The sun., 1898-02-12
OUTLAWS WILL CONTRIBUTE
For the Benefit Of the Late
Jockey Fltzpatrick'S Widow.
EXAMPLE FOR JOCKEY CLUB
Every Owner and Jockey Willing to
Lend His Horse or Services
For the Good Cause.

The management OF the Southern
Racing Association have lost no time in
deciding date on which their profits
will, together with seven hundred and
fifty doIlars donated by the horsemen
and jockeys, be contributed toward the
benetit Of the family OF the late jockey
and starter Fitzpatrick.
The day will be next Friday, and turf
men aae looking forward to it with
interest.
The plan decided upon by the man
agelnent is to accept as many entries a.
are willing to run, and the official
Handicapped, Mr.. Frank Hayes, will ar
range them in six races SO as to make
eacl, race good betting affair. And
it is safe to say there will be
no sure things, as We have already had
several samples Of Mr. Hayes good
work.
Jockey Fitzpatrick was a thorough
horseman. he was not an outlaw. Yet
the first ones to remember him and tu
materially express their sympathy to-
ward the dead horsenan's wife and fam
ily are the outIawed horsemen and
Jockeys of Singerly.
Always wiling and always to the
front in any movement whereby Their
fellowmen may be benefited, no matter
what the sacrifice and how great the
trouble caused thereby, these kind.
spirited and whole hearted followers OF
the greatest of national sports, are being
highly commended ON all sides.
They have left no stone unturned, that
the results OF the benefit race may be OF
sufficient size to prove Of great value tc
the dead Jockeys loved ones.
The amount will no doubt reach
twelve hundred dollars, as every one will
be forced to pay admission on tina, day
with no exception.
Following are the summaries, entries
and selections for to-day.
First Racc-Singerly course, abont
five furongs. Lawrence p, ~ Rigby),
4, So and 4-5, first; Matt White, IL
(HauIeyy, 10, - and II, second
Little Cnf, llo (Ellis), 7, .! and 65,
third. Time LII. Joe Hayman,
Larissa, Periodical, Flash v, Brahm,
Intimidad, Orh.ont also ran.
Second Racc-Four and onc-half fur
longs. Green Point, lH (Cunningham) ,
40 and $40, first; Legion, lis (kigby),
&, > and l, second; Jerome, llS ellis J,
20, s and 4, third. Time LIZ. Re-
cover, Ed. Taylor, Duckadoo, Irene K,
Florence Moore also ran.
Third Race-Six furlong.. Earn, l22
20. Mooe), 10 and $40, first; Crown,
l22 (Neary), 4, 10 and ~, second;
Wexford, 10 (Rigby), i, G-5 and IL,
third. Time 1851. Kassala, sprite,
Cheer Up, Hazel n, Laurellov, Nava-
hoe, Walter .. also ran.
Fourth Raoe-Five furlongs. Harry
Bennett, l23 (Ellis), and l-3, first;
Heck, Jr., 1913 (Rigby), q and 7-l0,
second: QuiIla, llO Riley). ), Is and I,
third. Time, l.l63. Jack Lowell,
Electra, Ponce De Lean, Oracle also
ran.
Fifth Racc-Six furlongs. Caroven,
IL (Griffen), 3, and -, first; YER
mont Bradford, llo (Corder), 8. ) and
SO, second; Fred Munich, ll9 (Nelson),
-, - and IL, third. Time, Lag.
Ventanna, Commodore Roughan, ,Govinda
also ran.
Sixth Race-Four and onc.half fur.
longs. ,jullanna, lOl Burger, -, 6
and 3, first; Cuba, II iPatton), 4-5 and
l-3, second; Belmont, lO4( Cunningham,
. and 80, third. No time taken. NJ
r. v. Ida G., Mablc ID. also ran.