The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-24
BOOKIES BROKE LOSERS.
FOUR IA VoRITEs LANDED FIRST AT
ST. AsAPH
FIirt Outcln,sed Her Fieid-Specinl Race
for the 29th-Ibe other
Events.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-The penciller'
broke losers AT the st. Asapn rack 10
day, four fayofites ilnlshlhs ~ me
day opened clear anu sum- ",-' q iail
track, but the last TWO RACES "e'e fuN
The only exciting finish was in the
fourth race. when the three horses ~
the lead reached the wire neaas apaIt.
The opening event was pretty contest
for a large iield, Economist winning hahd-
Jack the Jew won easily in the second,
and the fight for the place resulted al
dead heat between buche!e ana heu
ffiirt was thought to so far outclass her
field in the third that she went TO the
post a favorite at almost prohlDitVt
odds. Her hackers were rewarded oy
the easy defeat of Panway Leornardo
with odds-on, came in on galIop, in the
seven furlong contest. rr..,,.
The closing event was g1tt TO Hullnut
Senator Vest getting the place by three
lengths, from Ninety-oeVen' III, .
a special six furlong race VIII De run
on Thanksgiving between Prince
| George Ql5) and Galilee' Dertargilla and
Ed. Kearney, l05 each. SUMMARIES.
First race, six and one,han fau lr.
yon second, Governor Fifer third' Time
Second race. six furlongs Jack the
Jew Q0S, Sims, even first; DEAD neat be-
tween Buckeye and Red Top for the
p' Third race ace six tx hrlongs.-Flrt glo
Sims. TO ~ first, PauWdy second star
Actress third. Time. lI6 ii
Fourth race; six fgriohss gst pd TyInIr
second. Little Tom third. Time; l:l6 H.
Fifth race. seven furlongs .-Leornardc
| O0l Griffin. 4 to 81 first, Ella Reed second
Thurston third. Time, 1;29 "a. ga.
sixth race, five furlongs .-Hullnut Qlo
Macy s 10 II first, Senator Vest second
Ninety-Seven third. Time, 1903 81.
ruRrE FAvoRIrEs WYNN Rs.
NAaHVIILE TENN. Nov 23-The
| rain Yesterday morning left the track al
| Cumberland Park quite heavy to-day
Though the weather was threatening, the
| attendance was good. Three tavortes
! a second and third choice won. sum
maries: ~
First race. six furlongs.-Ciee Whiz dO4
]. Hill EVEN FIRST, Amanda p. second,
Charlie 3. third Time, l;l9.
Second race selling I'VE ersi %9rcb a
second Followday third. Time 1904 IL.
Third race. selling six furlongs. Miss
Matte OO4. ! Hill 2 TO u first, Equation
second, W. T Ellis third. Time, rs l-z'
Fourth race, five and one-half furlongs'
-Rasper d0, Berger, T. u first, Flash
second, Mercury third. Time, III,
Fifth race .Slling one mile.-'St Pancras
nOi McCue. 4 to d first, Renaud second
Mdrlel thlrd. Time 10 -
FACING OK NJ DDY TRACK.
LEXINGTON, KY Nov 3.-To-day
the governors OF the Kentucky Assoela-
ton decided to continue the meeting
until next Thursday. The races were
run over a muddy track, and Consequent
ly were not up to the standard sum
maries
First race-four and half furlongs.-
Mary Lou 0OS A. Clayton, TO - lrst.
Princess Rose second, Doctor Reed third.
Time, 90
Second race--seven furlongs.-The Iron
master 400 Brooks, 10 - first, Carrie
H. second, Renavon third. Time, 1914.
Third race-five furlongs.-Tenor Olu,
Thorpe, 5 to u first CanewoOd second,
Oakley third. Time l;0j4.
Fourth race--one mile.-Cass GO1 j.
Perkins, 3 to y first, The queen second,
Charity third. Time, l.iGh.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs.-
Summer Coon DOS, Leigh, to y nrst.
Goodwin second, Kennedy third. Time,
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