Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-16
BRO0KLYNHANDICAP
-,.NywlNs THE GREAT RACE AFTER
'' A STRUGGLE.
r,r,c Not Unusual. Bat the Trial OF
soeed Grand Neverthciess--o,her
Turf Events.
IL ,olceraph . tho pispasch.l

nv telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.l
.-.,,srvp. n. v, Nav l5.-What IL
w. as the legitimate racing season was
--,,od in this state to-day when the
ia'- 'll,n Jockey Club threw opcnits gates
r' s.grtccn days meeting. The feature
q a.. rand programme was the Brooklyn
, .. Climb handicap, for which the very
d. t.-.es in training we're eligible to
' For weeks the newspapers have
fN OF reports Of the magnificent
f,7rly the different candidates, and
N.,... IN the hrst great handicap of the
,a- a. tcvcr-hcat. A. early as 10 o'clock
.'r,uoon people began 10 arrive,
r.4 the racing began $4,000 people
within the gates.
KS sport commenced with a six
..Iire sweepstakes for $1,000.
cared ont all except Charlie
l klncsOr dye. Kingston won
'' t'-.5rc second. Charlie Post third.
race miloand n sixteenth, sweep
lYrrstrcet won; Leighton second,
....ra third. Pine, l:i9S.
-4.a-o XpectatiOu stakes, for two
5- tali mile, with 81 800 added.
...-..-~ were; CoXswaln, 81. Hubert.
Mccormick, Osuc. Equator, Mode
..... king Mac. Annie Queen,
~..rs'oug. Arnica, Yorkvillo Belle,
.f. cate. Osric won by a neck. while
..... E..lo beat Coxswaln two lengths
Time. 4g-.. The winner is BAY
...r.rted ChevIot out of Abble W.,
.urchascd by Walcott q Camp
.... Hearst snle yesterday.
am HACT OF THE DAY.
.,.. .,.r. the race Of the day. Every
.,u # excitement and the crush
r...rr-r'uE was tremendous. One
tr.l eighteen boOk-makers were
.,rc-- hut even they could not
.. simply the speculative wants
.-.at Men who had never bet $40
we, offered hundred-dollar bills
,-ulkers. and for a time every
.i FAB have lost control of them
,-.r awhile, however the money
.. ...t. hattcrs commenced 10 tell,
..... D.. seen in what estimation
-.- horses were held. The field
.. o.. the post was the best that
.... t-tartoI lu this country, and con-
.... following twentv-one horses:
.g-. BARNES; Burlington, 100,
v IHe.. l21. TAYLOR; Judge Morrow,
... . ,.retou; Demuth, lis. McLaugh-
I.... ROYAL. 1T. Garrison; Tea
.-. Moore: Castaway H., 1l5. Taral;
81. u4. HAYWOOD; Loantaka. Il2,
.. BANQUET, los. Hamilton; Eon,
Fr.....v. santiago. los. NJ. Bergen:
f..r-. lO5. Fitzgerald; Russell,
r....f..d. Uncle Bob 100. Flynn;
.'... boo. Martin; Once Again, 100,
.... Pa. carroll, "a, A. Coyingtou;
uss 10, G. Hill, and Nelly BY,
.. Va-e numerous changes in the
- l..
.H.-. TO Ion Jenny, 6tol Judge
I B.. -.. -..I Tea Tray. . TO ] SenOrita,
... l.-..e ROYAL. 10 60 1 Banquet, and
.-.I 10000 20 the others.
AFUR START.
