Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

the way round, and the first three at the
finish were only noses apart Weather
clear. Track fair.
First race-one and one-sixteenth miles
Empress Frederick won, Tea Set second,
Borealis third Time. / 09iz.
Second race-one mile-Henry Young
won. Boro second, Cora Taylor third.
Time. :l4is.
Third race-slx furlongs-Fraulin won.
Buckwa second. Pedestrian third. Time,
lI42.
Fourth race-four furlongs-Pat Tucker
won. Balgal second, King Boro third.
Time. 90
Firth race-handlcap; fifteen sixteenths
OF mie-Ida Pickwick won. Oxford
second. Linda third. Time, l;S5.
Sixth race-four furlongs-Abbess won,
Banjo second. Tip third. Time. 80.
TRIALS AGAINST TIME.
HARTFORD. CONN. November O.
About 2c0 people gathered at Charter
Oak Park to-day TO see Directum and
Flying Jib make a trial at their records.
There was some wind blowing: the air
was chilly and the track was triiie
slow. Considering these things. remarka-
bly, fast time was made. Besides the
trials against time there were a horse
bicycle race. and two events with three
horses I'm each.
Perhaps the most interesting event was
the exhibition by the fast stallion Di-
rectum The handsome fellow seemed TO
be- in fine form. and when Driver John
Kelly nodded for the word he was going
at record clip. Without once getting on
his stride. he sailed around the track
at so even and swift a gait that thoss
who did not hear the watches felt sure
the record was broken. He did not quite
do it, however. the time by quarters
being p IL 80 ID. i:36, 2.Os.
Kelly also drove Flying Jib against time.
and in the race with Lon Warren, on a
bicycle. In the race against his record
OF 2.0i the PAGER made a splendid attempt
considering the track and weather. The
time by quarters was q 3-i. l:ot -, 53 IL.
2.06 S. There was much interest i'm the
race Of Flying Jib against the bicyclist,
but the horse won easily I'm 2lO, Warren
finishing five seconds later.
The little trOtter Sea King was sent
against his record Of 2:2l 1t. He did the
mile in 223 ID. and seemed 10 finish tired.
There was a special race between Charlie
g. 2141-D. Little Albert Gl0, both be
longing to Monroe Salisbury's stables. and
Kick Hlock. b. m. belonging 10 Allen
Risk. Of Willimantic. G:l6 ~. The last
named took the race In two straights in
llit liNtf hilN'hltAS hiiA'' AFN' Nii.f Va .
second from her record. summary.
Kick Klock, !. /; Little Albert. >, ,;
Charlie c.. 3. g. Time. 2Il3-i 219 81.
There was also a race between two
local horses in the 2:30 class, which was
won by Minnie T. Best time 23i3-i.
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Following are the clifton race-entrics
for to-day:
First race-six and a half furlongs SELL
ing g-Airplant, ~. Stonington, ll9; Eo-
nance. lg. Double Cross. llS Eclipse.
lis; Gladiator. ll5: Detroit. lli; CrocIs.
III; Miss Kitty. III; Lita. III; Laughing
Water III. Padre III; Tommy Dixon,
l0c; Miss Bess. l06, Dec-itful. le6.
Second race--fve eishths Of mile. sell
lng-Tornddo. 10; Johnny date Briar
geldinD. -; Eiberon. lU2; Token. lol:
Merritt. %: George Dixon. 50, Robin
Hood. N: Westpark %; Startling, -; In
trinidad. 81. Treasure Troye, u; Eleanora
r.. Of: PrOverb 81; Jake Joseph, II;
Chance. a.
Third rnce-seven elghths Of mile. sell
lng-MsNico. li.: Third Cousin dillyl, --.
Chlswick. ~, Willie McAuliffe.--, lngot,
9i Athelcria. 9l.
Fourth race-three quarters of mile
Tormentor. l2O; Logan, III; Charade ITO;
Copyright. lH, MAJOR baly' lVp' AloH"'
ioi: Airplant. l03; Terriler lol; Sir Rich
ard. 95: Sir Knight, o' Johnny date
Brlar). G.
Firth race-one mile. selling-Kilkenny,
IL: Lucky Glover. lo3; old Pepper lo-;
Foxforl. l03: Balbriggan, 20; Rico ~;
Kirkovcr 90. Captain T., %; Darkness %'
Oporto. 81, Enfield. 80
sixth race-seven eighths Of mile
Kingstock. 122. Aerollthe, l22' FRANK 60
ll9. Joe Malone. il9; Pretender ll9' "olL-
stsn uq Troika Uolu. IL, Seven, III;
sam Rrvant. ~: Woodban. M; Themis.
.,olding). III: Mendicant ia; Satanella'
nj. Amelia. III; Hopeful III.