Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-14
THE AUTUMN TURF.
Cincinnati Track Deep In Mud-Zoo-
zoo Race n Procession.

IATONIA, KY, October l3.-Ihe wea-
Their was cloudy and cool to-day, and the
track deep in mud. There was fair
crowd out. but the betting was rather
slow.
Two favorites, two second-choices. ana
an s-to-l shot won. The 100000 stake
- nos a procession, Loneta. played for
a GOOD thing. winning in gallop by nVe
lengths. NJ, m,
Rritton TO y won, with Bucetta second
and Lester third. Time, l:oOs4.
cocond race-six furlongs-Paul hauVaE
oo7 everett. 20 - won. with Good
times second, and Gray Eclipse thira'
Th,rd race-one mile-Balk Line uOl,
RUSSELL. 2 TO u won, with Ramona Sc
cond. and Nmrod third. Time la.
Fourth race-the Zoo-zoo stakes SIX
furlongs-Loneta u05, Thorp. TO won,
NTH White Frost second ana S's'e'
clara third. Time. 1:ls Ii
Fifth race-Declared OIL 90.
cixtb race-one mile-Little Tom (S5'
pavton > to d won, with Joe Thayer
second and Rampant third. Time l'oO'
opENING AT MORRIS PARK.
MORRIS PARK. october l5.-Ihe hrsI
dov OF the meeting OF the "eslsneseel
pao,no Association, closing the legitimate
IsaSrrs season in the State, began
49, mis- afternoon. The weather was
IA ond the track a perfect quagmire.
IT,, b,., event was the Nursery Handicap,
80 o1,aar-olds. worth $1,000. and the
Toro,no uandlcap of s., 800 for 3-year-olds.
The former resulted in a big dump, as
Celoso. 10 to l, won by a neck from
T,,nhoon. the favorite The Winner. VINO
at n to was the fayorite in the jerome
Handicap, was also defeated
Etrst race-Withers' mile-Howard
Mann 013. Sloan. II to 100 won, with
tIsvoc second, and Patrol third. Time,
Ia. No..
nio Doggett. 6 to u won, with Robert
Ronner second, and i. b. third. Time
Third race-Nursery Handicap, Eclipse
course-Celeso 600 Sloane, 10 10 II won,
with Typhoon IL. second, and George
Rose third Time. ia.
Fourth race-The Jerome Handicap
! one and a quarter miles, over the nil
Souffie Ql2, Hill, to y won WIN Inc
Winner second. and Rondo third' Iime'
| 2:O9 IL 20
withers mile-Glenmoyne on, Taral. 3
IN 81 won with Amer second ana SIT
Dixon. Jr. third. Time, 1:S9 IL
PIIrNGERs OUT IN FORCE.
ST. LOUIS, october 1S.-The piunsers
were out I'm force to-day, ana KEPT ths
hookmakers busy. The first and second
aces were won by long shots. Favorites
oantured the other four races. Track
Ei,st race--six and half furlongs-Big
u,a,Iow (9t. A. Thompson. 20 TO ID won,
.s.h Itthernia Queen second. and Mrs.
Draasbaw third. Time, 1:21 IL.
Saaond race-five furlongs--May Ashley
zoo yuhite 10 TO ID won, with Pelieas Sc
oond and Mobalaska third Time, l:O4 IL.
mt;,.5 race-fve furlongs-Princess Bon
20 white. 2 TO u won. with Stella
me econd and Elama third. Time. los IA.
ID; 18TH race-mile--Bob Clampett lies.
,,,sLav 2 10 q won, with Joe Hart Sc
~ and Tom Sayre third. Time las IA.
r,s,h race-six and a half furlongs-
mn Test dO9. Rowe, TO ID won. with
ri Cochran second. and Overella third.
sixth race-six and a half furlongs-
T,me Maker 200, T. Murphy, TO 81 won.
Nth lady Britannia second, and Tago
! third. Time. l b.
SALE OF TRoTTERs.
LEXINGTON, October 13.-The trot-
ting races scheduled to be run here to-
dav mad to be declared or on account OF
TIA rain. The races Will be called at
n o'clock tomorrow. when to-day's pro-
gramme will be carried out.
The horsemen spent the afternoon at
The auction sale OF the South Elkhorn
trotters OF the estate OF the late Colonel
p Pepper. No high prices were re-
ceiyed. sixty-three head bringing about
81 CO.,