,..-.- ... START was concerned every
-,.l ialr chance. Ashley swept
...-tlr the thret-vear-old Rus
Oil. lead. running Under "A strong
...t-tL Nellie Bly,, Once Again, and
.. .,.a3 on hun, Riley and King
.r.r-Inr up the rear. They ran
... .-..r around the lower turn, and
H.I bet on Ieuny commenced
..- ..l-.u-. for the little sway back
I'd. the ruck. As they started
..... stretch Santiago went up TO
.-..... t..I. ana the two ran locked for
-.- willie the white and red Of
... .- ..laueuced % occupy proml-
.....r. and Ieuuy, the fayorite,
up. As they struck the upper
-. pace commenced TO quicken, and
back beaten, leaving Santiago
-,. H. lu turn gave way TO Loan
...a..i ted the field into the stretch,
l.t..l
rHr TEL STRUGGLE
.--.--l. Loantaka soon gave mp and
inns v.I IN front. closely pressed 10y
N --.w. who had been in the ruck
... E.riiugton, EOn, Prince Royal,
.-. T..I-ls. IL was a grand struggle,
rs I..rr Held his antagonists safe, and,
..-..-.., Al ludia-rubber ball. passed
.. ..-. tWn GOOD lengths III trOnt or
r f. ..I. who beat Iea-Tray a short
..t- -.tull money. The time t2:lO)
-..r....r- .ut of the common, but II was
.-.f race. Barnes. who rode the WIN
--T..f..ei IN floral horseshoe after
... SIS he'd out. and was carried 10
.- .-.-..r--raoms. He has won the
...r.r. Junior Champion, and Brooklyn,
that Dbl, ambition Is now To rlde
o. r.-.,- g Che Suburban.
ID. r..t..u after the handicap was so
-... '... the other races attracted but
interest. still both were worth wit
...t- The fifth race was q selling race
t-.a. ....r.lis. with eighteen starters.
-.-.Lt Water won; Lady LOugfelIow
-l. N, Vernon third. lime, .4s94. .,
|.r- sport wound up with q mile
. . -....lth selling race, with nine
-.-r. H.l,trCtlue won; MasterlOde
r..tet third. Time, l:jO>4.
-.s.r-E>p ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
s-- ONE mIle-Iammany, II
t-- 81. l.-: hsheu, III; Staugu@, III;
a- Deer III Washer, liz; Port
oh
.r..r HGe. l12; GleutOchy, IL;
..-.'.. II-. Bauchrum. ll2; Hypatla,
.-...-uue and, one eighth miles
..-- De. SIR John. 1l2; Lavlnia Bell,
...--l. Iul. b. b. Million, 30.
receive eighths of q mile, Seaside
....- -.. .-,-Uucle Sim. 10: Julie, 10;
I-. I.... 40. King Cadmus, 10;
-- .-. Laughing Water. l07; Arnica,
NI...4u 100: knopp. 100; Dlsap-
.t. 900. Preston B., 100; Affinity
... DYpressor. 10j; Temple, 100;
-.-..- I'D. Lady Longfellow (colt), lOl.
.-. u.--0ue mile. Carlton stakes,
"-.', l-Z. Void. 122; BOlero, ~; A.
I- Bermuda, 122; Suathmeath,
..'--,r. ~; Stategem, IL; flcA-
.- .--. Ambulance, III.
.r L... us: Sleet, 1lS; PatrmQny
Mars. lis. Piccadilly, ll5; Jes-
.... \lle llj; Natalie y, ll5.
>..-a -ouemile, handicap-St. John,
-.. ..r.l.. lZJ: Stryke, l2Os Watterson,
l.... joy. IA: Baldwin, III; Llzzle'
... .as. ia.
Al .rl-yILE-PEOCTOR KNOTT.
...r. n.y., May 15.-The feature OF
.r. .4.- racing was the running OF
b. 70 who was "a good a morse
Opus he was before sam Bryant
.'.r in him.
.-' '... ono mile--ROyal Garter won;
Wheeler second. Odrey third.
race five furlongs-Bracelett
arr-..gnd second, Strathmald
t l.... 1904.
JAZZ. a..-lue mile-Proctor Knott
. -E.. uJn second, Marion &. third.
". -.e-one mile and sixteenth
- "... Nina Archer second, j. l.
-.. '..r..lt mile and seventy yards
..r Rudolph second, Dolllklns
3d. I... Ill..
'~- PRESIDENT AT HOME AGAIN.
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