The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-21
EQUITY, LONG SHOT, WON
ASSIGNEE, TIE FAVoRITE. BEATEN
EVA LENGTH AND A HALF.
, v,rv,nia Jockey club Determined to
Continue the Races Alter December
FIrst-The Results,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2o.-The Virginia
Hockey club VIII undoubtedly Doit from
the Jockey clubs jurisdiction. Inc man
agenlent are determined 20 continue the
races after December LIST, despite the
refusal OF the National CIuo TO sahcupn
the extension, and petition Win doout
forty signatures OF stable owners w.
presented to-day. Inc management heIu
a meeting tonight to formally pass upon
the matter. 1T is probable that lhlIu
money purses Will hereafter be ilIlo"eu'
and foreign books are contemplated
Four favorites, a second choice ana an
outsider finished first to-day Inc Sport
and a 'enQance were good ana the tIdch
fast. Both Grifha and Sims rose 10
win twice. ,,i,,
The opening event was almost silt
to Ella Reed. at almost pronibitlVe od9s'
who easily left gap OF two iehs'h" D'
fore Andrews. l., ,ho
second could only get the place. Equity,
long shot, with the disadvantage IN d
poor start made a good run. ana hilshed
a length and half TO the Bood' 49,
The six and one-half furlonS event re-
suited In a dead heat between VOID ana
Plenty the latter squirting heau nead
the wire. after giving way to the IA i1V4 Void
! at the far turn. In the run-oli Noiu
| was easily bested by almost length' :.
The finish was close in the SIe-han
mile dash. Chicot, with lamley up, bet
| ting the decision by neck ana r., ,aSa a
| defeating the Ironglen (geldingl. by
scant head Midgeley, on ASIA zen d.
Both the fifth and sixth races were
gifts to the winners. Summaries ,o,
First race-six fuTlongs. Ella Reed QO2'
| grimm to 81 nrst; Andrews second,
Rodman b. third. Time, ~ ~: noo
| Second race-one mile.-EquIty IT, ~,
| Griffin, TO II first; Assignee secoiu' '''e
| third. Time, l:i2. - ,...,o.,,,.
| Dead heat between Plenty 900, Penn;
to y and, and Void 90 9oi' B 90 s.i - o.
10 h y second. '' Time, I:22 "a. o,o
p nth raceahali- mlie;1 sarond IRON
Fifth race-seven furlongs Prince
George az. Sims, 7 to lO first Derfarsi''a
second. Time; 1:a ~; .,oas wernberg
Prince John third Time, 1:ol H.
G od sport nj Lexington.
LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. &-The hai aiio
| cap was declared off, but the other a mr
races to-day afforded magnificent spot b =,
the first. third and fourth were won py
fayorites. while the second ana slXth
CHOICE Ts5e sap sstGma Sy HeA'''' III.
/ First race-three-quarters OF " e.,
twinkle (g3. A. Clayton, TO hTsi'
/ imcasta second. Bankers Daughter thiIu'
Second ;,.ct race-selling one mle'I ,iaIs
| Douglass
Won second Fred Gardner thliu'
l:43 ga. .t.. - q mile -
Eli Q0l. Perkins, 3 TO y Ilrs'' l ~
second, Norvin third. Tine l'oo - c.
Fourth race-one. ana ohe-sIAt q Nv ~
nniles.-Say When (92, A. clayton, 10 ~
first, Necedah second, La creole thlro'
Fifth race-three-quarters Of a mile mile
Issie o. (97 Perkins, ; to y iirst, CIihue
G, second, Willard third. Time, llb'
fa,u. 49,.
NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. 20.-For the
first time in three days taVOrlteS SUI,
ceeded in passing under the wire tlrst al
Cumberland Park. Cassin rode TWO WIN.
ners. Miss Sturges a 10 l shot' u!sel
the speculators in the first race ~ VI
ming in a gallop from a good held me
weather was pleasant and attendance tdll'
The track was fairly fast summaries.
First race-fve furlongs.-Mlss Sturges
900, Cassin, o to u first, Leonas Last
second, Prince third Time, l:O5 "a. go,
Second race-siX furlongs.-Guard wv
Berger II to 81 first, Denver second
Miss Perkins third. Time, 10.
Third race-seling. six furlongs.SaXa
phone OO5. Cassin, to II first. Renaud
second w. l.. Munson third. Time, L;io
Fourth race-seling, one mlle.-inip.
Wolsey (9S, McCue. EVEN first, Excelsior
second lie Grande third. Time, l:io.
F.Ih race-selling, seven furlougs.-Mlss
Gallon dl3 Barrett, 3 IL TO y first. Zen
Spring second, Gee Whiz third Time
$50 81.