The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-03

Five Favorites and One second Choice Win
ut st. Asaphs Track.

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE attend
ance at 81. Asaph'S today was large, the
weather pleasant, and the track excel
lent. It was a great day for faVOrltes. I'VE
first and one second choce reaching the
wire IN font.
Lady Violet was an out and out fayo-
rite i'm the first at ] 10 u, being the best
quotation at the close, with the Held made
M Of Gold Dollar and Bizarre at 10 TO /.
Cor siderable money went in at the last
moment on Gold Dollar for the place.
Lady Violet won by six lengths, under
Roche was the 1 to choice in the
second, with Song and Dance at 70 .
and Judge Morrow 80 TO l. The last
named led until the head Of the chute
vas reached, when Roche came up and
won handlly.
OILY Cannon. in the third, was the only
fayortte that failed TO land and he ran
second 10 Nilcy, who was second ch0icc.
PhOebus led comfortably around TO the
beginning Of the home stretch, ana
lively scramble to the wire resulted, as
above.
The scalpcr for a time had first call
in price g. the fourth, at TO /, hut 50
much money went in on Edna May mat
they both went to the post with even odds
on il to g. Sabina Ohlly) was first oil, ana
led the procession 10 the last turn, where
Parthenla and Edna May came UP, the
latter winning 10y half length after Il
The nfth race was interesting only as
between the Pouch colt and Festival
the seven other twO-year-Olds never being
dangerous The Pouch colt jumped 70
the lead at once and was never headed
though in the last half furlong Festival
made a fine play for II, and missed 10y
half length.
after leading all the way finished a short
neck in front Of Leonardo after rafting
drive. Summaries:
First race-ax furlongs.-Lady Violet
nOo Grimm, ! to ~ first, cold Dollar
Second race-mile and a sixteenth
Roche ul5 Simms ! 10 p first, Song and
Dance second, Judge Morrow third. Time
Third race-fve furlongs.-Nnley Gc0,
Bergen, 10 p first, Oily Cannon second,
phoCbus third. Time. | :O3.
Fourth race-half mile.-Edna May COS,
Midge!cy, II to ~ first, Partheuia second
Whizgig third. Time, 80 II. .,..
Fifth racc-half mile.-Pouch tcolD G06,
Doggrtt. evcm first. Festival second, Pre-
tencc third. Time, 30 ii.
Sixth race-selling, one mile.-Ed keaT-
ney dJ9 Simms, l to p first, Leonardo
second Setauket third Time, 1i2 Ia.
The Winners at Nashville.
NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov despite
the threatening weather a good crowd al
tcnde the races at Cumberland Park to-
day. \ drizzlinG rain set in during the
second race, but it did not materially az
! feet the track winch was iaSt' Ihitc
favorItes a third choice, and an out
slider landed first Summaries
First race. five furl,ngs -Marchaway
/ Q09 Gibson, 10 To y first, Theodore u.
| second. Mrs. Bradshaw third. Time l;pl
Second race, selling i've and one-hdIl
furlongs.- Floreanna O0S. Newcomb, l u
3 FIRST Manola second, Waveriy third
/ Time. ! :0S -.
Third race, selling, one and onc-siX'
teenth mies.-Fulcher (colt, 81, Gardner
Ia il first, Tasco second. KHg Bors
third Tim- LIS p
Fourth race. selling, six and one-halt
furlongs -tletropole G0j, Knight 6 TO j
first, Lord WilloWhrook second, Elmer r.
third Time l.23.
Fifth race. four and one-half furlongs -
Rirdcatcher 200, NewComb to j. first
Balsar second, Miss Sturgess third, Time
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