The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
RACING IN THE RAIN.
Two FAvorites and Tive Outsiders Won.
Enfriea for To Day

CHICAGO, March Five races were
run I'm the rain at Roby to-day Of which
two We're won by favOrites and two by
outsiders. The last race was won by
a second choice. Horsemen in the East
and New Orleans are wiring for accom-
modatOns but are all notified that the
stables are fun. Summaries:
First race-hve furlongs Warren Lee
land first, Blackburn second Wandering
Nun third. Time. 1881
Second race-selling two-year-olds.
three furlongs-Babe Murphy first, j. j.
Douglas second, Aldcarry third. Time,
Third race-seiling. nine-slxteenths of
a mile-Miss Bette :. first QuestOr
second, Tamerlane third. Time. l:06
Fourth race-handicap, seven furlongs
Sewaunnee first Hymn second, Azreal
third. Time as.
Fifth race-selling. three-quarters Of
mile.-Eli kindig first Maggie Murphy
second Indigo third. Time. 1:344
Entries at Madison for To-Day.
First race-eleven Of a milo
selling Labrador, rs. Barker Harrison
IS. Judge Thurman, 80: Tom Crouch. qs
Cole Younger %; Texas Kid, i07. Al
Orth. lO3: John Francis, 81; X. of r., l0S:
Bessie Awnes, So; Mart. 90.
Second race-eleven-siXteenths Of a mile
selling.-Sam. b., So. Adjuster. 80: Little
Fellow. Jr, los, Sonoma Boy, 100; Picca-
dilly. 1O4: Ivanhoe. 100; Acilojam. u.s. Roy.
100: Ed. Glenn, 1o3; Governor Brown, lO7;
Uncle John. III.
Third race-hve-eighths OF mile. sell
inq-SIicO IS; Irregular, 100, Cactus Bios
som. 81: Lady Belle. 50; Frank Ellis, 81;
Montell, 81 Andiphone, 81, chicago 80
Fourth race-eleven-sixteenths OF mile.
selling Silent 92; The Indian. IS, Straight
ont, lO7; Sleepy Fred. s2' Laruestan. 81;
Austral. 10S Beetor lOi; Southernest, "a;
Buckthorn. IS; Viola G., 30, Capuiin ~
fifth race-three-quarters OF mile.
seuing.-Kildare, 10; Hubert lO2; Larue,
95. pan Farrell 9S: John r., lO2 Irene H.,
i03. Jennie s.. lO2. Moonlight, 90; Jewel,
9J: Costa Rica, l0S, Piquante, luz.
sixth race-three-quarters or a mile,
selling Belshazzar, 1913; Pioneer. lO3' Sim
rock. lO7: Jim Head, lO6; Bushranger' soi
| Oliver twist. rs: Arthur c., lN, Florella,
lO2, Wild Huntress. 50; Colonel b l0i'
Results at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. March First race
| five-eighths of a mile.-Billy Duncan
| (even) first Consgnee second SANFORD
Second receive furlongs Excelsior
| % 10 ID first, Looking Backward second
Maggie Beck third. Time, lol2 -
TO u first. Forest King second. Cutlery
third Time. IAN -,-
Fourth race-siX and half furlongs.-
Henry Owsley first, Coronet second, Red
John third. Time, ;Svh ,,.,o,ws
Fifth race-five and halt turlonss.-
Sewing Girl 90 10 u first, The Bully sec
ond, Burrells Billet third. Time. III.
A Large Crowd.
EAST ST. LOUIS, March Three
thousand persons attended the races TO-
daV In five of the six races the finishes
were stubbornly contested.
First race ve-eighths of mile. sell
inC.-Hiram Argo first. Collector second
Envy third Time. ;O6ia
second race-three-quarters or mile.
selIinR.-Izel first, I'll PasO second, High
Wayman third. Time, l:2Oia
Third race-three-quarters Of mile,
handicap. Startling first, Bingo second
Haroldne third. Time. 100.
Fourth race-three-quarters OF mile,
selling Russell Grey first, Ceverton sec
ond Eunlce third. Time, l.2Oh.
Firth race three-quarters OF a mile
cbisvick first Miss Kitty second, Phila-
delphia third Time. i:2OR.
Sixth ce-five-eighths OF "A mile, sell
ing.-GO Lucky first. Baycurt second,
Traymore third. Time, l:O6ai