Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
TURF EVENTS INTERESTING
Two Track Records Broken ut Lou
isyiIle-BOoLs Lose.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May THE second
day Of the Louisville meeting was princl-
pally remarkable on account Of the break
ing of two track records, Fred. Barr going
six and a half furlongs In 1901 A.
quarter Of a second better than the
record-and Cleophas setting the mark
for half a mile at As fiat. There was
a splendid attendance. The track was
fast and the betting heavy. Three favo-
rites and two outsiders won, and the
books quit loser on the day.
First race--hve furlongs-Suissun Ql5.
Bum, 1 to 1O) won, with Banquo III. Sc
end, and Sannie third Time, 1N3.
Second race-thrteen sixteenths OF
a mile-Fred. Barr 0O6, Perkins, to p
won. with Zanone second, and Irish Lady
third. Time, :2l IA.
Third race-siX furlongs-Probasco Q0,
Thorp, EVEN won. with Joe Thayer Sc
cond, and Koko third Time, 1:l6 Ia
Fourth race-the Debutante Stakes. half
a mile-Cleophas Q10, Sims, 2 TO 81 won,
with Eugenia Wickes second, and Ethel
Lee third. Time. As.
Fifth race-siX furlongs-Harry Shannon
QO2. Walker, to u won, with Trilby Sc
cond. and Goodng third. Time, 11j 81.
AT SHEFFIELD.
CHICAGO, May 7-California was the
hottest thing that ever faced a starter
at any of the Indiana tracks, at Sheffield
to-day. From 2 to l he went TO / 10 1
in a flash, and the books refused TO take
a cent on him at that price.
The best finish OF the meeting came
up in the fourth race, between Fusileer
and Anna Mayes. Dick Behan and Gomor
passed the lines heads apart May Fern
was the only winning faVOritq
First race-six furlongs-Little Sadie
C6, Burns. to y won. with Connemara
second, and Rosa May third. Time,
1852.
Second race-four ADMINISTRATIVE
Q0l Everett, to y won, with Clemats
second and Dervish third. Time 5S1-2.
Third race-six furlOngs-Outgo Q0j,
Everett, to y won, with California Sc
cond, and Clenoid third. Time, 115
Fourth race-six and a half furlongs-
Fusileer QOi, Soden, TO u won. with
Anna Mayes second. and Dick Behan
third Time, 1:2l.
Fifth race-six furlongs-May Fern 0O5,
Everett, to 81 won, with Marden Pet
second and Hazelpatch third. Time. 115.
Sixth race-one mile-John Hickey Ql0,
Warren. to p won, with Mandolina Sc
cond. and Pat Malloy third. Time, la IL.
AQUEDUCT TRACK.
AQUEDUCT RACE-TRACK. May T.
Weather was fine to-day. The talent
played in clover-four favorites and one
well-backed second choice passing under
the all-important wire in the lead.
First race-seven furlongs-Mirage OO3,
Sheedy to y won. with Klnglet second,
and Kallirhoe third Time. 1:f4.
Second race-one mile-Bessie Brown
ing QO7, Doggett. 6 TO 81 won, with Whip
pany second, and Tomoka third. Time,
1:46 ga.
Third race-half a mile-Joe Hayman
200. Lamley G TO 81 won, with Her own
second, and Young Harry third. Time. co.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Marshall Q12. Doggett 6 to 81
won. with Chugnut second, and Rosedale
third. Time, ~ IL.
Fifth race-half a mile-Favor co.
Sheedy, to 81 won, with Brighton Sc
cond. and Katie w. third. Time. 80 l-2
CHESTER, ENGLAND. HANDICAP.
LONDON, May THE race for the
great Cheshire Handicap. 800 sovereigns
added for S-year-olds and upward one
mile and a quarter. was run at Chester
to-day, and was won by Sir r. Jardlne's
oh. h., Fealar, years old; Lord Hinlip's
b. c.. Powlck. years old. being second,
and Mr.. II. McCalmont's b. m. Irish Car,
; years old. third.