Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-18
TURF EVENTS NOIAelt'
Tn. winners at 81. Asnph's and H'se'
.h.r.-Jockey Grimm Falls.

vvAsf1INGToN. d. c.. November H.
4, st Asaph's to-day the weather wa
raw and lowering, a few drops w .a
falling. The track, however was III '"'
condition. and the attendance a'ei'e.'
po,,- nr,rnn fayorites and one secohu-
ohoIca we're pIcked by the talent, anu '"e
o,,,siaer landed only by an accident "n1n
Griffin fell off Lady Violet whlcn
lowed Our Jack to capture the ,ho
Niley went TO the post faVorl'e -. 80
onenIng event, selling at 10 o.
onening at Z to 5. and selling up " .
Drelbund was also heaVliy oaoA.u sor
"a the other ranging up to 81 10 ioi
Samaritan. After eating up "I "a "a ID
On getting Off. Miley secured some az
,,a,sogn In onIy a fair send-off, and leu
e. within n few feet of the wire, Wheh
Dreibund. who had gradually crawleu up
came M In a hot drive and reacheu th7
wire a neck IN front. Tuscan was 'hi'u'
four lengths back. ,o,,d
Darkness was the choice In the secohu'
az TO 3: Polydora, at IL 10 o. san,
Weller AT 4 TO /, and White wings anu
yvulia McAuliffe at 400 to /. Glees0ine
GO, tho mace around to the head OF the
chute where Darkness took the leau anu an.
carried II to the wire. winning H@iiu'i'
by n length. min
The Maurine colt was played 10 WIN
the fourth at II to TO- Festival was IT,,
at to 1, Pretence third, ana tlc o' 80
inward. Festival showed the way
the home-stretch. The Maurine colt iieH
emo out Of the bunch, and after rat
fling drive reached the string nan "
length of Festival. ..,.o
Isdv Violet was prohibitive favorite
AZ 10 In the fifth, with Our JacA
selling at 7 to 2 and Assignee at lVO 10 l.
Iadv Violet had a good lead past inc
s,and and 10 the turn. where her JoGneS;
CrIfin fell of. Our Jack took ilIse
money nv a length. Lady Violet ran the
n,,ter.rail and finished In front oil tne
o,bors. and then ran two ana nan
miles before being stopped. Griiiih was
not much hurt.
Prince George, In the last was ahoti ,r =
out favorite. with a few books hahsin ~
on TO y and the principal specuia,ioh
IT. FOR the place. Pulitzer, Specula-
tion. and Void were played in the order
named. BIackfoot led until tho back
stretch was reached. but the race was
never afterward In doubt, for Prince
George went out and won handily Win
Void a length and q half back.
SUMMARIZES.
First race-seiling. half mile-Dreibund
| 90 Sims, to y won. Miley second
| Tuscan third. Time 10 Ia.
Second race-seiling, six furlongs-Dark-
ness a0| Griffin, 70 % won, Gleesome
second. Polydora third Time, i16 ~.
Third race-selling, one and one-eighth
miles-Song and Danoe O05. Griffin, ! TO q
won. Miss Dixie second. Bess McDuii
third. Time. 1856 H.
Fourth race-seiling, half mile-Mau-
4 nlota n I'm EpStl-
val second, Iroglen (gelding) third. Time
| col
Fifth race-one mile-Our Jack 0o5
| Sims, TO q won. Assignee second. Lady
Violet Giderless) last. Time, Ia 3-A.
Sixth race-seliing seven furlongs-
Prince George Qi6 Sims, TO and out
won, Void second. Speculation third
! Time. 1912
| CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN, November H.
| The weather at Cumberland Park ,to-da,
| was cold. in striking contrast 10 that o
yesterday. Rain the night before lef
! the track muddy. Not q single favorit
won. most OF the races being won b.
horses at large odds. W. l.. Munsor
| had the hurdle-race won. but In makini
the jump at the half Strube fell OH. III
escaped unhurt. Summaries:
Kuhn. to u won. Golden Hope second
Harry Lyman third. Time. 1:2o.
Second race-seven furlongs-St. Pan
| creas Q12 Freeman, 10 TO u won, Eura
MIA second. Elano third Time. 1907.
Third race-seling, five AMI a half fur
longs-Ransom go. Cassin. 10 j won
Aunt Jane second, Menus third. Time
III.
Fourth race-selllng four furlo1gs-
Florence NJ. Q02. Kuhn. to y won. Ab
bess second, w. T. Ellis third. Time
1854
FIFTH race--sellng, six furlongs-San
Farmer OO6, Shields. TO y won Hyme,
second. Sly lisbon third. Time lib
Sixth race-hurde one and one-siS
teenth miles-Uncle Frank Oio. Mchuron
5 to y won, Speculation second li'n'
2O7. -
LEXINGTON. KY. November Ito
days races were run before an enormou
crowd. and the sport was excellent Bet
ting was heavy, and the booAmaker
closed big winners. Summaries:
First race-seven furlongs-lnterior won
sister Anna second, Ellen Douglass third
Time, 1913 IL.
Second race-one mie-Ren Avon won
Orinda second, Pittsburg third. Time
Las 81
Third race-fve and one-half furlongs-
Canewood won, Pelleas second, Alaban
third. Time. Ill 81.
Fourth race-Six furlonss-Galena won
Lewiston second, Theus third. Time, 81
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Sir Loin wo
sniritualist second, La Creole third. Time
1a5 IL.
sixth receive furlongs-Say Whe
won. Horace Argo second, Oakley third
Time, 105.