Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-28
PROPOSITIONS sCORNED
SENSATION At PIMLIC0.
Jockey McInerney sl<ips jump
His Mount Disqualified.

BALTIMORE, November 21.--Some-
thing of a sensation was created at PIN
leo when Jockey McInerney, on Decapod'
skipped the Liverpool jump directly In
front of the grandstand and almost I'M
der the very noses of the judges, in the
sixth and last event. Much to the sur
prise of everybody, he rode his mount
straight ahead, closed up a gap OF ten
lengths. and beat Brock cut by three
open lengths in the stretch. me crowd
gathered about the judges stand ana
yelled Brock "Brock!' ana me Iuuses
DISQUALIFIED Decapod took Mclnerneys
license away from him, and gave the
race to Brock
In the betting Brock sold at to !,
while / TO was the best the "bookies'
would lay against Decapod, closing at
to 4.
The track was very heavy, the weather
clear and cold and the attendance good.
Summaries;
First race-seven furlongs-Jack Dono-
hue q to y won, Pink Chambray u to u
second. and Gun Metal q to % thiro'
second race-six furIongs-South Africa
a TO 81 won, Tappan Is to u second ana
Prompt 6 to y third. Time, Nv Ia.
Third race-one mile-Premier Is to %
won. Bromo C to y second, and Albert D.
q to p third. Time, 147.
Fourth race-siX and half turlohgs-
Mont dor g to 81 won, Warrenton % to
p and Black Dude Q5 to u tied for Sc
cond place. Time. Ia -
Fifth race-one mile-MarshaIl g to u
won. Beau Ideal g TO u second, ana
Lansdale Is to y third. Time, l:41 IL.
Sixth race-stoeplechase, two and
half miles-Brock G TO u won, Decapod u
TO ~ disqualified. Time. 6:OO
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE. TENN, November a.
Weather cloudy; track muddy. Sum-
maries:
First race-eleven sixteenths Of a mile
Blitzen's Sister C6 to 81 won, Lauretta ID.
Is 10 2 and EVEN second, Mcmillan q
TO Il third. Time, LIB.
Second race-maiden 2-year-olds, nine
sixteenths of mile-Kuse Hopkins q 10
n won. Dictate Is 70 5 and to p second,
w, ID. Hamilton g to y third. Time,
80 9-4
Third race-six furlongs-Jackanapes g
70 u won. Balk Line g to l and to 81
second, Panchta II. g to 81 third. Time,
1882.
Fourth race-seven f,rlongs-Carlotts
G n TO - won. L. w. q TO and TO p
second, DIT. Work g to u third. Time,
l:33 IA.
Fifth race-mile and a sixteenth-Sister
Clara 6 to 81 won. Virgie Dixon q to
and 2 to u second, Plug G to u third.
Time, 112.
The meet closed to-day.
SLOANE WINS FOUR RACES.
LONDON, November T.-At to-days
racing of the Manchester November meei-
inc. J. b. Lelgh's 3-year-old bay colt
Manxman. by The Deemster, out OF Lazy
Blanche, ridden by Sloane, won the rare
well Welter Handicap Plate.
This race Is for 1903 soyerelgns; 3-year-
oIds and upwards; entrance, sovereigns
There were fourteen starters. Distance,
six furlongs.
Sloane, riding Mr.. David Cooper's ?
veor-old chestnut colt lie Javelot, by
Forager. out OF Dolly Agnes, finished
Nrst IN the race for the Stand Plate.
This race was for l03 sovereigns, 2-year-
Odds. the winner TO be sold at auction;
entrance, sovereigns. Nine horses ran.
Distance, five furlongs.
Mathew ". with Sloane up. won the
Saturday Welter Handicap Plate. This
event is for 1903 soyereigns. Twenty-one
horses ran. Distance. five furlongs.
The November Handicap was won by
Sir III. Farquaher's S-year-old chestnut
FLY, Astoria, and the Lorillard-Beres-
ford stables 5-year-old chestnut horse,
Keenan,, ridden by Sloane, was second
This race is for 500 sovereigns; S-year-
olds and upwards. Thirteen ran. Dis
lance. one mile and six furlonss.
Mr.. Alexander's brown colt Ravela, rid
den by Sloane. won the final plate OF 100
soyerelgns. Eight horses ran. Distance.
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