Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-04
THE AMERICAN TURF.
EVENTS or SPECIAL INTEREST TO ALL
HORSE LOVERS.
The winners mt RIizabsth, Gloucester, Nash
Vile, and San Francisco-The Inn
portanf Entries for To-day.
lBy telegrsph % the plspa.ch.l


November 3.-The threatening weather did
not keep many people away from the
track to-day. The track was fast and
the card attractive.
The first race was not more than
gallop for stonenell. He was a prohibi-
tive favorite.
Bonnie Meade was played extensively
and made the favorite for the second race.
The good thing turned up in Galloping
King, a 40 to / shot, who beat the fayorite
out in a close and exciting finish by
neck
The third race proved a disappointment
TO the talent Charlie T.. a strong IA
vorite. died away in the struggle for
home, and was badly beaten by The
Bully.
The talent sustained another setback
In the fourth race. They backed Tom
Skidmore, making him strong favorite.
Chiswick a % TO 1 shot. went to the front
almost at the start and beat the favorite
out in a hard drive.
Kirkover was another almost prohibitive
favorite to go to the wall. He was beaten
easily In the fifth race by st. Anthony,
another long shot.
The talent were on TO Sir Richard and
NHIttISOn, DUH DfliH W
In the sixth race. The former won in
a gallop by length.
Soundmore, Loantaka, and Kingston
we're the only starters in the last race.
They finished in the order named, whlch
was Just the reverse of the way in which
the talent picked them.
Summary:
First race-hve and one half furlohes-
Stonenel won, Sirocco second, Tormentor
third. Time 10S
Second race-five and one half furlongs-
Galloping King won. Bonnie Meade geld
ing). second, Hartford third. Time. lao.
Third race-fiye and one half furiongs-
The Bully won. Mamie y. dilly), secpnd.
Charlie 7. third. Time, 11O.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Chfswick
won. Tom Skldmore second, VIII Elliott
third. Time ] %
Fifth race-mlle and furlong-St An
thony won. Kirkover second, Seven third.
Time 1:57 IL.
Sixth race-hve and one half furlongs-
Sir Richard won. Watterson second, Aze-
raj third. Time, 1903.
Seventh race-seven furlongs-Souno-
more won, Loantaka second, Kingston
third. Time. 1:29 81.
QUAKER CITY TRACK.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., November g.
Three favorites. second choice and
two outsiders won the purses to-day.
While going to the post in the last race
Graham threw his boy and ran away,
jumping the fence and landing In a
ditch Capias acted badly at the post.
and finally threw Crittenden. Judge
Bowie ordered the horse out of the race
but the bets stood just the same.
First race-hve and half furlongs-
Little Phil won, Elmstone second, Ran
cocas third Time, 1:04 IL.
Second race-six furlongs-Dutch Lou
won. John OBrlen second. Little Alice
third Time, %.
Third race-fve furlongs-Con Lucey
won, Silence second, Rosa IL. third.
Time. / :0S l-2
Fourth race-mile and a sixteenth
Westchester won. Simrock second, Lou
Rhett third. Time, 1:5i IL.
Fifth race-hve furlongs-Frank X.
Harf won, Chance second. Rosaline third.
Time, 1903 "a
Sixth race-six and a half furlongs-
Madras won, Tyler second, Max third.
Time, 1:27.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN, November B.
The attendance at Cumberland PARK con-
tinues to improve. The weather was cool
and the track fast to-day. Sir Peyton.
the favorite, was run into on the back
stretch i'm the fifth race and badly in
iured I'm the forelegs. The bookmakers
should have had profitable day, as only
two favorites won.
First race-mile and seventy yards
Colonel s. won. oxford second, Interior
third. Time. :46.
Second race-three-fourths OF a mile
Artie Fern won, Lady Ross second
Rachel McAlister third. Time. III.
Third race three fourths of mile
Shiloh won, German second. Harry Well
don third Time, 1:l6A.
Fourth ace-nine-sixteenths OF mile
linn Mcclure won. Fred Gardner second,
Messalia third. Time. Sc.
Fifth race--one miTt-Peabody won' lAn-
da second. Ko 10 third. Time. 1:42iz.
Sixth race-three-fourths of mile
Rrazos won. Cora Taylor second, Readina
third. Time, 114R.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, November
3.-Weather fine; track fast.
First race-sevpn furlongs-Romair
won. Oregon Raindrop second. Little
Tough third. Time. lbs.
Second race-scant six furlongs-Wild'
wood won, Romulus second, Motto third
Time 1:lS.
Third race-five furlongs-Priscilla
won. Thelma second, Ricardo third
Time. 1:O2 l-2.
Fourth race-seven and a half fur
longs-Flambeau won, Duke Stevens Sc
cond. Wicklow third. Time, 1876.
Fifth race-one mile-Revolyer won
St. Croix second, Charger third. Time
1:42 1-2. ....
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Following are the Elizabeth race en-
tries for to-day:
First race-seven- -eighths OF n mile: sell
ing-Tom Tough, ll3; Mordotte, 10S: The
Ironmaster 1Os; Copyright lO7; Kilkenny,
los: Little Billy, lO4; VIII Elliott. lO2;
I.allah. 90; Marshall, 81; Economist, 81;
Enfield. 81.
Second race-mile and one furlong; hand
| icap-Raceland. l25: Beansy, 1l6; Cande-
labra. 1i2: Charade. lO9; Terrifier, 100;
Hockton, lOS; Roche, los.
Third race-six furlongs-Comanche' IL
Don Alonzo. 10; Sam Bryant. ITO; Hiram
10; VIII Elliott 10.
Fourth race-seven-eighths OF mile;
seuing-Nidnight 10. one los; Billy S.
1O2: Johnetta. l0l Metuchen, 80; Bush
RANGER. 90; Mendicant. 95; Governor Fifer.
Sc.
Fifth race-six furlongs; handicap-Ar-
mitage. 122; Fatality, 108; Florence, III;
Factotum, 112: Rama, ll2; Aurelian, ll2'
| Harrington, 10; Longbrook, no; Fox
hound. 1O7: nauntless. 100
Sixth race-six furlongs; selling-Shelly
Tuttle. 109 Lorimer. -; Detroit. -; Rico.
poIaro 90. NV GYMS gS; Speculation,