The Washington times., 1894-05-31
THOUSANDS AT NORRIS PARK.
DR.. Rice Proved His Glass by Easily Win.
ming the Handicap Feature.

DR.. Rice Proved His Glass by Easily Win.
ming the Handicap Feature.
NEW YORK, May s0-Fully 10000 persons were
present at Morris Park for the opening of the
meeting. The racing was not remarkable from
any point of view. The talent met with facer
in the Juvenile stakes, for Prince of Monaco took
the track ut the start and never relipquished 1t,
winning by one length at the comfortable odds
of to Keenan,, the favorite, succeeded in
getting the second place. For the Cherry Dia-
mond handicap DIR. Rice was an odds on favor
ite, and fully Justified the opinion OF his hackers
He had to give lots Of weight away TO the others,
and had TO make the pace well, but he did
both under heavy pull and won easily. Re-
suits:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs Stonenell I25
Sims, TO 10, won by n head; DIR. Hasbrouck,
125 Ok. Harris), II TO 10, second by ton lengths;
LiZzetta, 10 Lamleyl, 20 TO ], third Time
1:00I9. There were only three starters
SECOND RACE-One mile. Selling. Captain T.,
9S {keefel, IL 10 /, won by length; Eioroy, I05
q. Hueston), to !, second by neck; Long
Beach, los (Sms), 10 to /, third. Time-II1.
Equation, Shadow, Song and Dance, The Queen,
Sirephon, Selcna d., and George Beck also ran
THIRD RAcE-Juvenilc stakes. Five furlongs
Pr nee of Monaco, Ill (Sims). 3 to /, won by a
length; Keenan,, 1is (TGraD, 2 To 5, second by
three lengths; Firebrand, III tGrininl, 20 to /,
third Time-l9O1s The Coon. Ponch colt,
Pretence, Liza, Golden Gate, and Corn Cob
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Cherry Diamond handicap; one
and One-Sixteenth miles. DR.. Rice, l25 fIaral,
3 TO 3, won by length and hall; Restraint 50
lSheedy), 40 10 ], second by neck; Count. 81
(heefe), to /, third. 1ime-l:iS12. Roller
Armitage, and LOnsdale also ran
FIfHH RkCE-tiye furlongs Selling Rosita,
% (NcClain). TO l. won by neck: King Gold.
lt5 tGrininl, TO l. second by head: Sabiila, 100
(iiuestonl 20 to /, third Time, f:0l Belle of
Stonewall, Captain Jack Wildgale, Herkimer,
Necedah, and Dana also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile Roche, ll2 (Midgeey),
to 5 won by two lengths; Atropine, 96 Grimm,
TO ], second by five lengths; Derfargllla, Ill
Taylor, TO /, third Time, 1:iI Void, La
Miserie, Leonvlle and Florinda also ran
The entries for tomorrow are:
FIRST RAcE-Five-eighths of a mile Captain
Jack, Whil, Canterbury Tympanee, Amster-
dam colt, Surgeon, Samaritan, 100 each; Casta-
net, Hermanita, Ninevah, Lady Bug, Lady
Frances, Belcravia. May Day flly, Miss Young,
BombaZette. 81 each.
SECOND RACE - one mile. Potentate, VIII
Fonso, 1revalalyn, Torthbearer, 1i5 each.
Clarus ll2; Lightfoot, Mistral. Flrt, Il0 each
THIRD RACE-Van Nest selling stakes Five fur
longs Harry Reed, Ill; Midgley, los; Tancred,
Ic3; Nonage flly, lG2: Flash. Potash, Allan l.,
Cleopatra colt. Monarch, 100 each: Little Ella,
Ettatre, 81.
FOURTH RAcE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Sport, l29; Stoneneilie, 90; FIirt, 81
FIFTH HRACE-Ihree-quarters of a mile. Addie
ia; Black Hawk, no. Gold Dollar, III; Strephon,
Lady Rosemary, lU5 each; Will Elliott, lG1; Miss
Dixie, l0i; Lorrimer, l02 Panway, Arab. Tho
Ironmaster, 100 each; Commotion, 81; Gov. Fifer,
81: Miss Lilly, 92 Ella Reed, 90.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Kingston. I3i: Clemen-
tine, III; Uncle Jim, l09 Galloping King. l06