The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-01
BIG CROWDS, GOOD SPORT
SOME EXCITING Events AT ELIZA
BETH RACE TRACK.
Wab Jim Defeats Observation-Disclosures
Downed I'm tho Third Event.
The Other Races.

| ELIZABETH, N. j., Oct. u.-The clear
autumn air induced another large crowd
| to come TO this track to-day. The en-
tries were first class. both as regards quail
| ity and quantity. and the sport was eN-
citing In many events The track was
| dry and dusty. The opening event was
dash Of five furlongs for all ages Roy
Lochiel was the only withdrawal, leaving
| Kingston. Wah Jim. Rival and Dufargiiia
| to face the starter. They were preferred
| in the order named. Wah Jim rushed 70
the front In his usual style and was
never headed. Dufargiila, the ou'sluer'
| easily beat Rival for the place.
The second race was a good betting az
fair Candeabra and Stockton being wei
backed choices. Candelabra won hahdiiy
bv two lengths from Stockton.
The third race was a scramble for two
| vear-olds. Drum Major, Economist ana
| Tinculo were the choices, but none OF
them was ever prominent Factotum,
a N TO | chance, won from flag fall 70
finish: Nahma, IL TO !, beat Oporto' 10
to / for the place.
The talent regained little or theIr lost
coin by backing Shelley Tuttle OF the
boards in the fourth race. The favorite
won very easily Madge the GuttehDurs
contingent choice, got the place.
Favorites won the hfth and sixth races
and sent the talent home in happy frame
OF mind. Summary:
First race. furlongs-Wah Jim l, Du-
fargilla 2, Rival g. Time 1:O2 IL
Second race, mile and a furlong-Can-
delabra l, Stockton 2, Hasty 3. Time l:56.
Third race, 1-2 furlongs-Factotum 1,
Nah-Ma 2, Oporto g. Time no.
Fourth race, ENTHUSIASTICALLY futile
/. Mary S. 2. Uncle Jess 3. Time 1:15 Ia.
Fifth race, 7 MISUNDERSTANDING !,
Reynard 2, Harry Alonzo 8. Time 1:50 IL.
Sixth race, l-2 furlongs-Annie Bishop
1. VIII Elliott 2. Maidstone 3. Time l:22.
Entries at Elizabeth.
Following are the entries at Elizabeth
for tomorrow:
First race, 51-2 furlongs-Son Msheur
l1s. Discount lis, Fatality lis, Ornus,
Joe Ripley Little Pirate, Curacao los,
DAILY 1OO Bonnie Meade (geld) "a.
Second race, mile and sixteenth, ham
dicap-Raceland lH0, Sleipner, Pickpocket
ia, Picknicker ia, Charade III, Soundmore
lie. Herald l05, Count 100
Third race, 3-4 mile-Loantaka 1l2, Stone
nell liz. Tormentor 112, Correction, Rico
Fourth race. IL furlongs-Sam Bryant
ia. Watterson Ill, Little Fred 1O7, Airplant
lO7, I. o. T. 1903, Postmaster 1Ol. Lorimer
100, Panhandle 100 Detroit 96, Sir Richard
"a. Halcyon g. Cuckoo IS.
Fifth race, l mile. selling-Foxford 10,
Bolero lOl. Khaftan 10l, Harry alonzo
50. Tom Skidmore 81, Seven 92 Margue-
rite Sc. Balbriggan Sc, Big Mid 81.
Sixth race. IL furlongs. selling-Tartar-
ian Ill, Chiswick 80, Capt. Wagner l0S
Speculation l07. Play or Pay JOG, Wheeler
1906 Peruvian lO3, Nonsense 81, Billy s.
81. Lifeboat "a, Neglen 70.
Tn. Winners ut Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER. Oct. 3l.-Four favorites
and two outsiders captured the purses to-
day. In the third race. Mariana and
Ricael fell, throwing their jockeys, but
neither was hurt Summary:
First race, six and one-half furlongs-
Edward F.. first; Bolivar. second: Black
burn. third. Time, 1:29
Second race, four and one-half furlongs
j. f. c., first; Vocalize. second; Extra.
third. Time, So Ia
Third race, six furlongs-Bobolink. first: |
Chartreuse second; Text. third. Time, |
1:201-4
Fourth race, seven and one-half fur |
Observation-Disclosures; first; Simrock sec |
ond; Crochet, third. Time. t:iO3-4
Fifth race, four and One-half furlongs- |
Commodore Doughan, first; Psyche, sec ]
ond; Mary Winnifred, third Time. IS.
Sixth race. five furIongs-Sir Jim. first: |
Pete, second; Ed Beaman third. Time, |
1O7.
Racing on the Pacific Coast
SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 3l.-The wealth |
er was to-day fine and the track fair.
Summary:
First race, five furlongs-Centurla first |
Sandsforman second, Polash third. Time, |
1902 Ia.
Second race, one mile-Prize first. Re- |
volver second, Clacuer third. Time, |
1:42 IL.
Third race. seven furlongs-Pasametta
first. Abb p. second, Nicodemus third. !
Time. 1912
Fourth race, six furlongs-Motto first |
Crawford second, Romair third. Time, |
1:13 1-2.
Fifth race mile and seventy yards
Pescador first, Happy Day second, Duke |
Stevens, third. Time, 1872
The Winners at Nashville.
NASHVILLE. TENN, oct. S1.-The
days sport at Cumberland Park was good |
and the public must have damaged the |
bookies considerably, as all the winners /
we're SuoHBIy packed. IN the nrSt event, |
however Merry Eyes fell I'm the back |
stretch, and Tot OF money fell with her,
she having been backed heavily at the
short odds of 10 l and to g. Her |
rider, Soup" Perkins, was badly hurt.
but not seriously. Brazos covered a mile /
in the second race I'm 142 Summary:
First race five and a half furIongs- |
Fred. Wool first, Little Lewis second. /
Willie G. third. Time, los
Second race one mile-Brazos first.
Emma Mac second, Sull Ross third. |
Time. 142
Third race, hve-elghths Of a mlle-Buck
rene first, Delmar second Domingo third.
Time. 1:01.
Fourth race mile and seventy Yards
Sarah Ramey first Somersault second
Lord Willow Brooke third. Time. 1.01-o /
Fifth race. selling. nine-sixteenths OF a
mile-Hi Henry first. King David second
Jim Henry third Time 81.
Sixth race, selling. FIVE and a half fur
longs-Empress Frederick first. Prince
Kinney second, Tea Set third. Time.
l.G 10.
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