Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
FIELD OF SPORT.
Tho Interesting Events of Turf and Ola
mond.
(Ry telegraph to the DisDatcn.l

fHy telegraph 10 the Dl5Dilfu'l
BEyNINcs, d. c., April 29.-A shower OF rain
fell before the races began, which made the
track very heavy. Attendance good.
First race-nye furlongs Poor Jonathan won;
Early Blossom second Hippona th'rd Ilme'
second race-one half mne-Iittle Ma; Won ;
Loving Heart second, Brlar lgelIihsl tAirl'
I'M Tbtd Trace-six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .wou /;
Lourhette second, POusse Cate third Ilme'
Fourth race-one and one.slIteenth miles
Plsymar won; Larchmont second All N'Sn'
Fin race ace six and one-half furlongs-DeceP-
ton won; Industry second. DoEcasteF th!ri'
Time. 1:2J.
sixth race-steepiechnse course-yenus won
Triple Cross second, Genina thifd. llAe' o'OO'
THE METROPOLITAN TRACK.
ELIZABETH. y. j.. April 20. 1t began 10 rain
shortly before post-tlme in tho hrst race today,
bu, the fall was light and interfered out Httls
with the racing. The track was ia goOd shape anu
tho attendance large. me cari Wa a. Sas,a-or
lent one, interest centering on the Sewaren
Stakes for all ages. stonowau was eonsidere1
by the talent as a "lsad-pipo cinch'' anu
although che swervcd badly IN the streie i
Bitten ran gamely and won the admira-
tion OF tho spectators by his exhibition OF sas
ness displayed under severe punishment VII
cular, n t2.tO-l chance, won tho opening event
on favorite. took the second IN a galep' Inc
Third was Stonenells, and the fourth went 70
Nomad VINO IL just now In the PINK OF cohdl-
ton. Sirocco captured the huh race, Wihhihs
all the way and the closing race, for 2-yeat-Olds,
Was won by the geliing Astolat. sun Ghnpse'
who got of absolutely last, was good second.
Better OF at tho start no would have given lhe
winner a hot argument. IL. IN.
First race-one and Cne-sixteenth mues-Clr-
cular won; Krkover second, Jack Rose third
Time, 1903. 49,,
sesond racs-six furlongs-Fatry won; Lizzie
second, Krikinh third. Time, l:16s4'
Third rsce-six furlongs stonenen won ;
Bitten second, Bolero third. Time, l:lo4 -,
Fourth race-slx furlongs-Nomad won; FL
dello second. Nick third. Time. l:l6le
Fifth race-six furlongs-sirocco won IRE
mon, second. Prince Edward third Time
sixth race-nvs furlongs-Astolat tgelding)
won: sunglmpse second, The General thrd'
KENTUCKY ASSOCIATIONS.
LEXINGTON. KY. April 29.-Ths Kentucky As
ISOLATION spring meeting opened to-day Win an
attendance OF 1000. The track was muddy
First raco-six furlongs -Chntie G.. won 100
Quick second, Bonnio Lassie tnird. Tine
1:22Izc. 49,,
Second race-selling, seven furlongs-interior
won: Tho Queen second, odry third Ilms'
rhird race-Distilier's stakes. one and one
sixteenth miles-Linger w0n Miss Dixie second
OLD Pepper third. Time, 1;0S1s. anu, -,
Fourth raee-purse for 2-year-old miles, nan
q mile-La Belle won: Queenlikc second caro-
line Hamilton third. Time, oi.
AT CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN. April 29.-Llght, PLEASANT
weather and fast track were the conditions al
Cumberland PARK to-day.
First race-sir furlongs-Roslyn wen; Say On
second. Lsona s. third. Time, 1:l7.
Second race-selling, one mie-Tenny. or
won; Parapot second, Forest Roso third Tine
1:35.
Thir, racs--Com bsrland Prize, $4,000 added,
ono aud no-sixteentn mues-uenry Young