The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
rSpec!al to The Timcs-Dispatch.1


Norfolk, Va. November 2l.-Proba-
bly, the most exciting and certainly
the most spectacular race run so far
at the jamestown Jockey Club track
came of to-day, when Jockey Butweil
brought the bad-actins Lahore under
the wire a winner in the fourth race.
q mile event programmed as the Nortoik
Handicap. and open to horses OF a.
ages.
Lahore got away we'll but appeared
TO sulk in the back stretch. ButWelL
however, got him under control and
literally moved from last to front po-
sitiou. Lahore easily disposed OF Anal
Ill and Joe Diebold in the stretch, pass
ed Guy Fisher at the last quarter and
bore down on Carlton G. like an eX-'
press train. beating him at the wire
by half a length. He ran the mile IL
l:3s rs.
Deduction. at Is to I. was the only
real outsider to win. although JonGuI.
in the first race, was as good as 10
70 at the start, but was beat down
70 to before he went to the post
Jesuit made a farce Of the steeple-
chase until Lizzie Flat challenged him
on the way to the wire. He was never
in danger of losing. and had plenty
Of speed in reserve when Lizzie made
an effort to catch him after he cleared
the last hurdle.
Donald Macdonald. prohihitive IA
vor!te, galIoped home in the last race
He took the lead from the start. and
was always two lengths ahead OF
Apiaster. who finished second.
Results.
First race-selling. two-year- olds.
five and half furlongs-JonQu!l. 100
sTurner). 5 to /, first: Gardenia. 100
Peak). to s. for place. second: Lin
6esta, l,s (Martin). 10 /. to snow.
third. Time. los I-5. Syosset, La
Sainrella, Astute, Fairy Godmother.
First Tromp Joaquin, Sun Guide. Fed
eraEst, r H Gray also ran
Second race-hurdle. three-year-olds
and up. two miles on the srass-Jesuit'
rss ,ChartrandD, 6 to 8, first; Lizzie
Fla. las tTIeider>. s to 5. for place.
second: Orderly Nat. l4a (No Epy).
: to I, to show, third Time. 4:o5 -.
No-b.t also ran. Benora and Ben Lala
lost riders. Renault and Lampblack
ran out
Third race-seiErg. three-year-olds
and I'D SIX furlongs-Moncrief 100 MA
dsrial. to !. first: Napier. 1o2 tBux-
toal, to 5. for place, second: Joe
Castens, 90 WOLF. to l. to show.
third Time. I:I4 Dtpper. Port Ar
Eng.on. Jack Nurnauy, The Gardner.
Jaoob;re. E!ma. Mont Clair. Wiley and
Gagnant also ran
Fourth race-Norfolk handicap. all
AGES, one :rl.ie-Lahore. iI9 tButwelD,
to !. first: Carlton G.. l1e CPeak),
even, for place. second: Guy Fisher
lis CTurne-,. TO s. to show. third
Time, 1879 rs. A.nalf. Noithorpe, Joe
Diebold. Patton also ran.
Fifth -ace-three-year-o Odds and up.
selling, sig NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lci
turner. !. to !, first: Premier. loS
fTeahaa). IS tc-I, Tor place. second:
Arnoret. l.e fKirshbaur1t. out. to show,
third. Time. ia. Takah!ra. Frog.
Chiffon Queen. Towton Field, veneta
s,rom, Berkeley. Running Account also
ran.
Sixth race-three-year-o and up:
selling; mile and an eighth-Dona!d
Macdonald. I02 CTeahan). , TO 5. won;
apias.er. 162 tTurner). TO for
place. second: Supervisor. ,6l Am
b:ose). 70 20 to show, :hi-d. Time,
I:54-
Futur..y. Accord. Spring Mass, JAG
ouelina also ran.
Entries.
Ftr,e race-two-yearo purse
900: selling: five and q half :Urionss-
Kelly, 15S; Votes. 1902: Smash. lo;:
GoI6v, los; Mary Ann. \, log: Matte
7. Ios: Brush, 1893: 'Oid Coin, III.
echalIs-. III: raIatable. Ii: Pixies
Peak. liz; Latent. 1I6. Also Eligible.