The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
SECOND INJURY
FOR GAME JOCKEY
Lounsberry, After Absence of
Several Monthe From Tracks,
Goes Back to Hospital.
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{ HaWre do Grace, Md. April Ia
Jockey Lounsberry, who returned to
the races yesterday at Havre de Grace.
after an absence OF several months due
to tho fact that his leg was broken in
race at Fort Eric last summer, met
with similar misfortune this after
noon In the second race. Lounsberry
had the mount on IAght-o-my-Iife,
and next to him was Anayrl, who be-
came frightened and kicked Louns-
berry's mount Anavrfs hoof also hit
ground suffering from pain. Butwell
was substituted for Lounsbcrry, but
1t made no difference with the result
for Caugh Hill, the favorite, carrying
1913 pounds, sprinted into long lead
soon after the break, and lasted long
enough to win with something to
spare. IAght- o-my-Life got second
end Rolling Stone third.
The Wilmington Stakes. worth ST.
800 TO the winner. went to Frederick
l. 1t was a clever field OF three-year-
olds that went to the post, the distance
OF the event being Eve and a half
furlongs. Frederick L. received a
heavy play ats ito 2 right at post time.
He outbroke his field and set daz-
zlins pace the entire journey to win
easily, with Hester Prynne. a 90 to
shot. second, and Flying Fairy third.
First race-for three-year- olds and
up; selling; Ave md a half furlongs-
Thrifty. 100 Dummy, 3 TO l. won: Has
son. 100 tHofman). 10 to /, second
Americas. 107 (Wolfe>. out. third.
Time. 1:o2 a-5 Chiffon Dance. Rock
Guminell ESQ ran.
Second Neutrality-suspicious. and up.
aselIlIing; five and half fur1ongs-Caugh
N II n prrtxr oil
| s, third, Time, FOL. Rolling Stone and
AH Thrd Neutrality-suspicious. aase rah and up
kee, ll5 ,Wolfs5, even, hrst; Double
bJ 5ys l1G oy 'sfI5yl ssfopd
i:e1 - - Areene e also 01 pan. 'n'fa i'me
81 P ooS added race Wilmington Stake
ssssrus YETTaoy;sS; to 2, frzt: Hester Plynne
ars M iSs 6aSie sS to- third Fling 4msg
l:o7 So. Palanquin, Chuckles. Grosve-
nor Montressor and Fifty Five also
sse sci mile ls and seyenty, yardsIset;
Shflk dHa si eH rs Ersd
third. Time. Ia IS ea0 Plant, Hans IL y;
s4oo, four furlongesGnver Bey purse fSe
t<AinDroSe), TO j, nrSt; Uncle Jimmie
100 (Skirvin). 4 to 5, second: Arma :
Time, 40. Gainor. Robert oliver al and I'd
Humiliation also ran.
Entries for Monday.
First race-three- year-olds and up
selling. six furiongs-Tewton Field
ll2: Partner. 10T; Sepulvada, 112; An,
avri, 1o9: Font. 109: Frank Hudson, "a !;
Royal Message, l02; 'Agnier. 10s: Lad
Black Chief. 100: Henry Hutchinson.
100.
Second race-three- year-olds and up.
selling. five and a half furlongs-.Hon
ey See. %; Cowl ITO; Spin, 10; Black
ford, 112; 'Nimbus. 107; 'Cherryseed,
Third -year-olds and up.
eonditions. FIVE furlongs-Joe Knight,
III; Tartar ac loS M Lysander los; Fire
lo5; Q. U. Buster. ia
Fourth race-three-year-o Odds and up
| five and half frriopgs-Grosveno
Io9; 'Altamaha. los; Joe knight. lO6
Thrifty, 102: Magazine. no; Striker
IL 'Tarts, "a; 'Spohn. 102; Azylade,
maidens.. four furlongs-Martin Casca,
40: Stellata, 107; Enver Bey. io7: Gal,
lop. ITO: John Marshall. no; Scranper
ITO; Charles Cannell, ito; Mater. i0T
Polly H., 10T. Uncle Jimmy 10Y: Raw
o,Light. ITO; Pomonette-B leu. 1O7.
Sixth race-three-year- and up
selling, six -.Mindlnette. 104;
battery. 1ql; Garry. 1l5; AIadridgali,
JOS; Dynamo. 90; .Frog, los; sired
Levy, 102: Mycenae, 104; Theo Cook.
Weather clear. Track fast.