Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-24
RAGING IN MUD.
The Outcome at Gloucester and Other
Tracks Observation-Disclosures.

Tracks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GLOUCESTER. n. j., October 8.-The
track to-day was a sea or mud just
suited 70 the strong deep-lunged per
formers. The public sized up the winners
with astonishing certainty. and nearly
every book in the ring reported losses on
the day. -Four favorites finished in front,
and the other two winners were very well
plaVed.
First race-mile and three-eighths-
Chauncey won. Joe Carter second, Transit
third. Time, 1853 IA
Second race-fve furlongs-Robin Hood
won, Jack Lowell second, Shadow third.
Time, 1904.
Third race-seven and a half furlongs-
Cheddar won, Simrock second, Marie
Lowell third Time. 40.
Fourth race-five furlongs-Acilojam
won. Arizona second, Bolivar third. Iime'
116.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
Frank Il. Harf won ontario second, Va
runa third. Time, 81 IA.
Sixth race-six and a half furlongs-
Van Wart won, Ill Spent second, Blondy's $
Victim third. Time. l:29 Ii.
LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, KY, October %
Weather good. track fast. One outsider.
one second choice and four fevorites won.
Otty Anna broke the track record.
First race-seven-eighths Of mile
Miss Magma won, Interior SECOND, His
pania third Time. 1:29
Second race-mile and fifty yards-Fara-
day won, Miss Dixie second. Irish Chief
third. Time. l:44.
Third race-five furlongs- Samantha
won. Queenlike second. Tarrock third.
Time. :O2M.
Fourth race-mile and seventy yards
Anna won, Ocean II. second, Pearl y.
third Time, 146A.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
Otty Anna won, Sister Anita second,
Mole third. Time. &C.
Sixth race-four and a half furlongs-
Audrey won. G. T. r. second, Julius
third. Time. IS.
LINDEN PARK.
LINDEN RACE TRACK, n. J.. Octo-
Der 23.-The weather was inconceiVably
bad at the track to-day. Rain fell in
torrents throughout the afternoon, and
to add 10 the general discomfort dense
fog made it's unwelcome presence felt.
1t was so thick and heavy that II was
next to an impossibility to distinguish
the cOlOrs OF the various horses, even
with glasses. more than a couple of fur
pieces, and was mere skeleton OF its
former greatness when the scratches were
all in. The attendance was by far the
smallest of the meeting.
First race-six and one-half furlongs-
Rival won: Charade second, Annie Bishop
third. Time. :2S l-2
Second race-one and one-slxteenth
miles-Terrifier won; Correction second,
Stockton third Time. 1:52 l-2.
Third race-five and a half furlongs-
Nelglcn won: The Bully second, Sprite
third. Time, III.
Fourth race-five and half furlongs-
Enfield won; Yucatan second Sappho
third. Time Ill l-3
Fifth race-six furlongs-Dslsyrian won
Volunteer IL. second, Maidstone third.
Time. lis.
sixth race-Rve and a half furlongs-
Sandowne won Minnehaha second, Play
or Pay third. Time. Ill.
Seventh race-seven furiongs-The Iron
master won; Wah Jim second. Time,
l:32 1-2. Only two starters.
LINDEN-PARK ENTRIES.
Following are the Linden Park entries
for to-day
First race-fve and one-half furlongs--
Bowers. lls Discount, llS Weinberg.
ilS ; Harrington. lis Linto, los Hindoo-
mere. los Faustina (colD. los Blossom.
| l05 ; DIR. Garnett, 9S
Second race--one and one sixteenth miles,
handicap-Herald, ll2 Marshall, 9s
Darkness, "a Measure, "a /; Integrity "
Midnight (colD, 80.
Third race-one mile selliOe-Kildeer.
| 100 (; Speculation 107 Kirkover, 100 Plen-
". 100 Redlight. 100 Townsend, lVO
Reginald. 90 Hiram. S. Jake Johnson
So .Halcyon. SS
Fourth race-one and one eighth miles,
handicap-Picknicker l06 Pickpocket,
lO6 Terrifer, 96 Riot. ~.
Fifth race--five eighths OF mile, sell
ing-Florence ll5 Or. Garnett, iiO
7 .ongbrook. los West Park. l02 Clarke,
lO2 Captain Sinclair, 100 : Equation. 100 ;
Robin Hood. 100 Springtime. 100 Pro
verb. 100 Foxhound. 100.
Sixth race-three quarters or a mile
handicap-wah Jim, i26 Roy Lochiei'
l0S Wampezo, 103.