The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-12
TALENT AGAIN DUMPED.
oU1srDERs WIN WITHOUT EFFORT
AT NEW ORLEANS.
A Biz Crowd and a Good Days sport NJ
Bennlngs-Results OF the Races at
the Various Tracks.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. I.-To-day was
again a day of surprises at the FAR
grounds. and the talent were dumped
very badly. The weather was fine the
track in fair condition. and the sport ex-
cellent.
In the first race jim Hogg, a twenty 10
one shot, won by a head from Luckasta'
who carried a great deal Of money at
10 !. The latter depended on squirt
in the home-stretch to win, but Hogs got
a move on him and Landed easily. Bore
ais was the first favorite Of the meeting
TO win. and he carried considerable coin,
winning easily by a length.
The third race was an astonisher. The
| favorite was backed almost off the
boards and Morning Glory took a good
deal of money, but Joe Hardy, who opened
| at - to /. was backed to 30 to /. and
| went back 10 20, won under q hard
drive with Green Pruitt. another long
| shot, second.
Mary Lowell opened favorite in the
| fourth race, but Judge Morrow supplanted
her and was backed from TO l TO even
money. He did not even show.
The Morris entry (Strathmeath, at even
IipitF anu = 10 l. lpplA the purse III Ailc
| last without effort. Summaries:
First race. five furlongs. two-year-olds
Jim Hogg first Luckasta second, Brisco
| third. Time, 1:05 II
Second race, six furlongs. selling-Bo-
reals first. Uncle Jim second, Importance
third. Time, ll9 y.
Third race, five furlongs. selling-Jim
Hardy first. Green Pruitt second, Shiloh
third. Time, 1:o5 1-2.
Fourth race. fifteen-sixteenth Of a mile.
| selling-Marie Lowell first Tenny, Jr,
second, Borro third. Time. 1:H 81.
Fifth race, six furlongs, handicap
Strathmeath first, Mamie Lord second,
Stella Nj. third. Time, 1:i6 81.
Bookers Busy AZ Jennings.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec 1.-THE
weather was fine to-day for the race
loving public. The sport was very good
and the track was in better condition
than il has been for a week. The sec
ond largest attendance Of the meeting
was present Three favorites and three
outsiders got the money. The bookmakers
had plenty to do Seven horses were
entered for the third but four Of them
were scratched. virtually giving Pekin
walkover He was a strong odds
on favorite and won handny. Summaries:
First race, three-year-olds and upwards
selling, five furlongs-Sonora first. Addie
second. Miss Bess third. Time /: O3.
Second race, two-year-olds. six furlongs-
Fatality first. Rama second Aurelian
third. Time. 1:17.
Third race. three-year-oids and upwards
one mile-Pekin first. Miracle second,
Prince Otto third. Time, ] :4G.
Fourth race maiden two-year-olds, five
furlongs-King Stock first. Blue Mass
second. Mcintyre third. Time. 1:Oj.
Fifth race, three-year-olds and upwards,
mile and a duarter-Phiora first Sull-
ross second. w. y. third. Time, 213i5
Sixth race, three-year-olds and upwards
selling. five and one-half furlongs-
Dalsyrian first Topgallant second, SYRIA
cusen third. Time, l:l5l2
Tho Entries.
Following are the entries at Bennings
for tomorrow:
First race. one mile selling-Lester, IS;
Bayard So: Prince Otto. IS: Confederate,
Sc; Gettysburg l04, Arab, 1Oi; Kingstock,
l05; Lismcre l02; Captain T., l02; Mar
guerte, 1O2; Philora 1Ol; Milt Young, 10;
Shadow, %; Sir George. III; Sam Bryant,
1O7.
Second race. four a half furlongs. SELL
ing-FOrt Worth, ZIG; Tom Harding. 1l6;
Captain Wagner 112 Benjamin. l12; Jim
Dunn, ll2; Grand Prix, l0S Lady Supe-
BerWyn. 104; Charley Wilson. 10i; Red
Dick, 104; Azrael, 100; Woodban, 100;
Trump, 100.
Third race. fve-eiEhths Of "A mile, hand-
cap-Major joe 10. Chiswick. 100; Torch
bearer, 9S Fatality, IS; Captain Brown,
122; Artillery. 112; Miracle, 1l2; Roche. 10;
Tartarian. 49, Uncertainty, 1O7; Terrifer,
lis; Factotum, SO; Annie c. hlly) SO;
Dalsyrian, 1l4 Caprice colo. a.
course-Captaiu Manning, 40; Garwood,
1874; Baronet. 100; Elphin. 100; Geronimo,
l$7; ST. John. l55; Gettysburg. rs; Fred
erika, 40; Mars, 1873; Oaklawn, l3j; Aspen
Leaf, 1876.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs. sell
ing-Rebecca Rowett 100; Hartford 100;
Florence. 100; Clarus. l0O Brooklet (flly),
80; Yucatan, 1O5; Johnny, 1Ol; Mcdonald.
lOi: Lady Kelly, 81; Westpark, III: Ca
price colo. 1Ol; Little Mat lOl; Alanthra-
cite, "a; Fiction. l07; Ontario, los; Emma
ID. (colD 1O7.
Sixth race, one mile. three-year-olds-
Dillon j., 102: Colonel $. 102; Robin Hood
i02; lngot. 1O2; Willie McAuliffe, lO2: Blue
Blood, 10; Augusta Belle, III; Queen Enid.
&c.
The Wi uners at East ST. Louis
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL, Dec. IA
large crowd witnessed some holly con-
tested finishes to-day. Two favorites, one
second choice. and two five to one chances
came in winners Summaries:
First race. nine-sixteenths Of a mile.
handicap 90 Slender first, Russell Gray
second, frankie D. third. Time I:01 81
Second race, three-quarters of a mile.
selling - Ulster first, Lizzie v second,
Pluto third. Time, 100 ga.
Third race, fiye-elghts of a mile, selling
No Remarks first, Jim Head second,
Bevis third Time. 1903
Fourth race, five-eighths OF a mile,
selling-NIy Partner first. Ethel Fortune
second, Imp Asben third. Time. los "A.
Fifth race. eleyen-sixteenths Of a mile,
selling-Frank Suler first. Flavila second,
Luke Richards third. Time. lis 81