Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-08
MIG CROWD At PIMLICO.
,.. no WeII-TrnclS Fnsf-
r,e,ts Well Contested.

BALTIMORE. MD, November IA
half-holiday crowd OF 500 saw the race'
a. p,rnllco to-day. Fifteen books weigh
"a in. and did profitable business as
,,ro ve,l-backed first choices were bowled
a,.or THE track was fast. and all
~ ~, o,,ort. vere we'll contested. Jockey
U,tt u,as sent down for the rest of the
,,,oe,,ng Cor mis- questionable riding or
L;ingstone. The meeting continues
throughout the week.
first receive furlongs, selling 2
vear-old hlIies-Tanakassee 600, Doggett
2 10 u won, with Miss Lillian second
and Euphemia l.. third. Time, l~.
Second race-mile' selling-L9uise ~,
os Hirsch. 7 to 10) won. with kingstone
second and Distant shot third. Time,
Third race-Hotel Stafford, Weller
1andicop. all ages, five furlongs-Success-
fnI Ol2 Doggett. EVEN won, with Bill
IaU second. and Ross o. third. Time, w.
Fourth race-Hotel Rennert Handicap,
for ALI ages. mile and one furlong-The
swain nOS. O'Leary. 3 TO y won, with
Maurice second, and Amer third. Time
50 Ii.
Firth race-six furlongs, 2-year-olds-
Trayant OO5, Simms. to o won, win
ore Chance second. and Traline third.
Time. 116 IL.
sivtb race--steeplechase. two and one
half miles. Maryland Cup-Dejamette
O5O Mr.. HAYES. 5 TO y won, with Morass
second. and Young orion third. Time,
SIS.
LATONIA. KY. November 1.-Two IA
vorites. two second choices and two out
siders were the winners to-day. Pro-
basco. heavily played in the third race,
ran away three miles while at the post,
and then fell and broke his leg. Track
heavy.
First race-slx Acknowledgement COG,
Everett. TO u won, with Nance second.
and Mother of Pearl third. Time 1:2O 81
Second race-fve furlongs-Connie Lee
1O1. Coley, IL TO y won, with Sangamon
second. and Stockholm third. Time los.
Third ce-mile-Marquise G2. It.
Eurns. TO ~ won with Basso second.
and Peep O. Day third. Time 1:7 IL.
Fourth race-one and one eighth miles
Ida PickwlclI OO9. Perkins, 10 p won.
with Addie Buchanan second, and The
Dragon third. Time. 2Ol "a.
Fifth race-six furiongs-Clissie b. GO5.
Everett. 6 10 u won. with Old Centre
second. and Lawanda third. Time.
119 "a.
Sixth race-SteeplechaSe, mile ana
half-Don Pedro 40, Hamilton, EVEN
won. with Zaldivar second, and Cuidado
third. Time, 1924.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE. TENN. November IA
majority OF the favorites won al Cum
berland Park to-day, over n good track
and before the largest crowd Of the meet
ing. The steeplechase was easily the
feature OF the afternoon, and was wor
by Sonersault. the favorite. who fought
Il out all the way with the betting choice
Colonist. and got the verdict by q
neck. Tim Murphy was the hot fayorlt'
| I'm the fourth race. at five and n half fur
| longs. but Lauretta ID. passed him II
! the stretch. and won by two lengths.
First race-3-year-olds and upward
seven furlongs-Chariey Weber nO7
Banks. to 81 won. with COMMISSIONS
second. and Paramount third. Time
1:3l IL.
Second race-maiden 2-year-olds. nv
| MISUNDERSTANDING Q08, Mitchell. 6 TO
won. with Susie Howse second, and Gar
nett Beach third. Time, l:Oi IA.
Third racial ages, seven furlongs-
Flano dO7, Ross, Z to lD won. with Bon
Schoenfeld second. and Remnant third
Time. 1:32.
Fourth race-selllng. five and a half fun
longs-Lauretta d. 0O9. Scott. to y wor
with Thornbush second, and Ruth
third. Time. ITO.
Fifth race-steeplechase, short course
somersault 90. Donovan, 2 to y wor
with Colonist second, and Grenada thirC
| Time 3:5i.