The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-28
THE RUNNING RACES.
Bennings, Gutenberg, and the other
Tracks.

Tracks.
JENNINGS RACE TRACK, WASH.
! Nov. 27.--Although the weather was cold
and threatening. there was a fair atten-
dance at the races to-day. The betting
was lively and the books seemed to be
well patronized The feature of the day
was the steeplechase over the full
course. There were ten entries and one
scratch. They all got off 10 a good start.
and made the circle of the infeld and
through the woods. but on the return
TO the field, the two leaders, Pat Oakley
and ClenfallOn, went wrong, and were
never in the hunt afterwards. Three or
four others went wrong in the field, and
two jockeys fell off, making quite an eX-
citing race. Father" Billy Daley pulled
OFF TWO Of the three races that he had
entries I'm. There was considerable dis
satisfaction displayed by the public on
account of the judges decision In the
NTH race. when they placed Dillon, Jr.
third when he was really about sixth,
and Losmore was third TO a certainty.
Summarize
First race. four and one-half furlongs-
Or. Garnet first Gallaun second, King
Sock third. Time. 81 Ii.
Second race three quarters of a mile
Bluy - NtSl, IDHd II SetoHhf AIlid~Ic
third. Time. LII Ia.
Third race, one and one-eighth miles
Lizzie first. Logan second Tom Tough
third. Time. 1851 -.
Fourth race eeplechase-Ecarte first,
Garwood second, Baronet third. Time,
4:37.
Fifth race. one mile-Captain T first.
Bess McDun second Dillon third. Time,
l:45.
Sixth race. three-quarters OF a mile
our Jack first. Torchbearer second, Gu
racoa third. Time, 116.
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
First race, fve-eighths Of a mile. young
colts. seling-Caprice cold, rs. Commo-
dore ROuen, 1913. Exchange. l06, King DIX
on. 105; Hartford. 103; Graceful, 100; Dulse,
100; Mcdonald, 81; Dart. 81, My Girl (colD.
81. Eliza Ann, 81; Rebecca, "a; Dash, o.
Second. race. fve-eighths Of a mile, two
year-ods. seling-Johnny, 100: Fatality.
l06 Faustina colo. 1O6; ontario. 1O3; In
timidad. l03; Westpark 100. Brocade (hlly)
100; Little Mat, 100; Busirius. 100; Fiction,
100; Disturbance. 81; Spriugtime, "a; Lady
Kelly, g.
Third race. three-quarters Of a milt.
heavy weights handicap-TCAr ifer, 122:
Correction. 100; W. b., ll6, Artillery, ll6;
Oudida. ia Mask. 122. William, 1O6.
Fourth race. five and one-half fur
longs-Restraint rs; Roche. rs; Artill-
cry. rs; Annie Bishop. 10; Mlnniehaha.
ii2; Miss Bess. 10; Hopper. i05; Piebian
1Oj; Gov Brown, lO5; Iron Duke, 105;
Satanella. l02; Josephine, l02; Uncle JIM
lO2; Prince John. 1O2.
Fifth race, one MILE beaten horses
DOncaster. 1O7; Gettysbuerg 1Oi; Sullross.
%; Kirkover So; Lour Rhett. 50 Shadow.
%; Bessie Bisland. %: Mexico, 80; Heads
or Tails 90; Lismore. o.; Ingot, 50.
Tom Dixon. 50; Marguerite, 50.
Sixth race. three-quarters Of a mile,
selling-Aloha. 1l2; Captain Brown. ll2
Addie. 100; Midnight. 1O7; Bon Adventure.
los; My Gyps. 105; Strathmaid. l03: AIilt
Young. 102; Out-of-Sight. q; Paulette.
81; Panway. 81; Methuchen, 95.
GUTENBERG, n. j., Nov. 27.-Racing
was continued on the hilltop to-day with
an excellent card. and the most favor
able conditions as regards weather and
track. Summarizes
First race. five furloncs-Polydora drst.
Azrael second. Berwyn third Time. I93.
Second race. six furlongs-D orine first,
George Jackson second. OportO third.
Time, 113k.
Third race. five furlongs -Tormentor
first. Wampazo second. Lizette third.
Time, 1:02H.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
Stowaway first. Picknicer second. Pessara
third. Time l:50l2.
Fifth race. six Internationally first. |
Belwood second, Media third. Time 1916. |
Sixth race. seven furlongs-George =. |
Smith first. Chief Justice second. Token |
third. Time, 1924.