Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-11
CONSIDERATION At ST. ASAPH's.
Programme Has to BE Cancelled
Horses Going North.

Horses Going North.
WASHINGTON. May l0-The refusal
OF the Jockey Club TO allow its patronage
at the st. Asaph track to continue until
Monday caused CONSERVATION in racing
ranks here, and the track officials were
compelled to cancel to-day's programme
Nearly all stables are shipping their
strings North. and by Monday night few
horses will be left at the track. a meet
lag Of the Virginia Jockey Club was held
this afternoon, and the club was recrgan-
lied and will continue to race, beginning
Monday, but not as a member Of the
Jockey Club. alternating as before with
the Alexandria Club.
CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10.-Another
large crowd gathered at the track to-day
To see five well-hlled races run off. The
finishes were close, and the most interest
ing of the meeting. There were no top
heavy favorites in any race. as good as
3 to > being obtainable against the big
gest favorites.
Horace Argo was evidently on edge and
prepared for a killing. with 50 to / against
him in the books. He led into the stretch.
under Thorpe's vigorous riding. but the
favorite. Rap-a-Tap. and Miss Young beat
him out. Results
First race-five eighths of a mile--Rap-a-
Tap az Perkins. even won. Miss Young
second, Horace Argo third Time, 1913.
Second race-one and one-sixteenth
miles seeling-Fred. Gardner d07. Per
kins. to u won. Ellis second Royal
Prince third. Time, 1:5Oh.
Third race-seven eightns Of a mile
Rainmaker Q05. y. Clayton, EVEN won,
Miss Florist second, Mote third. Time.
l:S0.
Fourth race-half a mile, sellng-Helen
Mar d6, Newcom. 3 to u won. Gayety
Girl second. Petrolene third. Time 50.
Fifth race-three quarters of a mile
selling-Clintie &. no. X. Williams TO u
won. Domingo second, Cyclone third. Time,
1:l5ls.
TROUBLE AT HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, May lO.-Chief- Deputy
Sheriff Peters. with $50 deputies. raided
the foreign book at Hawthorne this after
noon just as the results OF the second race
race at Louisville were called off the wire
Deputy Morgan. in charge OF the foreign
book squad. took the nine sheet writer's
including Joe Clman, and brought them
II the city.
The horses at the local track were just
going TO the post In the second race when
the raid was made. The word passed
rapidly to the local ring, and the twenty
eight boOkmakers buried their states and
got out of harms way. Spectators rushed
out of the betting ring and across the in
field TO escape what they knew not
Persons in the grandstand sat still, wait
ing.
After the raid on the foreign book had
been made several Of the local books
started TO post odds. putting up their
slate. II was a sorry move, FOR twenty
of the bookes and their assistants were
quickly arrested and taken to town. Just
eight boOkmakers escaped those who
came over from Roby and cut in to-day.
No warrants were issued for the track
officials.
Ed. Corrigan and Secretary Kuhl did
all i'm their power TO have the arrested
brought before the Cicero
justices, so that bond could be given.
Deputy Peters, however. took the entire
outfit to Chicago to bring it before Judge
Ewing. The Court said that the warrants
were issued on complaint of the Civic
for alleged violation of the
State gambling law. Each defendant was
released on his own recogniZance 10 APP
pear on Tuesday morning.
SPECTATORS VANISH.
After the raid the spectators rapidly
Z
leaving the track. There was no betting
made after that. Betting will be continued
as usual tomorrow. though IT will he
the last day of the foreign book.
The races to-day were above the aver
age, and the track was fast. Sumna-
ries:
First race-four furlongs-Miss Maxim
90. J. Hill. 8 to 81 won. Marsian second,
Pete Clay third Time. 45 81.
Second race, selling-one mile-Our Mag
gle 900. Garner. TO 81 won. Burrelfs
Billet second, Little Ed. third. Time,
Al 1-2.
Third race, selling-one mlle-Tremor 60
+. Cochran won, Rossmore second, Hart
ford third. Time. Lac l-2.
Fourth race-four and one half fur
lones-Maid OF Honor OO7. Leigh won,
kamsin second, Bon Soir third. Time.
Is 81.
Fifth race, selling-seven furiongs-
Booze d09 Bergem won. Oakley second
La Joya third. Time, LIS.
Sixth race selling-fiye furlongs-Dick
Behan dO5. Bergen) won. Collins second,
-ossack third. Time, lo2 II.
EXEMPTION PARK. ENGLAND.
LONDON. May l0.-At Kempton Park
to-day the Royal 2-year-old plate OF 800
soyereigns q, 400 sovereigns 10 the winner
five furlongs, was won by Mr. Leopold de
81. Frusqpin. Galistan. also
owned by Mr.. Leopold de Rothschid, was
second. and Captain W. II. Flies Funny
Boat third The betting was TO against
81. Frusquin. 10 to against Galistan.
10 l against Funny Boat. to ! against
MIR. c. Archer's Wheatfield and Mr.. Bot
erIlps High Treasurer. and IL 10 against
The other starters. Mr.. Richard Cookers
Eau de Gallie did not start In the May