Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
ED. CRUMP IS WINNER
OF KENTUCKY HANDICAP
Four-iear-Old Colt Beats Andrew
MiIler's Roamer by Half
Length.
TILLY WATER WITCH THIRD
Time for Mile and Quarter, 2:O4 3-5.
Purse Declared Richest on Ameri-
can Turf This Year for AIl-Aged
Contestants.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 3-In ter
rife stretch drive. Ed Crump four
year-old Peep Day Evaline colt.
owned by John " Schoor. of Memphis.
Tenn, eyercame Andrew Miller's
and farorite in the betting. and. by i
half-length. won the fourth annual
running OF the Kentucky handicap at
here from New York for the race.
found his impost of l32 pounds too
much.
W; }, youns's MY Water witch
third. length bacl, Of Roamer and an
equal distance In front of w. !. Web
cr's Hodge. The time of the mile and
a quarter was o:oi 3-5 Ed Crump.
coupled with Dick Williams as the
Schorr entry; was third choice in the
slightly better than ) To l.
ELEVEN STARTERS
GET AWAY WELL PUNCHED
AT the rise OF the barrier the eleven
starters were away we'll punched and
In this order passed the grand stand
hrst time around the course. Al the
lead. but lost II TO Harry Payne Whit
ney's Eorrow. last years handicap win
ner. while rounding into the back
stretch Borrow was unable to endure
the strain of pace making and stopped
TO nothing. Roam"r had been running
we'll up to this stage and sprinted into
the lead. 10 hold We'll into the stretch.
where ne sradually suecumbed to the
Crnmp, rode a well-timed race
jefferson Livingston's English bred
Royal II: and Dick Williams always
we, Mere ev We'll up; but never could get to
Hank O'Day. Marion Goosby. Borrow
and Old Koenig finished in the order
named. and were badly strung out over
a quarter OF mile.
Ed Crump's ~ tho pnr,a cot,
10 be the richest on the American turf
this year for all aged contestants. was
81. $50 Second money was worth ST.
500: third, $500. while the fourth horse
Flrst-six rur'onss-.Mary H. IS
tfLouder},, s5s;ao; sig. s.. won. Port
ond: Droll. 100 .Goose). $3.50. third.
Time. :12 As. Resign and Blanchita
also ran.
second-nvc and half furlonss-
$50. $3.50. second: Walter r. Pearce e.
lis tGoose). s2.4o. third. Time. l:o7 3-5.
Velvet Joe Bonnie Lass. Giorine. Fizer,
also ran.
Third--mile and sixteenth-Gras-
mere, no Mur2hy)., $40; $500. $3.50.
W ys5C I sesaed ooa ssrIs s esnn $3.50
tGoose). $500. third. Time. i:4ss5
Louise Paul. Big to DO and Howdy
HoWdy also ran.
Fourth--six furiongs-Leo Skolney,
100 tconnolly1. s222,7o. $3.50 and $500.
$40, second; Rringhurst. 100 (Garner),
$40: Time. I'LL 2-5. Coming Tow
er, Solar Star and DR.. Larrick also
ran.
Fifth-mile and a quarter-Ed
Crump. 121 tGarner), $3.50. $50.
$40, won: Teamer, lag GRutwelD..
$50, $3.50. second; Water witch los
tGoose). $3.50 Time. oo4 3-5. Hodge
Royal H.. Dick Williams. WaterbIos-
som so nh Hank nj, OF 0ba Xoon Marion Gooseby,
slxth IL and a, ssixtsenth-Bil-
won: Little Bigger. 95 (IIenry) $3.50
$3.50. second: Thanksgiving, 81 Iou..
der), $500. third. Time AZ As. Book
er Bill, Communicate. Worlds Wonder
also ran.
seventl--mile and sixteenth
Brooks, % Gentry. $3.50. SIS, $3.50.
won: Guide, Post. 119 (Goose). $3.50,
$40, second; Olga Star. 113 (Stearns1'
$3.50. third. Time. 1:46l-5 Bonanza
Industry and McAdoo also ran.
'Schorie entry.