Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-28
TURF EVENTS.
YESTERDAYS RACES AT SHEEP5-
HEAD BAY AND ELSEWHERE.
The National Game rs Played Throughout
the Countrywide Championship
Club Record.
[Rz Telegraph 70 tho pIspatch.l

NV YORK. June 27-The Sheepsheal-
Bay races to-day were witnessed by the
largest crowd on the grounds since the
suburban was run. The early arrivals put
in an appearance before noon, and from
that time until the horses went to the post
for the first race q stream poured through
the gates. In all there must have been
about 1900 persons present. The card
was a good one. IL consisted Of the June
and spendrift stakes, the knickerbocker
handicap. and three overnight events.
The fayorite Victory won the June stakes,
while Potomac, at four TO five, captured
the Spendriit and Judge Morrow. a strong
second choice, had an easy thing for the
Knickerbocker. The opening event. n mile
selling affair, was won 10y the fifteen-tO-one
shot SimrOck. Reclare, az even money,
captured the fifth. and the last went 10
Eon, with odds on
so FACING At MONMOUTH.
II has been definitely decided that there
/ will not be any racing NJ Monmouth PARK
/ this summer. and the Monmouth AssOcia-
/ tons meeting will be held Mt Morris and
Jerome parks.
! First race-purse II 900. one mile-Sim-
rock won: Or. Helmuth second, Sryke
/ third. Time. l:43 l-5.
Second race-the. juno stakes, for two
year-olds, 81, $50 added, six furlongs-Nic-
/ tory won; ZorlIng second Nomad third.
| Time, 1:l3 i-5.
Third race-the Spendtbrift stakes, for
I three-yea r-olds. 81 800 added lone and one
| quarter miles-Potomac Won: John Caya-
naugh second, Uno Grand third. Time,
| oil
Fourth race-the Knickerbocker handi-
| cap, 81 SEQ added, one and thTee-eIghths
| mies-Judge Morrow won: Tea Tray
second, Banquet third. Time, 2:24.
Fifth race-handlcap sweepstakes
| .Z50 added. one and one-eghth miles
Reclare won: Dablo second, Fitziames
third. Time, 1:57 3-5.
sixteenth miles on turf-Eon won Stride
away second, India Rubber third. Time,
1:i5 Is.
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW.
First race-Futurty course Kcnwooi,
1872; Worth, 1872 Strvke, 1872 Kitty T., 1906;
Eclipse. III; Or. Hashrouck, III; Mon
tercy, III Judge Post, III; SeXtus. IL;
Odette, 1l9; Volunteer H., 1874; Belle d.,
50.
Second race-one mile, handicap-Fron-
tenac, Ia; Rcclare. 1l2; Chesapeake, L;
WOodcutter. 1Gj; Belle dOr, 1913; Pagan.
100; Lizzie. %.
Third race Thistle stakes-one and three
sixteenths of milc-Nellie Bly,, III;
Equity. III; Westchester. 1872; Montana,
122: HOOdlum. 1ls; Adelina, 1913; FAIRY,
10: San Juan. 103.
Fourth race-Great Trial stakes, Futu-
rity course-Iake Back, II; Fred. Lee,
III; O'Kelly. III Panhandle, Iii; Osrc,
12j: Iammany, l2j; It. rlOuan. 70; Merry
Monarch. rs: FIdclio. 1lS; His Hignucss,
fl8; Victory, lis; Airshaft 1lS; Airpant
1l8: Cbarade. il8; Nesiiiule, rs; Dago-
nrt, llj: Anna B.. rs; Cadence colt.
1lj: Belle D., 1893; Adage Oily, 1i5; Net
fifth race-one mile and a quarter.
handicap Drizzle, ~; stockton, 10;
Masrerlode, l0s; -. John, 90.
sixth race-one milo and a half. turf,
handicap Come-to-1aw. 107 1ammany,
10; Yenceur. III. Brian Boru. Is; John
Cayanagh, rs; -. John, III; Lysandcr,
ll0.
oS TIE GLoUCRs TEE TRACK.
