The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-26

fusion, Hattie Below, Feast, Howard M.
and Almond also ran. Clara Foley, 3 to l.
Second-One-half mile. Red, no (Overton),
3 to 5, won; Lady Keith, 15 u. Johnson,
to to :, / ih sss0na Tim asn. :sss' Maud NJ o. L SHsset ccv 8
ington, KY, Lady Hope and Miss Pike also
ran; Lady Keith. 2 60 1, place.
fOverton), to 5, third. Time, 1:42la. Booze
and Aureola also ran. Alamo. even, place.
1O5 q. Gardner), 4 to /, won: Lightfoot. 100
scornsr2, 10 to i, third: Time. i:55 ondagus.
Master Fred, Dockstader, Tupto and Tremor
also ran. Lightfoot, even, place.
Fifth-Mile and seventy yards. Aimee
spur, ss q. Perkins,, s to 1. second; Hippo
grif, 103 IN. Morris), 10 to J., third. Time,
I;45A; Tariff Reform, J. P B.. Peytonia,
sixth-six furlongs. Miss Young. los
Raget),. z to 10. won; Tough Timber, log
ner). 4 to 1, third. Time, lis. Lafiesta.
Susie B.. Aimee, Frontman and Marioni also
ran. Tough Timber, 2 to 1. place.
Late tonight Col. Jack Chinn, after a full
investigation, discovered that jockey Willis
Ham was not TO blame. and he promptly
reinstated him..
winners mt Bennings.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The heavy
clouds of the morning gave way before the
sun and brought a good-sized Saturday
crowd to the Bennings track to-day. The
card was a fair one and furnished good
sport. week of betting under the hand
book system has taught the Washington
talent the points Of the new order of things,
and the play on the choices was more than
brisk. The feature Of the card was the
Army and Navy handicap, worth $1,000, and
five weI-matched entries faced the flag.
Though Premier was a favorite, Harwarden
was plunged on by the knowing ones. Not
a horse in the contest went to the post with
out being played heavily. 1t was Hawarden's
race from the start. Running easily in third
place. he came away in the stretch
and won pulled up. The exciting incident
OF the day came in the first race, for which
Kennel, with j. ]. McCafferty riding. was an
odds-on first choice. With the horses well
punched, just after entering the stretch Ken
net was given his head, but stumbled and
fell, both horse and rider lying motionless on
Cafferty was severely cut, but no bones were
broken or internal injuries suffered. Kennel
had a heavy hemorrhage. Walden's Russler
Kilkenny withdrew from the steeplechase,
and May Blossom walked over. Another
race was added. Winners and odds: Will
Eiioll, : u i RtSSIcis I " ocns- ,
to 5: Mirage. 3 to 1; May Blossom walk
over): May Blossom l to g.
Lexington Entries.
LEXINGTON, April 25.-Following are
Mondays entries:
First Race-S:x furlongs; Inaugural scram-
BILE. Dorothy, SO; NJ. V. j., Amy T., 80,
Myrtle darkness, 100; Zanone, Warrick, 102,
Ramiro. 106: Gurle. III; Simon W., I6.
Second-One mile. Cashier, 50; Anna Lyle
IS; Fred Barr, 81: Tom Miles. 80: Tariff Re-
form. SO: Rejected, IS; Bonnie Dundee, 81;
Haifmine, SO; Ace Frontman, Sligo 100; Les
ter, 101: Rasper, 106.
sixteenth. Prince Lief, 10; Cherub, 81; Sem
per Ego, Gallon Dor, The Winner. 80.
observation-disclosures of a mile. Love
Joy, 1l5: San Canon, The Gamer. Zelbach,
nate. T. w. W., Old Sport, 1lS.
Observation-Disclosures OF a mile. Evening
Chat, Virginia Moore, Tempesta. Us; La
Prsncessa, 116: Suisun. B~reakaway. Cappy
Tin Cup, The Blossom, is; Princess Maud,
liz; High Society. Lady Hope. Amiable, Eu-
gene Wicks, Lady Rover, lis.
Nashville Entries.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. April z.-Foliowine
are Mondays entries:
First Raee-Six furlongs- Matte Lee, 81;
Wang. Onaretto. 81: Leo Lake. 105: Nick and
Tartarian, l6, coupled
Sec0nd-Selling: one mile. Miss Perkins
80; Imp. Sauter. s.; Joe OrSot. Imp. Wolsey
Miss Clark, Rossmore, SO: Billy Mckenzie
Blasco, 100; Leonard B. 1o1; Emin Bey. los.
Third-CumbeTlan n prize; mile and one.