The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-18

fin fell off Lady Violet. which allowed
our Jack 10 capture the race.
Mley went 10 the post a Iavorlte, IN
the opening event, selling at to .. after
opeuirg at TO 8. and selling up TO 3
TO /. Dreibund was also heavily backed
Il to l. the others ranging up 10 ~ 10
l for Samaritan. 49,, J.. ...,,,.
off, Miiey secured some advantage In
only fair send off, and led 20 within a
few feet of the wire. when Dreibund, VINO
had gradually crawled up, cane UP IN
4 hot drive and reached the wire a neck
in front. TUscan was third, four lengths
back.
Darkness was the choice In the second,
at to 3; POlydora, at ii 70 o. sam
Weller. at { T. /; and fO to l for WhItc
set the pace around TO the head of the
chute. where Darkness took the lead ana
carried IT TO the wire winning handy by
length.
The Maurine colt was played to win
the fourth, at II TO 10. Festival was
next, at to /; Pretence third, and the
others upward Festival showed the way
10 the home stretch. The Maurine colt
then came out of the bunch and after
-attling finish. reached the string half
length ahead Of Festival.
Lady Violet was n prohibitive favorte,
at 10 6, in the fifth, with our Jack sell
ing at 10 ?, and Assignee at 100 TO /.
Lady Violet had a good lead past the
stand and 10 the turn. where her jockey.
Griffin fell on. Our Jack took FIRST
money by length. Lady Violet ran the
outer rail and finished in front Of the
others. and then ran two and a hhlf
miles before stopped Griffin was not
Prince George, in the last was another
ut fsvorite, with few books hanging
on / to r. and the principal speculation
was for the place. Pulitzer. Speculation
and Void were played in the order
named. Blackfoot led until the back
stretch was reached. but the race was
never afterward in doubt, for Prince
George went out and won handly, with
Void a length and a half back. Sum
mares
First race-selllng. half mile-Dreibund
gie, Sims, to j first MiIey second
Second race-selllng. six furlongs.-Dark-
ness O04, Griffin, 7 10 81 first, Gleesome
second, Polydora third. Time, l16 IL.
Third race-selling. one and one-eighth
miles-Song and Dance 06, Griffin. to
y first. Miss Dixie second, Bess McDuff
third. Time, 1856 -
Fourth race--seiiing; half miie.IMau-
rine colt, 1O6. Blake, II 20 100 first, Festi-
. So '-' i'0S''' 70 ''9
ruth race-one mile.-Our Jack GO5.
Sims, 10 p first Assignee second, Lady
Violet (riderlessl last. Time, la "a.
Sixth race-selling, seven furlongs.-
Prince George GIG, Sims. l to and ouD
first, Void second, Speculation third.
lllIlts L Oy -.
Another Race Lost by n Fail.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov. 1.-THE
weather at Cumberland Park to-day was
cold, in striking contrast to that of yes
terday. RAJ The night before left me
track muddy. Not a single favorite won,
most Of the races being won by horses
at large odds. w. l.. MunsOn had the
hurdle race won, but in making the
jump at the half Strube fell off He
escaped unhurt Summaries:
First race-siX furlOnRs-Charlie b. GS.
Kuhn. 10 u first, Golden Hope second,
Harry Lyman third. Time, go.
Second race--seven furlongs-St. Pan
creas 012. Freeman, 10 TO u first, Eurania
second. Elano third. Time. 1:50 -.
Third race-selling. five and one-half
furlongs-Ransom (93. Cassin. to -
first. Aunt Jane second, Menus third.
Time. LA
Florence NJ. Q02, Kuhn, to u first. Alb
bess second, w. 7. Ellis third. Time,
11914
Fifth race-sellng. six furlongs-Sam
Farmer Q06, Shields, to u first, Hymen
second Sly Lisbon third. Time, 1:l9.
Sixth race-hurdle. one and one-siX-
teenth OF mile--Uncle Frank as, Nc
Huron, to u first, Speculation second
Time, 2:Ol.
The BoOkmakers' Big Day.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 7.--To-day's
races were run before an enormous crowd
and the sport was excellent. Betting
was heavy and the boOkmakers closed
bttr rUiDDers Summaries: