The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-06

Wilson, IL to - first, with Lctcher second
and Anna Lyle third. Time. lar
Second race-six furlongs.-Strathreel
1O5. Thorp. . 10 10, first, with Kitty Is.
second and Timberland third. Time
1.1GH
1'i1rd race-onc mile-Moylan G03, Per-
kins. to ~ first. with Victorious second
and Chorub third. Time, i;il't
Fourth ACCOMPLISHMENTS % a mile
Ethel Lee Qo6. Perkins. 10 u first, with
Oak Leaf second and J. Walter third.
Time. .JGA.
FIFTH receive furlongs.-Cherry Leaf
nlj. Brltton. ) 10 u first. with ORION
second and Blitzen's Sister third. Time
1gOi
AQUEDCCT TRACK.
AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK, l.. l.. May
loving 10 a rain-storm that passed over
this vicinity early this afternoon, the
sport here to-day was rather tame. The
rain converted the track into muddy
way, and the going was very slow IN
consequences "'e changed conditions
did not interfere with the programme
as only four horses declined the issue.
There was a fine crowd present. notwith-
standing the fact that the card was
neither heavy nor brilliant summarize
First racc-one mile.-Royal II. (Garri-
son. 10 10 u first with Balmaghie second
and Beau Ideal third. Time. i:5li2.
Second racc-two year olds, hail mile
Cherub 90. Hewitt. 20 L. first VII San-
rian second and Malta third. Time. -53.
Third race-one-slxtcenth Of mile
Marshall no. Doggett. o 70 l0 first. with
Captain T. second and Mirage slird
Time. 1:J7.
Fourth racc-two-year-old hIies halt
mile.-Setfast OlO. j. Donnelly Z 20 j.
first. with Katie W. second and Madame
5. third. Time, 81.
Fifth race-attS 30 half furlongs.-
Factotum G0l. Keefe. TO p FIRST with
Kmglet second and Phebus third. Time
1:13.
NASHVILLE CLOSES.
NASHVILLE. TENN, May 5.-The
spring meeting Of the Tennessee Breed
ers' Association closed to-day. ana the
state event on the card was the Maxwell
House stakes for twO-year-oids az tour
and oue-haf furlongs. for $1,000 Bean
erses and Lord Zenl were coupled as the
dependence OF the Hot Springs stable. but
Pop Barrett did not Do 4 thing 10 them.
lie had the mount of Storm King. and
proceeded 10 send him across the wire
an easy winner. The attendance was
-OON ana ll an -lA id'f0 tNlhi t't iNAN'li'tt
maintained the good reputation for even
starts which he had deseryediy established
in Nashville. Summary.
First race-for non-wiuners. thrce-year-
Odds and upwards. purse $500, siX FUR
longs.-Sun Up Gl5, Schere, 5 20 % FIRST
Judith G. second. Tutuila third. Time,
1881.
Second racial ages. selling one mile.
Miss Clark co, Scherer EVEN hrst Lor-
rama second Minerva third. Time,
l4i "a.
Third race-Maxwoll House stakes, $1,000,
for two-year-olls. colts and nlues. four
and one-half furloncs. storm King UlN
a. Barrett. - 10 ID FIRST Beauerges
second, Abe Furst third. Time. .3i l-f.
Fourth race-Oi,e mile. purse. three
year-olds and upwards .-Subito O0i. A..
Barrett. % - first La sale second, Becky
Sharp third Time. l:ll.
Fifth race-lialf MILE purse $780, selling,
twO-year-olGs. Lexington Pirate Co.,
Morrison. EVEN first. Rosinate second,
Parmesan third. Time. :S
sixth race-Seven furlongs, $50, maiden
three-year-olIs and upNarls.-Pc'enaO 05,
A. Barrett. = TO - first. Lizzie Mack Sec
ond. Trihy third. Time l.29.
The track was lightning fast Most OF
the stables will leave tomorrow ON =
special train for Windsor.