The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-17
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Charlie Eastman Romps In Add
ing Another Victory to His
List-Top Note Second.
c OLD AT JUAREz
Attendance Small on Account Of
Weather--Only One
Favorite Won.
AT JU AR EZ

JACksONVILLE, FLA. Feb. IT,
J. w. Schorr's aged son of Himyar.
Charlie EASTMAN added another vic-
tory to his already long list at Mon
crief Wednesday afternoon, when he
romped home In front of his field in
the Key West selling stakes. III. l..
Shaw, who finished second with his
nlly, Top Note. bid up the winner ST.
coo over his entered price, securing
him for $4,000.
The sport was of the highly inter-
esting variety Fayorites, as usual,
fell by the wayside in the majority
Of the events. During the afternoon
two riders fell. Obert and Davenport,
but fortunately neither suffered inju-
ries other than good shake-up. Sum-
maries:
First race-Purse; an furlengs
Jack Denman Won. Sir Kearney, Sec
ond; Clay. third Time, 0.43.
Second racr--s5etiing; ii furiongs.
Schleswig Won: Gold Dust, second;
Harold Hall, third. Time. 1907 2-5.
Third raee--Selling: 6,s furlongs.
Manhelmer won; Mozart, second; In
ferno Queen. third. Time. l:os.
Fourth race--Key West selling
stakes: furlongs Charlie Eastman
won: Top Note. second; DIR. Barley,
Fifth race--Selling; one mile. Rag
man Won; Hooray. second; otiio.
third. Time, lao As.
Sixth raee-Selling; l Ills miles.
Tempter won; Cindy, second; Wool
stone, third. Time, las 3-5.
Every Fay0rite Defeated.
TAMPA, FLA, Feb. 17.--Fer the
first time since the meeting opened
here six favorstes were beaten We'd
aesaaFr-T The talent suffered accord
ingly. All of the finishes were driv-
ing, and while not satisfactory to the
public from a speculative standpoint.
the racing was spectacular in the
quality of sport afforded.
The chief upset of the day was on
Greeniawn, in the NTH. He was back
ed from tens to twos and was left
at the post. A total OF sixtytwo horses
arrived here from Jacksonville to-day,
First race-For two-year-olds and
up; three furfongs. Mrs. Carter won;
Golden Ruby, second: Aleazar, third.
Time, 50 4-5.
Second race--sselling: for three
year. oIds and up; 5Ia furIongs. Mary
Candelmas won. Bannade, second;
Sally Savage. third. Time. iii 2-5.
Third race--F'or two-year-olds and
up: six furlongs. Our Nugget won.
Morpetf, second; Fleming, third,
Time, iii 4-5,
Fourth race---Seiling: for four-year-
oltls and up, six furlonss. Bonebrake
won; Occidental. second: Sanona Girl.
third. Time. 1:19.
Fifth race--Selling; for three-year-
olds and UP; * furionss. Inspection
won; Eminola, second: Conyftte. third.
Time, iii.
Sixth race-seiiing; for four-year-
olds and up; seven furlongs. Great
Jubilee won John Garner, second;
Grace Kimball. third. Time, 1882 l-5-
small Crowd at Juarez.
IUAEEZ, MEN, Feb. 1.-THE ex-
treme cold weather kept the attend
anee down at Terrazas Park Wednes-
day Airs was the only favorite to
win. Summaries:
First race---Selling; six furlongs.
Mia won; Corzo, second; Siscns, third.
Time, 1:143-5.
Second rare-seihrg; one mile.
Hancock won. Mauretania, secdnd
Alema. third. Time, 1:4f 40,
Third raee---Seliingi six fnrlongs.
Airs won, GLADYS Louise, second; Vo-
hoome, third. Time, 1:13 3-5.
Fourth race---Six furlongs. Lomond
won: ocean Queen, second; Meddling
t;snnah. third, Time. 1.1as-5.
Fifth race--Selling; six furIongs
Rubiola won; Bertmont, second; Ko-
pek, third Time, 1:14
sixth race-selling: one mile. VOL
ferton won; Sensible. second; Howard
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