The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-23
GREAT DAY FOK mud" HORSES
Bitten and Haiy Among the Winners a
GRAY. .nd-Dobbins Defeated.

GRAY -ud-DODblns Dflth''b
NEW YORK, May Notwithstanding
occasional heavy showers and Cloudy
threatening weather, over three thou-
sand persons attended the races at
Gravesend to-day. The talent looked Tor
mud" horses, and did not care much
for anything else. Ihefe were t"O
stake races on the programme lhe 90
side stakes for twO-year-oids, ana lile
Gazeue stakes, for hllles, thrce-yedr-oius.
Dreibund was the favorite in the former
race, but finished in the ruck dhCicu'
a IL 10 l shot, won. Inc race loi lac
Gazene stakes went TO the iaNoflte' Nan
ma. The result of the FIRST race was
blow 10 the talent, VINO DacKeu ileIhI-
mer heavily. Applause, a second IaVoIlIe'
,vcn handilv The second and nftn were
won bv those good mud horses, BltLeh
and Hoey. The last race resulted III
big surprise for tne talent. AureIlaH
defeated the crack three-year-old, DOD-
bins. quite handny. summaries:
First race-for two-year-olds, hve fur-
longs. Applause. 100, c. Houston q 10
u. first. Herkimer second, vi hOtohy
third. Time, 1:0H2. go.
Second race-fOr tnree-year-Olds ana up
wards. handicap. mile and uriOnS.-
Biitzen. -. II. Jones e 20 D. '.rst' FlcH-
nicker second Count third. Iime' l:''.
(Only three starters.
Tbjrd race-the Seaside stakes. for two
Naclxlin 10 TO u, first, 81. vincent Sec
oud. Chicol third. Time. l:U352.
Fourth race-the Gazelle stakes, for
fllies. three-year-Olds. mile and fur-
iong.-Nahma, III. Littleield @ TO 3D.
first. Jersey Belle second, Baroness thiru'
Time. 1908.
Filth race-for three-year-olds and up
wards selling. six fuTiOngs.-Hoey, llh
Taral & to y, first, Maidstone second
Dominion third. Time, III
Sixth race-for tnree-year-olds ana up
wards. mile and sixteenth. -Aurelian'
gj. Banks q 10 y, first, DobDlhs secohu'
Sir Knight third. Time, l:'l
THE wiNNrus AT SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRANSCISCO, May o. Weather
cloudy ana track fast. summary:
Tiret receive and a half furlOngs.-
Nendicino first. King sam second, Prince
third. Time, :O3 81
Second race-half mile.-Miss Ruth nrst,
Coquette second. Wash O. third. Time,
Third race-six furlongs.-Motto first,
Rube Burrows second. TriX third. Time.
ia 10
Last Chance second. Gordious third.
Fifth receive and half furlongs.-
Artist first. Chemuck second, Tile ).
third. Time. los IL
TWO ACCIDENTS AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. Nav 22.-The sport at Haw-
thorne to-day was marked by two acci-
dents. Mumneer fell In the second race
and was killed. Taier. his jockey, was
badly shaken up. In the hurdle race
Georgetown, Fakir. and Tom Mackin fell
in a bunch. but all. with their riders, es-
capped serious injury except Burgess, on
Tom Mackin He was perhaps seriously
hurt. summary:
First ace-tnree-quarters of a mile
Bound Brook first, Idyl second, Gee
Whiz third. Time, %.
Second race-three-quarter5 or mile
Nativity first, Zoolein second. Eddie L.
T. third. Time l:23.
Third race-hve-eighths Of a mile.-Tobv
first Wells Street second Cyanthia third
Time. 1909 -
Fourth race-one and one-eighth miles,
Westchester first. Wautauga second Gem
tire Fire third. Time. 2:0S
ruin race-nurdle. one ana one-sIXteenth
miles -P9nhandle first. One-Fifty second.
Gazette third. Time. 2:l3 -.
CHANT AGAIN DFFEATs Pearl. Long.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 22.-Unprom-
ising weather was responsible for an at
tendance of only 1000 to-day at Churchni
Downs. The track was muddy ana
heavy. Chant, the Kentucky Derhv
winner. won the Clark stakes. value
$3.50 easily from Pearl Song. sum
maries:
First race-six and half furlonqs
selling. -Zophille. 96, Kuhn @ to ID, first
Jim Henry second. Imp. Flory Meyers
third. Time lbs
Second race-four and a half furlones
sellng.-Glennon, 1Oi, Thorpe en- 10 ID.
first Annette second, Jack Farrell third
Time 100.
Third race-Clark stakes. mile and a
quarter.-Chant. 10. w. Martin q TO
lo), first Pearl Song second Buckrene
third. Time. 219i5.
Fourth race-six and n half furlongs.
selling.-Nolt, 90, Graham G. 10 u. first.
Cora Taylor second. Ross third Time,
l :2GR.
Fifth race-three-Quarters Of a mile -
Glide. 107. ]. Davis (6 to D. first. Charlie
T. second, Imp. Rannovallum third. Time
! :23.
THREE FAyoRITEs WON AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, MO. May 22.-The track
was fast and the weather clear Three
faVorites won. Fred Foster owner OF
Or. Rice, arrived to-day. and will start
his horse in some Of the handlcaps. sum
marles:
First race-selling, seven-eighths OF y
mile.-FaGln first, Fort Worth second
Dimon Joe third. Time. :ggH
Second race-selling. five flrlongs -Ai,es
Alice first, Sir Dixon. Jr., second. Leonard
b. third. Time. 1854.
Third race-selling, seven-eighths OF a
mile.-Immalda first. b. F. Fly, Jr., sec
ond, TIP third. Time. 1870
E"''-th rHaS--ans Dalls.--ChisYick first