Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-27
MUD AND A DELUGE.
PimlicO Races Run Under Such Con-
ditions-Other Turf Notes.

ditions-Other Turf Notes.
BALTIMORE, MD. November %.-To-
days Pimlico races were run on a track
deep in mud, and some Of them in
deluge of rain. Five second choices and
one favorite captured the moneys.
First race-five furlongs-Beatrice w,
n03 Johnson. to u won, Venetia IL
second, Bernardine third. Time. 20 3-f.
Second race-five furlongs-lrish Reel
(99. Keefe, to 81 won, Trinculo second
Merry Duke third. Time. 1:N "a.
Third race-six furlongs-Little Jim
n07. Murphy, to 81 won. Illusion &C.
cond. Juanita third. Time, 1:l9 3-4.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Maurlce Q13. Sims. to % won,
Augusta Belle second, Levina third.
Time. 1:55 IA. ,o-
FIFTH race-slx ADMINISTRATIONS 60.
Keefe. to u won. Wishard second
Telegram third. Time, 1ls "a.
Sirth race-one mile-Iilume d04. Hill,
to II won, Little Tom second, Long
Bridge third. Time. 1914
CRESCENT CITY COURSE.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, November $-
Fully 1000 people braved the cold weather
| that struck town to-day, and attended
the third days racing Of the Crescent
| CITY Jockey Club. Two favorites, Sc
| cond choice, and two outsiders won.
| Jockey Schorr, while at the post IN
| the third race. was kicked on the leg, so
that he will not be able TO ride for some
| time. although he stayed on fahhie
| Rowena, and won the race.
The Huron Club" that has been doing
business here, succumbed to the heavy
| playing, and retired to-day, Harry froe-
| lick taking the stand from them.
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| one of the meeting so far, Jennie June
winning by the shortest Of heads In
| terrific drive.
Weather clear; track fast.
First race-six furlongs, purse-Tit for
Tat Qcs. Clay, to u won, X. John Sc
| cond. Trixie third. Time, 1I6 3-i
Second race-mile and one eighth. SELL
| ing-King Mace 600, Hyle, to u won'
Lightfoot second, Queen Bird third. Time.
l:57 Ia
Third race-five and half furlongs,
selling-Fannie Rowena COS. schorr, 10
ID won, Nikata second, Elsie Ferguson
third. Time, 1i0 Ia
| Fourth race--seven furlonss, purse-Lo-
gan 01i, Noble. 3 to u won, Hibernia
| Queen second, Miss Young third. Time.
1:3O IA
Fifth race-six furongs, selling--Jennie
| June u04, Ross. 8 to y won, Tommie Rut-
| ter second, q. b. Cox third. Time,
116 1-2.
| SNOW AT LEXINGTON.
| LEXINGTON, KY, November 8.-
! Snow fell at frequent intervals during
| the afternoon. and the race-goers were
| forced to come close to the large heat
| ing stoves in the grandstand and bet
| ting shed.
Orville West. Fl. L. Argo. and others
tra Ia "
| likely being the last day. for New Or
leans Leo Lake will stop Off at Nash
Vile. where he will winter.
| First race-four and half furlongs-
| Chatterbox co. Gardner, 10 to u won,
| Martin second. White Oak third. Time,
591-2.
Second race-six furlongs-Leoneil 0o2,
| W. Jones, to 81 won. Cerro Gordo Sc
cond, Tenor third. Time. 1:19 "a.
Third race-six furlongs-Colleen nW
w. Jones. to y won, Glad second,
Chenoa third. Time. 30
Fourth raoe--five and a half furlongs-
| Fred. Barr Q13. Perkins, to - won,
Hawthorne Belle second. Doretts third.
| Time. 1:i3.
Fifth race--seven furlongs-Galon Dor
| QO5. Vankuren to 81 won, Momus Sc
cond, Hazema third. Time. :33.
RACES NOT BONA FIDE.
NEW YORK. November 2s-The re-
| port of ex-Judge Van Hoesen. who was
| appointed referee by the Court of Com
| mon Pleas in general term to take testi-
mony In the case OF Henry c. Judson
| against the Flushing Jockey Club, was
| filed in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
| Common Pleas to-day.
Referee Van Hoesen finds that the
| races were controlled by Peter DeLacy.
| a bookmaker, and were not bona fide
races in any sense Of the term.