The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-23
FLORETTA'SGREAT RACE.
she WINS TIE ARLINGTON STAKES
IN VERY PAST TINE.
Cspt.in T. ct f5toI Wins the Second Race
at st. Asaphs 1rAck-Resvl OF the
Events at oh, Tracks.


ton stake race at the ST. Asaph track TO-
day resulted in one Of the most remarkable
two-year-'. d races ever .un Ia this COM
try. The first furlons was run IN 10 81
seconds: the quarter pole was made in
22l-4, and the time at the 3-sths was
.g43-4 Fqoretta, the winner, belongs
to August Belmont and is by Civil Service
or Fiddesticks out OF st. Abba. The
attendance was somewhat smaller than
usual. Nineteen books were on. Sum
mareS
First race-four ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g
TO % FIRST, Tbvanna second, Charmer
third. Time, 80 IL.
Second Tace-seven furlongs-Captain T..
as to - first. Sir Dixon. Jr.. second
Copyright Thru. Time. / % "a.
Third race-one mile-Buckrenc a to 81
first. Cass second, Little Matt third. Time,
1;43 -.
Fourth race-four furlongs-FIoretta q
to 81 first, Applegate second. Lambert
third Time. As 81.
Fifth race-nve furlongs-Nickle q TO
o. first, Factotum second, f1dget third.
Time not given.
sixth race--six furlongs-McKee q to
l0) first, Lollie Easton second, Sir John
third. Time. l:Ol "a.
FOUR TAyIRITEs WON At RoBY.
CHICAGO. April 22.-Four successive
winning favoritcs at Roby made the pub
lie glad to-day. Then Zaldivar at TO .
ran third TO Fife T., Is to /. and Lester.
The winners fairly outclassed their re-
spective fields, the best finish being Goto
in the fifth. Fifteen books did business.
Summaries:
First race-selling. six furlongs-Nio-
lette first, Laprentice second, Lady Rose
third. Time. f:2S II.
Second race-selling. three and one
half furlongs-Millie NJ. first, Harmony
second, Legion third. Time, :i2 81.
Third race-seling, FIVE and one-half
furiongs-Goto first, Red John second.
La Garta third. Time, 1909 3-i.
Fourth race-selling. one mile-Lismore
first. Freddie L., second, Folly third.
Time. ia IL.
Firth race-selling, seven furlong-Efiie
T.. first. Lester second, Ialdivar third.
Time, 1871 "a.
DEAD HEAT AT NAsH'1LLF.
NASHVILLE, TENN. April 1.-THE
first two races AT Cumberland Park TO-
day were run in drizzling rain, but the
track was left in good condition. Fa-
vorites won two, a third choice one, and
OUTSIDERS Two OF the races DtH. W ~
son and Buckedic finished so close to-
gether in the first race that the Judges
could not separate them. and it was de-
cared a dead heat The run-on was
easily won by Ben. Wilson, who finish
ed, pulled-up. by three lengths. The
second race furnished an exciting finish,
the first six horses being in bunch.
Summaries;
First race-selling, six furlongs.-Ben.
Wilson Oo7. Turner. 10 y and Buckedie
d07. Perkins, TO u ran a dead heat;
Gee Whiz second. first. uhE SN,SS bum
Gee WIZ third. Time. l:o7 Ia.
The run-on Ben. Wilson a 10 y won
easily. by three lengths. Time, l1S "a
Second race-sell-ng. four and one-half
furlongs Maid Of Honor O06, TO u first,
East second, Nancy r. third. Time,
SO 3-4
Third race-four and one-half furlongs.
Minnie Clyde do6, Thorpe, to u FIST,
Bramble Leaf second, Sister Mollie third.
Time, $50 81.
Fourth race-six futlongs.- The Reaper
ar, r.. Williams. 10 10 u first. Metro.
pole second, Buck Massie third. Time
liza II.
Fifth race-selling. mile and a sixteenth.
Lena Franck (S9. A. Barrett, 6 TO u first,
Tasco second. Peytonia third. Time.
l,4S IL.
IRoNMAsTFR WINS A RICH STAKE.
MEMPHIS, TENN, April IA slight
rainfall somewhat quickened the track
at Montgomery Park to-day. but despite
this fact. only two faVorites out OF a
possible six got under the wire first.
In the first race. Pat. Dunns Joyial had
throw-down for the honors. lie won
handny from his field. King William
was the other favorite to pass first under
the wire. ALI the other events went to
outsiders. The principal event on the
programme was the Tennessee Brewing
Company stakes worth $4,000 10 the win
ner. This was taken by the Iron Mas
ter. ne defeating such horses as Figaro,
Wells street, and Plutus for the prize.
Frank Gayle and Josephine were the win
ners of the last two races. Summaries.
First race-six furongs. -Jovial QOl,
Chorn, TO lO) first. Brown Dick second.
Ais Norma third. Time, iis.
Second race-four furlongs king VIII
liam OOS Ballard z to 100 first. Brydees
second, Imp. The Dog, third. Time,
80 50.
Third race-one mile, the Tennessee
Brewing Stakes. Sl.ooO added.-The Iron
master Ool. Chorn. 10 u first, Wells
Street second Plutus third. Time
1871.
Fourth race-six furlongs .-Wcota d05,
Bergen, 4 to - first. silva second. Prince
Third Time. lis Ia.
Firth race-six furlongs. selling Frank
Gayle Ge0. j. Gardner, 3 10 y FIRST Cy-
cline second. Lottie Alter third. Time.
liz Il.