The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
PECULIAR RAGING
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Jacksonville, Fla, March 26.--AI on
Grief park to day tcemcd with peculiar
horse racing, the most outstanding OF
which was the defeat OF Jack Parker 81
In tho third. on his previous out, jack
Parker beat out Nealon and other
high-class animals BY reason OF this rs
fact he was Installed as o ! to 3favor-
lite to-day. The horse never got to a
commanding position until the stretch
turn, where no took to tho hight brush.
hearing out to tho extreme outer rail-.
and losing oil chance no had OF VIM WIN
ming. The winner, Top Note was vas
heavily backed. Lady 1rlna ran vol,
In keeping with the betting. She was
rated at 80 to i.
Tho feature, race, won by the odds
on favorite. Jack Atlein. was productive
OF q splendid contest. The "big train
outbrokc his field, and notwithst landing
the tremendous impost Of 142 pounds.
he tiptoted his field at all stages OF the
Journey. Polls might have beaten the
big Splinter had Davis been able to
have kept him straight. Obert, on Guy
Fisher. served up another heprehensibl.e
effort. restraining his mount until
praCllCally Gil CHANCES VI Whining &udu
been destroyed.
Even then the horse was so good
that he practically ran over tho top
OF Jack Atkin, forcing Obert to pull
up and como to the outside.
"Snapper'' Garrison and a coterte
Of New York plungers to-day put over
the most gigantic killing Of the meet
Ing in the fifth with Miss Popular. The
mare has been tho means OF several
coups. one at Saratoga and another at
Latonia last fall. But for the fact
that the handbooks and poolrooms
throughout the country returned
thousands OF dollars Of commissions.
tho price would have been more
healthy. . AS It was, the smart set
averaged to for their money
After the running OF the days
races tho stewards announced that
they would recommend that obert's
license be revoked. because he had bet
500 on Jack Parker, through c. K.
Lyman. without the consent of the
owner. After the running Of the clos
ing event, in which Molesey made such
a miserable showing, the Judges or
dered that further entries from the
Knablekamp stable be refused.
First race-six furlongs. purse
Sandpiper as to 81. first; Brown Tony
IA to 81. second: John "A. Munro (12
to 50, third. Time, 1:14.
Second race--four and a. half fur
longs. purse-sir kearney 60 to 81,
first: Edmond Adams (sto 81, second:
Bodega (13 to ~. third. Time, :54 2-5.
Ii Third race-six furlongs. purse-Top
Note Il to u. first; Jack Parker 60 to
y, second; Roy Herne I'll to 10Y, third.
Time. 1:11 4-5. equals track record.)
Fourth race-one mile, purse-Jack
Akin g to 1o). first; Pills Is to ~.
second; Guy Fisher Il to -. third.
Time. 1:391-5.
Fifth race-six furlongs. purse
Miss Popular q to 81. first: Bosser-
9rian e to u. second; Kenare Queen
Us to ~, third. Time. 1913 2-5.
Sixth race-six furlongs. purse
Barnesdale % to u first: DR.. Barley
6 to u, second: Flying Footsteps a
to %. third. Time, 1912 2-5.
d Seventh race-mile and an eighth.
ipurse---Hans Il to s., first; Golconda
"a to ~. second: oberon 90 to Is !,
third. Time, 1853 1-5,