Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-17
TURF AND DIAMOND.
DOMINO DEVELOPS A SPLINT AND
so DOES SPORT.
The Winning Horses ut Memphis i'""S'
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League
and Other Ball.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. l.. l.. April 10
The great colt Domino. unpeateh IN MS
2-year-old form Lass year, has developed
a splInt. Billy Lakeland declares That
the spllnt Is not serious, but, nevertheiess'
the firing irons have been passed over the
injured point.
Lakeland said TO n reporter to-day: Il
will bet any sum from so to 5000 that
Domino beats Dobbins the first time the
pair meet. Now, II any one thinks that
Dobbins is the better colt, he need not
70 to Mr.. Keene looking for bets. My
money Is good enough"
Sport is another good horse That mas
developed spllnt. 1t Is a small one on
the near foreleg, and in few days ne
too will have to submit to firing.
MEMPHIAN EVENTS.
MEMPHIS. TENN, April To- Hand
spun won the Lasso stakes to-day III
canter. The time of the race and the
weight she carried puts the Hanover
Splnaway filly at the head of the 2-year-
old contingent Of this year. Sallie Wood
ford also justified her breeding by WIN
ming the five furlong-purse race In l"i IL
without Il touch Of the whip.
First race-selling. purse 500. six fur-
longs-Oliyer Is to y won, Schuyikill Sc
cond. G. y. Cox third. Time, 1:l6 81.
Second race-purse 500, for 2-year-olds
that have not won at this meeting, hve
furlongs-Sallie Woodford g To % won'
Fertile second, Lady Mccain third. Time,
10i 1-2.
Third race-The Lasso stakes. for 2
year-old FLIES, $1,000 added. four fur
longs-fIandspun q TO p won, klttie
Scott second, Moderco third. Time, 90
Fourth race-selling, purse 500. four
furlongs. heats-Susie Nell won second
and third heats. Beverly second. Time,
80 "a
Fifth race-selling. purse, non-wnners.
one mile-Marcel e to u won, Ethel W..
second. Carrie H. third. Time, l:45 IL
Sixth race-selling, six furlongs-Em-
poria go TO u won. Patrick second. Elmer
r. third. Time. lis.
WINNERS AT ROBY.
CHICAGO, April I6.--Two favorites-
one second choice and two long shots
took the purses at Roby to-day.
First race-half a mle-Rosamond won,
McKeever second. Tylarm third. Time,
80 1-2.
Second race-sellng, five furlongs-I.au-
restan won; Bob Wagner second, Marina
third. Time, ll6 IL.
Third race-solling. nine sixteenths Of a
mile-La Gratia won, Bor1erer second
Love Knot third. Time, 1901 -.
Fourth race-owners' handicap, eleven
sixtcenths of a mile-Azracl won, Tar
aun second, Maggie Beck third. Time
1:23.
Fifth race-seling one mle-Ulster won
Colonel Clay second, Dago third. Time
2.OS IL.
MOUND-CITY VICTORS.
EAST ST. LOUIS, April 16.-Backer'
made it decidedly interesting for th'
boollies to-day. Four strongly-backeo
favorites passed the winning line hrst
while two well-backed second choice
were successful. Weather and track
good and crowd large
First receive eighths Of mile-Richa
won, Vetox second. Paradise third. Time
1:0j.
Second race-nine sixteenths of mile
Wrestler won, Tom stevens second ~
Remarks third. Time. %.
Third rae .-three quarters OF mile
Archbishop won. Conductor McSweeny Sc
cond. John Dunn third. Time, III.
Fourth race-threr quarters or Il mile
Powers won. Bayard second John BerN
ley third. Time, IN 81.
Fifth race-one mile-Iivingston won
pavesea second. Elpaso third. Time !: ~
Sixth race-nine siXteenths of mile
Flmstone won. Apollo second, Herndoi
third. Time. 81 IL.
TRIAL. OF ENGEMAN.
! WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE trial o
! George Engeman and his associates
! charged with violating a local ordinance
against gambling by making books OF
| the proposed winter racing at Ivy CITY
! has been set for Friday.