Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-07
THE ECLIPSE STAKES
TWENTY THOUSAND on MORE PEo-
PIE At MORRIS PARK.
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sostlesi each other hero to-day in an en-
deavor TO get the best of tho odds. and
they were treated 10 some frst-class sport
ana . dead heat between three horses.
The weather was not very promising at
flrst, bat as the afternoon wore on the sun
came out bright and strong and enlivened
things wonderfully, and the track was like
chain lightning.
TWO mo EVENTS.
The two fixed events on tho card were
che great Eclipse stakes for two-year-olds
and the New York Jockey Club handicap
Tor tbree-yoar-olds and upwards. The
former was won by Marcus Days colt
TAmmsny, an outsider in the betting.
while 0sric. Dagonette. and He'll Gate were
close together at the finish and tho judges
pould not separate them and called q dead
beat. The stakes were worth 70 the win
hef about SSS.5oo.
SUCCESS OF ANOTHER OUTSIDER.
The handicap also resulted in the sue
cess of an outsider in the betting. Eon at
to took the lead in the stretch and won
IN very fast time. The favorite-Tristan-
was shockingly ridden by Garrison or he
would have been much closer up. Tour
nament made his third appearance in this
back to his old form. The other races
were all won by fsyorites and the talent
went home satisfied.
THE RESULTS.
First race-$l, 900, five furlongs@SHis
Highness won; Canvass second, Clara
(colO third. Time, 591f.
Second race-Sl 900, one mile-LIntri-
guants won; Rey-Del-Rey second, Noun
Gain Deer third. Time. i;4o1l.
Third race-great Eclipse stakes for two
II AIN 81
Btarters: Tammany, He'll Gate Dagonette,
Osrio, Air Plant, Coxswain. Take Back.
eir Matthew, Temple, Delusion, Spnalong,
Crystal, Rex, Airshaft, Sherbark, Clotho:
Tammany won He'll Gate, 0sric, and
Oaaonette dead heat for second place,
something never before seen on race
track. Time, l;l21.
recsion won; Sieipner second, Saunterer
Fifth rsce-New York Jockey Club
handicap, e2,6O0 added, one mile and
quarter. Starters: Tristan, Tournament,
Demuth, Racslsnd, and Eon. Eon won;
Tristan second, Tournament third. Time,
ROSY.
Sixth race-purse 81 900, seven fgrlongs-
Tsviston won Arab second, Watterson
third. Time, 1:27A.
ENTRIES FoR TOMORROW.
First race-three quarters Of 9 mile,
handicap 1884: Volunteer IL,
1s2; Chesapeake l2S Iorcssig S6d, IA ia;
Inuda, 1873; Ocypete, III; .Flavilla, l16;
Walcott, lis, Rhingold, Rachel, ia.
Second race-mile and one eighth-Race-
land, i26 Judge Morrow, Onaway, l22;
Cassius, Little Jim, ia Admiral. ITO;
Isaac Lewis, 1867 Trinity. Sequence (colD,
Is Hypatica, 90.
Third race-Van Ness stakes, i've eighths
of mile, selling-Mars, 1lS; Buta Colt,
ITO; Laughing Water, Exotic, Ill; Delu-
sion, Lomar. Bismarck formerly Oppres-
sor). Air Plant. Temple, los; Arnica. Uncle
Sim Cazenonia, 100; disappointment, 1903;
Hamilton. Acilojam, 100; Guilty. 81.
Fourth race-one mile, Fleetwood
stakes-E. J. B.. Bolero. Warpath, Bessera,
Etrathmsath. Russell, Pic-Nicker, l22; Am
bulance. III.
Fifth receive and one half furlongs--
Kingdom, l1S; Perfume, Daeo, Ermentrpde
(colf). Take Back, Shellbark. Panhandle,
Coxswain. Prohibition, 113; Annie, Queen,
Jessie, Faustres, Winoni, Mgonia, ITO;
Sixth race-one mile, selling-Chesa-
peake, III; Esquimau, ZIG {; Mastutodee, liz;
Jim Claire, Ill; Algernon, lO7 Blue Jeans,
DIR. Hasbrouck, 81; Dunbarton, 81; Count
Dudley, ~; Lepanto, 50.
THE OPENING AT GLOUCESTER.
GIoucEsrEB, n. j., June 6.-The summer
meeting OF the South jersey JOCKEY Cluo
opened to-day.
First race-three quarters Of mile-Tip-
staff won; Belisarius second, Faustins
third. Time, laS.
Second race-one and one-eighth miles
Iandseer won Theodosius second, Lone
~ third. Time, 2024.
Third race-half a mile-Jessica won;
Budd Ermine second, Henry Tyler third.
Time, 0:51s4.
Fourth race-one mile-Sallie Harper
won; Kyrle B. second. Prather third.
Time, 1:i4sl.
Fifth race-four and q half furlongs-
Fearless won: Monsoon second, Silence
third. Time, 057&.
Sixth race-seven furlongs--Kanesville
won; Hamet second, Edward +. third.
Time, l:324.
LAST DAY AT LAToNIA.
LAroyrA. KY, June 6.--0ver 5000 people
were present to-day--the thirteenth and
last day of the races. There were SIX
events. Favorites won the first. third,
and fifth, and short horses won the second,
fourth, and sixth races. The track was o
deep bed of mud, and rain fell nearly all
the afternoon.
First race-one and one-sixteenth miles
Alphonse won; RAINIER second, Cashier
third. Time, l:6S1{.
Second race-frst half of divided race,
one mile--Aunt Kate got slight lead in
the start, and won by length; Little
Annie second, Mary II. third. Time,
l:571f.
Third receive furlongs-Francis won;
Unadilla second, Ollie Glenn third. Time,
b24.
Msrchma won; Eli second, Hamlet third.
Time 0.01aI
Fifth race-the Cincinnati Hotel stakes
for tbree-year- olds and upwards, one mile
and three ixteenths--Glockner won by
FIVE lengths Marion @ second, Rosemont
third. Time, 2:ll.
Sixth race-second half of divided Sc
cond race, one mile-Sir Planet won;
Remeni second, Lederkrans third. Time,
E5lx.
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES roR TOMORROW.
First race selling, one mile and hun
dred yards-Lida L., n; Dan L., 50; Bon
ME Annie, 80; Wild Cherry, 81; Verango,
l0i Cinch, 106: Voltine, Ill.
Second -three-year one mile
Berka, l02; Kehama, l07; George r., ITO;
Maud B., III; Caesar, 1876.
Third race-debutant stakes, four fur
longs-Adalia, Bracelet, VaLcluse, X. X,
Greenwich, Go, Tambien, 1l5; Minnie L.,
Belle of Beechwood, Inez, ella, hacie NJ,
Alt, VIOLA, Invercauld, Althe, Lottie Mills,
10
Fourth race-one mile and o quarter
Forerunner, %; Kilkenney, 1o1; Progress,
Sight Draft. The Bishop, l07; Knoxville,
Ill; Verge dor. ll2.
Fifth race--handicap. nine furlongs-
Mary Sue. 107 ROBIN Hood. % !; Robe
sphere. Carter B., Parmetta, i05; Barney
stone, Jr., ~.
Sixth race-selling, one mile and hun
dred yards. Frank Lilly, So; Lam0nie H.,
9S; Royal Garter, 1913; Comedy, Argenta,
LOG; Harry Smith, l07; Robespierre, III.