The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
GOOD DAY FOE FdtO"AiLS.
Majority OF Them Win ~ '"' Various
Tracks Yest.rdax The summarize.

EAST ST. LOUIS. April THE weather
and track were all that could De desired,
and nearly all the events W.. - aH9
the finishes exciting. -Four lasor ,i. ana
two well-backed third cno'0eS were re-
turned winners. Summary ~
First race-hve-eighths OF niue sell
ing. -Bayard first. Uintah secohu' rom
Stevens third. Time. 100 i. -,
Second race-three-quMterS ~ a ihlie'
sclling.-Hiram Argo first. MORGAN g.
second. Luke Richards third. Time l:22.
Third race-iiye-eighths OF a mhe, purse.
Schuyikill first. Betty Badger second,
John Dunn third. Time, 90 -
Fourth race eieven-siIteen'ns Oh mile,
purse.-Bayview first. Viola Z. second.
Mira third. Time. lis Ii
Fifth race-seven-elghtns OF mile, sell
ing.-Aly Partner first Miss iNitty second,
Russell Grey third. Time, :5i -. ~
sixth race-three-quarieIs -V Vl sod inl,s'
selling.-Peralto nrst. Archbishop second,
Davezac third. Time i:-J r.
Entrir- IA M.di-on for Today
First sce-eleven-sixteenths or
Iohn y fol. loo ia: Edmund Con-
nelly. l34: BeetoD. ~: Boutonniere,
100: False. 100. Doncaster, l-l' Little
fellow, IA: Nocalize. IN.
Second race~iye-e-si.IH,Ss u ,o1 'n nos;
Boy. 100; Mt. McGregor. lU,, Control,
iOi; Laura b., lOi. Creole nli Nancy
Hakcs. lO.; Governor Brown, lO', Sonoma
Boy, lO7
selling.-Steye jerome. ~ hinS SOLO
mon. 124: Viola c., 100; san BIAS, III
Scotland. 10. Chicago. ~; NewsbOy,
1876. Tom Thumb 100, Jack Denison'
l2l; Sea Foam, III
Fourth race -three-quartefs or mile
selling. Douglass 10; Joe Courtney, ia
BaLsach. III; Malaga, lV'; lie Ciever'
10: Bravourina, 20, Eollc, 10; 1t. HUI
bert. rs: Uncle John, llo, }. Il. FREED
ZIG: Marge. lOt.
seling.-Tartar, ll6. Majeila, lOi' Head
long. io6: Sligo. IL: censor. IL; Prince
PeytOn. IL: Republic. 40; Reuben fayne
IL; Disturbance. 40.
sixth acknowledging OF lnle
sclling.-COl. Wheatly ~; Guido, l3;
Henry jenkins. 100; Little Nell %; SAFE
Home. IS; Dickerson, iVS; Billy Sunder-
land. 9s; Tube Rose, -.
~ NrwD loans.
First race-purse So three-year-olds
and upwards selling three-quariers Of q
miie.-Brakeman Give 20 two and Fannie
Williams tive to one) ran dead heat,
Stee Nuke third. Time, 1.2J. in the rum
OF Brakeman won by six lengths.
second race-purse- slD, selling. five
eighths Of a mile.-Ethel w. dive 10 two
first The Bully second, Nellie >. thlrd.
Time / .05.
Third rdce-purEe SZol. SrlilnS, slN anu
q half furlongs- SirC -four 10 tvel
first. Bryan second. Denver third. Time
! % 81.
Fourth raco-purse 500. handicap. three
year-olds and upwards. one mile and
seventy yarGs.-Pomfret eight TO one
first. B1realis second, FoOtrunner third.
Time. Lao IL.
Fifth race-purse 500 selling. one mile
Emma Mac three 70 one) iirst. Judge
Morrow second, Last Chance shird Time,
1916 ii.
rou- Favor'tes Won ~ Hnby.
CHICAGO. April 2.-The players Of f.
vorites were successful In -four Of the I'VE
races az ROby to-day. Bret hnfte, ~ iiNe
10 one. was the only outsider TO WIN
summary:
First race-four furlongg-2ed Cross
first. Harold second. Margaret Ann third
Time 80.
second race-four and a half furlones. -
Kingstock first. Caesar second, Nubian
third. Time. 1903.
Third race-fve furlongs.. Bret Harte
first Aunt Ida second, MickleJohn third.
Fourth receive .furiongs. -Rancocas
FIRST skadi second, Eiberon third. Time
i.l7 -.
Fifth race-seven .furlongs.-George w,
first. Ulster second, Headlight thlrd
Time l.Jl.