Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-13
AT ST. AsApH's RAce-TRAck.
Favoritcs Capture Five OF the SIX Events
Attendance Fnfr


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November H.
At st. Asaph's to-day the weather was
clear and crisp. the track was fast, and
the attendance was fair. Favorites cap
tured five OF the six events. The one
race the talent failed 10 connect with.
however, gave the talent had dump,
and the bookes generally came out even.
Lady Violet was warm favorite in the
opening event at 4 10 5. Harrington was
also well played at II 10 5. and Miss
Dixie was thought a likely one for the
place. selling to win at l2 TO ]. Lady
Violet jumped TO the front as the flag fell.
and led by sewn or eight lengths all
round the ellipse. winning very easily
by that distance. with Derfargilla two
lengths in front OF Sandowne.
High Point Belle sold at even money
in the second. with Emma at to ]. and
the rest up to GO 10 /. High Point Belle
led from start TO finish and won in a
hard drive by a length and a half
Hurlingham was e i-to-5 favorite In the
third. with Little Billy. at l6 10 5, Black
Hawk. 1 to l. and the rest struggling.
Hurlingham was never headed. though
Old Dominion was at his throat-latch as
they went under the wire.
Prince George was considered the only
good thing In the fourth race, and he sold
at to 5 and down. many bool<ies refusing
TO lay odds against him. Pulitzer had
the same call for place. White Wings.
at 500 to /. led past the stand and into
the back-stretch, where Pulitzer took
first place AT the head of the chute
Prince George came up and won handlly
by n length. There was like space be-
tween Pulitzer and Darkness.
Oily Cannon was the plunge In the
fifth. at to 8: Louise Uilly) next, at I
to 3; Midstar being quoted at from q TO
i down TO s 10 /; Tuscan at 30 to /: APP
prentice at 20 /, and Antonio ana Tar
tuffe at 200 10 l each. The favorite got
off last In only fair start, with Tuscan
showing a length in front Of Midstar.
second. This order was maintained to the
head of the chute where Oily Cannon
had crawled to third position. A ratting
drive to the wire put Midstar under 1t
a length in front of Tuscan. who was
neck In front OF Oily Cannon, with the
rest I'm a string.
Weinberg, the 1-to-2 favorlte in the
last. easily ran away from the others,
and won by four lengths
First race-six and half furongs-Lady
Violet Ol9. Griffin. to 81 won. Derfar-
eilla second; Sandowne third. Time,
1:2l4.
Second race-seling. six furlongs-High
Point Belle Goo. Griffin. EVEN won. Bi-
zarre second, Curious third. Time, 117lz.
Third race-selling five fu.longs-Iiur-
lingham Q0s. Griffin, to 81 won, Old Do
m.nion second. Little Billy third. Time.
l022i
Fourth race-selllng. one mile-IGince
George ono. Sims, to 81 won. Pulitzer
second. Darkness third. Time, 1Aiia.
Fifth race-hve and A half furlongs-
Midstar G1O. Doggett, % to / down to
20 u won. Tuscan second, Oily Gam
mon third Time. lIoia
sixth race--sellng. five furlongs-Wern-
berg O03. Griffin. 1 to p won. Prince
John second, Sam Weller third. Time,
1:O2la
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE. TENN, November L.
The weather was unusually cold at Cum
berland Park to-day, and the attend
ance fair. Two favorites and second
choice and one outsider landed the
money.
First race-ilve furlongs-Balthar CSs.
Gardner. 4 to u won, Jero second, Willie
II. third. Time, 1:oS.
Second race-slx furlongs-Clara Bauer
ll2. j. Hill, to 100 won, Futcher c. Sc
cond. Florence NJ. third. Time, 11A
Third race-seven furlongs-Prme Minis
ter 94, Cassn. to - won. Prince Carl
second. Leonard B. third. Time. l:2' IL.
Fourth race-fve furlongs-Diamond
Dick CO7, Freeman. s to - won, Two
O'clock secor '. St Cyr third. Time, l:O3.
Fifth race-Declared on
Sixth race-fve furlongs-John II. Qoi,
McCue. to y won, Denver second, Le-
grande third. Time. 1903 1-2.
OPENING AT LOUISVILLE.
LEXINGTON, KY, November 12.-This
was the opening day OF the races here'
and the attendance was 1000 the track
good. and the sport fine. Four favorites
and two outsiders took the six races, and
the talent Jared we'll
First race-six furlonGs-Clintie c. OO5.
c. Graham. IL 10 u won. salvation second
Prince Imperial third. Time, l:l6%.
Second race-four and a half furlongs-
Spiritualist 0Os Perkins, l6 TO - won.
Tenor second Goodwin third. Time. 56l2.
Third race-one mile and fifty yards
Cloriana (Sj. Perkins. TO u won, Judith
second, Eli third. Time, 1:46i2.
Fourth race-one mile-Egbert QO7. Clay
tom won. Renavon second, Traverse
third Time las.
Firth race-one mile--Halma clayton,
even) won, Tough Timber second, Ace
third Time. 1:43.
Sixth race-four and a half furlongs-
Carrie Lysle d0S. Perkins, to 81 won,
Pleasantly second. Avalanche third. Time,
81.