The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-22

track sloppy In spots: Inc VI ssiX.furlong
race was declared ar; % on in the de sixth
Noisronio i'm the opening eFeHI
tho nare 70 the head OF the strei,cn, VI, mnI
Hermanita, the only successIna ont the
shot out for the WIRE Oe"'e
a tEpa San ~ event was a walk-away Tor
viii Elliott. and Owlet a top-heaF'
Vorite took the lead carry III wv 80
stitute race defeating Pan"ay III '"'
Sandowne was never headed in me ne
18th. though given close Contest ~
,Tha fourth race was gift to BLACK
Hawk and the third was practically
ttyo-hourse contest Mckee tgeldinS) eel-
ting the decision by half a length from
'hoebus. ,.,..- ,o.to, of
The National club on a request 10 recon
slider the application for extension. nsha-
ing the response no final actloh VIII ~
TO begin at the track until after December
lst. To-days summaries: s.-
First race-handcap, six and half fut
longs.-Hermanita d02. Penn, to u iirst'
Moderocio second, Dreibund third. Time
Second race-selling. FIVE and a half
furlong-Wil Elliott DOL. r.. Tribe, .
to 2O first, Panway CS. n. Brown, . 70
y second. Lon.brook third. Time. ~ -.
Third race-sclllns. six and half tur-
longs.-NlcKee dO7. Griffin. to ~ first
Phoebus second, Red Top third. Time
Fourth race-selling. purse $3.50. I'VE and
4 half furongs.-Black Hawk CO2 Penn,
to - first, Polydora second senator
third Time, liz II.
Fifth race-selling, purse $40. one mile
Sandowne 0q, f.. Tribe, 10 . hrst
Darkness second, Star Actress third.
Sixth racc-sellng purse $3.50, six fur
longs.-Ow.et C6. r. Doggett, 70 81 first
Panway second Fidelio third. Time,
l.l91-2.
The Winners at Nashville.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov. 2l-The
twenty-first day Of the running meeting
at Cumberland Park found the weather
pleasant, the track good, and the at
tendance above the average. Three Of
the races we're won by favorites. third
choices taking the other two. Mack
Louder scored a good thing in the thlrd
race, with Mercury, the colt. winning in
a drive at , 10 l. Summaries:
Gardner, 3 ID to y first Lorena Mack
second storetta third. Time. ILL IL.
Second race-selling, five furlongs -Bes-
sic Nichols 10S, Johnson, 2 IL 10 i first
Gold Dust second, Tramp third. Time
Third tace-sellng, FIVE furlongs. -Mer-
curry doG, r. Jones. 10 u first, Nellie
Osborne second. Ransom third. Time,
j " 81
Fourth race-seyen furlongs-Metrople
Hoi Knight to 100 first, Elmer f. sec
ond. John Dunn third Time. ia
Fifth race-selling mile and seventy
yards.-St Pancras 003 McCue, EVEN
first. TascO second. Wedgefeld third.
Time 1iS Ia
GOD Sprrt ~ Lexington.
LEXINGTON, KY. Nov I-To-days
races We're on n tip-top track, medium
fast. The weather was fine and the
crowd la,ge AMI enthusiastic. Summaries.
First r1ce-sX furl0ngs Prince Inpe-
rial %. Perkins. TO - first. Cass sec
oui, Cyclone third Time. IN II.
Second race-scycn and Oue-half fur
lOngs-Geraldlne uG. Thorpe, 10 j.
first. Selma -. second. Pittsburg third.
Time. l.3j IL.
Third rac"-fye furlOngs- Buck Massie
al. 4. Clayton, 2 70 y first, Goodwin
second. Summer Coon third. Time. l.02 IA
Fourth race-fve and one-half furlongs-
POGO Tempo 90 \. Clayton, 4 TO 81 first,
Lay on second. Susie Il. third. Time,
100 II
Fifth raca-hye furlongs-Annette GO6,
Perkins. { 10 y first Belvidere second,
Mary Lou third. Time. 1:03 II.