Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
THE END AT PIMLIC0.
A LARGE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE
on THE RACING.
FOUR-EILE STEEPLECHASR.
Interesting Contest between Mcssrs.
Hayes and Nicholas, tho Gentle
men Riders-oDening at New Or
leans-Other Events

BALTIMORE. Nd, November iL-Ths
Pimlico meeting came TO an end to-day.
Six races were on the programme. tie
concluding event being a four-mns
steeplechase. Az on previous steopiechass
days. a largo crowd was at tho course
attracted by the promise OF another bat
tie between the Messrs Hayes and Nicho-
las, the gentlemen riders. The weather.
too. offered an inducament The after
noon was. In that respect. almost perfect
As race, the Hunt Cup was not dis
appointing II was a grand contest from
start TO finish between three OF the four
starters. Harry Harwood fen over a
jump, after going two miles and a half.
and rolled over Mr. Han, his rider.
Neither Mr.. .4all nor his horse suffered
injury. Trlllion. ridden by W. c. Hayes.
set the pace from the start Sam ID.
and Harry Harwood were close up, with
DeGarnette, who haaltated at tho nrst
jump, trailing. This order was main-
tained until Haw0od went down. De-
Garnette then closed Up, and ran Tapped
VITA the leaders for the last mile.
Mr.. william Hayes Outrode bis brother
by length from DcGarnette, VITA sam
u. length away. The time. IN view ok
the heavy going. was very fast-9.23 IL.
Henry Harris. a cOlored jockey, fell
from Ten Spot IN the first race. aud had
his c0llar-bOne broken. Ten SPOT was IN
the lead. entering the stretch, when he
stumbled. and Harris rolled on. Favo-
rites and second choices won all the
events.
Frires raoo r,sfHe,s o ,-oo-. IA o..
furlongs-Slray step 40 Leads. II 10 -
won, Floral Park second, Purse Proud
third. Time 1.0il-A
Second race-six furlon ys-Septuor 003.
Doggett, 10 81 won, Premier second.
Royal Princess third. Time. ilsi4
Third race-handicap, one mie-Cassio-
pea 0l9 Liuleheld, 2 70 u won. l.. b.
second Arabian third Time, i.i3 "a
Fourth race-handicap. one mile ana n
Quarter-Maurica az. Sims. 70 D won.
counsellor Howe second. Noliey third
Time. 200 II.
Fifth race-consoiatiCn selling. ono and
one sixteenth mlles-Daigretu 90
Doggett. EVEN won, Waterman second.
Mex Johnson thlrI. Time. lM II.
Sixth race-Hunt Cup four miles.
eeplechase-Jr.liion Q65. ". c. Hayes.
2 no ~ won. DeGarnette second, sam u.
third. Time, 9.zSi-2.
CRESCENT CITY OPENING.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. November IA
perfect day for outdoor sport with ths
temperature l1 degrees, opened the cres-
cent City Joclset Clubs winter race meet
Ing Fully l5.o0O people were on thu
ground. The track was fast, and as iva
straight IA oritcs won. tho public wen1
home with well-dlled pockets.
First race-six full0ngs-l.aureate lel,
Scherer, ? 20 y won, Judith @. second,
Banquet third Time, la5 Ia.
Second race-slN flonff-Stccfholm
on, scherer. 70 p wen, Robert Bonner
secon. william Carney thif4. Time. I'D.
Third race-0ne and one-eighth miles.
seling-lda PlckWick O09, ClerrOck, i0 20
. won. Uncle Abe second. DeyaUlt third.
Fourth race-ons mle-squire @. co.
Combs. 20 - won. Lord Nelson second.
Logan tiird. Time. l.3 IL.
Fifth race-4-year-oids and upward. sell
ing seven fLTlOngs-Dick Bryan OH. Il
Mrs. Bradshaw third. Time 1908 IL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EVENTS.
NASHVILLE. TENN. November IA
There was very large saturday
crowd az Cumberland Park to-day. 10 Wit
ness fve good purse races. me talent
got "a little the better " the looks as
three fagOrites. one second choice, and =
vou-backei outsider got the verdict.
There VIII be an extension OF the racing
during the next week. weather clear.
First race-selling SIX furlongs-Biiiy
Fisher acc Ross. . 10 81 won. Forfeit Sc
c0nd. Spauzer third. Time lis -.
Second rac@-selilng. six ard a half fur
longs-Cfarley Weber ls Banks, 70 -
won. Rosmar second, Sauter third. Time.
1ll IT,
Third race-selling. one mi'e-Pelieas
Oi3 Hart. 7 10 81 won. Pete Kitchen se-
cond. Tltita third Time. l.sl.
Fourth race-seli.ng six furlongs-Pstrol
C7. SOnger. 4 20 D wc1, Margaret Allen
second Gladioll third Time. J 10 IL
Fifth rlce-steeplechas hanetcap. short
course-Coionist go stewart. 20 p won,
Grenada second, somerzault third. Tine.
JENNINGS REOPENs TUESDAY.
WASHINGTON, November r. The rall
meeting " tho Washington Jockey Club
begins az Bennlngs on Tuesday next En-
tries for the FIRST day close AZ noon Mon
day Everything is in readiness ~ the
track All the stables now az Pimllco
viii be here. as well a. good strings ana
it is believed that The b9ok-uakers VIII
find way 70 race without violating tho
CINCINNATI TRACK.
I.aTON1A. November IA cheap card
o. four selling races and an exciting siee-
plechase was run or to-day Three laYpr-
ties and two second choices took no
purses. Track good
First race-siX flrl0nes-Asoph o., q
Relf 3 ~ ID won. Twinkle second, LiDe-
rau third. Time. lI6 So
second rncc-One mile-Ino Oli. 9.
Rein even) won. Skate second. Alethia
Auen third. Tine. 1915.
Third race-slx fIiongs-Oid Centre 900.
pnpee. S ~ b won. A. 3. G. second. Mat
tie Lee third. Time liI.
Fourth raoe-steenlccias one ana three-
quarter miles-iawyer C55 Callagher.
EVEN won. Uncle jim second. Aris.ocEar
third Tine f7W.
FIFTH racc-six furlongs-J. Walter ftt,
Burns % u won. Arg0naut secont, cly-
dam third. Tine. lis L.
VALUABLE HORSES BURNED.
LEXINGTON. ky, November l4--At (
o'clock this morning a stable containing
eighteen valuable trofiing and pacing
horses. Belonging % Mrs ". T. D.
stoke of New York. was destroyed hy
IRE. Josie b.. holder II the worlds team
pacing record az 200 - perisned. Her
mate. Miss Rcfa "A believed 20 have been
saved Nine horses wrre burned II -
believed that Onward and Patchen wilkes
were among the horses saved.
Estimates for Appropriation Bills.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. November IA
Although the House Committee o. Appro-
priatiOns meets November goth. for the
commencement Of the Work o. preparing
the appropriation bills, the estimates OF