The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-07
DOUBLE VICTORIES
Of TWO JOCKEYS
FEATURE OF DAY
Victoria Handicap Won by
Onager-Track Is Heavy
and Slow.

Jamestown. Va, November 6.-The
feature OF to-day's racing was tn.
double victories OF Jockeys McCahoy
and Peak. They each rode two win
ners, and Peak rode two others in the
money as we'll The track was heavy
and Glow The principal event. the
Victoria handicap. was won Iy onager.
from the stable OF r. r Wilson. whose
'coiors were in front for the first time
at the meeting.
olds and up. one mile-Forcc. III
(Peak), 4 10 !, to S, / 20 :. won by a
length, Feather buster 100 (Schuttlng-
err TO !, to 5. l 10 =, second
Adri los tGordor), 10 j. TO J. even.
third Time. l:45 Us. Glenn Beaohey
Harvey W, Lody Resale. Scarlet PIN
pernel also ran.
Second race steeplechaso: about two
miles purse $500. three year-olds ana
up-Ring Master, 1870 (Wiliamsj. TO
.. TO .. out, won by half a length.
Princeton Hampton. 1874 Lynch). > to
/, 10 ), out. second; Dr. Heard. 1874
Dupee), IL to /, 3 TO /, TO =, third.
Time, 4'lS. Enniskillen and Monte
Carol ran
Third race-purse $500; three year
olds and up. mile ana a slXteenth-Bob
r.. los (Peak). to 10. to /, out. won
~ two lengths Altanaha, lO4 (Aic-
ssshey), 8 to /. to 2. out second ::
Bonnder, SO (Schuttingerl. 10 =. to
5. out. third Time, las IL Hoffman
ran.
Fourth race-purse $3.50 three-year-
clds and up; six furlongs-Onager ~.
tMcCahey), 5 to !. 70 /, to ;. won
by length, st!!ly Night. lO5 CBurns).
-
ia tPeak). TO ,, to ;, to >, third.
Time. IL 2-5. Madrigalan. Martin W.
L!ttleton ran.
Fifth race--purse $3.50 two-year-
oids; FIVE and one-half furlongs-Ca
mellia. loS (NcCahey), to /, 1 to ;.
out. won by p length. James pockery.
l0i Gordon, : to 8. > 10 3 out. Sec
ond, Surgeit. 1l2 Burns, Is TO ), to
.. out. third. Time. loS 10. Billy
Murphy ana Christmas Daisy also ran.
Sixth race-purse $3.50, three-year-
olds and UP, one mile--Cu Bon, %
tUraD II to ), TO ). out won by =
.. to 5. second: Thirty, a5 (Ambrose).
10 to !, TO !, to !, third. Time.
l;+i 20, Little Earl, ortzon sam Ma
thews, Brandy, Lord Elan also ran.
Entries for Tuca.iny.
First race--three-year-o Odds and up
six furlongs-'The Col dneButteray,
fairmiss. lO7; Bell Glenn, 10. .Mexio-
MIA. los; J Fl. Houghton, III, Ragman,
los; Patrick S. 100; Ben Loyal. lis
Lady Irma, 10.
second race-twQ -year-old FLIES. hvo !
an q half furlongs-Electrio LOathly |
Lady. Kate K. Henotic, lo5 Chryseis,
Elton Blue, III, Wild Weed Pecasta
i0s
& Third raee--se!line. three-year- olds |
And up 1--WE and g half furlongs--All /!
Rec. Moner!ef, Black Chief, Mon Ami. !
Ill; Baby Wolf. Handwriting, 1905 /; |
Sendaga. Fort Worth, 1922 Cooney k. |
Gold Cap. los; 'Mindinette, 81.
Fourth race--Atlantic handicap. |
three-year o!ds and up. one mile and !
one eighth-Besucoup. Sager, lO7 |
Biackford. los Jacquilina, 1l2 Suf. |
Trag!si. llb; Idleweiss, 95.
Fifth race-selling, two-year. old |,
maidens, seven furlongs- Stairs, Red |
Jacket 10; Dorothy r, Avernus. YES |
pers. Gift. Slim Princess Dangerfed. !
lo7; Chiffon Trance wood Dove lo2 |
Sixth rgce--selling, three-year- olds |
and up. one and one-fourth miles |
Helene lo+; 'outlan. los 'AIonleomi
cry. 'Nadzu, log. 'Seconke, l02. Mich ,
Hel Angelo. 1o7.
Weather clear, track slow.
Apprentice allowance OF five POUNDS
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