The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-26
clJrFunD DBFHIrs 70 IAn6fAN
For the Montgomery stakes ut hsi"p"'s
Th. f:arr- Elsewhere.

MEMPHIS. TENN. April 21.-The iea-
lures of the last days racing was warm
clear weather. a large attendance, small
fields. favorites winning at pronlDitlNe
ords and Chords easy victory ONci
W rambien ia the Montgomery StaheS'
Ii Vas a neck and neck morse rae ~
six furlOngs. which distance Was Sy'cto'
i'm l:l5. Then the mare Jagged anu III
ford vas pailcd up 10 let heT lap u.tn
until they came into the stretch. mere
the mighty son Of Bramble was gwen
his head sufficiently to forge two lengths
IN front OF Joe Hooker : daughter me
mare was ridden hard until me eisntn
pole was reached. then NhilaiDs sa"
there was no chance Pey ana ram ram an the
way ana was beaten twelve Iene'"9'
First race-purse 500, for three-year-
olds and upwards, for starters ana non
winners at the meeting, SIX icrlonss.
Hiberria Queen O. to y won easily, iteVe-
nuc second. Capt. Drane third Time,
second race-pvrse SiOo, for two-year-
olds. four furiongs.-Fertile q 10 lol
first. Trifacial second. Mary Lou third,
Third :ace--the Montgomery stakes.
5000 added. net value 10 the winner,
sils5. nile and an eighth.-Clinord q 10
"A first. sNo Tambien second, Peytonld
third. Time, l:571s.
Fourth ~race-seliIng, purse 500, seven
furiongs.-Fcrrier Il to y first. zen. hoss
second. Simrock third. Time 3dis,
Fifth race-purse 500. handicap Tor
three-vear-olds and upward. mile and
a Observation-Disclosures q TO - nrst,
Prince Carl second, King Lee third. Time
1:iOia.
sixth race-purse 500, for three-year,
olds and upward. that have run until
placed at the meeting. six f~urlonss---
Senator Iroy q 10 y first. OXFORD Second
Lady Gay third. Time, III.
THE WINNERS At MADISON.
MADISON. ILL, April ~25.-Ivanhoe and
Aciloiam were the only winning favor
ties to-day. heavily-backed third CHOICES
taking the first and third races. Attend
arce large. weather cloudy, and track
fast. Summaries:
First ~race-selling, five and a half FUR
i~ongs.-Majo, Dripps first. Tradesman
second, Seafoam third. Time. 1:lS12
Second race-selllng. five and a hall Tur-
longs.-Ivanhoe first. False second. Head
long third. Time. lib.
Third race--four and a half furlongs.I
Agnes II. third. Time, 30.
Fourth race-selling, six turlongs.--tree-
dom first. Bushrcnger second, Col. wheat
ley third. Tine, 1:3I:
Fifth race-selling, five and a half fur
iongs.-Acilojam first. Romeo second. MY
Partner third. Time. 1:l2&i.
Sixth race-sell.ng. SIX and a hall fur
longs. Uncle John first. Morgan O. sec
ond, Henry Jenkins third. Time. l-2f44-
TWO FAyoRrEs WON AT RCBy.
CHICAGO, ILL. April 1.-TWO first
picks and three seconds captured the
purses at Roby to-day. summaries:
FIRST ~race-selling. five-eighths OF a
mile.-Bob Wagner first, Mary second,
st. Adams third. Time, Los.
Second race-half a mile.-havina {.
first, Hayti second, Nat Goodwin third.
Time. .5ih.
Third rsce-selling. nine-sixteenths of
a mie.-Luc.nda first, Cottonade second
Hyman third. Time, l:00ls-
Fourth race%-handicap, n~ve-eighths oil
a m~ile.-Outlook first. Dalsyrian second
Text third. Time. 1:0f2.
Fifth race-seling. nine-siXteenths OF a
mile.-King stock first. Eli second, Nevay
third. Time. l:OOia.
THE WINNERS At SAN FRANCISCO
SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-Weather
fair and cold and track good. Sum
maries.
First ~race-scant six furlongs. selling
Blue and White first. SEASIDE second,
Nellie Van third. Time. l:ljle.
Second r~ace-fouT and a half furlongs,
maiden twO-year-olds--F.nd out hrsi.
Foremost second, Nellie +. Peyton (hliy)
third. Time. .5Ila.
Third race-seven furlongs, selling
Inferno first. Boston Boy second, st.
Fourth race-seven furlongs, selling
Herald first. Orizaba second, Kyiand
third. Time. 1:29%4.
Fifth race-hve furlongs, selling
Clacquer first. Red Light second, Bill
Howard third. Time, lo2i2.