The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-16
WINTER RACING BEGUN.
IRISH LASS BEATS FRITZ IN THE
YEARLIYG RACE.
The Other Winners at Clifton and the ke-
suits T. .sewhere--The A.iNDirectum
Race Postponed.


bite in it that made horsemen button
up their overcoats tightly while looking
AT the races, and sent them budding
about the big stoves in under the grand
stand and in the betting ring during the
waits The attendance, despite the con-
ditlon. was quite large. The track was
a foot deep in mud, but a good pro-
gramme was presented nevertheless.
The chief feature OF the card was the
trial for yeariings. Only five elected TO
20. and of these, Irish Lass was made q
slight favorite over Fritz. This pair had
the race between them. Fritz was the
quickest TO move, but was Immediately
passed by Irish Lass. who led the rest
OF the way, winning easily by length
and a half before Fritz, who beat Tinge
six lengths for the place. The time OK
the race, 36l-4. considering the condi-
ton of the track. marks good pertor-
nance. summary:
First race, five furlongs-Captain Wag-
ner first, Heads or Tails second, Pan
way third. Time, 1904
Second race. six Acknowledgements
first Milan second, Hartford third. Time
lis -.
Third race. six and one-half furongs-
Leonardo first. Hiram second, Fox Glove
third. Time, lbs IL
Fourth race three furongs-Irish Lass
first, Fritz second, Tinge third Time
Sc IL.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Old Pepper
first. Captain T. second, Fasabond third.
Time. / 81 II.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Dorine first
Play or Pay second. Lord Motley third.
Time, 1:l9
Entries ~ clifton.
Following are the entries at Clifton, n.
j., for tomorrow.
First race. three-quarters OF q mile
selling-Merry Duke. 10; Woodchopper,
lO7; Persistence, 107; Mendicant IO9i
Kingstock. l0l; Lord Motley, 1914; Bud
: dhist tOt. Peralto, I0t; Chiesa, l02, Diavo-
10. lU Montcce, 9S; Mohican, 9S; Nc
Mirtry. IS: LaIlah, 9S; Clement, 90.
Second race. fve-eighths of mile
Tento. 1O3; Yucatan, 1895 Sprite, JOB; IN
srectnr c., 1913: Intmidad 1893; Tornado
1903: Runaway. 103, Eiberon. JOB; Geo
Dixon. JOB: Jim Murray l05; starting,
100; Lantern, 100; Eleanor b., 100; Smoke,
100: Blossom. 100.
Fifth race. FIVE and one-half furlongs-
Maidstone. ia: Sam Bryant llo' Ioh
Flynn. 102; Detroit, 102; Belero, 1O2; Vince
Ter. 80: Bess McDuff, 80; Darkness 81.
Fourth race. one mile-Charade' Nv
Logan. 10; Lucky Glover, u.s. Soii'a'e''e'
los: Mexico, los; Daily 81.
Fifth race. six and one-half turlongs-
Wheeler, l0I Restraint, 100; Darkness loi;
Miss Bess. 81; Chiswick. 50; Clement W.
Sixth race. ive-eishths of a mile-tted
Dick. les; Fremon 10j; Play or Fay, NO.
I O. L.. 100: Woodban. l0j; Duke JOhn'
l0j. Hav Tay. io5; Compeador, lo5; Pre-
tender. l02: Honest Tom, l02; Rapidan
fllv. 102: Mamie y. b., 102; Priscilla, IO2i
Lizzie, lo2; Mabel Glenn lO2.
aReri s.ui,-u 40 nashville.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. 1.-THE
racing at Cumberland Park to-day re-
suited IN favor of the public, two OF the
winners being odds on favorites and the
Others we'll backed. Service, in the
fourth, was played by the knowing
ones, from 4 TO 1 10 TO ., ana won
remarkably good race, covering SIX ana
one-half furlongs in l:zO T. when DreahS
the record for that distance, accordins
TO the guide Geraldine. however, is SAID
10 have covered the same distance III
match race in California. in 1;l9 II. sum
mary:
First race. six furlongs-Mrs. Brad
shaw first. Fred. Gardner second, Mar
cell third Time 1I5 IL
Second race. selling, five furiongs-Susle
Nell first, Clotho second, Miss Knott
third. Time. LOB.
Third race. selling, fve-eighths Of
mile-Ouda first, Ovation second ADDess
third. Time, 1.02 IL.
Fourth race, slX and one-half turlongs-
Service first, oxford second, The Reaper
third. Time, 10 IL.
Firth race, fve-eighths of mile, SELL
ipg-Little Lewis first, LongbrOok second
| Willie q. third Time, 800
Good nav Cor favorites at Chicago.
CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. BIN four Of
the six races at Hawthorne to-day, Ia
vorites won. and I'm the other two the
horses winning were heavily played. Sum
mary:
First race fye-eighths OF mile-Erie
first, Ethel W. second, MarJory third.
Tine, 1904.
second race. one mile-Ducal first, Time
second. Eiva third. Time, l:2L
Third race, six furlOngs-Huron first,
Strathmeath second HOusatonic, Jr,
third Time, 10 a.
Fourth race four and one-half furlongs
Ambrose first. Lucinda second. Jennie
June third. Time, 1904 IA.
Fifth race, one mile - Chant nrst,
Judge Payne second, Content third.
Time. 1894.
Sixth race. fve-elghths Of miie-Sil-
versmith first. Osric second, Faunueroy
third. Time. 1903 H.
TIE Ia mt ia Hard uck
EAST ST LOUIS, Nov. l5.-The talent
we're In hard luck this afternoon. Ven
| tlre was the only winning favorte, al
| though Van Dyke, a fairly weii-Dacked
second choice. managed 10 land the Sc
! cond race. Mcintyre had the mount on
| a pair OF outsiders that were successful.
| Weather cold and clear Track slow and
/ sport only fair.
First race. one and one-sixteenth miles
| Glenmound first, Dick Denfee second
| Phil Pointer third. Time, III
Second race. three-quarters OF mile
/ Van Dyke first, lZel second, Granite
| third. Time. I:2t
| Third race. one and one-sixteenth miles
/ Charlie b. first. Miss J.. second, South
| erness third. Time, 10
| Fourth race. hve-eighths OF mile
/ Bertha b. first. Podisa second. doubtful
| third. Time. los -
| Fifth race, one and one-siNteenth miles
| Venture first, Connemara second, Bold
Hardy third. Time, lI6
Racin~ - a sea of Mud.
GLOUCESTER. n. j., Nov. 1.-THE
races to-day were run In sea OF mud.
! but the talent ala we'll picking four out
| OF the six winners. Results:
First race, three-quarters OF mile
Oeiic first, Lettoon second, Jardine third.
Time. ia
Second race. four and a half furlongs-
Dutch oven first. Strasburg second, Mary