Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-22
AT CUMBERLAND PARK.
Weather Pleasant, Track Good ana At
tendance Above tho Average.


NASHVILLE, TENN, November IL
The twenty-frst day of the running meet
ing at Cumberland Park found the wea-
ther pleasant, the track good, and the al
tendance above the average. Ihree OF
tha races were won by favorites, third
choices taking the other two. MACK
Louder scored a good thing In the third
race with Mercury, the colt winning III
a drive at TO l.
First race-six furlongs-Begue tSS'
Gardner. Sis TO y won Lorena Mack So
cond, Storietta third. Time. ll'is'
Second race-selling. i've furlongs-bes>
clio Nichols dOs Johnson, 2i2 to u won,
Gold Dust second. Tramp third. Time not
given. NJ.
Third race-seling. five furlongs-Mer-
curv 0Oe. X. Jones. TO u won, Nellie
Osborne second, Ransom third. liihe'
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Fourth race-seven ADMINISTRATORS
u0i knight. 3 TO 1O) won. Elmer +. Sc
coud. John Dunn third. Time. :2s.
Fifth race-selling, one mile aud seventy
yards-St. Pancras Q03. McCue. eveD
wonA Thsco second. Wedgeheld third.
~ s'r. AsAPH TRACK.
WASHINGTON, November A.-four
eu-backed faVortes, second choice'
and an outsider carried off the hrst money
AZ the 81. Asaph track to-day. Both Penn
and Tribe had two successful mounts
The weather was clear. but the track was
sloppy In spots. The original third race
was declared off, and a six-furlong con-
test substituted as the sixth. MHierico,
IN the opening event, set the pace to the
bead of the stretch, where Hermanlta,
the only successful outsider. shot out TOT
The wire. beating out the favorite by
head.
The second event was a walk-away for
VIII Elliott, and Owlet. a top-heavy IA
vorlte. took the lead early In the subsu-
tute race. defeating Panway In a hard
drive. SandCwne was never headed in the
fifth. though given n close contest by
Darkness. The fourth race was a gitt
to Black Hawk, and the third was prac-
t,cauy a two-horse contest, the Mckee
gelding getting the decision py hail
length from Phoebus.
rbe management is awaiting action Of
the National Club on a request to recon-
sider the application for extension. Pend
inc the response. no final action will be
taken. The /, 2. 8, betting Is not ex-
nected 10 begin at the track until after
December LIST.
First race-handicap. six and half
f,,rlonEs-Hermanita Qo2. Penn. to ID
won. Moderico second, Dreibund third.
Time. 1:26 l-2
second race-selling. five and a half
fnrlongs-W'ilI Elliott DOL, Il. Tribe, TO
ON won. Panway (ss ii. Brown. to u
second. Longbrook third. Time, 1l2%.
Third race-selling, six and half fur
,ores-McKee O07. Griffin. 1 to l2) won.
phoebus second. Red Top third. Time,
l:l9. .,-o
Eourth race-selling, purse $50. five and
n half furlongs-Black Hawk d02. Penn.
10 81 won, Polydora second. Senator
| third. Time, 1;l21-2.
Firth race--seiiing. purse 500. one mile
sandowne no4 II. Tribe. s to 81 won, Dark
ness second, Star Actress third. Time.
| l:N.
sixth 'race--sellfng, purse $50 six fur
,onrs-Oylet Cog, r. Doggett. to 81 won,
Panway second, Fidelio third. Time.
llsl-2 ~
LEXINGTON. KY. November n.-To-
| dav,s races were on a tip-top track, me-
dunn fast. The weather was fine. and
the crowd large and enthusiastic.
First race-six furiongs-Prince Imperial
| y7, Perkins, 8 to 81 won. Cass second. Cy-
| clone third. Time. l:27h.
SECOND race-seven and half furlongs-
| Geraldine C07. Thorpe. to y won. Selma
| ID. secord, Pittsburg third. Time. l:5's.
Third race--fve furiongs--Buck Aassse
| iii, A. Clayton. ? TO u won, Goodwin
second, Summer Coon third. Time. iM ~
Fourth receive and half furlonss-
| POGO Tempo o. 4. Clayton. : 70 " Won