Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-16
DIR. RICE THE VICTOR
Result Of the Brooklyn Handicap a
Surprise.
CLIFFORD NEXT TO LAST.
Henry Of Navarro Second, Sir Walter
Third; BaSSellOY Fourth.
rACE.JUDGES ARRESTED
.h.. Arc Taken to Gravcsend Town Han
and irraicncd on the Charge
OF Gambling.
CLIFFORD NEXT TO LAST.
RACEJUDGES ARRESTED

,-,-,y YORK. May 1.-THE Brooklyn
.... tt. first big turf event Of the
WAS won hy Dr. Rice in the
,i,r. ~ ea7 Is to-day. over 900
...s SAW tho race. II was an ideai
r.r the race. The track was in per
condition. and there was every pros
.f "a. record OF 207 fiat. made by
Il r,. nouop1lc getting lowered. The en-
vas uueomfortnbly crowded. All
.rars,3rtaiior facilities were over
.,f AMI tte work OF getting to ana
.... ,t, track was an arduous task The
r..-.r- sing was crowded. so that 1t was
,...h as q mnn's life was worth ia
.t....4t o. enter on leave.
,-.. weather was huc. and although tho
.- y.. oycrcharsoi with dust that had
...- ,t.rrnei mp by the Cavalcados Of We
,...- .f ,very Rrown description that
.--.hoi from Brooklyn to the track
ID .sy aui greater portion OF the night.
-g one was happy. It was typical
...-..an crowd. because 1t was so tho
..s gooI-natlred.
u.. I. event was the fourth race on
..,rf. u vas scheduled to take place
.'.l..A. DE- lt was nearly 5.iS when
r..tu Thc horses were at the post
..... aiir minutes. Break after break
-sI hlt not one Of them was near
..f t, warrant Swing the word
Il ....rrt. Herald. Ajax. and Comanche
..f fp fhc flrlong-post fully half
tr.r. Copyrights fractious tenn
... really Tire chief cause of the
sport. contrary. to general cxpoc-
.I..- behaved himself well throughout
.t. tr...- ordeal. CoWanche WAS rcstiV".
4. D. Hf.sL ia .frafr az
Il.. ALSO gave srand-stand exhibition
..I temper. lIr managed 10 unscat
... f.fnntt once and had him ON his neck
...,. um.s. a crowd of several thou
...I persons surr.l around the chute.
rf.. made tha lcr-,s restiVc. II was
H'ly decided 70 orcn me urn wl-cn
t.I been temporarily closed. and make
.r. start There. This was done. ana Il
q .t.It Wue finally Effected
THE START
10 looked te D.. fair ono for all but
4 WANDER Martin. however. did not
rAh 10 WAS 90 start. aud 'HGord was
.r standing still Thompson also began
q. plU up sport just as they got the nag.
.f.I.rrnN nude no ,ifort 10 Join tho h'li
,.n IoWlauier ilc simply canicrri
l.,h to th, paddock clifford and Sport
vent after Tire others. hut gave up tnt
uaeiul struggle very soon.
Copyright was the pac'mak"r 20 the
FIRST turn. lle s,t blinking pace. Bergen
laIe an effort % draw away from his
f,f as thsv utar.d the far turn. but
tu.I sigually Co Go so. n. .ury Of Ma
varrc who bad been his nearest attend
amt aI the way. moved zap 70 him. The
Instant l. was to.idrDd. Copyright was
h.lf.n. Henry Of Navarro pil"ted tn"
r,iJ into th, home stretch. Dr. Rice ana
sir walter who had been in easy posi-
fuus AMI wtu up. Hs with one accord
4 tf "A
w,rc h.aIoI for home.
lug-ionc finish then began. Taral
DR. Rice with tho strength ana
.r-F thlt have made him famous iI'
Dina 90 the utmost limit of en-
a ...r The game fellow responded 10
q . .lI spur to the last gasp. and
Won "a superb race by scant
...H Henry of Navarro struggled
.g 90 the last gasp. lie lasted long
\ to beat Sir Waiter half a length
.r t.- place. Sir walter was really not
t.t lrlsius race. The pace and dis
.... BEGAN 90 tyn on him. Hc faltored
.' r. critical juncturc. The cry. "Thc
4 t.t, wins rent the air. when Dog
h .' made his effort with the courageous
..f.- f.NnW. 10 WAS premature. as Sir
Matter Mas an out and really had no.
.- l'ft with which To finish.
4 Hrs.NiN. the imported horse. made
. .l..flhir showing lie was one Of the
..r T.. ,.'r ~ ,,,ro for homo
Il . d.. ,..',, o.. ,.,,,,l ,,,, 80, a.. I,,,
d.. .,,...l..t l,fs y,s, ,bro,,..h tb..
10 great rate. and finished fourth,
4 fi .f running. His finish was the
...-t of the Dot. as none of the others
''.7 -, ''
IT. '''' " %, '' vac ~" 80
VILE b" ''I "''. ''''N', Jus "i P'",'I-
ms a'a' alphes 10 ha"p"c| bi''-
.. iN"t.u. dHa ttidii
iNri'r. the owner OF l'r. Id'e'
1 OBJ" horse heavily on the winter
t. liis winnings aggregate S"oo" lh
aI''Un 90 the stake. which Is worth
;" NH"" 'f which goes To Ir. lice.
s. r.r.i,r of persons backed the horse ON
.r.. .-ge books. When they went To
4 c h iu they found an empty box. Sne-
c-.'r lll G,camped. The saddcst in
aN lM a. th- iot was man who held
. 'D.,t which read. $3.50 TO 500. Dr.
n.." snuI.k.r made future book ON
t. r.ce and owes several thousand dol
l4s
ARREST or JUDGES.
run''. d poo-rSom roo ,,,,lr,,',',. men VINO are
'.-u'l l' enforce the IouerN-ia" AZ
Interpreted hy jll-e Pryor caused the
/ att..t q President T.. J. DWyer and the
-4.f.s ourue thr afternoon. The arrest
..N.er. s. far us Mr.. pwycr is con-
canned 1..a t,r,. 4 man from Police
1 s....o. N,t.t-tt.. .....r. ..il hin, ,b.t D..
" 'u'" ''"It '"ll niln "."' "'
''- eii'I arrest ana asked MN 10 aP-
.-r i'i0ft Justice Walsh tomorrow. lie
Ii.g4.,,J L. do So.
All wont v.u t,util the third race. inst
e. 3d.. l,,..s -, tn, 30 tno ,,oet
'.'9 VIE e"tHh l." 'liV I"9',
f.'f'f Battling. or brooklyn. and several
/ ..rlu,s quietly took up stand in the
..ll.~ lnclD~urc. They told the Judges
4 f..t t..,. t,.r. ,,,4er arrest A. soon as
. ..., q. ,,,,, t,,d,-ee s;tr,,,,ors NJ
l...I va S,,'',h - ~ T.. foro
u., '','~ 'ai,,i WI o,',,'e. In, ~
watson VINO was holuHs court III
I. 'f4Vesend town-hal. They were ad-
ipfcd 20 ban in $l.00 each. 1t Is said
Ht over sixty warrants have been
4 ..l and thaf Wholesale arrests viii
/ f..o
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' i"7 ,oh'IlS 10 s'i@e the iaVc-hois,s
| a- rambling paraphernalia. The race