The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-13


orally came out even. ..,.o-,,. In tho
opening event at to .. Harrihstoii MA, Mas
also we'll PLAYED at IL TO ., and MISS DlAle
Was thought likely one for the place.
selling TO win at II 10 /. Lady ' iotes
jumped to the front as tne nag iell anu
led by seven or eight lenSths an alo .
the elipse winning very easily Dy that
distance. with Derfargilia two lengths In
front of Sandowne.
High Point Belle sold at even money
in the second, with Emma at 10 l. ana
the rest up to 90 to /. High Point Belle
led from start to finish, and won In
hard drive by a length and a hair.
birmingham was a 4 to faVorlte IN
the third. with Little Bily at 10 10 o.
Black Hawk, to /, and the rest straS-
Cling. birmingham was never headed,
though Old Dominion was at ms throat
latch as they went under the wire.
Prince George was considered the ohly
thing in the fourth race. and he sold at
/ 10 and down, many bookles refusing
to lay odds against him. Pulitzer had the
same call for the place. White Wings, AT
800 10 ], led past the stand ana INTO enc Ine
place. At the head of the chute Prince
George came up and won handily by
length. There was like space between
Pulitzer and Darkness.
Oily Gamin was the plunge In the iltth
at to 3, Louise (ftly) next at I to ..
Midstar being quoted at from p to l
down to TO !, Tuscan at 80 TO !, .Appren-
tice at TO l. and Antonio and Tartufe
at 200 10 each. The favorte got off last
In only a fair start, with Tuscan show
ing length i'm front of Midstar, second:
This order was maintained to the head
Of the. chute, where OILY Gamin had
crawled to third position. a rafting
drive 10 the wire put Midstar under II "a
length I'm front of Tuscan, who was a
neck in front Of Oily Gamin, with the rest
in a string.
Weinberg. the to favorite, in the last
easily ran away from the others, and
won by four lengths. Summary
First race-six and a half furlongs.-
Lady Violet 0l9. Griffin. to D first
Derfargilla second, SandOwne third. Time,
1:2l 81
Second race-selling. six furlongs.-High
Point Belle 600. Griffin, even first, BIZ
Third race-selling, five furlongs. -Hurl-
ingham COS. Griffin. to 81 first. Old Do
minion second. Little Billy third. Time,
1:O2 3-4.
Fourth race-seiiing. one mile.-Prince
George 1lO, Sims, to s. first. Pulitzer
second. Darkness third. Time, ~ l-2.
Firth receive and a half furlongs.-
Midstar dlO. Doggett, . to down to
TO y first Tuscan second, Oily Gamin
third. Time 40 10.
Sixth race-seling. five furlOngs. Wern-
berg Q03 Griffin. l to p first Prince John
second, Sam Weller third. Time, 1:O2 IL.
The Winners Mt Nashville.
NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov. 12.-The
weather was unusually cold at Cumber-
land Park to-day and the attendance fair.
Two favorites and a second choice and
one outsider landed the money Sum-
maries
First race-hve furlongs-Balthar (s6.
Gardner, 4 TO u first, Zero second, Willie
II. third. Time, 1:O3.
Second race-six furlongs-Clara Bauer
Ql2,J. Hill, to 100 first, Futcher c. sec
ond, Florence NJ. third Time, Ill.
Third race-seven furlongs-Prime Min
lister ga, Cassln, ? 20 81 first. Prince Carl
second. Leohard Il. third. Time. l:lI IL:
Dick Q07, Freeman. 10 u first, Two
O'clock second, ST. Cyr third Time
1903.
Firth race-Declared off
Sixth race-hve furlongs-John II; QOi'
McCue, 2 TO u first, Denver second Lee
grande third. Time 1893 IL.
Racing at leXlngtlD.
LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 12.-This was
the opening day OF the races mere anu
The attendance was 1000, the track SOod,
and the sport fine. Four favorltes ana
two outsiders took the six races ana inc
talent Jared we'll summaries; - ro-
First race-siX furlonss. Clnuc {. uOo'
c, Graham. II to u hrst, Salvation sec
ond. Prince Imperial third. Time; l:lGt.
Second race-fOur and half furlongs-
Spiritualist 0OS, Perkins, Ii to - hrst
Tenor second, Goodwin third. Time. .j6i2
Third race-mile and fifty yards. Glorl-
ana (SJ Perkins. TO - first Judith sec
ond, Eli third Time, l6la.
Fourth race-one mile.-Egbert pOI,
Clayton) first, Renavon second, Traverse
Firth race-one mile.-Halma clayton,
EVEN first. Tough Timber second, Ace
third Time. 1903.
Sixth race-four and a half furlongs-
Carrie Lysle 00S. Perkins. TO - first,
Pleasantly second. Avalanche third. Time,
81