The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-17
HANDSPUN'S GOOD WORK
PLACES HER At THE HEAD OF THE
qWo-YBxR-oLD CONTINGENT.
Hesui,s Of the Raccs-Domino Develops .
splint--The Ivy City Cases--South-
ern League xaii Games.

MEMPHIS, TENN. April l6.-Hand-
.,,n won the Lasso stakes to-day IN a
canter. The time OF the race and the
weight she carried puts the Hanover
spinaway FLY at the head of the two
,oar-old contingent Of this year. Sallie
,yooaford also justified her breeding by
winning the i've furlongs purse race in
i.oli, without touch OF the whip.
The last race on the card was so close
that the judges took several minutes to
decide whether the heav.ly-backed Pat
rick or the highly played Longshot came
inst The decision was objected to by
those who backed the favorite. ia.
Cofflgan's vassai was run INTO by
horse that threw his rider and he Is
Umplng. Summaries:
Fifst race-selling, purse 500, six fur
iongs.--Oiivcr (6 TO - first, Schuylkill
sorond. c. b. Cox third. Time. llGA.
second racc-pursc $780, for two-year-
dds that have not won at this meeting.
I'VE furlongs.-Sallie WoodfOrd e. 10 -
frst. Fertile second, Lady Mccain third.
Time, t.Oiia.
THIRD racc--the Lassie stakes for two
ycar-Oid fixes, $1,000 added, four fur
i0ngs.-Handspun q 20 - first. kite
scott second. Moderico third. Time, 30.
Fourth race-sclling. purse 500. four
fIrl0ngs. heats.-Susie Nell won second
and third heats. Beverly second. Tine,
soy.
Fifth race-selling. purse, non-winners;
one mile.-Marcei g to - hr5t, I'll, E'"ei
second, Carrie IL. third Time. i;4'H.
sixth race-sclling. six furlongs.-Em-
,,o,Ia 900 10 ID first Patrick second, Ill
mer +. third. Time l;lS
TWO rAyoRIrEs WON AT RORY.
CHICAGO. April 16.-Two favorites.
one second choice, and two long shots
tcok the purses at Roby to-day Sum-
First race-half mile.-Rosamond first,
McKeever second, Tylarm third. Tine.
second race-selling. five furlongs.-
laurestan hrst. Bob Wagner secoho'
Marina third. Time. l:lGi4.
Third race-selling. nine-sxteenths %
a mile.-I.a Cartia frst, Borderer second,
Love Knot Third. Time, 1:0Iia.
Fourth racc-owners handicap, eleven
sxtcenths OF milo.-Azraei first, Tar
quin second. Maggie Beck third. Time
Fifth race-selllng, one mile.-ulster
first. Col. Clay second Dago third. Tine,
2.0s,z.
INTERESTING FOR THE BooKiEs.
EAST ST. LOUIS. April 1G.-Backers
made 1t decidedly interesting for the
hookies to-day -Four strOngly-backed
fayorites passed the winning line first,
while two wel-backed second choices
were successful. Weather and track
good and crowd large. Summaries;
First race-fve-eighths Of a mile. -
Rlchal first, Vetox second, Paradise third
Time, OJ.
second race-nire-sixteenths Of a mile
Wrestler first, Tom Stevens second, nc
Remarks third. Time. 30.
Third ace-three-quarters or a nile
Archbishop first Conductor McSweeny
second. John Dunn third. Time, III.
Fourth race-three-quarters OF mile
Powers first; Bayard second John hefh
les third. Time. .2i@i.
Tifh race-one mile.-Livinsston first
I1vesea second. Elpaso third. Time
go
sixth race-nine-sixteenths OF a mile
mstone first. Apollo second, Herndor
tId. Time. .3ila
DOMINO DEVELOPS A sPLINT.
gIiEEPSHEAD BAY, j.. l.. April 1G.-
-le great colt Domino, unbcaten in hi.
fVn-ye8r-Old form last year. has de-
to'0pod a splnt. Billy Lakeland declares
.hat the spiint g not serious. but never
..e'ess the firing irons have been passed
yer the injured point.
lakeland said 10 reporter to-day
Win bet any sum from $50 to S6,cW
n0t Domino beats DObbns the first
i4c the pair meet. Now, if any one
links that D0bbins is the better colt
s. reoi not so 10 Mr.. Keene looking fol
-efs Ny money s. good enough
spot is another good horse that hai
t.vr.raol splint. IL Is a small Opf
-. .lc near foreieg, and in q few days
ie f.e viii have to submit to firing
tn, ivy City Track Case.
WASHINGTON. April 1e-The trial o
George Engeman and his associates
charged with violating a local ordinanc
aealnst gambling 10y making books OF
ihs proposed winter racing at Ivy city
has been set for Friday.