The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-01

All the Riders in the steepIechase Near
Pimiico Finish Other Events

All the iihers IN the >teepicchase Near
Pimiico Finish other Events.
BALTIMORE. ND, Nov. 30.-Getaway-
Day at Pmlico furnished some OF the best
finishes seen during the eighteen DAYS
meeting. The best four-mlle steeple-
chase witnessed hereabouts In recent
years was the concluding event Six
started. with gentlemen riders I'D, and
TO the surprise Of everybody. all finished
The struggle between Young Orion. Chevy
Chase. and Harry HarwOod for the last
half a mile We notable.
Young Orion finished first by a neck
with the favorite second and Harry Har-
wood close up.
Nadji. Barney, and Empress were not
far behind.
MIR. James Merriman who rode Harry
HarwOOd. claimed that Young orion. while
in the lead, Went wrong, and his state
ment was accepted by the judges Young
Orion was disqualified. and the race was
given 10 Chevy Chase. Harry Harwood
got the place. with NadH third.
The only other successful favorite was
Damsel in the first race. Antidote fell as
the flag flashed for the second race
Neither horse nor rider were injured
Summaries.
First race-fye furlongs-Damsel G0S.
Rein. 10 y first. Maple Prince second
Lille Mills third Time. 1905 81
Second race-six furlongs-Pont Lear
0G. O'Leary. 2 TO y first Clareice second
Tom Moore third Time. 20 -.
Third race-mile and a furlong-Lang-
don OO9, Littlefeld. 2 70 u first, Sue kitte
second, Ina third Time. 200 II.
Fourth receive furlongs-Old Saugus
600. Clifford 10 to j FIRST. Shakespeare
second. Venita II. third. Time. 1908 III
Fifth race-one and one-siXteentn
miles-Charade Ni5. ballard, 90 u drst,
Phoebus second, The Swain third. Time,
sixth race-steepla-chasa over fun
course-Chevy Chase $50. Mr.. Nicholas
TO - first Harry HarwOOd second. NadJi
third. Time, l;02 l-2
AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, KY. Nov. 3O.-'rhe most
suce essfui fall meeting held by the Ken,
lucky Association for several years closed
here this afternoon. The track was
sticky and attendance large.
Three favorites one second choice, and
one outsider won.
Twenty-Five thousand five hundred dol
lars was given in purses during the meet
ing. Summarizes
First race-four and a half furlongs-
Matte Lee 200. Walker, 10 y first, Haw-
thOrne Belle second. Whileaway third.
Time. 100.
Second race-three-quarters Of mile
Rupee (99, Houston. 10 to u first, Getaway
second. Uno third. Time, l:2O -.
Third race-one mile-Sunburst 106, Per
kins, to D first, Alillboy second, Menus
third. Time, 1913 IL.
Fourth race-five-eighths Of a mile
Fresco QO6. Perkins 3 to % first, Usury
second. Old Nassau third. Time. 1903 IA.
Fifth neutrality-suspicious. OF mile
James Monroe G6. Higgins, 10 % frst,
Ida Wagner second, Bonfire third. Time,
lis II.
TALENT IN HARD LLCK.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. ia Dis
Saturdays crowd attended the races TO-
day but only succeeded In making one
favorite win the other events going 70
second choice and three outsiders. Three
bookies dropped out to-day, leaving
eleven in the ring.
Chattanooga was heavily played in the
fourth race. but got off last, and the
best he could do was third.
Tom Sayre and Tancred. the fayorites
in the third race, showed as much speed
as a couple OF soft-sbell crabs. Sykes
ton was good thing In the last. but
was the best he could DO. Weather clear.
track fast.
First race-six furlOngs. selling. -Jennie
June (iO4. Ross. , TO II first. Bowling
Green second. Lillian @. thru. Time.
1.li "a.
Second race-s,x furlongs. selling
Nicholas 1lO. Murphy. | TO y first, Soufiie
second, George Smith third. Time.
1.15 "a.
Third race-seven and a half furlongs--
selling.--Dr Wolk 600 Barrett, 4 TO u
first. Spiritualis. second, Souvenir third.
Time. 1:35 "a.
Fourth race-six furlongs, purse.-Prince
Imperial C0l Ham n, 10 % FIRST, Aunt
Ida second, Chattanooga third. Time.
1:lj. an,
-Blasco (lO2. Hin. 3i5 10 u first, Sykes
ton second, King Mac third. Time. l:JGla