Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
TURF EVENTS NOTABLE.
Governor Morton signs the New
York Racing Hills.

ALBANY. n. Y. May Ex-Governor Nor
ton has signed the racing bills and hled
memorandum giving the reasons for his
approval. He has also appointed Messrs.
August Belmont. John Sanford. and
! Edwin ID. Morgan as members OF the
State Racing Commission, who are TO
issue licenses 10 the running tracks.
OLD DOMINION TRACK.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May Elm
the third race al the old Dominion track
to-day RQndieu fell IN the back stretch
and Jockey Courdricr. his rider. had his
collarbonc broken.
First race-six and one fourth furlongs-
Finnwater e 70 - won. Tancred second.
Rosita third. Time. 1914
Second race-iive furlongs-Cashmere
go TO - won, Fluellen second. Some More
third. Time. l.O2 Ia.
Third race-siy and one half furlongs-
Little Jim q 20 81 won. Tralee second.
Thackeray third. Time. i:2I1 IL.
Fourth race-six and one fourth fur
| longs--Ontario q to - won. Devisee Sc
| cond. Jersey third. Time. IN.
Fifth receive furlongs-Prince John
as 10 II won. Tloga second. Caroven
third. Time. l;0l IL
Sixth race-seven furlongs- Woodchop-
per 90 10 u won. Eclipse second. Billy
Boy third. Time. LIS IL.
ROBY RACING STOPPED.
CHICAGO May s.-Restraining writs
| from Judge G.lle:t's Court. at Crown
| Point. Ind. were served on the Roby
management and officials after the third
| race to-day. and racing was stopped.
| There was no betting and no trouble of
| any description. No arrests were made.
| The date of the hearing Is set for May
| 9th. but application will BE- made to-
| morrow for an immediate hearing. The
| constltutonaliiy OF the new law Is in
| vowed. Roby viii remain closed until
| further court orders. Summaries
First race-selling, five furlongs-Toano
won. Satellite second. P.lrguard third.
Time log "a.
Second race-haIf n mile-Security won,
Sixty second. Ida Reynolds third. Time.
| 81
Third racc-scllng. five furlongs
won. Eldorado second. Lizzie n. third
Time l:Os IL.
CHURCHILL DOWNS.
| LOUISVILLE. ky. May 9.-The prin-
c,pal race of the day was the Maiden
Stakes, six and "A half furlongs. for 3-
ycar-olds that had not won race prior
10 January /, 1885. guaranteed to be
worth s20O. Goodwin won rather easily
by half length from Fair Faith. VINO
set the pace and kept II until near
the finish. Summaries:
First racc-four furlones-Forget q to
- won. Lucetta second. Easila third
Time 80 IL.
Second race-one mile and fifty yards,
handicap-Prince of Monaco Is to >. cou-
pled with George Beck) won. George
Beck second. Zullka third. Time. l:i5.
Third race-Maden Stakes, six and
half furlongs-Goodwin q TO u won. Fair
Faith second, Thurman third. Time
/ :2l IL.
Fourth race-one mile. selling. Cattarau-
gus Il 10 81 won. Chiquita second. Sister
Anita third. Time. IA.
Fifth race-hve and half furlongs-
Fred. Barr 1evem won. The Winner Sc
cond. Colonel Barrett third. Time, 1:02.
HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. May 9.-Green Il. Morris won
two races at Hawthorne to-day, with
Dare Dollar and Moderico. so easily that
IL is a mystery why the false ODDS OF
: TO l were posted against the stable
entries. 1t was a bad day for the
talent. not a single favorte winning. and
but two well-played second choices caught
the judges eye. Summaries:
First race-four and half furiongs-
Dare Dollar q to y won. Scimitar Sc
cond, Harmony third. Time sc 81.
Second race-seven furlongs-Libertine
IS to - won. Pop Gray second May
Thompson third Time, In 81
Third race-mile and a furlong-Billy
Mckenzie Q3 TO - won. Our Maggie
second. Bessie Bsland third. Time. l:J1.
Fourth race-one mile-Moderico % to
- won. Pepper second, Ashland third.
Time. 1A3 3-l.
Fifth race-siX furlongs-Amelia May
q TO ~ won. Charm second, Ottyanna
third. Time. 116 Ia.
sixth race-six furlongs-Sva a TO ID
Martha Chiffon second. Burrelrs Billet
third. Time, l15 Ii
EVENTS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON. May 9.-Mr. Richard Croker
has scratched all of his 2-year-olds except
Montauk from all of their engagements.
AT Chester to-day the great Cheshire
Handicap Stakes of IL sovereigns each,
with 500 sovereigns added, for 3-year-olds
and upward, one mile and a quarter, was
won by Mr. \. +. Bassatts Clorane.
years old, Mr.. c. j. Blake's Gazetteer,
years old. being second, and Sir II. jar
=. ,ralya IA lid