The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-06
70 TAMBIEN'S VICTORY.
SMITHS GOOD MOVE WINS THE IN
IUaURAL list. LOUIS.
Closely Followed by IfiFhiapd-Ciose or n
Most Successful Meeting At Nash
viIIe-Results Elsewhere.

slow. the sun struggled through the
clouds at noon, and when the bugle
Grounds this afternoon 300 people had
passed the turnstiles Thirty-iive book
makers were kept busy handling the
money that fairly poured in on them.
| Six good horses were slated 10 start for
the Inaugural, the event OF the day. and
70 Tambien and Ethel Gray were about
evenly favored by the betters.
The muddy track seemed favorable TO
| 70 Tambien, who opened at 3 to .. Ethel
Gray opened and closed at to /. Service
| remained stationary at to l. Highland
was the next pick at 8 and 10 to l. Roy
Lochiers supporters backed him down
rank outsider at 20 to /. Jack White. the
latter's owner. backed his colt heavily
to show. TO good start the bunch got
off with Chiswick in front, Ethel Gray
second and Highland third Chiswick
soon dropped back, however, and Ethel
| Gray took the lead. followed by Highland
| and Yo Tabien. At the first turn High
land and 70 Tambien passed Ethel Gray
| Smiths mare winning by the narrowest or
! margins. Ethel Gray fell back In the
stretch, while Chiswick and Service both
| came fast Whites colt secuted third
| money by nose from Service The pair
| were length back OF the first two. Ethel
| Gray was two lengths behind Service and
about the same distance ahead OF Roy
Lochiel.
George Taylors work on Yo Tamblen,
considering that he arrived from Mem
phis this morning, and was too tired TO
get more than q bare victory out OF his
mount was Of the highest order.
Ham piloted Pekin. Is TO /. through TO
the wire in the fourth race In one OF the
closest decisions Of the day. In the fifth
race Eolic first choice. and Van Zant
ran up to form, and favored In the bet
ting as they finished. McCone. the favor
tie, won a close finish from Major prtpps
in the last event. Aside from bad start
f1na Of
The FAIRGROUNDS Association wish IL
understood that they are in perfect ac-
cord with the American Turf Congress,
and all limitations that they Will act IN
dependent OF that body are groundiess.
Summary:
First r4ce-six furlongs.-Miss Kitty
first, Cass second, Areline third. Time,
Ia IA.
Second race-four furlongs.-Dora II. |
Wood first, Hattie BELOW second, Danld |
third. Time. SO H.
Third race-the Inaugural, guaranteed
value 81 500, six furlongs.-Yo Tambien |
first. Hi HAND second, Chiswick third. |
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenths Of
a mile.-Pekin first, Guide second. Wedge |
field third. Time. 1851 IL.
Fifth race-one mile.-Eoiic FIRST First |
Chance second, Van Zants third. Time |
$50 -.
skill race-one mne-Dony income first,
Major Dripps second. Dillon third. Time
l:5l IA
CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
NASHVILLE. TENN, May 5.-Ihe
spring meeting at Cumberland faIk
closed to-day under favorable auspices
and with fair track. me atlehudnct
numbered about 1000, and the talent
almost swept the board, five nrst PICKS
landing the money and Oxford being al
most an equal choice with Gratz Hdhley
in the last The meeting has been both
a financial and artistic success. ScOg-
gin Brothers won the largest amount OF
mOney-Sj, NO. The Charter OAK stables
come next, with $500 Buckrene was
the largest winning horse, he landing
prizes worth $500. The sport to-day
was tame all finishes being open. sum
maries:
First race-one mlle.-Henry Young.
10 Cassin q TO y first, Equity second,
Lajoya third. Time, lHfr
Second race-hYe furiongs.-Fetile, 10, !
Martin q to - first, Plunker second,
Mayola third. Time. 1:0Ji2.
Third race-brood- stakes, $1,000
added, four furlongs.-Kitty Scott, III,
Martin Il TO - first, Fan Fange second,
Bukley third. Time, 81.
Fourth race-seven furlongs.-Domingo.
1Oj, Perkins @ to u first, Somersault
second, Salvation third. Time. l:3O.
The Queen. lO7. A. Clayton Is 10 - |
first, Peabody second, Crevasse third.
SIKH race-seyen furlongs.-Oxford
|
second, Florence NJ. third. Time 1:32.
THE wINNELs AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, May 5.-The six races at
Hawthorne to-day were equally divided |
between favorites and second choices, |
much to the satisfaction OF the talent
who also made a $1,000 winning on AO
Tambiens victory at St Louis. sum
maries
First race-half a mlle.-Dejure first
Voshun second, Medic third. Time. 81.
Second race-one inile.-HawthOrne |
first, Logan second, Tfsit third. Time.
/ 40.
Third race-eleven-sixteen Of a mile
Wightman first Joe Murphy second, Pat
Mslloy. Jr.. third. Time, 1:5S.
Fourth race-five-eighths Of . mile
Otteyana first, Gold Dust second. Mon
roevla third. Time, 800.
Fifth race-three-quarters Of mile
Freddie l.. r. first, Onyx second, Vic
toria third. Time, 1:2ll2
Sixth race-siX furongs-St. Nicholas
first, Good Bye second, Consistent third.
Time, 1:22.
CLOSE OF THE MEETING AT BOBy.
CHICAGO. May j-'The spring meeting
at Roby closed to-day with card OF
seven races. Not favorite won, the
purses going to second choices and long
shots. Summaries:
First race-four and a half furlongs.-
Shy Ellen first, Moderate second, Nat
Goodwin third Time 1929.
Second race-half a mile -Kittie g.
first. Margaret Ann second, piccidnie
third. Time, SC
Third race-fve furlongs-Red jim first
TippecanOe second, Headlight third.
Time, 1:10B.
Fourth race-six furlongs. -Dago first.
Vevay second outlook third. Time ;
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THE RESULTS AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-Weather }
clear and track faS. Summaries: q
First race-fvc and a half furiongs-
Floy first, Chevalier second Banjo third {
Time. 1:0SH. ,
Second race-scant six furlongs Title
S. first Boston Boy second. Jennie Deane ,
third. Time, ia.
Third race-fve furlonss. Flash stakes :
Bellicose first. Monterey second Bey Al
fonzo third. Time, 02.
Fourth race-eleven-siXteenths Of
nile.-Zobair first. Hot Spur second. Sir
Reel third Time. 1:40i4
Fifth race-one mile. gentleman's race