Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-25
FIELDS SMALL AT PIMLICO.
Queen Alfred, Gil Curry, and Boston
the winners.

BALTIMORE, MD, May 2i-The fields
were small at Pimllco to-day. but the
betting was lively, and the talent found
the winners hard to pick in at least one
race
Tobe WIS the choice for the 2l7 trot-
ting race 1t was shown, however. that
the Pimlico pony could not stand the
pace set by Gretchen. and after the first
heat the latter sold 10 over the field.
Although Gretchen knocked seconds on
her record OF PA IL In the first. she quit
after the second, and Queen Alfred cap
tured the three succeeding heats as she
pleased.
Gil Curry was the selection for the
2lO pace. and won in straight heats. Paul,
who holds record Of 200 Ia. finished
third In poor time Boston was favorite
in the 2:27 trot. and won all the way.
First race-2I7 class. trottng. purse
Sj00-Queen Alfred b. s.. by Afford Camp
beD, 3, ?, !, !. /; Gretchen, l. l, 2, 3 g. Little
lobe. 2, 3, 3, 3, 2: Jlcksonian, 4. distanced.
Time, 2:l4 Ia, 2:l7 Ia. 2:l4. 214 IL.
Second race-2I0 class. pacing. purse
$J0O-Gil Curry. &. r., by Almont Boy
(HaighD, /. ], !; Angie D.. 2, 2. a; Paul.
3, ), 2. Susie @. and Susie D., in the
order named. Time, 21S IL, 2ll H.
PIP
Third race-2:27 class. trotting. purse
s50O-Boston, b. g.. by Don Akin. /. |, Il;
Nellie Afford, g 3, 3; Orphan Boy 3, T.,
4; Antonio. 4. 2, 4. Time, 2:2l IL, 2:22 IA,
2:22.
LArONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI. O.. May 2i.-At Latonia
to-day another large crowd saw excellent
sport on q fast track. The weather was
perfect, and everything conducive 10 en-
ioyable racing was provided The sur
prise Of the day was in the second race,
when Elzbert. with n. Morris, a stable
boy, up. who had been selling at 200 TO l,
and closed at 100 to /. came In first.
Thorpe went to sleep on Tobin, and Nor
ris slipped past him with ease. After the
first race Hugh Penny was ruled on TOT
bad riding on Melody. 1t is not proba-
BILE that formal charges may be filed and
his license be taken away from him.
First race-selling, seven furlongs-Ju-
dth aOs, Perkins, to u first. Blanche
Kenny second Browne ii. third. Time,
l:29i9.
Second race-selling. one mile-Elizbert
CS9. n Morris, 100 TO u won. Tobn second
Tasco third Time. las.
Third race-haif a mile-Florrie +. 0O3
II. Brooks. to 81 won, Countess Irma Sc
cond Oswego third. Time, asa.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Joe Mack zoo
Perkins, 10 81 won, Yellow Rose second
Sigurd third. Time. l:l5h.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Rewarder ul5
Martin, to 100 won. Sir Dixie second
Del Coronado third. Time, 1:02A.
ROBY.
CHICAGO, ILL. May 2i-Sundawn was
the only winning favorite at Roby to-
day. and the only easy winner. Tne others
succeeded by narrow margins, and IN
the handicap, noses separated Bimbe'
Toano. and Mordote. The weather was
warm, the track fast, the attendance,
$500.
First race-selling. five and one half
furlongs-Little Mac first, King henry
second Tamerlane third. Time, III 81.
Second race-selling. half a mile-Se-
curity won. Ardelle second, Gretchen >.
third Time. 81 l-2.
Third race-selling. five and one half
furlongs-Lawmaker won, Florry Meyers
second. Glenoid third. Time, Ill.
Fourth race-handicap, six furlongs-
Bimbo won. Toano second, Mordotte
third. Time, In Ia.
Fifth race--selling, six furlongs-Sun-
| dawn won, Katie y. second, Helen wren
third. Time. LII "a.
AMERICA UNPRECEDENTED.
LONDON, May 2i-Nelther Banquet
nor Montauk ran to-day at Doncaster,
where they were entered for races.