Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-10
TALENT AGAIN FAILS.
Gallatin the Only Fnvorite to Win
mt Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-To-day the
talent again failed to pick the winners,
and Gallatn was the only favorite TO win.
Westside failed TO get OFF in the last race,
and Jockey Morris was set down indie
finitely. and II was claimed that he pulled
up the horse. There was nineteen books on
and the attendance was the largest of the
season.
First race-six and one quarter fur
longs-Duke John q to II won. Marble Post
second. Duke OF Fife third. Time,
LIS -
Second receive furlorgs-Thackeray
a to u won, Joyeuse second. Dana third.
Time. f:Ol IA.
Third race-six and one quarter fur
longs-Gallatin (even) won, My Gyps
second, c. o. ID. third. Time, 127.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth
miles-Paris Is to u won. Galloping King
second. Pat Woodcock third. Time,
/ "a Ia
Fifth race-six and one quarter fur
longs-Tedd Gegg Us to u won, Rama
second. Mate third. Time. %.
Sixth race-six and one half furlongs--
Dillon G1-2 to u won. Fredericks second,
Reynard third. Time. LES IL.
MONTGOMERY PARK.
vorits went through in every event at
Montgomery Park to-day. In the forth
race Lady Inez won a lot OF money for
her admirers, In a splendid race. makink
the time within a second of the track
record. Results:
First race-six furlongs-Chicquita dO7
C. Weber, to p won. Hayrock second.
Lucille third. Time, l1sia.
Second race-half a mile-Miss Maxim
Ol0. A. Clayton. / TO p won. Elusive Sc
cond. Warren Point third. Time. 81.
Third race-Tennessee Club Handicap,
one mile. all ages, 500 added-Ducat 100.
Bergen. l to 81 won. Prince Carl second,
Santiago third. Time. 1:43.
Fourth race-four furlongs-Iady IneZ
Olo, a. Clayton. to 81 won, Captive se>
cond, Becky Sharp third. Time, 1919.
Fifth race-seven furlongs. selling
Dick Behan GOi. Chorn, even won, Bur
rell's Billet second, Advocate third. Time,
1:30ia.
CUMBERLAND.
N sHVILLE. TENN. April AL
though the track at Cumberland Park
was still muddy scratches were not so
numerous as yesterday. The lowering
clouds and the absence Of anything spe-
cial on the card. however. served 20
cut down the attendance, which was the
smallest Of the meeting Two fayOrtes,
two well-played second choices. and an
outsider won the money. The closest finish
of the meeting occurred in the last race.
Summarizes:
First race-fve furlongs-The Henrietta
O03. Foster 6 10 u won, Marion /. Sc
cond. Pine Top third Time, Los IA.
Second race-four furlongs-Merry Nell
OlO, Thorpe. 10 - won. Gaiety Girl Sc
cond. Rendo third. Time. So 1-2
Third race-handlcap, six and one hall
furlongs-M Minnie See dl4. Cassin. 3 TO u
won. Mollie Il. second. NIllard third.
Time. l:27.
Fourth race-sellng-fiv furlongs-Ca-
taraugus AGO. Cassln. / to p won. Sig
nora second, one Dime third. Time.
! "a IA.
Fifth race-sellng, one mile-Text QC5.
Burrell. 10 y won. Vida second. Abbess
third. Time, go Ia.
ST. ASAPH FOREIGN BOOK.
NEW YORK. April AT meeting OF
the Jockey Club this afternoon August
Belmont. James II. Keene. G. Lee Mott,
and Colonel Thompson were present. T..
L. Downham. president Of the st. Asaph
track, accompanied by Secretary III. b.
Mcintyre and Senator Mushbach. had
hearing on behalf of the Virginia Jockey
Club In regard to the foreign book said
to be operated by the club.
Several afiidavits denying any assoca-
ton with the foreign books were pre-
scented The matter was held in allegiance.
to give the ST. Asaph management
chance TO furnish more convincing proof.
IOWA RUNNING MEETING.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA, April o.
The directors Of Union Park to-day de-
cided TO give big running meeting here.
commencing Nav oath and continuing
ten days. Five or more races are to be
given each day. with free entrance.
Purses aggregating a large amount will
he given