The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-31
DIX. RICE THS wINNEK
He Captures tn. Cherry Diamond Stakes
The Races Elsewhere.

MORRIS PARK RACE TRACK. May
aO.-The following are the results OF the
races here:
First roce-fye furlongs. --Stonell, 125,
sImms @ 10 10). first, DR.. Hasbrouke
second. Lizetta third. Time, l:ools;
Second race-one mile.-Captain r., oS,
Keefe az TO u, first, Eoro second, Long
Beach third. Time. 1ii.
Third race-the Juvenile stakes. for two
year-olds. five furlongs. of Mo-
naco. III, Simms (6 to u, first. keenan,
second, Firebrand third Time; io0h-
Fourth race-Cherry Diamond handicap,
for all ages, mile and a sixteenth.-Dr
Rice. 125, Taral q to l0). first, Restraint
second. Count third. Time, i:4o3.
Fifth race-fve furlongs. %,
McClain d3 to D, first. King Goldie Sec
ond. Subella third Time. 1901.
Sixth race-one mile.-Roche, il2. Midge-
~ g to -. first, Atropine second, De-
fargilla third Time f;41A.
THE WINNERS AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
May e0.-Fully 10000 persons took advan-
tage of the holiday and attended the
races here to-day. The Srand-stand was
uncomfortably crowded, and 1t was al
most impossible TO get into the betting
ring The track was in excellent condi-
tlon, and as the card was first-class, good
sport was INDUCED In. The weather was
perfect. This was not one Of Brighton's
regular days. The regular meeting does
not begin until July 4th. Despite the
warning OF the Jockey cub, one, two
three books were made, but this was due
10 a misunderstanding AT last Monday s
meeting of the club. At the regular meet
ing no such books Will be allowed. sum-
maries:
First race-five-eighths of mile, sell
ing-Nick Q0S, Ballard. 7 TO 6) first, Lord
Harry second. Woodchopper third. Time
1O21-2.
rflrra
(29s. w. McDermott, 3 to u first. High Point
W. McDermott, g 10 u first, High Point
Belle second. Cora third Time, :49 IL.
Third race-one mile, purse-Sir Knight.
900, II. Jones. 8 to 81. first. Libertdne sec
ond. Soprano third, Tine e t;4S ~ ~ = milo
-Watterson dl4. Mackhn; eyen), nrst'
Doolittle second. Lowland third. Time
1:49 IL. .,a..x .ou
,rgnChiswell G02 ii. Jones, to 81, first,
Marshall second, st. Anthony thiro'
; sixth ' Tace-selling. one mne.--silverado
uO2. Macklin to y first by Length n anu
a half, Harry Alonzo secono' 0hauiioeS
third. Time, "a IL. ill.,, T.,
Seventh race-steeplechase, seiiingLIh-
rot Q3O. Horton, II 10 u hrst by thIe
lengths. ST. John second, Persistence thlro'
Time not given.
EXCELLENT SPORT AT LAToNIi.
LATONIA. KY, May @'-lulIiy "s snort
az the track to-day. Each race was not
" contested, and the betting heavy
Summary: - x,orc,
Kuke 0O7. Baxter, tc y first, Crevass'
second, G. b. Cox third. Time, l;S9.
second race-oneo mile-P Ir,-aa King King
t9i, Perkins. TO p first, EVA second
Third race-hve furlongs..zBen Kinney
1O7. Perkins. to y first, The eo Princess
second. Glenon third. Time, O2 IL;
Fourth race-Decoration-Da handlcap,
mile and three-sixteenth.-Ida Pickwick
100. r. Williams, l6 to 81 first, King Lee
second, Sabin third. Time, :59 "a;
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs.-
Mary Jeen Ql5. Graham, 20 to - trs'
IApavan second, Beekie third. Time,
81 IA.
Sixth race-seven and half furlongs.-
fremont go, Graham. 3 to u first, VAL
iera second. Little Walter third. Time
1:35 IA