The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-30

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a half length. while Dagonet was close
fourth. Just how many persons were present
WAS not easy 10 tell. but thirty thousand per-
sons, all told. would not be too large a figure.
The decision Of Judge McAdam IN allowing
I'd. Corrigan's horse, Huron. 20 run was IN
fhe nature of n surprise TO the officers. The
jockey-club officials, however. fought 70 the
bitter end. When Jockey Overton went 10
weigh TO ride Huron notwithstanding
Roorke refused 10 pass him Overton re-
ported 10 MIR COrrigan who conferred with
lawyer. Mr. Rookie reported the matter
tc Dir. Lovecraft. and the latter weighed
OvertOn. They refused to give him number
in the race aud did not allow betting on him
IN the books.
When the bugle sounded, calling the
twenty-five youngsters 10 the post, Bashtord
was the first 20 appear, followed by Maid or
AthOl (hlly). .Osric,l Lamphghter Lester
Charade. Lew Weir, Anna b.. Huron. Silver
Fox Tammany, Ce Jay Jay. Lavish, Irlngle.
Yorkvillo Belle, King Cadmus and Mars
(Hunters pair. DagOnet and Inatilla IND
cons pair, His Highness and Merry Mon
arch. They were as grand a LOOKING i0t as
were ever seen on line, and 1t Will be long
time before many who witnessed this line
array of horses will see such again They
were loudly cheered as they passed the
stand There was half an hours ANXIOUS
delay at the post They made several false
breaks. but finally started. Caldwell caught
them all in motion and effected a magnlh-
cient start. They were all well punched,
with Yorkville Belle. Mars, Anna b., Lavish
and Trngie the most prominent. Isaac
Murphy at once took steadyln9 pull on
Yorkville Belle and she showed the way to
the quarter neck before Merry Monarch,
who was Tapped by Huron. ANNA b., Dagoo-
net and His Highness An eighth OF a mile
further. Dagonet had taken the lead and was
Tapped by His Highness aud Huron,
As they swung into the stretch Huron
showed in front. and the cry went MP Huron
wins Mclaughlin heard it, and calling on
His Highness sat down to ride the race OF his
life. His Highness answered his call nObly.
and Yorkville Belle moved up with him. All
hands were whipping and spurring and the
crowd was wild with excitement. Past the
stand they swept Huron. Ills Hlghness and
Yorkville Belle all Tapped. Then Mclaughlin
made final effort and fls Hlghness shot To
the front and won by a length from Huron.
who beat Yorkville Belle half length for the
paco. while Dagonet was length away.
lime. 1:15 1-5. The race was worth about
570,O 900 to the winner.
THE OTHER RACES.
First race. five and half furlongs-Correc-
ton first; Chesapeake second. Leonawell
third Time, 1:0S 3-5.
Second race. nine furlongs, the Dolphin
stakes tor -yeAr-OlcS- Ia iosca nIst,
Ambulance second, Homer third. Time,
100 -.
Third race. six furlongs. the Futurity stakes
for fgo-year-olds-I Ills Highness first, York
in Belle second, Dagonet third Time.
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foarth race, ono riiie-Psgan fret Coro-
Fifth race nine furlongs-Willie l. first,
Hoodlum second. Iceberg third. lime, 15s.
sixth race one mile. the Green stakes for
three-year-olds and upwards-Snowball first,
ST. John second, Woodcutter third. Time,
lis Is.
GLOUCESTER, Nj.
First race. nine furlongs -Jackstaf first,
Tenbooker second, Brown Duke third Time,
2.053. 80.
Kelly second, Budd Erun third. lime,
Third race seven furlongs Wenonah first.
Lee 5. second, Uncertainty third. Time,
Fourth race. four and quarter furlongs-
Express first. Lita second, Simon Pure third.
Time, $50.
Tappahannock second, JACK Murray thlru.
Time. 1884.
Sixth race, six and q quarter furlongs-Fla-
grant first. Lady NJ. second, Prince Albert
third. Time, l:24
BUFTOLo N. Y.
BUFFALO. n. Y, August 29.-To-day was
the first day Of the fall meeting Of the Erie
Jockey Club.
First race. five furlongs -Autocrat first.
Pennyroyal second, .Muoilage third. Time,
Second race. five furlongs-Naxim (flly)
first ValkyTie second. Alma f third. Time,
Third race seven furlongs-Perlid first
jamestown second. j. }. third. Time, l3O.
Fourth race, one mile-Early Blossom first,
Zed second. Mabelle third. Time, 143A.
Fifth race, five furlongs- Azrael first, Vo-
calite second. Fagot third. Time, 1902.
Sixth race. six furlongs first Annie
G. second, Harrison third. Time, LII.
ENTRIES FOR sHEEPsHxAD BAoEs.
The entries for Mondays Sheepshead races
are:
First race. Futurity course-Homer, 1O5;
Worth. lOi; Oraguese, 100 Meriden. 20; Arab.
G.. w. Cook. Chesapeake, Charley Post, lO4.
Second race, Dash stakes, five furlongs-
Wightman. ll5. Anne Queen, Laughing Water,
1l2: Take Back, Actor, Rex King Mac. lem
pie. Candelabra. Fidelio, Captain Brown,
| Theirs L.. 10; Refraction (hlly), Cokene
[ (hlly). Arnica. 107; Rio Grande. Bengal. King
Cadmus. Dagonet, Madrid, Silver Fox, Alcena
! colt. Pickpocket, Mimi Colt, NecrOmancy
| colt Beau Brummel. Alright, 1O4; Mar
mont. Natalie s., Mascot, Penway, Renle, lOl.
Third race, mile and AL eighth, handicap
| Banquet III; Pessara, lO9; Tea Tray, Chaos,
! ia. NOw-Or-Neyer, li2.
Fourth race. Futurity course-Portchester
Pessara. 12l. Lizzie Il, Gold Dollar, Contribu-
| tion. Trinity. Potentate. DR.. Hasbrouck, West
| chester. Bellevue. Cerebus. l04; Lima, Mary
| Stone. Houri. Wendaway, Rose II, Reilly. Kit
| ty +. Palhena, 81.
| Fifth race. one mile selling-Esquima
| M. Kempland, 10. Shipmate. lO6; Little jim,
| Roauefort. l04 Luella B. l0S; Dalesman, lO2;
| Mohican. 80; jim Clare, Iceberg o.; Peralto,
Lepanto, 81.
sixth race. one mile on turf-Tea Tray. st.
| John- 1877; Wattsrson. 1876; SNOWFALL, 124;
Strideaway. Belwood, Blackthorn, Eric. Jim
! Clare. Jay Dee, l22; Judge Post, ll9; Grey
lock IA.
Weather clear.
SENATOR AND CAPTAIN FIGHT.