The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-05
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FEATURE EVEN |
Victory Due Largely to Mastery.
Ride of Jockey
Spillings.

Aaueduct. n. v, May i.---Rcstigoncha
won the Paumonk handicap at Aauc-
duct to-day in 1.12 which clips 20
of a second off the former track rec.
ord. held by Mailman. Restigouche's
victory was due largely to Jockey
Spillng's mastery ride. fle Won by
a head from Besom. who was two
lengths before king Cobalt. IIildreth
had banner day. He saddled the
winners of the second, third and
fourth events. The three horses were
all favorites. Summaries:
First race--two-ye -olds. selling,
| four and half furlongs--White Wool,
l1o1 Langan), to /, 9 to and even.
| first; Golden, % Cciarner), to ), to
| l and 4 to /, second; Twickenham, los
| (ButwelD, % to /, to and to !.
third Time, $50.
| Second race--three-ye ar-o1ds and NV,
| handicap, one mile and sixteenth
F'eyette. lis (shilling), 2 to and out.
hrst Ardri, 113 (AIcGee). Q to 2, to
| 5 and out second: Norbitt, % (Taplin).
Ii to /, 6 to / and out, third Time.
! 1:iT.
Third race-for three-year- olds and
/ up, selling, seven furlongs-Eddie Du-
gan, 81 (Garner), to ), to 3, out.
first; Frank Purcell, 1913 Gansan).
to 2, to and to 2, second: Rock
stone, Ill (ftlng), Is to 1. to and
"a TO ., tnlTu. lllrle, IsEo.
Fourth race--the Paumonll Handi-
cap. for three years olds and up. value
| $1,000, six Observation-Disclosures 1po
| (Splllng), 0 to and I to 4, first; BE.
som, Ill (Butwel), s to 81 to . and
i to 2, second King Cobalt los
(Creevy), 10 to IL to 1 and s to >,
third. Time, l:t2.
/ Fifth race--s50o AIDED. selling. maid
ems, two ear-olds. Ave furlongs--Don-
|. m Z G,gt ct q 4
TO - second. Sheriff Bradley go, to -
third. Time, 100.
sixth race--three-year-o and up.
selling, 500 AIDED, six and half FUR
longs-Dantieid 6 to y first. Tubal
10 to ~ second, Rob r. Is to - third.
}trime. TOO
I; second Choice Wins PimIico Nursery.
Pimlico, Md, May 1.-THE Pimlico
Nursey, worth $1,000, went to Stringer,
a ell-played second choice. at 3 to
! l. Master John, the favorite for the
race, had bad fall while at the bar
: rier and was injured 50 severely that
he will have to be destroyed. The
Chesapeake Steepechase went to
Xebec in a pretty race. Summary:
First race-two-y ear-olds. selling.
i. four and half furiongs, $500 added
PIanuteness e to % first, Old sauaw
Is to II second, Lescar 60 to p third.
: Time. :57 40.
- Second Neutrality-suspicious. ids and up.
=, selling, six furlongs, $500 added-star-
:, gowan C. to ~ first. Wool Casta g. to
= second Aylmer Is to - third. Time
= lii 1-5.
, Third race-the Pimlico Nursery.
two-y ear-olds, $1,000 added, four and
9 half furlongs-Stringer 6 to ID first.
, Whist G. to y second, Fort Carroll
(3O to - third. Time, :5s 40.
Fourth race--Chesapeake Steeple-
Q chase. four year-olds and up. selling
e two miles, $500 added-Xebec q to -
e first. Usage Gao to y second, Dacra as
A. to 81 third. Time, 4:16 as.
e Fifth race-mafden two-year- olds
five furlongs. $500 added-the Bailiff.
y Daughter (3O to ~ first, Katie q
in to ID second. Garneau Us to y third
IN Time. 1904.
n. Sixth race-three-yea r-olds and w
y, selling, one mile and sixty yards. $50
s. added-Eschau III to 81 first. Cour
l. Lady Is to ~ second, Wilton Lackay'
Is GO to - third. Time, 1:4S as.
I'd Seventh race-three-year-olds ant
'r up, selling, six furlongs. $500 added
Ethon e. to 1o) first, Kyle Is to !
second, Salvolatile (S to ~ third Time
I:16.