Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-01
THE JENNINGS RACE-TRiCI<.
Rather Small Attendance - Five
Observation-Disclosures Handicap.

Observation-Disclosures Handicap.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Forbdding
skies and card Of no weighty proper
tons were probably in part responsible
for the rather mediocre attendance at
Bennlngs to-day. There were five
scratches-all good horses-from field
Of &c entries Sir Dixon, Jr.. went out
of the second race a six-furlong dash
The Swain and Mirage had a chalk-mark
across them, reducing the only mile event
Of the day to four starters, while the
second six-furlong event was run with
out Tinge and Mormon. Despite the
scratches however, every race was In
teresting.
Ignatius. Jr., by his Righteousness, de-
layed the start OF the first race forty
minutes. He was last In the betting and
I'm the race also.
The stake event Of the day was the
MARYLAND Hurdle Handicap, 2 IA miles,
over ten hurdles. For this race Caracas
was the favorite. and though Woodford
led well at the start, Caracas got ahead
at the second jump and kept up until
near the end. when he went lame, through
a swelling foot, and had to yield. His dis
ability is only a temporary one.
In the seventh race the DAILY chestnut,
Golden Gate, tumbled at the last hurdle,
but was remounted by Green, and fin
ished third.
First race-half mile. selling-Marsh
Harrier (95 O'Leary, to %, won, with
Lizzie b. III. second, and Bicycle Cir
third. Time, 81 20.
Second race-six furiongs. selling-King-
let dll, Congdon, EVEN. won. with Mrs.
nj Cafxia third Time.
LII is.
Third race. one mile-Prlg 0@, Little
field. even). won, with Sue Kittie second,
and Restraint third. Time. La.
Fourth race-six furlOngs-Hawarden
dls. Doggett, / to y, won, with Facto-
tun. second, and The Sage third. Time,
f16 As.
Fifth race-hurdles, two and a quarter
mlles-Woodford as. NlcInerney, to j
won, with Caracas second, and Golden
Gate third. Time, 442.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN, April SO.-The
largest crowd Of the week attended the
races at Cumberland Park to-day, but sue
ceeded in putting only two fayorites over
the plate. Tartarian had an easy thing
of the first race, while Bing Binger'
second choice in the second race, also
had another soft snap, The Belle Mead
stakes were won by Truxillo. a 5-to-l
shot. in a gallop. by two lengths. Leon
ard b. took the fourth event as he
uleased. The fifth race was the hottest
event OF the meeting so far, and was
captured by Elon Jackson, who just got
ND i'm time TO beat IZeyl, the favorite, by
n head. while Marie c. was tapped on
the other two end coming like cyclone
Spokena was installed fayorite In the
last race. but was beaten by Mayer,
iO-to-l shot. Weather clear; track heavy.
First race--six and half furlongs, SELL
ing-Tartarian uO7 Murphy, to 100 won
with old Dominion second, ana Lizet'a
third. Time, :25 IL.
Second race-one mile selling-Bing
Ringer dO7, Morrison, 3 to u won, with
Galley west second, and Fresco third
Time. $50 -
,ThIrd race-half a mile, Belle Mead
stakes. y.OoO for 2-year-old colts-Trux-
lilo G1s. Scherer. 10 u won, with Boa
nor second. and Storm King third. Time,
81.
Fourth race-mile straightforward p.
n07. Scherer. EVEN won. with Maxima
second. and Rattle Boy third. Time 90
Fifth race-half a mile. for maiden
GENERALIZATION Jacket QlO, Scherer' >
10 II won, with Izeyl second, and Marie
c. third. Time, 50.
sixth race-seven furlongs-John Mayer
noo Murphy. 10 to u with Spokena Sc
ma and Lizzie Mack third. Time. 1856
FORSYTH PARK.
CuICAGO. April 9O.-Tamblo helped a
few wise men to considerable money az
Eorsvth to-day. by winning the mile and
an eighth hurdle race. Backed from io
40 I down TO IL TO /. and whipped by
Jockey i Level over half OF the journey
be crossed the line two lengths before
Nt,tes Standish. the even-money favorite.
tIt Harry. the shOrt-bred, clipped "a half
second off the Indiana State ive-furlon8
record running the distance in lOl Ii
Only two of the six favorites won.
First race-six furlongs-Willie l.. QO9,
Freeman. to ID won. with Ben Hur Sc
cond. and Potsdam third. Time. ll6 II.
Second race-six furlongs-Weola OBS,
warren. I 10 lW won, with Marden Pet
second and Aunt Ida third. Time
lis IL -, %,
ucGIone 10 ID won, with Roy Lochie!
second and Gomor third. Time, l:0i Ia.
Fourth race-handicap; seven and a
half furlongs-Doctor c. @s, Hyle, to p
won. with Caufield second, and Onalaska
third. Time. :36 Ia.
Fifth race-handlcap; one mile ana an
eighth. over four hurdles-TamDio 90. j.
Level. 30 10 u won, with Miles Standish
second, and Cunarder third. Time 200.
sixth race--six Acknowledgement QoZ'
Warren. to 81 won. with Excuse second
and My Hebe third. Time, lilo "a
KENTUCKY TRACK.
LEXINGTON. KY. April 5O.-The
racing to-day at the Kentucky Assocla-
ton track. as compared with that Of yes
| terday. was much better. The horses that
went to the post in the five events on the
! card were OF fair to first-class quaiity'
| and although all the winners except
| Rrace-Girdle had an easy time or H.
| there was an element OF uncertainty
during the betting that made the sport
exciting. Attendance fair. -Four out oil
| the five favorites won.
First race-one mile-Rasper Qoo, FER
kins 4 TO u won, with Katharine second
and FIlzbert third. Time. l:42
Second race--six furlongs-Brace Girdle
! M, Perkins. Z TO 10) won, with The
Dragon second, and Rubber Neck third.
| Time. ll5
third race-Pepper Stakes. nine-six-
,aenths OF a miIe-Suissun Gl5, Bum. 10
| "a won. with Eugenia Wicks second, ana
| Rutzen's Sister third. Time, 80 "a.
Fourth race-mile and one-slxteenth-
pev dol Mar Dunn, TO 100 won, with