Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23
THE AMERICAN TURF.
TRIAL OF REQUITAL AT MORRIS
PARK 4 SUCCESS.
THE PABI0LA HANDICAP,
This Golden Gate Event Won by
wheel of Fortune In 2i0C9, Which
Is the Paclnc-COast Record-Events
at other Tracks.

nj Other Tracks.
NEW YORK, May Zone Of the most
| interesting features Of the days sport
/ at Morris Park to-day was the trial OF
Requital. who was sent out mile and
| an eighth with colors up, and was watch
| ed carefully by the large crowd, which
| had been notified Of the event. He ran
| like a true race-horse, covering the dis
lance held hard by Griffin. The frac-
! tional times were -, Is. 50 II, 50 81
1.Oi1-2. 1l7 81, 100 II, In "a, and
/ 1:591-2. He was pulled up in the last
! quarter. After that came the fourth
| race. the Ladies Stakes Summary:
First race-seven furlongs, selling-St.
Bartholomew @ to l and to 81 won by
half length. Petrol 6 10 and to j
second by three lengths. Collateral az to
| l and to y third. Time, 10
Second race-fve furlongs-George
Keene even and to 81 won by half
length, Great Bend G to 1 and to j
second by a length, Previous q TO 1 and
EVEN third. Time. 80 81.
Third race-one and one-eighth miles
J Dutch Skater % TO and EVEN won,
| Lake Shore q 10 l and to 81 second,
| Volley % to l and to y third. Time, 1:57.
Fourth race-IAdies Stakes. one mile
! Divide g to and ouO won. Lady Mitch
| ell g to and ouO second. Minnie Al
phonse g TO and to y third. Tine
] Ia
| Fifth race-Claremont lightweight
Handicap, six and a half furlongs-Pre-
mier 6 to 1 and to u won, Gotham g
TO l ana to y second, Brandy Wine g TO
1 and even) third. Time, l:22.
Sixth race-International Steeplechaser
about three mlles-Marschan 60 10 .
and to y won by half a length. Baron
ess @ 10 / and TO u second, Decapod
90 to l and to y third. Time, 6:O7.
BLUEGRASS TRACK.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-Race summa
ries:
First race-four and half furlongs-
Eleanor Holmes g to - won Tusculum
90 to ! and to y second, and Mill
Stream 6 TO 81 third. Time, .56 81
Second race-one mile-Ondina @ to 81
won, Salsetta IS to l and 3 to y second.
and FL Tropico GO to j third. Time,
1:4i1-4.
Third acc-Gentlemen's Cup, one mile
White Oak G to y won. Paros @ 10
and 2 to y second, and Domingo q to =
third. Time. 1915 ~.
Fourth race-Kentucky oaks. one mile
ard one-sixteenth-Whte Frost even
won. Rosinante a TO / and to 5. coupled
second, and Toluca III 10 D. third. Time,
1:l9.
Fifth race-slx furlongs-J 4. Gray q
TO u won, Mazarin (eyen and OUT second,
and Trolley 90 10 u third. Time. ia
Sixth race-half a mile-Aleothen q to
u won, Locust Blossom z to ] and TO 81
second, and Nancy Till q to y third.
Time, 40
MOUND-CITY WINNERS.
ST. LOUIS, MO. May 22-The features
Of to-days programme az the Fair
| Grounds was the Debutante Stakes, Tor
! 2-year-olds at four and a half furlongs.
| The stake is worth 1920 TO the winner
Good Friend won in hard drive by a
length.
First race-one mile-Stela b. q 20 u
won, Virginia NJ. g TO u second, and
Consuella g to - third. Time, 1:45.
Second racc-nine-sxteenths OF q mile
Calvin go TO y won. Fred. Broens q &c
p second, and Howitzer g TO u third.
Time. sc IL.
Third race-selling. one mile-Bob
| Clampet az TO j won. Frontier a 10 81
second. and Long Time q TO u third
Fourth race-Debutante Stakes. for 3
year-olds, nine-sixteenths o. a mile-Good
I Friend go TO u won, Sorrow q 10 ID Sc
cond. and Lazzie Cavalier % to p third.
! Time sc -.
Fifth race-one mile and seventy yards
| Marquise q to s. won. Nimrod @ TO lO)
second. and Robair Is to y third. Time,
1916 -
Sixth race-one mile-Charlie Christy
as to 8 won.' Cappy Is TO 81 second, and
Or. Huger go TO u third. Time 142 II.
LATONIA DERBY WEDNESDAY.
CINCINNATI O.. May 22.-The spring
meeting Of the LatOnia Jockey Club opens
Wednesday next. The fourteenth re-
newal of the Latonia Derby, worth about
| $1,000. will be the event OF the first
day. 1t promises to be the greatest
derby in the history Of western racing.
| The weight conditions have made the
race a good handicap for the best
| 3-year-olds In the country. The follow
| ing are the probable starters. with the
weights and jockeys: Ornament Clay
ton, l27: Dr. Catlett. r. Williams. 10;
Ben. Brown. Garrison. 10; Boanerges.
Morrison, 122; Meadowthorpc, T. Murphy.
122; f. +. ". J. Hilton. III; Box,
Sheern. III; Darei, Turbiyi.le, III;
Fleischmann. Reif, 10; Panmure. J.
| Gardner. 10.
The judges Of the meeting viii be Colo
| mel l. p. Tarlton, Mr.. Charles f. Price,
and Mr. Charles +. Mclean Captain j.
| r. Williams viii start
There will be about isoo horses at and
near the track by Wednesday morning.
The meeting will run for thirty days.
during which time number of rich
stakes will be decided. The purses Will
be 500. $500. $3.50 and 500 The prospects
are bright for a successful season OF
high-cass racing. The new Paris mutual
apparatus will be used for the first
time in this country nj Latonia. In adj
dition 10 the books giving the public a
choice In the manner OF betting.
FABIOLA HANDICAP.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.--In the
| Eahio,a Handiran to-day nj a mile and