Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
GREAT TURF EVENTS.
CT. FLoRiAN TIE BEST Two-YEAR-
OLD IN THE EAST.
r,e Ascot stskes-wslcs's First Appear.
,nce Amer the Bacosrat Triai-He is
enthusiastically Received.

Morris PARK, n. Y, June est. Florian
,,.,vea the best two-yoar-old in the East
=, jay by winning the Larchmont stakes
hollow style with heavy weight.
r.r,t raco-SI 900 added, one mile-Una
cr,aae won; Chesapeake second, Terri
fs- third. Time, 1;42.
second race 81 900 added, one mile
,,ln,rguante won; Masterlode second
a..ruda third. Time, 1:4lk.
Third race-Larchmont stakes for two
,,s- lids. -. 800 added, six furlones-- 81
r srund, deihGate Third. Time, I:l3lt.
r.,-fb -acc-S |, $50 added, mile aud Ave six
..,rtbs-Sir John won; Riley second, SNOWMAN
uir.,r racc-ladios' stakes, for three-year-o,a
oifh 81 800 added, |, 400 yards-CastaTS
yr Equity second, Grayiock third. Time,
.,E rsce-s1, 900 added, seven furloncs-
r.,r. SCI won; Calcium second, Watterson third.
.r. I.-iA.
THE GLOUCESTER RACES.
c.a.cg,rEE, \. J., June 9.-Following are the
800. ~ to-iay's events;
t'.-., rs-e-av eighths OF n Ihile-Vance won e.
~. I.aro second, MONDAY third. Time, .O6ib
..,rl racc-6Ve eighths 81 milo-Whife
40 won; Salisbury second, Mohican third.
,-. lls O.ri second, Question third. Time,
-.h -s-o-one and one-eiehth mles-Nar-
n rau; Coruelia second, Chieftain third.
BID, rqct--One and one-sixteenth miles
r-5.- won; hyrle b. second, Harcm third.
KIN ra,c-seven eiehihs Of mue-Ionely
w.. lancaster second, Souvenir third. Time,
.'F THE ASCOT srAKRs.
f>01N. Enc, June q.--Ths race AZ Ascot
r..,, ..r thc Ascot stakes to-day was won by J.
ia.a.rs fye-year-Cld horse HOundsditCh. Sir
s ..-I.ues tCur-y ear-Old colt Plato was second,
80 Purtous nve-year-old horse Barmhcede
r-L
rrrEINcE MAKES A DEMONSTRATION.
no Prince o. Wales was present, I'm company
,rNa Princess Of Wales and her daughters.
p. F.recsscs Victoria and Maud. The Prince
-. cher Royalties drove in state from
V-'-.- castle % the grand-staud, being pre-
-..Ify The Noemen Prickers volunteer light
,--.-.H. iu dazzling uniforms Of green and
..-... loaded by one OF the baccarat-tral wit
-...s- lo Earl Of Coventry, az Master Of the
Fs. aals-
GREETED By CROWDS.
e. -.Hg~ rrowis Of people lined the route
...- rttrl tho procession passed.. Many peo-
...a curious % know what kind of a re-
.... fgo Prince Of Wales would get from the
his first public appearance after bis
-...-. Iroricure In court.
tUEARTY AND LOYAL RECEPTION.
r..s were made that the Prince would be re-
s--. very cldiy, but the royal party was
.s.-.t most enthusiastically by the thousands
...r... along the roads between Windsor aud
i-.. some people ascribed this enthusiasm
-.-.yf. Hc fact that the popular wife OF the
bans. 10 Wales was by his side. In any case the
.-... no Wales received most hearty aud LOYAL
-.-.a.- from the people.
NET BY THE "swELLSn 80
t.a-r.' Heath the Prince and his AMY waro
30 .. ro carriages Of Prince gXristian. FarI
,r.- Ea-l LOndesborOugh. Haron ChevIes-
.. Earl CaiOcan, anu TIE dashinc. well.
.-.-. lrass Of the oiilceJrsRd the Horse Guards,
rss,l- GreuadieE( Guards, scots Guards,
stream Guards, and other "swou" aristo-
- -saaizauoRs.
ssENs or ENTHUSIASM.
AMID much Cheering and footing OF Coaching
,r- 't-- Procession was reformed. and the
r. It.. uf vehicles drove slowly 10 the Royal
m vrare, upon the Prince of Waless pres
.... t...m.uc known, there was scene OF en-
....-n similar % those Witnessed during the
..-. from Windsor. and all doubts as 10 the
..-..~.r which the Prince Of Wales would be
... - the public after the baccarat trial
..1,a. ,- were set al rest.