The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-13

She Spared the Talent Complete ''o"'
at St. Asaph's-uther Races

WASHINGTON, April 12.-The talent
was feeling very blue at the end OF the
ef,b race at the St. Asaph track this
afternoon, as not favorite had cashed
in and the twenty-one books were roll
ing in wealth, but Sue kittie came 70
| their rescue I'm the last race, and squared
them on the day. Attendance ''V'V' sum
mar!es: ,-,,,.-.. 70 .,
u first, Copyright second, st. Michael
third. Time. LIZ.
second race-six furlongs.- lAnah
&c to u first, Lambert second, Hera third'
Third race-six longs.-Wernberg Is
to ID first, Factotum second, captain
Brown third. Time, 1;l5.
Fourth race-one mile.-Ed. kearney 'lS
TO % first. Equity second, Sir Dixon, Jr.'
third. Time, ZAP.
Fifth race-four furlongs. Brisk g to
| u first, Summertime second, MonteZuma
third Time. 80 Il.
Sixth race-six furlongs. Sue Kittie q
TO /. EVEN first, Scalper second, Governor
Russell third. Time, lis IA.
GREAT DAY FOR FAvoRrTEs.
NASHVILLE. TENN. April 12.-The
| first three races at Cumberland Park to-
day were run in a drizzling rain, bit the
! track was fairly fast. Favorites won in
all but the second, which was won b.
| third choice. The Fleischm lnn's ST.
| Maxim was a top favorite in the first
race and won as he pleased. Metropolis,
| a l-2 to / shot ran fourth to the stretch
| in The second race. when Perkins gave
| him his head and he soon shot 20 the
| front, winning easily from Ben Wilson.
! ella ,ier won his second start OF the meet
ing in the third race. The colt took the
| lead soon after the start and nothing be-
hind him could make him exert him
self Lottie Mills galloped In Tor the
last race. she being TO favorite.
| Summaries:
First receive and one-half furlongs-
| ST. Maxim Q14 Thorpe, 10 % first, Elano
second. Mollie b.. third. Time. 1903 IL.
Second race-six furlongs
go. Perkins. 41-2 10 u first. Ben Wilson
second, Vida third. Time, 1i6 i-2.
Third race-fo4r furlongs-Glacier Oil.
| Cassin (even) first, Helen Belle second,
DR. Holmes third. Time. 80 81.
Fourth race-selling, mile and sixteenth
-Tremore Q00 Turner. 10 81 first.
Cataraugns second, Peabody third. Time,
ISL.
Fifth race-selling, six furlongs-Lottie
| Mills d0S Turner. 2 TO 81 first. Probasco
second, George L., third. Time, 1:l6 IL.
THREE FAvoRITHs WIN AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, TENN. April i2.-The talent
had trifie the best of the betting at
Montgomery Park to-day. With card
of six events. three favorites got under
the wire first and one second choice. The
fifth event was perhaps the most in
teresting. Miss Clarke, not much thought
of by the talent w. c. Weber, up, got
away last in a field of nine. She was
pCcketed until the stretch. when under
whip and spur she forged out Of the
/ rut and Won by 4 nose. The attendance
was 5000 Weather clear and track dusty
anly orly fair for slpecd. Summaries:
Fist race-three-quarter of mile
Rouble Q04 Chorn, 3 to 81 FIRST Pre-
tender second, Santa Cruz third. Tine.
1l6 1-2
Second race-half a mile--Cotton king
Q0S, Brooks. to l0) first, Royal Choice
second. Stella third. Time. 81 IL.
Third race-one mile. selling-Glad uOS,
C. Graham, 3 10 ID first Dreibund sec
end caracas third. Time, las.
Fourth race-half mile-Remardert
Ql2, A. Clayton. to u first. Saraconesca
second, Leladell third. Time. 81 IA.
Fifth race-seven-eights of mile-Miss
Clark Q06. G. Weber. s 10 u first, Flo
rcanna second. Dick Behan third. Time.
100 Ia.
Sixth race-iive furlongs-Olive Gl7.
Bergen, even) first. Blue and ray second,
Hay Back third. Time, l;eil-A