New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
Big Crowd Sees MOntcaIm
Win Hathaway Stakes
with Sir John John.
son Third.

Norfolk, Va. April 26.-The spring meet
Ing of the jamestown Jockey CLUB ehoeo
to-day. II was one of the most SUCCESSFUL
ever held IN the South. About I'VE tnou-
sand persons packed the grandstahu anu
field The day was known as Charny Day,
the association donating I'm lieu OF hrst
offer of 20 per cent OF the days proceeos
cash sum o, $1,000 to n fund TO be divided
between three institutions. Tho Goideh
Butterfly won the charity purse.
Montcalm captured tho Hathaway STAKES
a five and a half furlong dash, in los 30.
which established track record. Mohtca""
led all the way and won by three lehg'hs'
Sir John Johson, carrying the BeVcr"ycN
colors, was beaten head Tor the piace
1t was his first start and he carried ID"
pounds. Hoffman, the favorite, finished out
of the money.
While II IL generally understood tbat
Governor Mann OF Virginia VIII send 70
the Legislature which conyenes IN Janu-
ary. 1912. message urging legislation tha'
will drive horse racing from TINS state
preparations already are under way Tor
the fall meeting Of .he jamestown JOCKEY
Club.
With the last CAGE over there was gen
eral exodus for Pimlico, where the spri'ls
meeting Of the Maryland Jockey club VIII
open on Saturday.
The summaries follow
First race CHARITY Purse; for thres-year-21l,Sss
and upward: FIVE and a har fu'io'sS "a
&c :. won: Black Branch. I12 dickens; 3 10 J.
even and or,. second: panorelIs. 700 tMentryl'
sto |, 70 and 70 10 thd H. r In i'o'
Sacond race nor two-yesr- olds; i've furlonss,
-Arany, ~ McCaheyl even ana 90 our second m
Eait f02 CEstep) q 10 ]. even ana our, se'o,, ~
Inwood. Io2 oSchuttinseD. 70 l. 3 to ana ana
out. third Time, l.o2 % BAD Witness ana
Third race handicap; for three-year,ods and
upward: Ave aud half f,rlongs)-
% calIanan to j. 70 "a ana .v sg an ard " oat.
second: SIR John Johnson. 100 oGoldsteinl, 70
I. TO and to ,; tlird. Tine; lVo 90
Emperor William and Hoffman also ran o,ds and
Fourth race selling. FOR four year ol1s III ~
upward: I'VE and a half furlongs) -Danfeld. ~
Goldsteinl. to .. 70 and out; won + . 9t ~
Heart. 10l lschuttnger, u 70 l. 10 ana ~ 70
7 TO 10 All out. third. Time. 100 35. John
Patterson. Black chief. Jack Nunnaliy Footrad
' ri s'' race selling for three year olds and
upward; @lx and half furonssl servicence,
Voltaire, iOi Dunn. 10 TO !. to I and to !
second: Grandssrao, ~ tSchut'ingerl. ~ 10 !, ,
20 and to T.: third. Time, 20 a. bsh
C tSE' X NP Golonal Ashmcade. Mcleod p,
Frank Purcell and ia Nun ia also ran.
sixth race fselliug: for three year olds ana UP
ward. ono mile an an eighth -fawton Virgins.
III (Taplinl. to ]. . to and I 10 III: won
Colconda. iU7 tSwoeney), = TO l. = TO and even.
second: Hedge Rose, a6 Dunn. ~ to I. to
and Z 10 T. third. Time. :j3 2-3. Algronel,
Semiqua YER Laughing Eyes. Neoskaleeta. Light
house. Warden. Cnepontuc, Whidden, First Peep
and Brovite $50 ran.
Seventh race ,selling. for three year ODDS and
upward. ono mileD -Mushrelon. 81 Wa ahan),
to ,. / to . and out won: Rang. 1903 ';step): ;
TO l. to , and 3 10 !. second; Vienna. lw
tPickens) 4 to !, Is 10 : and To ,. third. Time
f:41 4-5 Otogo Kilderkin, Macias. Aunt Kate
and Star Actor also
Eighth race Hunt Club Purse for horses
owned by residents OF Norfolk County; ridden by