The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
OULE1,s FAIRFAx SHAKES.
Bandalr. "A 10 to 1 shot, Wins the Fourth
Eveut-Resuits of the otter Even's.

WASHINGTON, April A.-Owlet won
the Fairfax stakes for three-year-olds to-
day, getting off last. and gradually pull
ing up to the Tinge. who led all the
way round, and who he colared and
passed in III stretch. winning handily.
Penn shocked the talent In the fourth
race by plotting Bandale at 10 10 / past
the post ahead Of Kilkenny, the TO
second choice. Nice-Regal. the Ia D
favorite, ran fourth. King Gold, I'm the
fifth, and Tancred, in the sixth. were the
only winning favorites. The weather
was fine. the track fast. and the attend
ance large. SUMMARIES;
First race-five furlongs. Wheeler g TO
- first, Mabel Glenn second, Cuckoo
third Time. 1:08.
Second race-seven furlongs.-Owlet 6
to 81 first, Tinge second, Paladin third
Time. LIS.
Third race-one and one-sixteenth miles.
Little Matt. (even) first. Kilkenny sec
ond. Solitaire third. Time, 1:42 1-2.
Fourth race-four furlongs .-Bandale 90
to u first, Hillyar second, Hernia third.
Time. 80.
Fifth race-six and one-half furlongs.
king Gold Is TO 81 first. Hammie second,
Urmust third. Time, l:23.
Sixth race--five furlongs .-Tancred e to
81 first, Ettaire second, Lady Adams third.
Time. LOS.
FIGARO PAYS FOR HIMSELF IN ONE RACE.
MEMPHIS, TINN., April 2i.-Favorites
we're bowled over in rapid succession at
Montgomery Park this afternoon. Fasig,
In the tWO-year-Od race, was the only
pick of the talent VINO succeeded Ia aei-
ting first. The feature OF the days card
TO the regulars was the handicap, in
which five of the best h)rses In the West
faced the starter, while the public felt
most interested In the two~mile hurdle
race. Figaro landed flrst money in the
handicap with apparent ease. The out
s.der. Rhett Goode. finished second ahead
or Henry Young. Sister Mary and Percy.
Figaro to-day. Tor tho first time. carried
the colors of ii. y. Rowell. who claimed
the horse in the selling sweepstakes last
week for $500. The horse more than
paid for himself to-day, as Or. ROwel.
bet 500 on him at 6 TO l against, which
he won. in addition to the stake, which
was worth 81 100. Eugene Leigh's stable
was shipped TO Chicago tonight. Sum-
mar.es:
First race-six furlongs-Silver Smith
Cos. Freeman, 6 TO u first, Gibson second,
Miss Clark third. Time. LII.
Second race-fOur furlongs.-fasig 0l5.
c. Graham, to 81 first, Sir Dixie second,
DriftWOOd third. Time. .5li2
Third race-mile and an eighth.-Figaro
Q10. Chorn, TO f. first, Khett Goode
Fourth race-five and a half furlongs.--
Gath Q07, Walker, 9 70 - first Urania
second. Ashland third. Time, 1902.
Fifth race-two miles, over eight huro
to - first, Eli Kindig second, Templemore
third. Time, 3:i9 IL.
Sixth race-seven furlongs. Ethel Ol0,
sheerer. TO y first, High Test second,
Mote third. Time. 1871.
RoBY's TRACK RI CORD LOWERED.
at koby to-day and profitted well, four
out of five favorites crossing the line
first. The outsider was Helen Wren, at
5 TO l. Foxhall being unable to reach
her. In the six furlongs. Owners Handi-
cap, Charm lowered the track record TO
l;l5 IL. The weather was very warm.
Summaries:
First race-three and a half furlongs.-
Pete Clay u03, Clay, to y first. Deluder
second, G.. Il. Swift third. Time, 49,.
Second race-four furlongs.-Little Billy
first. Shenandoah Maid second. Morse
third. Time. 1905.
Third race-six furIongs.-HeIen Wren
Caesar tss, third. Time, 1903. ~
Fourth race-slx furlongs.-Charm G5,
Garner. Z to 10) first. Goto second. Tit
for Tat third. Time. lis IA.
Fifth race-seven and half furlongs.--
Our Maggie d05, Garner. to 81 first,
Chenoa second, Jim Headt third. Time,
1:3S lac.
TIE WINNERS AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, TENN, April 2i.-The
pui lie wes fairly successful at Cunber-
land PARK to-day, two favorltes and a
H-played second choice winning. Beau
tifcl weather prevailed. The attendance
w3s large and the track fast. Summary
First race-six furlongs.-Bessie Mich
olds 0l0. johnson. 6 ID u first, Pat Tucker
second. Guilty third. Time, 1:0l "a.
Second race-four furlongs.-La Sale
Q06. Mcdonald. 10 u first. Utopia Sec
ond. Dennis third. Time. .49.
Third race-one mile.--Mollle ID. QlO,
Turner. 3 to - first. Rasper secoad. Shin
ing Belle and Terrapin ran a dead heat
for the third place. Time. al IA.
Fourth race-seliing. seven furlongs-
Or. Work Isl, A. Barrett. 10 ID first.
Ralhmaker second, Layton third Time.
LIS.
Fifth race-fcur acknowledgements
n03. Turner TO 81 first. Helen second.
May Thompson third. Time. ll6ts
AN Epson RACE EVENT.
LONDON, April A.-Thc PRINCIPAL event
OF the second day OF the EPSON Spring
meeting to-day was the City and StIbur-
ban Handicap, OF 20 sovereigns each. with
1000 soyereigns added. for three-year-oIds
and upwards over "A course OF one mile
and d quarter. The race was won By
Il. Cannon's Reminder. four years old :
y. l. Bartanos Stowmarket. four years
old. second, and H. McCaimont's Irish
Gar fnur veara old third