The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-26

Could Not See the Horses at Pimlico
Until They Ecached the Grand >ttnd.


BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. 25.-The worst
racing weather that has ever been known
in this vicinity obtained at Pimlico. but.
notwithstanding the rain, mud. and
dense fog. the runners went around tne
course and brought JOY TO the hackers OF
winners. The bctters were In d state OF
mind from the time the horses went TO
the post until they finished. as nothing
could be seen Of them except when they
we're within a furlong of the Judges
stand. and then the jockies were more
ghostllke than lifelike In appearance.
Nothing but the finish In four races was
disccrnable from the grand stand. In the
other two the start could not be noted.
The track was heavy and holding That
IL was a slow. slippery one was evince2
ny Mckee sliding into first light on the
urper turn I'm the fourth race and knock
ing Healcy, the rider Of First light.
overheard The horse was stopped and
led back to the stand Healey was not
much hurt but his complaint caused 1lc-
Kee. who finished third, 10 be disqualified.
The favorites were successful In but two
races. Simms and Murphy rode the win
ners in 1--WE Of the six events Notwith-
standing the bad track, forty-three OF
the six races. Nostrand. who had the
he six races. Nosrand. who had the
mount on Columbia X. In the first race.
was set down for the meeting. clifford
and Heider were set down for three days
each Summaries:
First receive furlongs-Belle Washing
ton GoS. Murphy, to u first. Medica
second Miss Edith third. Time, 90.
Second receive furlongs-Chiswick
Ol0. Simns. 7 10 81 first. Halton second.
Too Much johnson third. Time N "a.
Third race-the Baltimore Sun handi-
cap. six furlongs-Volley first. Defender
second. septuora third. Time. rs IA.
Fourth rsce-one mile-Maurice az.
Simms. VEN frs. Pitfall second. Time.
1884. Mckee finished third, but was
disqualified. 10
Fifth race-five furlongs-Florrie OW'
Clifford. 8 to u first. Shakespeare II. sec
oud Premier third. Time. l0i II.
sixth race-mile and a sixteenth-Mar-
shall Qs Simms, s to 81 first. Eclipse
second. Fhoebus third. Time. 1853 IA.
MUD AT LEXINGTON
LEXINGTON. KY, Nov Z.-To-day's
races were run on a track deep In mud
and water. one Of the favor'tes was
first past the post. In the hfth Cor
reua threw her Jockey, f. Williams. He
was not badly hurt. Summaries;
First race-four and one-half furlongs.
Miss Emma first. Whiteway second
Rella II. third. Tine. 80 IL.
Second neutrality-suspicious. of mile
Widnre first. Cerro Gorda second. Uncle
Henry third. Time. us.
Third race-one mle.-Islein first, Che
noa second, Charley Weber third. Time.
las -
Fourth race--hve and one-half furlongs.
lanes Monroe first. Old Centre second,
Fred Barr third. Time. 112.
FIFTH race-four and n half furlongs.-
Passed first. Lutte Lewis second. Ida
third. Time. 100.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. &.-De-
spite the rainy weather, good-sized
crowd attended the second days races of
the Crescent city Jockey Club meeting.
Two favorites. a second choice, and
two outsiders won. Leo Mayer arrived
here to-day and made good winning on
Boomer and Jim Hosg. Jake thinner
man surprised the talent in the second
race in coming ont of the bunch like
shot and defeating the Odds-On favorite,
Chattanooga. Weather rainy and track
heavy. Summaries:
First race-six furlongs. selling-Bloomer
doG. d. Davis. 6 to 81 first. Chugnut sec
ond. Squire q. third. Time, 1:l6 IL.
Second race-seven furlongs, purse
Jake zimmerman Q07. Caywood, 20 TO u
first, Chattanooga second, Noble B. third.
Time. 1884.
Third race-mle and a sixteenth, sell
ing-Jim Hogg 1O5. Matthews. 10 to y
first. Tancreed second, Dockstader third
Time. l:54
Fourth race-one mile. handicap-Im-
poried Nolsey G06 J. Hill 4 10 u first,
Newbouse second, Jim Flood third. Time,
As -.
Fifth ace-ffteen-sixteenths Of mile,
purse-Overella GOf. Newcom. y to u
first. Potsdam second, Booze third. Time,
Lao -.