The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29

HE weather DIT 81.
T - Asaphs to-day was
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6mfk rather chilly; attend
$EAS H ance good, and the
-.EeESLJ track last. The
r{T<fISySc SsT spectators and
sa3&sEFiEEfwxD bOOAies quit even on
34f4sAtE,/TSryd, the day, three iay-
sT Xxx c. orites and three out
t.sIX. a siders winning. None
kx9S1esSsM OF the outsiders,
JAZZ however. were see
w. Ond choice.
Moderocio was counted mucu the best
OF those M the opening event. and ear
ried most OF the straight money - , TO
2 down to Z 70 -. MOderOciO early took
the front, ana was never headed. u0t
being driven under the last sixteenth.
I'm the second race Governor IIter was
first to show, followed by Trump. They
ran in TINS order before the bunch unul
bounding INTO the chute. where FIfar gave
up and Trump looked like "a winner.
Right under the wire Kilkenny came ~
rapidly and took the purse ny 20 nose
Trump was a short length before Uncle
jim, third. Runyop walked iu the last
lame, after being thd place on the back
stretch.
Mcintyre was a warm choice m tire
third, selling an 10 g. Black NINk set
hot pace. and iu the back s1rstch ..,
Mclntyrs by four lengths ard ODD. others
twenty lengths morI. Coming down tho
chute Mcintyre closed the gap and Nuu
hanIlly pE length and a n1if. B,uo
Hawk.
Tne seven two-yelr-olds in th, fourth
race We're alI more ur less played I'D win.
A' '.,, C 80, .e 'e.'! N'.a,ty - 10
n.S.r I,r~rt ~ l ...'' "'-.~ ~ Wa
ierctbs v.i,I ror..-.. . ... '.-.t ny Nle
of Asia. after t.a .ati., b.. us D" ,.o"t
'% rb,,rs Gage - So,n5 'i ,he way 'roun.
r,,, 81 t,',irLt ,,,..,' 2 ti,3ie'
rim shovel The v.,t NJ, '.' ...a. '.l5
bant et~ntDb ,,.b.,,. ...... w.. DID me
command and held il ts t.a ..-. NIX
George Dixon a length back the slme
distance before Ihurstor
Andrews ana Tie Elise Morrison dl,
had nlp-and-tucN race 0u fHD boards
for the choice ot hrtterS w hcu iH. uu-le
blew Andrews hd a little ih. best of II
AZ 20 %, ne my Dem. 4,4'lIl AT u 20
was reached. where Elise Morrison HUU
moved % the fore. and Andrews Yea he'd
third place.
1t was q lively scramble from the last
turn' ana Andrews reached me wire IN ne
eau tHe MY next ana NdFdhoe ihlrd
9uiiliuaIIe'.
ltot race SIN am a. haH IuIIo.fA-
MoietoeIo Tvs siills, 10 ~. l,St LUCK
eve second, Jfuepenuy ihiri Time.
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Second race-SeIliug. six furIonEs- Kill
kenny uo5. kcc1e, 90 ID FIRST Trump
Third raCc-seliug. seven fgrl0uEs Me
!.'6nJ Rl,s 9' 1.5rt 10 '''N ga"
Fourth race-seIlIrs Six l.riorss-Vo-
cali;y GS Leary. % ID arst. Forager
second. Asia third Time. II- D.
Iltth rlCe-selllng. seven fIrOngs
Maior-Geueral do5. Griffin 8 to ID first
George Dixon second Thur-t9u third
Time. l.5U
Sixth race-sel,iug. six fIrlongs An
dreWs 200. Lamley 10 I'D. first Elise
Morrison Qilly second. Navahoe third.
Time, liz IT,
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con.
They concluded as they were bro3l,Irs
no laws. and that The weather i'm this
part of fhr country is generally good
son o Why Inc meeting should not be- ~" r5pti TIM
ned II was desired 10 sapir. au On
tension of the license from The Jockey
yer Dut VA, an eI2f'a IN a., that dfgIt2n
are that there viii Dee no such oreauiza-
ton next year and that If there is there
WI HT no race tracks TOT 10 TO govern.
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m ..o,,,1 IL - ie''''" VII" IT '''' "'''i''
THE WINNERS AT LiHlNGION
LEXINGTON KY. Nov "A r.v.
biting wind made mis- m. coolest J3, of
tine winter and in cons.uu.n.. "a small
crowd was at the track XII Ghiuu
"a, aJ b',,, ',. nm "'' ,','i
,t.ii., 60, ' 5, 6, ...,, ., ,..,
100. ma ~. ','' a. "
a second choice ana he fourth by "a