The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10


Morton has signed the racing bills, and
hled a memorandum giving the reasons
for his approval
lie has also appointed Messrs. August
Belmont. John Sanford ana Edwin j.
Morgan as members Of the STATE Racing
Commission. who are TO issue licenses
to the running tracks.
THE CHICAGO RACES.
CHICAGO. May 9.-Green b. Morris won
two races at Hawthorne to-day with
Dare Dollar and Moderocio so easily that
| II is mystery why the false odds Of I
10 1 were posted against the stable Ell
tries. II was bad day for the talent,
not a single favorite winning and but
two well-playod second choice caught the
judges eye. Summaries
First race-four and one-haf furlOngs-
Dare Dollar uO5, j. Hin. to ID first.
Scmitar second Harmony third. Time,
Sc "a.
Second race-seven furlongs-Libertine
0O9, Macklin, TO - first. Pop Gray sec
ond. May Thompson third. Time, ] n "a.
Third race-mile and a furlong-Billy
Mckenzie O0l. Macklin, 10 TO - first, Our
Maggie second, Bessie Bisland third.
Time, l:57.
Fourth race-one mile -Molsroio 900,
J. Hill. 9 to p first, Pepper second, Ash
land third. Time, 143 3-4
Fifth race-six furlOngs-Amelia May
DOS, Leigh. Z to 81 first Charm second
Ottyanna third. Time, l.l6 Ia.
sixth race-six furlongs-Siva uof'
Leigh to u first. Chiffon second, Bur
relrs Billet third. Time, ll5 IA.
CHICAGO May D-Restraining writs
from Judge Gilletts Court At crown
Point Ind, were served on the Roby
management ana officials after the mira
race to-day, and racing was SQppcu.
There was no betting and no trouble OF
any description. No arrests were made.
The date Of the hearing is set for May
oath, but application viii be MADE 10 10
morrow for an immediate hearing. me
constitutionality of the new law IS IN
VOWED. Roby viii remain closed nhtl
further court orders Summaries:
First race-seling. five furlongs.-
FIRST. Satellite second, Barguard third'
Second race-haIf a mile.-Security first.
Sixty second. Ida Reynolds third. Time
81. <,
Third race-selling. five furlonss--
Meteor first Eldorado second. Lizzie ~
third Time lO3la.
LOUISVILLE VENTS
LOUISVILLE. KY. May 9.-The prin-
cipaf race Of the day was the maiden
stakes. six and a half furlongs, for three
year-olds that had not won a race PRIOR
TO January I. 1895, guaranteed 10 be worth
s.. 900. Goodwin won rather easily Dy nan
a length from Fair Faith, who set the
pace and kept in front until near the
finish. Summaries:
First race-four furlongs-ForGet OlO.
r. Williams, 10 - first Lucetta secohu'
Basla third. Time, 40 i-2.
Second race-one mile and sixty yards,
handicap-Prnce Of Monaco DOC, Thorpe.
to O.. coupled with George Beck first'
George Beck second, Zelika third Time,
f:45.
Third racc-the maiden stakes, six and
a half furlOngs-GOOdwin 0Oj. Brooks,
to y FIRST. Fair Faith second, Thurman
third Time 81 -
Fourth race-one mile, selling-Catta-
raugus NO3. Perkins TO s. first. Chiqui-
Ia second. Sister Anita third. Time, Ia.
Fifth race-fve and a half furlongs-
Fred. Barr 900 \. Clayton. eyem first,
The Winner second, COL Barrett third.
Time. !: O2.
THE WINNERS At ALEXANDER ISLAND.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-In the third
race at the Cid Dominion track to-day
Rondieu fell IN the back stretch, and
Jockey Courdrier his rider had his collar
bone broken.
Summaries.
First race-six and one-quarter furiongs
-Finnwater to 5. first. Tancred second,
Ikosita third Time 119 II.
Second race-ive furlongs-C 40
20 !. first, Fluellen second, Some More
third. Time, l:G2 II.
Third racc-siX and one-half furlongs-
Little Jim. TO 3. first. Tralce second,
Thackcray third. Time, 1924 l-2.
Fourth race-siX and a quarter furlongs
Ontario. 2 to I. first. Devsee second,
Jersey third. Time, f:2f.
Fifth race-flve furlongs-Prince John.
IL to !, first 1iOgase second. Caroycn
third. Time, l;cl IA
sixth race-seven furlongs- Woodchop-
per. 10 10 l, first Eclipse second. Billy
Boy third. Time, los u.
ALL SCRATCHED EXCEPT MoNTAUK.
LONDON. May AN of Richard
Cookers horses, except Montauk. have
been stratched from all engagements.
At Chester to-day the great Cheshire
Handicap stakes. of fifteen sovereiens
each, with 800 sovereigns added. for three
year-olds ana upwards one mile and a
quarter, was won by Mr. a. T.. Bassett's
Clorane, four years old AIR. c. J. Blake's
Gazetteer. four years old, second, ana Sir
r. jardines Sarawaka third.
NAMfs SCRATCHED FROM JUBILrR STAKES.
LONDON May 9.-M. +. Dwyer has
scatched Harry Reed and Stonenell from
the Kempton Park great jubilee stakes.
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