Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
TURF EVENTS.
No Money Left to Take People to Sleeps
head-Results.
TBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

[By telegraph to the Dispatchl
SHFEPsHEAD BAY, June 17.-Loantaka's
victory in the Suburban yesterday was
disastrous one for the Coney Island Jockey Club,
because the bOok-makers got all the money and
the public were left without the necessary FUNDS
10 pay expenses. This was proved to-day, wnen
not more than 1,500 persons paid TO witness the
races here. The card was very promising ono
and il did furnish some good contests, but Ia
yOritcs were bOWled over one after anOther ilntl
the fifth race, aud what money the book-makers
missed. yesterday they got to-day.
The feature OF the card was the Daisy stakes
for twO-year-olds at five furlongs on the turi
Nomad was a deservedly hot fayorite, and he ran
n good race, but at the end Charade, ntty-to-
one shot, beat him quite handily. After the race
IL was found that NOmad had slipped his bit, 80
under the circumstances his performance Sas i,ta
good one. The other stake event was the sWnt
Tor three-year-Olds at seven furlongs. LaIosca
was an equal choice with L Llntriguante, and at
the end she won very easily.
First race-purse $1,000, Futurity course
Kingston won; Correction second, kittie Van
third. Time, 1:10.
second race-the Daisy stakes for two-year-
olds, 81 800 added, Ave furlOngs on the turf--
Charado won easily by length from NomGo'
who was half a length before Lester. Time,
Third race-purse $1,000; seven furlongs;
entries closed at i. NJ. to-day. Substituted IN
place Of race on regular programme which did
not fill Starters: Reporter, Rico, Dr. Helmuth,
Vardee, Gallifet, Vagabond Eolo, Flava, Beck,
Sam Love, and Vivid. Reporter woni Rico
second, Dr. Belmuth third. Time, l:2S o-o; -o
Fourth race-handlcap sweepstakes, sl,25O
added, one mile and one sixteenth-Tulla Black
burn won easily by three lengths from Mad
stone, who beat Heclare three lengths. Ilme
Fifth race-the Swift stakes for three-year-
oids. 1850 added, seven furlongs-La TOsca
won In a canter by a length from Fairy, who beat
Nellie Bly, a length. Time, 1;21 20.
sixth race-purse $1,000, one mile and tur-
long on turf-Cacium won; The Sheriff second,
Yangeur third. Time, 1.o7.
ENTRIES FOR TODAY.
First race-nve furlongs, Foam stakes-Take
Back, Mccormick, Merry Monarch, Actor, Ere
mont, Oppressor, Airplant, lis; Enid, Recess,
Annie, Queen, Georgia, 10.
Second race-One mie-Civil Service, King
maker, Sir John, 112 Terriher, Richal, 97.
Third race-One and one-quarter miles,
Volunteer handlcap-Rey del Key, III heckon
1l9: Hoodlum, 1OS; Picknicker, ITO, Low
lander, 1903: John Cayanaugh, Algernon. 30;
Fo1rth race-one and one half miles-Bay
Ridge, Come-to-Taw, Banquet, no; Master
lode, 107 Admiral, 100; Casslus, Demuth, 10 !;
Riley, 100; Odette, 81.
Fifth race-one and one-eighth miles, sellng-
Puzzle, 106; Sequence colt, 102; Loniord,
III Lepanto, 81; Gettysburg, Ill; Algernon'
1O7. -,
sixth race-one and one-quarter miles, handi-
cap on turf-Come-tO-Taw, st. Luke, l2Si Ad-
miral, I2J Isaac Lewis, 12O; Rover, III )
Kern, llOi lrlhlly, ll@.i idiuHhehy' Law
THE GLOUCESTER RACES.
GLOUCESTER, June 17.-Following are the re-
suits Of tO-dsy's events: ,,,,,
First race-six and one-haf furlongs-Fox Hill
won: Carnot second, Freiols third. Time,
1:3416.
second. Skidmore third. Time, 1:45A.
Third race-three quarters OF mle-hawk-
stone won; Rose Howard second. Little Ella
third. Time, l:l714
Fourth trace-four and one-half furlongs-
Masher won; Tioga second, Joe third. Time,
563. -, NJ,
Fifth race-one and one-eighth miles-hlng
IdIe won: Lotion second, Sallie Harper third.
Time, 1854.
sixth race-five furlongs-Festus won Nor
ristoWn second, Boot-Jack third Time, EO4.