The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
BAD DAY FOR FAV0RITES
D0SBINs AND HENKY or NAvAhRs
Born BEATEN At GRAVBSEND,
And that by Twenty to one shot-Gothain
Wins the fremont stskes-Resuits
of the Races Elsewhere.

GRANESEND, May IA large cIO"u
was attracted TO the track to-day by the
programme which was presented. 1t was
a grand day for the sport, the weather
being clear and pleasant. The track
though wet underneath was dry upon
the surface. and was, everything con-
sidered, In good shape. The talent met
with defeat after defeat to-day, only
one favorite winning. Among the inter-
esting events on the card was the Ire
mont stakes and the Fort Hamilton
handicap. In the former event the lro.
uuois Golf Gotham somewhat redeemed
his reputation and was landed an easy
winner by Snapper" Garrison. Ndll%',,
who defeated Gotham a lew uays aso, g.
Is said owing 10 a STICKY uaUn' - 80
long post Garrison gave Gotham ms
head ana passed Walter as thoush ne
was standing still. -. ,.,.
one of the surprises OF tne Jay m St
the winning of the Fort Hamilton hanoi
cap by John Cooper, twenty 10 one
shot Considerable money had Deeh
placed on Henry Of Navarro; but ~
bins was the favorite at odds OF elsl'
ia five, John Cooper and Henry OF Na-
varre raced neck and neck down ele
home stretch, but just after the ldsI
furlong post had been passed IL Mas
seen that the latter was ridden ou., anu
barely
First race-for all ages, heavy hahulcdP'
one ,npe-Pickpocket as, DOggett, eVe)
first. Picknlcker second Mauilu 'i''"'
Time. l:H IL. III. and IN
wards. selling, six furlongs. uLipertlhe w.
Macklin. to - first Shelly Iuttle secohu'
Uoev third. Time, LA IL.
Third race-the fremont stakes iOr
two-year-ods six furl0nsSsCot GUIANA Sir Sir
Garrison, 5 to p first, NaitIer Se0O''U' ga
Calahad third Time, lilo il. ,
Fourth race-the Fort Hamilton nanol-
cap. for three-year-Olds, one mile ana ID d
furlong-Johp Cooper oi Say MrDem second.
Hornpipe third. Time, 1855 Ia. IL
Fifth race-for maiden two-year-olus,
five furlongs.-Daric 0i2 II. Jones, $ 20 .
first, sabrina CcolD second CALIFORNIA;
M SWIM W race-for three-year-olds and up
wards which have run ana VOL ~ 49,,
and a sixteenth.-Sir Walter az, DOGGY,
TO - first, Sir Excess secOlu' -"04"N'
third. Time, l:4J.
GREAT sPoRT AT LAroS1A.
CINCINNATI OHIO. May 29.-The rae
ing AZ Iatonia to-day was over a fast
track before large crowd, ana IN All re-
spects the most exciting Of the meeting
Three finishes with the three ledulhs
horses scarcely holds a parallel to rarity,
but that IS what the spectators saw al
Latonia to-day. Three favorites and three
third choice horses won the SIX events.
The Ciipsett stakes, worth 800 10 me
winner. was captured by Kitty Give after
a very pretty struggle with Katharine.
FIRST race-six furlongs.-Flora Thorn
ton 49, Washam, 4 to u first, Iarln ke-
form second, Lulu Mclean third. Time.
Second race-selling. one mlle.-Anna
DOL, 4. Clayton. 10 lO) first. Anna Mayes
second, Little Ed third. Time IA Il.
Third racea free handicap, mile and
seven yards.--Rey FL Santa Anita dl3.
Van Kuren. 3 TO - n-st, Sgurd second,
The Governness third. Time 1:45 II.
Fourth race-Ciipsett stakes. worth 81
$50 TO the winner five furlongs.
Give 012 Overton. 6 to 81 first, Katharine
second. La Liesta third. Time, i:02 II;
Fifth race-nine-siXteent Of mile
Ellsworth O15, J. Hill. 4 TO - first sun
burst second Joe Mack third. Time,
sixth race-slx furlongs.-Calleen 90.
Kuhn. 4 to II first, Mote second, King
Chart third Time, l;l6 ii.
ZIG SURPRISE A. ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May 29.-There was an
awful damp to-day I'm the ilith race Wheh
Artie Fern. 80 10 /, defeated ms lleid'
But two favorites won Weather me.
First ace-three-quarters of mile
Nonsense first. Blake second. Winston
Second race-sening mile and an eighth.
-Lockport first, Old Pepper second VIDA
thlfd. Time, LOO %.
Third race-sellng, hve-eghths Of
mile-Madeline first, Black Tiger second,
DOrah Wood third. Time, Los.
Fourth race-mile and sixteenth
Highland first, WekOta second Maid Ma
riah third. Time. 40.
Fifth race-three quarters Of a mile
Artie Fern first. Startling second, Brad
shaw third Time 1:l6 81.
Sixth race-seling, mile and an eighth
Dago first, 81. Brandon second, Little
George third. Time l.57 H.
GOOD THINGS GO WRONG At HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. May 29.-Three good things
went wrong at Hawthorne to-day, but
as three Weil-played favOrites We're sue
cessful the talent did not get much the
worst of the days sport. summary:
First race-four and One-half furlOngs-
Babe Murphy first, Coreau second,
Katie b.. third. Time. 81.
Second race-five-eighths OF miie-Tom
Griffin first, Jack Wilson second Rosa
mond third. Time, l:03 IL.
Third race-one miie-Pretender first,
Ranger second, Fancy third. Time. :i5.
Fourth race-seVen-eight Of mile
Gold Dust first. Amelia May second,
Ethel third. Time 1903 II.
Fifth race-fVe-eighthS Of mile-W1l-
liam r. first, Rudolph second, Glee Boy
third Time, 1903 IA.
Sixth race-handicap hurdles, one and
one-eighth Of a miie-Bell Ringer first.
Templemore second, Gazette third. Time,