |
| in the handicap, and was played down |
| 20 TO 10. Mask was also backed, while |
the others were nibbled for a place. Mask
! stumbled at the stretch, which settled MS !
| chances. Factotum opened up a gap, and I
| led to the last sixteenth. when the favo- [
rite got up and won easily Factotum
beat Florence for the place.
The third race went 10 Fiction, the /
favorite, with Johnny second, and She !
| Mny) next. Arab opened favorite for the |
| fourth race, but Eloroy was the good /
| thing. and went to the post hot choice. |
Eloroy won, with Arab second, and Lis |
more third.
Verbena won the fifth, after the favorite, |
| Beautiful Bells had cut out the running |
! to the betting ring and then collapsed. !
Berwyn was second, and WooGban third |
In the closing event, a heavy fog pre- |
| vented the horses being seen. Amos A. |
won, with Bolero and Luray next in line. |
| Summarizes
| First race, maiden two-year-olds, five |
|
first. Blue Mass second, Hartford third, |
! Time, 40
| Second race, six furlongs. handicap-Cap- |
tain Brown first. Factotum second Flo |
| rerce third. Time, IN II.
Third race two-year-olds selling. five |
| fulongs- Fiction first. Johnny second, She |
| oily third Time. 102 -
| Fourth race one mie-ElOrOy first, Arab |
| second, Lismore third. Time. 1:43 -.
! Fifth race, four and one-haf furlongs- |
| Verbena first, Berwyn second. WOODLAND |
third. Time, So II.
| Sixth race, beaten horses. six rurlongs- !
! Amos A. first BolerO second, Luray third
Time, lis -.
Entries a Jennings.
| The Following are the entries at Ben
nings for Monday:
! First race, nve-eghths Of a mile. SELL
! ing-Uncertainty. 1lG; Rosa, 11G; Grand
! PriX, 116; Charlie Wilson. 107; out Of
| Sight. 107; Kingstock. 1O7; Sonora, 1O4;
| Verbena, 104, Miss Bess, 90; Blackwood,
! 1O1; Plebian, Jos; Benjamin, 113; Capt.
| Wagner. L3; Addie, 113; Azrael, 9S
! Second race three-quarters Of a mile,
! two-year-o lds-Traitor, 105; Springtime,
! 100; Ixion. 100; Rama. 100: Aurelian. III;
! Westpark. 1l2; Fatality, 81; Lady Kelly,
| 81.
! Third race, mile-NIiracle. rs: Ely. rs:
/ Edwin, 112 Lizzie. 1l2; Larchmont 10;
Prince Otto, los; Pekin, 1OS.
Fourth race. fve-eights Of a mile,
/ maidFns -Olds-GOlden VALLEY, !
| 100. Rebecca. 100: KingstOck 1907 Holly
wood, 100; Traymore. 1oO Dash, 1907 Del
mos. 100; She Mny). 1O5; Parthian. 1o5;
Blue Mass 10j; Tiger. 103; Flanagan, 103;
Postmaid. 106; McIntyrse, JOS.
Fifth race. one and Qne-quarter miles |
beaten horse-DOncaster. 10j; Ely, lo5;
Sullross, 10j Boero. 1O5; w. T.. 1O5;
Freezer. 102 Philora, 102.
Sixth race FIVE and one-half furlongs, !
sening-Remorse, 112; Lorimer ll2;
Trump, 1l2 Morrissey. 10: Pan Handle
112: Tom Karl. ~: Dalsyrian. 112; Can't
Tell 1l2; Recherche. 112: Calantha, ll2;
Top Gallant is; Moonraker, rs; SYRIA
cuse. is; w. McAulin. ll5; Elmstone
1i5.
A Cad 81 Five.
EAST ST LOUIS, Ill, Dec. a card
Of five we'll filled races, with fair class
horses was the magnet that drew a crowd
numbering 1000 people TO the track this
afternoon. Only one favorite was sue
cessful but the other four winners were /
well supported at comfortable orders.
Work on the new three-quarter mile track
IS being pushed day and night. close
and exciting finishes were witnessed IN a
majority OF the events. summaries
First race. five furlongs, selling-Harry
second.
third. Time, 100 IL.
Second race, six furongs, selling-Luke
richards first George W. second, NO
Remarks third. Time. ia IA
Third race. nine-sixteenths OF mile
Roy first. Ed. Garland second Jennie
Harding third. Time. l:Ol.
Fourth race. thirteen-sixteenths OF
mile-Tamerlain first, Emblem second
Lizzie V. third. Time, :@ H.
Fifth race. seven furlongs - To~nsend
first. Somnambulist second beadaWay
third Time, 1:39.
Uearit. a. san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-Weather
good and the track in fine condition.
First race. five furlongs-Zoolein FIRST
Red Light second, Shamrock third. 1lme'
1902.
Second race, five furlongs, quickstep
stakes-Lucky Dog first Romulus secohu'
Leo third. Time, 1:Ol%.
Third race. one mile, handicap-Nomad
first. Wildwood second, Santiago third.
Time. 1:i3
Fourth race, handicap, steeple-chase-
Ballarat first, Return second, Eldorado
third. Time, 3:0lbl.
Fifth race, scant six furlongs-selling-
Abb r. first. Greenock second, Forerunner
third. Time, 1919
Not So vorite Won.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 9.-The winter
meeting opened here under the most
favorable auspices to-day, the crowd
being surprisingly large. The sport was
excellent, but the starting Of Pettingill
was not Of the best. The features or
the days events were that not fayorite
won, or even showed.
First race. five furlongs-JacN Lowell
first. Lita L. second Mamie X third.
Time, 1901.
Second race, six furlongs. seling-Last
Chance first, Bangtail second. Oak Forest
third Time, :22la.
Third race, five furlongs two-year-
olds-Mary b. Nj. first, Evear second,
Jim Hogg third. Time. 1:0SA.
Fourth race, six furlongs, selling-Miss
Mamie first. Rouser second. Rosemont
third. Time 1908.
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