The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
INDRA, AN OUTSIDER, WON
LOLA EASILY RESTED BY A 20 TO
SHOT AT ST. ASAPH
All Of the Other winners were Well Played
bv the Knowing Opss-Other TURF
Events.

WASHINGTON, Nov. tS.-Four favorites
and two outsiders were the winners al
St. Asaph's course to-day.
The opening event was won by Rodman
B.. who. slow to start, shot out from the
ruck at the finish and easily defeated
Nineveh by three lengths
Lola, at odds-on, seemed to have the
best of the argument in the second race
but Indra, long shot, drew out at the
head OF the stretch and easily bested the
favorite.
The six and one half furlong event was
close contest between Jack OF spades ana
Galiiee, the latter finally forging ahead
and finishing three-fourths of a length To
the goal
Ella Reed, a fayorite at to ), got the
advantage In the two-yedr-old event In
the back stretch. and kept II TO me nm
ish coming in easily before JACK, the Jew.
Black Hawk made bold DID Tor the
decision in the five and one-half furlongs
event, but Strengthening out IN me stretch
was collared By Copyright and defeated
In a hard drive by a neck.
The closing event developed into close
finish. Little Tom finally reaching the
wire a head before Marshall, and the
latter besting Plenty by neck sum
maries:
First race, four and one-half furlongs.-
Nineveh second, Elise Morrison uhiS'
third. Time, 81 "a. ga,
Second race, six furlongs; -lndra QOi'
Il. Doggett, 20 to u first, Loia secohd'
Third race, six and one-half furiongs.L
Galilee an. Slmms to % first Jack OF
Spades second Charter third. lime
l:2O 1-2.
n0f. Lamley. TO 81 first, Jack the Jew
second. Romping Girl third, Time. 10 81
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs'-
Copyright 007. Macie. 3 TO p first. Black
Hawk second, Sandowne third. Ilfne'
Los 81.
Sixth race. one and one-sixteenth miles.
Little Tom (93. Keefe, 10 . first MAR
shall second; Plenty third. Time 100 o.
aetropoie's Fast Nile.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov; 13-Me-
tropole, IA three-year-o geidhts, by
George Kinney and Ella X, owned Dy
W. .. Scully. ran sensatlotaI SlA anu
a half furlonSs over the Cumberiaha
PARK track to-day with lO2 pounds up
he made the distance in 10 fiat, when
lr rs seconds slower than the record
time made by Geraldine with N pounds
i'm the saddle The track was fast, and
the weather pleasant. The attendance
was the largest Of the meeting. The ilVe
races were won By two fayo1tes two
second choices, and a third choice. sum
marieS. ,.,
FIRST race-fve furlongs. Darwin
Wedgewood d0j Hill, II TO y hrst.
Marchaway second Equation th'rd. IlIhe'
1903.
Second race-selling, four ard a half
furIongs. -EIano d0i. Gardner z to -
first. Maquon second, Menus third. Time
81 -.
Third race-mile and one-sixteenth.-
Legraude G04, Hill. 10 ID first. Tascen
second, Lord Willowbrook third. Time,
Fourth race-seliinr SIX and half
furlongs-MetrorOle zoe. Knight 10 u
hrst Lotti@ Mills second John Dunn
third. Time, %
Firth race selling six furlongs.-
Quickrtep 00i II, McCue. 3 10 p first,
GeeW hiz second, Jim third. Time, 1 "a H.
TIE Winners Mt Lexlngton.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 13-At the
crowd was present The weather was
pleasant and the track fast. In the last
race g. Wabaums colt Pluts, covered
a mile in l42 Ii. Favorites won the sec
ond, third and nth races. while the
first was captured by four and a half
10 one outsider. The people thought
RenaVon Won the second race, but the
Judges placed Colleen first. Summarizes
First race-sellng. seven furlOngs-
Greenwich G0l. Thorpe, az 10 y first
Creyasse second. Contest third. Time.
1:29.
Second race-sx furlongs-Colleen Ge9
Leigh. To - first ReuavOn second. PO-
cho Tempo third. Time lis 3d.
Third e-fifteen-sxteenth of a mile
The Commouer Isl, Hudson, l 10 - first
Dareyala second. Interior third. Time
1875.
Fourth raoe-hye furlongs-Free Ad-
vice as. Thorpe. to ID first, Doctor sec
ond, Sir LOn third. Time. l02 -
Fifth race-seiHng. one mile-Plutus Go6
Brooks even) first. Dominion second,
Lcwellyn third Time, 1.f2 II