Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-02
MAY-DAY At JENNINGS.
overcoats and Heavy Wrnps-Wai-
den stables Win.


WASHINGTON. ID. c., May Inlay
Day brought cloudy skies and tempera-
ture that. called tor overcoats and heavy
wraps at Jennings. Added TO this was
small field. and the result was a poor
showing on the grandstand. The races
however. averaged well. and favorites
captured four Of the five events. The
walden stables had good ground for feel
ing eIated at the end Of the days events
FIRST race-four and a half furlongs-
E,lorian G07. Littleheld. ! 10 - won. with
CannOnade second, and Second Chahce
third. Time SO.
second race-six furlongs-Pay or Play
0Og. O'Leary. ] TO y won, with The sage
second and Buckeye third. Time, ] IL 30
Third racc-four and half turlongs--
Successful dl6. Doggett 70 . won, win
Prompt second. and Lithos third. Ilme'
Fourth race-one mile-Shakespeare IT,.
Ol3. Littleheld, 1 to - won, with Noley
second. and Mirage third. Time, l:f4 20.
Fifth receive furlongs selling-NaXa-
hoe O0S. O'Leary. 10 ID won, with Eha
Bell second. and Monarch third. Time
:O3 3-5.
ALMOST a HURRICANE.
LEXINGTON. KY. May Just as the
fourth race was decided to-day, a storm
came up. almost equalling "a hurricane,
but soon abated, and the last race was
run I'm a light sprinkle. The Phoenix
Hotel Stakes one of the classic events
of the meeting. was won easily by Prince
Left the favOTite. TWO faVOrites, one
second choice. and two outsiders won.
All the starts were made by a machine,
which worked perfectly.
First race-eiX furlOngs-Cuuclone (93,
Wilson. ) TO u won, with Uncle Henry
second. and Cherub third. Time, ll4s.
Second race-one mile-BOnnie Dundee
CQG J. Gardner. 3 to - won, with Ramey
IluT L. FIN
Third race-Phoenix-H Hotel Stakes, mile
and am eighth-Prince Left OH, Perkins,
2 10 lO won. with Semper Ego second,
and The Winner third. Time, 1912. Ohiy
Fourth race-six furlongs-Zanone 006,
Simms to % won, with Hanlon second,
and sligo third. Time. ll412.
Fifth receive furlOngs-Grace Totey
G7, Bum. 3 10 - won. with Nina Loui1e
second. and the Blossom third. Time l.Ol.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May The
sport at Cumberland Park to-day was by
easy odds Of higher class than that OF
any other afternoon of the spring meet
ing The Greenbrier Stake for $1,000 was
the feature Of the card. Ben Eder re-
trieVed his previous dogglsh WOIk on tLe
heavy track by running srfat rae, Du g
his stable companion, Lady lneH' was IN
Inc race to protect him against kondo,
the second choice, and she dld H. Earring
her interference at the suetch, NoIdo
would have been the winner, ana from the
Grand stand IL looked like a foul. The
Judges thought differently, though, ana
RondO's drive home amounted 10 the
place. with Elder first ana ineZ 'hiiu'
Weather threatening; track htdNy. 80,
First race-seven turlongs- lHelg wv
Scbrrer TO y won. with Matte Lee
second. and Guard third. Time 81 -.
second race-fOur and "a halt turlongs,
for maiden z-year-old hllieSTlHIeEl c,, taIo
second, and Granny third. Time, % Il
Tbird race-one mile. the Green6rier
Stakes. 1000 for 3-year-olds-Ben kder
ans. Morrison. 4 10 81 won, Win honuo
eecond and adv IneZ third. Time, ll6
Fourth rac,.-One mile, selling-OVerella
as Jarrett. . - TO ID won, with Blasco
second. and Joe o. SOt third. Tlme, l41
Fifth race-half mile. seihIS ga, % T,
n second. and Roltaire third. Time, 81 81
sixth race six furlongs, non-winhers IN
1Sq6-Elano O0s. Scherer, l 10 = Won WIN VII
OTaretta second, and Strabertha mira.
Time, 1lS -.
FORsYTHS CLOSING.
CHICAGO. May forsyth closed its
0fteeu-day spring meeting to-day, and
Sheffield viii open tomorrow TOT me saih1
number of days Jockeys IL. payld anu
Iaoer were temporarily suspended for
snsnlcious riding, the former OF DICK
Reban and Hager of Ellie I. Senator
ouav "a 2-vear-Old out of Tom Garter
stable. clipped second on the lhulanA
state half-mile record by ruhnlng the
distance in 1872 Laura Cotla was INC
only favorite TO win C,.4.,
First race-fve furlongs- Laura Colla
(S6 Dorsey. TO 81 won, with jim nirHIIy
second. and Lillian Seibel third' llihe'
second race-half a mis-Senator Quay
1oi Garner. TO j. won, with DeVere
second. and Ethel Farrell third. Ilme'
Third receive furlongs--ConnemaTras
oo2 Morgan. S 10 u won with EinS l.
eecond and Loretta third Ilme' w -.
Fourth race-siX turlongs-t ncIe ApD
05 Garner TO u won. win iIch man 1,,..e.i
second. and Backing Brush thltu' 1'iii''
re Fiftb race-hve furlongs--May Fern 0lO'
II pernV 4 TO ID won, with The RoQk Sc
r On and Warren Leland third. Ilme'
l'Ssl,,iih raee-six furlongs-The Duke QOI'
Nf,,>,an ! TO ID won. with Tramp see0hu'
- mUi elsie Ferguson third. Time, lIoA'
NrWMARKET. ENGLAND.
roN-poN MAY 1-At Newmarket to-
.lat, the May Plate Of 800 soVereisnS , 10 ~.
sN"oid de- Rothchild's D. T. Golelai az.
-" 49, fcbnsou's ch c. SteWarton DtihB
.econd and IL. Fosters en-. G. 1ilsn Nna. ,
eei1nr n ind. Il. Lorrillard's Lalhoch star y
ed. but was not placed, - 100 sovereiens
~ for 2-vear-old tillies, ko"leE hi te
S@Jin ana eleven YARDS was won by 5ne :
Prince primo Of Waless bT T9 bsi5 p see6nd
Bailq ~ e.afland's b. f. Jolly Boat third.
ana nd, Lo PI%rinkiey Plate Of 200 soyereigns
80. inc ,boalrlo Sld one mile, was won by
Jennings Irs b. Glow Glow SIR saro nd and ar
quhar ; 93,,,, ~. IA e. Mitre third. =. Lor-
hi "a Nc en-. c. Dakotah ii. started but
was not placed r,a4o handlcap). of 200
T.
sovelelss'' Ga Z Ilfraimobe,. j. gewett
. i, ahi.o' Rocorder being second, ana a. r.
en- 6 ai,,oIndv's h. h. Sweet Auburn th,5d. MI
lrtarted but was not placed
receiver for \. y. Times.
NEW YORK, May lIsefious, , oiiers