Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
WINNING HORSES.
Yesterdays Events on the Country's Great
Hacr-Courses-EDtries.
(By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

(By telegraph 20 the Dlspalch.l
GRAvEsEND RAoE-TRAcK. September 49,
For the first time in many moons the talent
had regular feld-day with the book
makers TO-DAY. The weather was tribe
too warm TO be- comfortable. but the track
was in first-cass shape and the $500 per-
SONS present were in mood TO bet heavily.
They commenced by making kaceland an
even-money favorite for the first race, and
the old geldlng won handy. Then Long
ford, Hoey. and DR.. Hasbrouck. all favor
ties were all successful. Civil Service. at
Ave TO one. was the stumbling block il the
fifth race, but when Taral landed Zampost,
tho favoritc winner in the last event the
talent gave q mighty cheer and went home
satisfied.
First rnce-purse 81 900. allowances. one
mile -Raccland won Milt Young second,
Sleipner third. lime, 1884.
Second Tace-haDdicap. with Sl,Vo
added, one milo and furlong .Longiord
won; Come-to-1a second. kingmaker
third. Time. i:55'a.
third race-purse 81 600, for maiden
year-olds, selling allowances. five fur
longs-Hoey won; Dago second. Constan-
tinople (filly) third. Time. 1903.
Fourth race-purse sl,O0O. for three
vear-olds and upward, one mile-Dr. Has
brouck won; Worth second, Inferno third.
Time. l:42e..
Fifth racc-a heavy handicap, with 81 900
added, SIX furlOngs-Ciyii Service won;
Curt Gum second, Lord Harry third.
sixth race-purse $1,000, for two-year.
olds. six furlongs-Zampost won: Stalac
tite second. Wyandotte lcolV third. Time.
lit.
AT GLOUCESTER.
G1orcrsrEr. n. j., September 23.-To-
DAVIS events resulted as follows:
First race-seven eghths of nile-Gar-
rison won: Count Luna second, Ihorns
third. Time, 1872,
Second race-half o mile-Flattery won;
Troublesome second. Bette NJ. (hlly)
third. Time. .5ls4.
Third race-six and one-quarter fur
longs-Sw etbread won CarmiiIte second,
Marlgold third. Time l:221s.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Mohlcan
won; Golden Reel second, King Idle third.
Time. 1881. -
Fifth race-seven furlongs
won; Edward +. second. QuIntoness third.
Time. 1924.
sixth race-slx and one-half furlongs-
Bohemian won; Avery second, tIasrant
third. Time. l:25>5.
AT LAToNA.
CINeINSATI, o.. September 23.-This was
q day of close finishes at LatOnla. faVor-
ties lost in all the races except the first.
Out of forty-one horses entered in five
races thirty-nine ran.
First race-one mile-First Lap won;
Maud b. second, Clark third. Time, las.
Second race-fve urlongs-Orrvills
won; Judge Jewell second. lille s. third.
Time, l:0314.
Third race-one mile and twenty yards.
Colonel Wbeatley won; PhLora second,
Cup Bearer third. Time, i:4fs4.
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
yards-Little Annie won; Carus second,
Bob Forsythe third. Time, 146.
Fifth race-fve and one-halt furlongs-
Dore won; W. b. second. Lou Dudley
third. Time. 1:09li.
DIG ENGLISH EVENT.
LONDON. September 2S.-This was the So
coud day of the Leicester September meet
ing. The principal event was the Ieices-
tershire royal handicap Of 5000 sovereigns
for three-year-olds and upward, one mile
and few yards straight. The race WAS
won by Hammar Bass horse Kusticu.
James Days colt Victorious was second,
and Sir X. Jardlne's colt Ennisxillen third.
There were twelve starters.