The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-18
.CAPSIzE TAX ES
FEATURE OF CARD
Beats Alfred the Great by Two
Lengths in Colonial
Handicap.

Norfolk, Va. April Ii CapsIze, 4
Q to 10 favorIte. won the Colonial
handicap ut the jamestown track to-
day, defeating Alfred the Great by
Two lengths There we're only three
horses In this race. Racquet coming
under the wire five lengths behind the
winner. Ten entries were posted as
probable winners. but the treacherous
condition OF the track caused all the
Withdrawals.
High Private. c. C. sinithson's fast
rnudder, won tho fourth race. with Col
den Butterfly half a head behind. This
was High Private's first appearance
at the present meeting. but he was a
favoritc with the crowd. Babber, 4
Tasting selding. was made n to i
favoritc in the second race and played
heavy. He finished third, however. to
Apologize and Smyrk. The attendance
to-day was large hut the track was
heavy. Summarizes:
First race-two- year olds; four and
one-half furlongs-Auto Maid. Ill
tMcCahey), S to 5, / to 2. out. first :;
inwood. I06 (Taplin). 10 to 4. 20 =.
even. second; Bait, LOG (McIntyre). II
10 L. 3 to ]. even, third. Time, ST As.
Bill Lamb. Blow Out. Single also ran.
Second race-three-year-olds and up;
six Observation-Disclosures, 100 tWar-
rington). to /, TO 5. I to 10 frs;
Smyrk. &c (Schuttinger). 90 to 1. G
to /. g TO 8. second: Babbier, 90 (Mc
Cahey), . to 5. Ito 4. out, third. Time.
1:1S rs. Ruby Knight. Tarlor Boy,
Neva, Marsh Light. jolly also ran,
Third race-Colonial Handicap;
three year-olds and up; four and one
half furlongs; Capsize. 100 (oIsen), .
TO 10, out. first; Alfred the Great, LOT
(Tapiin), I TO 5, out, second: Racquet,
116 (McCahey). to /, 3 TO 2. out.
third. Time. / :o9. Only three started.
Fourth race-three-year olds and up;
one mile-High Private, 103 DUNN.
even. out, first; The Golden Butterfly,
OF (Olscn), to /, S to 3. out. second;
third. Time, 1;4s Lawton Virgins
also ran.
Fifth race-three-y ear-olds and up;
six furlon gs-J ohm A. Munro. 1ti Crap
LIND, 3 1-2 to 1. { to 5. ] to o. first;
Firewood, 81 (Gordon), Is to !. to
J. to /, second; Baby Wolf, lis
{Byrne), Z to 10, Ito 4. out third.
Time, 1:I7. Moncrief. Inferno Queen,
Little Friar. Havre. Grandissimo also
ran.
sixth race--three-yca olds and up;
one mile and seventy yards-Agnar, 80
(McCahey). to 2, 6 to 3, 8 to 0, first;
Sir Edward. ITO (Warrington), s to l,
3 to /, S to 3. second; My Gal LOG
Sweeney. to !, . to ], even, third.
Time, :i6 2-5 Idleweiss, Neoskaleeta,
Tom Melton, st. Joseph also ran.
To-Dny's Entries.
First selling, three year olds
and up. i've and a half furlongs-
silly Paxton. Of: Cardiff, 90; Bonnie
, Bee. 'Huda's Sister. 1o5; Daneon, sJa.
cobitc. or Paul Davis. George w. Lee
oh In
Eyes, 100. Black Oak, 10; Scrvience
lis.
Second race-hurdle; four-year olds
and up. selling, about one and three
quarters of mile. on the turf-Po oily
Lee. 1870: Tom Cat 135; Usage, Lord
Nelson. Croydon. 40; Zebec Mich
o Time. 145; Jack Baker, lis; Ouch
cnnc, 1872; DR.. Heard, $50.
Third MISUNDERSTANDING, four and
Kearncy, l0i; Kittcry, Walter Scott
| Monsieur ~. iTactics tDragnet. liz.
Fourth race-IIampton Roads purse
three-ycar-olds and up. five furlongs-
Thrifty. 90; Handwriting. Water Vale
%: Singer, Mexoana, 103; tBesom, IL
Tremor. 107; tRacauet. ITO; Hoffman
113; Rye Straw, es; Fountain Square
los .
Fifth race-sciling, -year-olds
and lip. SIX fnrlongs-'Phil N1onr, ?3i
Rye Straw, Daniield, Iol; Seymour
Beutler. l03: German silver. 10; Frank
Purcell, lis: Chief Hayes, 90; *Baby
Wolf. 100; Michael Angelo. ia.
Sixth, race-seliing, threo-year-olds
| and up. one and sixteenth miIes-Idle
Michael, 81; MrslSmelon Bounder. IS
| sMy Gal, 1o4; Harvey F., lot; Colder
| Castle, 107.
Weather clear, track GOOD. Frs
race $3.50 r. NJ.
.t'lve pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
iBeln,ont entry. s.M
Randolph entry.