Gtorcrsrra, Nj. June 27.-The follow
ing are the results Of today 3 events:
FIRST racc-six ard half furlongs-lIe-
met won; Leo II. second, jim Gates third.
lime, 1:3l -
second face-haf n ile-Beverwyck
won; Comforter secor~' Sister lone third.
lime. 81. b.
] ,
Stone third, Time 1:0t.
Fourth racc-onc mllc-Nirnbeau won;
P.uy second, Samaritan third. Time,
Fifh race-sfx anl a half furlongs Ma
bel won; Dcfaultcr second, Iaso third.
Time, 1:23i
SIKH race-four and half furlongs-
1ioga won; Discount second, Parolina
third. lime, J6 :.
rSrL1Es TOR TOMORROW.
F.r-t raco-slx and hall furlonGs,
selling 10 Monsoon. Lonely. III; Iheo-
dosius. andseer, MelwOod, Dayv Johnson,
ll5; SHAKE speare, blackstone, 100: Aiuboy,
Carnot. Iaunes, California, Edward T.,
Meade, 10J Lizzie FonZo, l0i.
Second race-half mile, selling o.
Ieprechaun, 109: II. Denis, 1906; Roy Mil
ledan, 1913; Budd Erwin. Montella, Fora,
100 Longard, u Wigam, 81.
Third racc-six auda half furloDgs, selling
GD three-ycar-olds-Me III; Nomi-
nee, 1903 !; Pine Ridge, Annapolis, .Octason.
100 Pardon, King Solomon, 1913; Laura H.,
IOl Grapeshot, A. o. H.. 100: Madge l., -.
Fourth race-four and half turlongs,
selling Q5)-Planter, llS; Sunday, ll2;
Bob Fisher. lO9: Ecstacy, 1O7 NaSher, l0G;
Bill Barnes. Freiols, 1913; FoXhill, 10l;
Noonstone, 100 XenOphOue, 90; Ascot, 80;
Silence, 81; Eyangeline Fearless, Maggie
Beck. s..
Fifth race-seyen furlongs, handicap
Docking Crab. 49, Retrieve, l12: Hawk
stone, 104 Faustina, 1O3; COrtlceli, lO2
RUBY, Mary Stone, King Idle, Elyton, %;
Lee s.. 30.
Sixth race-one mile Gj)-Lord of the
Harem, Mackenzie, Philander, Lotion,
Kyrle b.. 10; Gypsy Queen. 105; Courtier
Wyndorf, Clamor. Ossa, Moorefield, 10;
Booker, 100; Regina, Salute, Darling, %.
AT CHIcAGo-JoCKEY BMTIoN DYING.
CHICAGO. June PA fast track and
seven well-tled races attracted 1900
people to Washington Park to-day. Jockey
Britton. who was thrown against the fence
in the first race yesterday, IS now at Mercy
Hospital lowering between life and death.
A report was telcphOned to the track at
noon that the famous jockey could not re-
cover.
First race-one mile-Too Sweet first,
Phantom second, Ella Blackburn third.
Time, l:42.
Second race-fye-eishths of a mile
Wightman first, SalOnlca second, sam
Farmer third. lime, l:0l Sc
Third race-one and one-eighth miles,
lakewood handicap-Racine first, Virgo
dor second, Whitley third. Time, 1:53.
Fourth race-ono and One-slXteenth
miles-Arundel won; Palermo second, Pat
Conley third. Time, $50.
Fifth race-three quarters of a mile
heats-First heat, Josie NJ. won; Mabelle
secondLIaura Agnes third. Time, 1:l45i.
Fakir and Redland distanced. Second
heat-Big Three won Josie NJ. second,
Creole third. Time, 1:l5. Third heat
Big Three won: Josie NJ. second, Creole
third. Time. 1l5ia.
Sixth race-one mile-Ja ia won; Guido
second, Rinfax third. Time, l:4l.
Seventh race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Alar Plot won; Caruss second,
Patrick third. Time, l47$!.
THE NATIONAL GAME.