Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-09
ST. AsAPH RACE-TRACk.
Judge Powers and starter rA-
gerald Resign-Wcstern Ruics'

Judge Powers and starter FftH-
gerald Resign-Wcstern Rules.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May s.-Judge
w. l.. Powers and Starter c. j. fltz-
gerald. who have been officiating at the
81. Asaph track, were telegraphed TOT
by the Jockey Cub last night, ana bo'h
resigned their positions and left for New
York to-day. where they Will attend
enecial meeting OF the Jockey Clup'
Jockey William Fitzpatrick acted as
starter to-day. and Wood Martin hlied the
vacant judgeship.
The 81. Asaph officials to-day gave out
n notice stating that the secretary or the
Western Turf Congress has ofilcially hou-
fled the Virginia Jockey Club that by
vote of the congress, the club will be
permitted to race under Western Turi
Congress rules. and all owners, Jockeys
and horses who were In good standinB
prior TO January /. 1925. and have not
raced on outlaw tracks since that da'e'
are eligible to race on Western TURF Con-
gress tracks. including ST. Asaph.
The club declares its intention OF racing
under the Western Turf Congress rules
after the 18th instant
Factotum. at ) TO |, and White Cockade,
at 10 to /. upset calculations IN the Hfst
and third races to-day. Bessie BroWhiils'
favorite at to /, won the second race,
and the last three races on the cara went
10 odds-On favorites
First race-three quarters of a mile
Factotum Q07. Keefe, TO u won' NICK
second. L.ongbrook third. Time. 1l6.
Second race-half mile-Bessie Brown
ing dO7. Reiff, to II won, Cutlong Sc
cond Miss Bowser third. Time, 90 -.
Third race--fve eighths OF a mile-W mite
Cockade lO9. Sheedy. 10 to u won, RUBY
second. Kaudor third. Time. 1904.
Fourth race-half mile-Hermia Co.,
O'I.eary. 2 to 81 won. Fibeld second
Himyaro third. Time. 80.
Fifth race-one mile-Bandit Ql0. Kei1'
TO % won. Van Brunt second, Haihtiile
third. Time. LAP.
sixth race-hve and haf iuriohes
Wheeler qO6. Reiff. TO p won. senator
Vest second, Waterman third. Time
10.
HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO. May S.-Golos's sudden re-
yersal of form in the second race AT
Hawthorne, selling event OF SIX lur
longs. was the surprise OF the day. anu
went unquestioned by the judges Two
DAYS ago he ran absolutely last in a
To-day he beat a good field by DOCK
without any effort on a muddy track
making the distance in ll7 "a.
The bookmakers took most OF the
money. odds-on favorites taking but TWO
of the six events on the card. summaries:
First race-four Acknowledgement g to
II won. Sir Play second, Zanone third'
Time. 81 ii. o. -
Second race-s'x furlongs-Golo 10 u
won. ]. V. Carver second. DICK Bohah
third. Time. III "a. =,
Third race-four furlongs-Millie NJ a
IN II won. Miss Maxim second, Marina
B. third. Time. Ia.
Fourth race-eight and one half Iur-
longs-The Ironmaster 1evenl won Ire
NOR second. Harry Smith third. line
/ 81 81. ,,o
Fifth race short course-steeplechase-
Nv Iuck q to p won. Uncertainty secohd'
Square Fellow third. Time, Si3 IL:
Sixth race-five furlongs-Deceit CD to !,
won. Silverado second, Collins thiro'
Time. 1:0i 81
CHICAGO May S.-Only one iaVorlte
won al Roby to-day. that one being FRED
die L. T. in the last race. Inc war re-
mort having been punctured' the at.eiu
ance increased to 5000 weather WARM
and track fast. cono,,sri,,ar
FIRST race-six furlongs-ScrewdriVer
,,.an stanton second. Bonnie NJ. third.
Time. 119 IL. ,,,,,,,oo
Won Rutbyer second, Tit-for-Tat third
Time, 1:03. -. r,.o,
Third race-slx furlongs-Jolly Joe Won
rodv Rose second. Harold third. Time
lis ga , po,,
NON Kalamazoo second, Frank Fuller
third. Time, AS H. e.
Tifth race-seyen and one half turiongs-
Freddie /, T. won. Florence i. seconu'
C.overnor Hagood third. Time l:3s.
CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE. KY. May s.-lhere m"S
no stake-race on the programme .o-u"S'
I'm, a large crowd went out to see Henry
Young and st. Maxim do Da'tle ior '1 ne
Iouisyille Hotel Handicap. Ii was one Oh
the best races OF the ihee'i"s' ~
won by a length.
ryrst race-seyen furlonCs-Halloweeh
m to n won. Gurgle second, Tobin third.
Time, ] :2S "a. .,o,, 10
Second race--five furlongs-'ohcessioi 70
n 81 won. Sir Dixie second, Sir Archer
third. Time. lO3 IL. "a
Thira race-one mile-St. Maxim % to D,
won. Henry Young second saisuh'a
third. Time, lao "a. .,,o
Fourth race-eix furlongs-Domlhgo
a l-2 TO y won. Royal spirit seeoh''
Clintie c. third. Time. llS Ia, 49,
FIFTH race-four furlcngs-Ben Eoer
(evem won. Rewarder second May III"
kerton third Time, As 81.
CHESTER CUP HANDICAP.
LONDON. May AT Chester to-day
the race for the Chester Cup handicap Oh
200 sovereigns. adiied TO Sweepstakes
NJ o. soyereigns each. for 3-year.olds ana
inward. over the old cup course. nearly
two miles and q quarter. was won by
Captain Machelrs kilsallaghan, nve
wears old Mr.. +. AleAanders Son-oi-a-
Gum. five years old, was second. ana
Lord Penrhyn's Theseus. four years old,
finished third. Mr.. NJ. +. Dryers Don
AIonzo did not start.
THE DWYER-CROKER HORSES.
LONDON. May S.-Truth says In its
turf article: "Banquets victory In the
1000 guinea trial stake race Is not re-
garded with satisfaction by thoughtful
observers. Nothing is more pernicious
than entering good horse In selling race.
backing him for thousands. and buying
him In. II gambling of this odious kind
is the aim and end Of the American in
yasion, the sooner the American turf
men return home the better both for
the turf and themselves"
The Sportsman says that Banquet,
Stonenel and Montauk will take part
in the races at Baldoyle. running for
the Howth. Currash and Stewards plates
ON June Sd and 4th.
The Lord Mayor Of Dublin has rendered
the Inequalities OF the Mansion House
to the American horsemen. and a COM