The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-13
THE TIMESGRICHMOND VA. SATURDAY OCTOBER IL 1894.
SIMM'S SUPERB RIDING.
HIS MOUNT. SABILLA. WINS TIE
FASHION STAKES,
Bombozetts and S,onenellie Win the Fifth
and Sixth Races Rcspect,vely-The
Other Events.

NORRIS PARK, " Y, Oct. 12.-Al
though the card offered here to day wa
excellent, the attendance was lisht Tn
weather was all that could have been de
sired. and the track in splendid con
dition. Hugh Penny took the first rac'
quite handily by two and a half lengths
although being Tapped for part OF the
distance by Maid Marias.
The second race was won by Adelbert
by head, after a desp rate struSgie
| Discount
Prince Karl took the third event from
Ter good riding on the part OF Grimm.
I'edskin by three yards of length, ar
Tor two-year-olds, brought nine horses u
the post. They were sent away to a
good start, with Owlet in the lead, closely
attended by California, Irish Keel and
Sabrlila. When the horses Strengthened
out for home Sabilla began 70 move up.
| ana, after a red hot finish, beat Calitor-
ma by head, the latter finishing second.
Slnms road superb race on Sabilla,
In the fifth race BCmDazette quickly
went to the front and was never head
ed' and passed under the wire an easy
winner by two and half lengths.
Stonenellie had little difficulty in dis
posing or the field in the sixth race and
won easily. Lola, the favorite, finished
third. Summaries:
First race-hve furlongs-Hugh Penny
w, McCamerty, to 81 first, Maid Marian
second Black Hawk third. Time,
Second race-one mile-Adelbert Cs9,
Clayton, II TO 81 first, Counter Tenor
second; Discount third. Time. 1:iO1-2
Prince Carl Q4, Griffin, ) to p first,
Redskin second, Nero third. Time, 80
Fourth race-the Fashion stakes, six
furionss- Sabilla 1l5, Slmms Il t. Il FIRST,
second 70 ri
Ill ~. A''''0'
Fifth race-six Observation-Disclosures
IlU2' rem, to u first, April Fool sec
ond. True Penny third. Time, 1I2 81.
Sixth race--one miIe-Stonsnellie d09,
ILdiIhley' Q TO u first. Baroness second, |
lola third. Time, 1:42 81
oRzAT RACE AT POINT BREEZE.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Zone Of the I
greatest races ever trotted at Point |
Breeze track was finished to-day in the
Which eighteen horses started on Thurs
day. Five heats were trotted on that
day, Ida b. winning two, Grace W.
ltil a' and Rodney J. one each. 1t
took five additional heats to-day 10 find
the winner, which finally doomed up in
ftockburn, the favorite before the start.
Two-sixteen class-purse $500 five heats
,rotted on Observation-Disclosures first,
lanes l.. second, Myrtle r. third. Best
lime, 2:l7 g-4.
IWo-t"enty-tWo claSs-purse $500 five |
Keats trotted hursday).-Rockburn first. |
algonquin second, Ida b. third. Best
inc, PIG IA
Iwo-fourteen class-pacing, purse $780,
tobert {. first, Little Pete second, Amo- 5
ita third. Best time, 214 -.
IWo-nlneteen class-purse $500 (unfn- / J
shed, one heat trotted).-WOn by Braro. i
line, 2lS Ia. a
Two twenty-nine class-purse 500 Gun v
nished). -Pri won the only heat trotted. t
line, 2:29. L
NOTED STALLION DEAD. ~
BALTIMORE, oct l2-Walker MorraH, | Il
ne noted Maryland stallion, died to-day y
I PlmicO. He was owned by william Il
loppes, Of this city. Walker Moral was II
Jaled in 1869, mis- sire being Winthrop +
orral dam Fanny, by the Eaton horse, f.
nd was the sire OF Merendes ear ID, n,
rphan Boy (2:24 ID, Maud Morral C2:2J), Il
orteX (2:26 and other trotters g,
WORLDS FOUR-YRAR RECORD BROKEN. @
SIOUX CITY, IOWA, oct l2.-Ten thou ~
nd persons attended the races to-day. -,
Mines great performance in mis- attempt VI
beat his record of 2:U7 Ia was the fea- -
re. At o'clock the fast fOur-yedr-Old III
peared on the track, which was in good Dil
ndition, and scarcely a breeze blowing. | ~
lander drove Onine. and the runner, me
eerful, driven by Ed. Geers. acted as 80
cemaker. The first quarter was made | III
81 seconds, second I'm 1903 third in :39 mn
d the mile in 2.Oi. breaking the worlds de-
lr-year-old pacing record.