The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
VIA OcTAV|A WINS
DASH IN GALLOP
Feature Of Days Racing at
INSTRUMENTATION Not
Favorable.

Norfolk. va, November i4-Nia oc-
tavia was the feature at jamestown
to-day. when he won the opening dash
OF six furlongs in a gailop. Via oc-
tavia ON Saturday defeated Martin w
Littleton, but despite his good race on
that occasion Nightfall was strongly
fancied to beat the Belmont youngster.
There was no stage OF the race to-day
when Via octavia was extended Inc
nandicap resulted in the defeat of the
public choice. sing Cobalt, who was
not in the none. the race going TO
tho second choice, j. ii. Houghton
The weather conditions We're any
thing but pleasant a drilling rain
fell most O the afternoon, but the
track remained good until the last
race. which Lad OF Langdon won from
Golden Castle. The surprise of the day
was the victory of Lucille Summarizes:
First race-two-y ear-olds, six fur
longs-yia octavia. l07 (Dugan), to
). ) to 8, out, first: The Niger, io1
z(McCahey), 4 L. TO /, TO o. out. sec
ond. Troy Weight, 1OT (McCabe). 10
to i, Is to i, 8 TO 3. third Time, Liza.
Annie. Sellers. Nightfall, Tangle also
ran
Second race--two-year olds, selling,
five furlongs-Susan, 81 DUNN, to
i, 10 to i, even. first; Bodkin, lo2
CMcCabe) 10 to j, to i. 2 to /, sec
ond: Trustee, 10I (Gulerten), l3 TO o,
. 10 3. out third. Time, 1:Ol SO. rair
Atalanta, Schnickelfritz, Thrifty, Bon
daga, Quincy Belle Sheriff Bradley,
Miss Jonah. and Chiffon queen also
ran.
Third race-handicap all ages, FIVE
>, " r lat ~
10I (Goldstein), IL to 5. out, first;
Herpes, sc (Kiliing WORTH, to /, .
TO /, even. second; Hoffman, 100 (Alex),
5 to /. . to i, even, third. Time,
1:07 Is. King Cobalt also ran.
Fourth race-three- year olds and up,
selling. mile and furlong-The Monh.
81 tWripen), to /. 3 TO /, even. first;
Henry Munro, 102 (Killing WORTHY,
10 to /, to /. even, second; Hedge
Rose. 1o2 (Mccabe). 10 to /, to l.
even. third. Time, 1:55 La. Beaculer
Ten PAGES, Harvey T., and My Gal also
ran.
e5 1-2aH theoh,isureatg,, frmmm
Fifth race-three- year-olds and up,
SIX furlongs-Lucille r., los (Gold-
stein). 10 to 4, to /, first; Loyal Maid,
III Iloyd), TO L. 3 to /, s to s, Sec
ond; Mobility, LOG (BelD, to /, to
l. S to .. third. Time, 1:15 LIS. My
Southern Boy. Laughing Eyes. Henry
Crosscadin. Joe Gaitens. Chief Hayes,
Malitine and Moltke also ran.
Sixth race--tnree-year-o lds and up.
selling. mile and twenty yards-Lady
of Langdon, ss CBelD. to /, s to 5.
out. first; Golden Castle 103 (McCabe),
to i, 6 to 3, 3 TO 8, second; Hazel
to i. third. Time 1;43, Bracoola
Vienna, Grace Kinball summer Night
and Oakhurst also ran.
Entries for Tuesday:
First race-maiden two- year-olds,
five and half furlongs-Ivyton
Hecuba. spin, Marsh Light, Jane
Thorpse. Choptawa, o. U. Buster. Pat.
rick S., I'll Fart. Heatherbloom, 1913
Jack Bourdette, los.
Second race-Handicap, hurdle, about
two miles-Shove. 1870; Judge Cronin
I34: Prince, 143: Gun Cotton, 144; DIR
Heard. 146; Essex, lat.
Third race-handicap, for all ages
one mile-tSandhill. 81; practical, 115
Ia Nun Da, 81; sandrian, 9S; Cam
paigner, 100: Dullcare, 101: Blackboard
102; ]. III. Houghton, 104; Arondack
Superstitition, Ill.
Fourth race-three-year- ods and
up. six urlongs-Compton, j. H.
Houghton, 1903; La Belle, Lucille r.,
los; King Cobalt. los; Bosom Practi-
cal. 10.
Fifth race-for -year-olds, SELL
ing, one mile-Goldbug, 90; super
visor, a6; .Fii'e.wood; 81; 4dle Michael,
Bounder. l05 Cherokee. Rose r., Mollie
s.. 1o7.
Sixth race--three-year- olds and up
selling, one mile and sixteenth
@Algronel, 'Radium Star 90; Tom Mel
ton, 81; Mobility. 80; Fearnaught II,
100; French Girl, 1o2; King of Mist,
1914.
rive pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
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