The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-28
BUCKRENE CAPTrREs TnE PRIZE.
Home Talent Msde Hsppy-Op'ning of the
Spring NJ, citing at Nashville.

NASHVILLE TENN, April 2T.-Beauti-
full weather, ara the assurance az a bril-
liant contest FIR the Cumberland prize,
attracted abou 5.Oy people to Cumber-
land Park to-diy to witness the opening
Of the spring meeting. That the field that
started for the Cumberland prize was the
best ever seen In the Southwest is con-
coded on all sides, and the race was eX-
ceedingly fine While the victory OF Buck
rene was a popular one so far as the home
talent was coicerned, the professional
element in the main staked their chances
on Lazzarone and Buckwa. Both of the
last named were In bad positions until
entering the stretch. Lazzarone for half
the distance bsng absolutely last. The
last furlong saw a general shaking up.
Domingo, who had teen leading most Of
the way. dropping lack. Lazzarone and
Buckwa came through and collared the
leader, Buckrere, who had been well to
the front all tbs time. Lezzarone gained
at every JUMP. bur passed under the
wire still a short head back Of Buckrene,
Buckwa two lereths off.
Charley Thor)e carried off the Jockey
honOrs. winning the first three races,
not one Of his mounts being the favorite.
Nineteen books did q fair business. cut
ford and Handspun were paraded in
front OF the erand-stand, and received
much applause. being regarded as the
best pair in America. The time in an
events was very good, and particularly
in the prize race. considering weights and
age. Summaries:
Firsl race-six f~unongs.-Ray S. GlS,
Thorpe. 3 10 j. first, Carlsbad second,
Issie O. third. Time, 11i.
Second race-one miie.-Nailera C@,
Thorpe. 7 to u first. Professor 5. second,
Tip third. Time 1:2
Third race-the Cumberland prize. $500
added: value to the winner, $500. mile
and an eighth. -Bucsrene d2s, Thorpe,
. to u first, LaEzarone second, Buckwa
third. Time, IL.
Fourth %race-Turse $3.50, for maidens,
four furlongs.-Jrania O0j. Goodale. ? IL
to y first. Trerloa second, Miss Floris
third. Time. .f9.
Fifth race-puIse 500. seven furlongs.-
Bonnie Lassie @l A.. Clayton, 7 to u first,
Say on second. Minnie Gee third Time,
1:2S.
EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. April ~
The usual crowd Of regulars was in at
tendance to-day. The weather and track
were excellent. summaries:
First race-fve-eighths OF a mile-John
BerNy first, Vetox second, No Remarks
third. Time. 1906.
Second r~ace-half ~mile-Imp. Frolicsome
Lass first. Deer Lodge second. All Ablaze
third. Time. 81 y.
Third race-three-fourths Of n mile
Jim Clare first, Sight Draft second,
Granny White third. Time, i2i IL.
Fourth observation-disclosures OF a mile
-Knickerb0cker first, Eloi second. Joe
J.. Third. Time. 11S.
Fifth r~ace-half mile-Republic first.
Elmstone second. Maota third. Time, 80.
Sixth race-three-fourths of a mile-My
Partner first, Letton second. Richards
third. Time. 1;21.
CHICAGO. LII. April 27.-Three races
vert 70 fayoFites at Roby today, and
the other two went to a four to one and a
seven to one shot. respectively Sum
mares:
First race-fve-eighths Of a mile
Tamerlane first. 1. o. U. second, Red jim
third. Time, 1O7.
Second race-nine-sixteenths Of a mile
Camden first, Ike s. second, SAenan-
doah third. Time. :5s II.
Third race-half mile-Gracie c.. first,
Blossom second. Hay Tay third. Time.
:5214
Fourth r%ace-nine -sixteenths Of a mile
Osric first, La Gartla second. Deusion
third. Time. 81 IL
Fifth race-seven-eighths Of a mile
Dagc first, Rhone second, Pat Malloy. Jr..
third. Time. 1873.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April ~
The weather was clear and cool. and the
track heavy. Summaries:
First race-half mile-Find Out first.
FL Tiran second. Coquette third Time.
:53 II.
Second race-fve-eighths Of a mile
Cherokee first. Shamrock second, Rosalie
third. Time. 1893.
Third race-one mile-Hy by first. DIR.
Ross second. Floodmore third. Time. 1:5l.
Fourth race-three-fourths Of a mile,
handicap-Lovedale first. Romulus second.
Ravine third. Time, 119 -.
Fifth ~race-scant six furlongs-BOston
BOY first, Gussie second, Mesanita third.
Time. 11S.
James Rowe, presiding judge in San
Francisco since last October. leaves for
the East sunday 10 act as starter on the
large eastern tracks.