The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-16
have been issued and wholesale arrests
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TIE nYsULTs.
rho foiloviny are the results:
First race--sweepstakes. for all ages
five furloncs-Stonnell, 1:25. Simms, 10
II first INV half a length-Dr. Hasbrouck
second. Correction third. Time lVi -
Oconnell and Wah Jim also ran
second race-for three years olds' one
miIe-Halton. dI2. \. Clayton TO y
first by an open length; John COOPER
second. Sir Knight third AppondtoN'
Aurelian. Prig, 81. Julien rnI' tt,r'
Klamath, Rama. ia. heai ny, FL
Factotum. and lronsides also ran A''"e'
1:43 1-2. H.. a,aLos for
Third race-the expectation stakes LOT
two year Odds: half miie-Ctca uis'
sims 7 TO ,. won; Dreibund secohu'
Tamerlone third. The Coon, SIR James,
Golden Rod. Prim, 81. Nicent Frlhce VI
Monaco also ran. Time 30 -
Eourth race-Brooklyn Handicap vaiue
~ etake s25G0O. -year-olds and up
,vords one mile and q quarter luce
n19 Taral TO y first. Henry OF IA
varre 200 4. Clayton. to II secohu'
SIR Walter U20 Doggett TO thIu'
clifford. Banquet, Ajax, sport bl"D'o'
Rassstlaw. Comanche. Lowlander' ~
right. Herald. and Bitten also ran A''''N'
2:07 II. II, e,,-
Firth race-malden two-year-oics' lour
furIongs-EIarry Reed Ol5 Brooks, 8 10
u first. Harris second, Trophy tnliu'
Maidstone Condo Navahoe, South side.
Potash. Corncob. Canterbury. Trale and
Little Ella also ran. Time, ~ 81
sixth race-mile and sxteenth-Elory
uO2. G. Hueston, to y frs,, Capt. I.
second. Jordan third. Marshall, Chauncey'
Armitage, Nespasian. Galloping King
Lord Nelson Oporto, and Connors also
ran. Time. $50 -
Chan W'us III Kcn'uclsv p"rhy.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May l5.-Over d.
900 people assembled at Churchill DOWNS
70 see the contest for the twentieth re-
newal Of the Kentucky Derby. Pat' the
Scoggins colt was withdrawn to-day
on account Of a split hoof, sustained III
exercising. The horses got away on the
second break. Tom Gilmore made the
most Of a running start. and showing half
a dozen lengths I'm the van AT the hrst
quarter. when Pearl Song took up the
running and showed the way 10 the
stand. Here Chant drew up from the
bunch and was in front for the run UP
the back stretch, and. running easily un-
der Goodale's restraining pull, he Kept
lust In front Of his field in the stretch.
At this point, the last quarter Of the
distance, tho bunch had become process
sion. and Chant easily stalling off the
challenges Of Pearl Song and Sigurd. gal
Ioped the finish and won BIZ good six
lengths. from Pearl Song. who was ten
lengths i'm front of Sigurd. Al. Boyer was
fourth and Tom Elmore so bad n ffth that
he would have been dstanced had the flag
been used The fractional time was as
follows: Half. - -; threc-quarters.
1:lS II; mile. l:i6 81; mile and a quar.er.
2I3 II; mile and a half. 2:u The value
of the stake to The winner vas 5000.
Summaries:
First race-three-fourths or nile,
selling Parole first Florena second, Van
Gus third. Time. III 10
Second race-purse 500. hve-eighths OF
mile-Eise first, Blasco second Slenone
third. Time. los.
Third race-one and half miles - 50o
added; $500 to second. $50 10 third closed
with ffty-fve nominations-Chan first.
Pearl Song second, Slsurd third. Time,
2:u.
Fourth race-one mile, sellins-Vallera
first, Professor second. Ragnor third.
Time 1.56.
Fifth race-three-fourths Of a mile. sell
ing-Helen y. nrst, Salvation second,
Imp Somersault third. Time, l:lG.
Dp. rICr WAS BAcKED Al tT. IoU's.
ST. LOUIS. May 15-Attendance large,
weather warm. and track rast Three
faVOrites and many outsiders were vic