The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-21

IN tho Sis Betting opened viii
ODDS 2.to ONT the gray stallion De.
| mocracy. while Palmetto had fallen to
to 2. Mike Dunn was stin in the bettlna
ms possible dark horse, at 6 TO Q. whilC
Whitby held as originally at to 9. Ter
May Bird Star Douglas.
For the second heat Democracy still
ruled at to-. with evenjmoney on Pal
metto Prince: Mike Dunn fell 10 10 tn .
and the others to 20 to 2.
.Mosul was Il big favorite in the $50
trot. opening at to 2:Marion Craig,
Irene and Claymore Jr. stood al 5 to 9;
Lady Scott, EaSter Lily and Eulaula G,
were quoted at & to ..
In the next heat Mosul's stock shot up
| to to 10: Eufaula stayed at to g, as did
also Lady Scott. Easter Lily ana CLAY
more Jr fell to Is to 9: Irene to 10 to 2,
and Marion Craig to 20 to g
| On the third heat Mosu stood at | to 5;
| lIllfaula went down to s to 2: Lady Scott.
| Irene and Claymore Jr. went to Is to g.
and Marion Craig was away down at
30 to 2.
Great Stakes was the favorite in the
2:lS trot, being sold at 1 to 9 on the first
heat. MI Ada started even, but was
ater put up to 2 to 2. Walter Herr start
ed at 4 to and Albert c. at 10 to ..
The second heat witnessed some Gu
rious changes in the betting. Great
-,
finding numerous takers, the odds were
increased 10 to 2. Mi Ada sprung sud
denly into favor. She was first quoted
at to .. which was bought as fast as
1t could be sold Then She was put up
to to =. which also sold Fast Odds
were then made even, AT TO = Walter
Herr fell TO 10 to 2, and Albert c. rose
to S to =.
For future changes see the following
figures on the third heat: Great Stakes.
to 10: Walter Herr, ( to 9; Mi Ada. q
to 2. and Albert c., 10 to 9.
Betting on the fourth event. the 2:25
pace, started rs follows: Annie Mariner,
3 to .: Red Bird. Rosa CORN and Flora
Adm. to 2; Reflection, OakIy T. and
Fanny Maple, 5 to .; Helen Gould 6 To g
On the second heat Helen Gouid's
stock Jumped UP to to =; Annie Mariner
went up to to 2. Everything else went
down as follows: Fanny Maple and
Red Bird 10 to 2; Flora Adm and Rosa
CORN. II to 2; Oakly b., s to .; Refec-
ton. 6 TO 9.
IT took to fbuy Of Helen Gould for
the third heat. Reflection started at 4
to q but II bet of 500 to $50 on her caused
her stock to go up to 3 to . i'm Il
hurry. The others stood thus: Red Bird.
Fanny Maple and Flora Adm, II to 9;
Oally b., 10 to 2; Annie Mariner dropped
to & to 2. and Rosa CORN rose to the
same figure.
Betting on the last heat was as fol-
lows: Helen Gould. 3 to 10; Rosa CORN,
to l; Reflection, to |; Annie Mariner.
TO ]. The others went 1T 10 and to 2.
letting on the running race was risky
and uncertain. Mormon started off Il
big favorite at to 2. and when enough
money was taken at this figure the
chestnut fell to 9 to ,. 1t was even
money on Florence Hubbard. the winner
OF Tuesdays race. Uncle Tony stood
steady ut 3 to 2, and Consola ton iluc-
tuated, beginning at 4 to and stopped
even, 2 to 2.
: 1t was even money and then 3 TO E
on Uncle Tony for the second dash, with
Florence Hubbard a favnrite at to 2.
Norman was 6 to . and Consolation
started at to and rose to . TO ..
SoNiE OF THE WINNERS
Here is the breeding of some Of the
horses that won money yesterday:
Mosul. by Sultan, dam Virginia Maid
by Sam Perdy.
Great Stakes. by Billy Thornhill, dam
Sweet Stakes, daughter Of Sweepstakes.
Eufaula, by Pamlso. dam Gladys, by
Palmetto Prince, by Hambrino Pilot.
Helen Gould, by Pygmalion.
The following are the summaries:
FIRST RACE UNFINISHED 2:ls
GLASS. PACE.
PURSE S400.
Time-2:20A. 2I9A.
Palmetto, br. s.. II. N West, Snvan-
nah, Ga. ........ ...... ....l l
Democracy, g. s., j. G. NIlbourn,
Chester Pa. -. ....7 2
Whitby. CHI. H., Il. NJ. Hewitt, Wey-
;noke, va. -. ....i J
Nina Noble, b. m, Charles P. Strohl-
man, Washington, ID. G. -. 1892
Mike Dunn, b. e., ]. b. Jones, Au-
guSta Ga. 80. -. -. ~. ....3
May Bird, b. M, II. l.. Foote, Roll
ing Fork, Miss. -. ~. -. ......5
Star Douglas. CHI. s.. c. T.. i<ilborn,
BridScton, n. j. -. ......6 G
SECOND RACE. $50 CLASS. TRoT.
PURSE $500.
Timc-o:25lh. 2:23 o:26.
Mosul, b. g.. w. NJ. Parrish, Rich
mond, Va. :...1 l
Eufaula c., br. M, J. l.. Jorden,
Greensboro n. c. -. -. ......3 2 ,
Lady Scott. blk. M, Colin Steele
Norfolk. Va. -. -. -. 500 !
Irene. b. m, Cottage Stables, Nor
FOLK, va. $3.50. ....i . j
Claymorc. Jr., b.. s., Miller e
Gheen Washington, d. G. ......1 L
Marion Craig. b. S, Thomas An
derson, Richmond, Va. -. ~. &c !
Easter Lily eli. M, II. M. Hewitt
WeSanOkC, va. -. =