Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-05
PAROLE REAPPEARS.
THE OLD HORSE RECEIVES MANY
ROUNDS o. APPLAUSE.
Brilliant Opening Of tho Monmouth.Pa
Association NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiz
Other Important Race Events
[Br telegraph to the pispa,ch.l

MORRIS PARK. \. y. July 4.-ins hon-
mouth Park Association commenced its
meeting here to-day before one OF the
largest crowds that has attended the races
this season. There were all of twenty-five
thousand persons present when the horses
went to the post for the first race. and
every one of them got the full worth OF
their money.
First and foremost, they had the privi-
lege of seeing old Parole. The old horse
was ridden by Edward Feakes. who had
guided him in most of his big victories,
AID as they dashed through tho stretch
they received round after round OF ap-
plause. Then they saw Jenny gallon away
from Kingston foT the Ocean stakes. They
were the only two starters. and Kingston
was en- odds on favorite. but Tenny rad
the best OF II from start to finish. and won
in very slow time. His victory was very
popular one, and David Pulsifer, his owner,
was the happiest man on the grounds.
Alrplant, the favOrlte. won the hide
pendence stakes from Motto. an outsider
in the betting. while the first division OF
the Fourth-of-July handicap went TO the
fayOrite lakeland, and Bermuda. an equal
favorite, while Kenwood captured the
second division. The other races were oil
won by pronounced fayorites, and for once
inc DOOklldherS were lbscEo.
First race-purse $1,000, SIX furlongs-
Chesapeake won; Judge Post second, Sur
plus third. Time, 1:l2.
Second race-the Independence stakes
for two ear-olds, $500 added, penalties
and allowances. six furlongs-Airplant
won; Motto second, VestIbdle third. Time,
ia.
Third ce-Fourth-of-July handicap,
H 500 added. one mile, first diyision-lace-
land won: Clarendon second, Diablo third.
lime, i:il.
Fourth race-the Ocean stakes. $500
added, one mile and a furlong Tenn. won
by four lengths amid the widest euthusi-
asm. Time, lj5.
Fifth race-second division Of the
Fourth of-July handicap. 81 900 added, one
mlle-Bermuda won; Nelly BY second,
San Juan third. Time. l;iiif.
Sixth race-puree $1,000, seven fur-
longs-Arab won: Yardeo seconG, Adyen-
turer third. Time. l:29 :.
Seventh race-purse $1,000, five and one
half furlougs-I little Sandy won; Casa
nova second, Prohibition third. Time
1917.
Eighth racc-a wclter- veight handicap
sweepstakes with : 900 added, one mile
Longstreot won; Pagan second, Beansy
third. Time, l:t2il.
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
First race-one mile. selling. Fifteen en-
tries -Middlestone, 10: Kern. Fireay.
Il2: Hundrum. Iceberg. Long Island. 80;
Henry George Jog MAJOR Thornton, Gany-
mcde. 10: Troy, Nosburs, 1903: VIVID, lO4;
Missive, 81: midget, Kate Clark, 81.
Second race-halt mile. selling fifteen
Gold wave. ll3; Petulant colo, Archie
Collins, Botheratiou. l08; Azrael, l07;
1rade-man. 1876: Eocalet. Knapp. Bel
sAazzo. Guilty, Black Nussar. SInaloa
b VT Anr a. e..
dola colt. 1Cj.
Third ace-three quarters OF milo
Celcvon1- Belle Dor. Vintage Time oily,
Strideawev. Little Miuch. John Atwood,
Civil Service. Longstride. Eclipse, Cruiser,
Mucilagc. 5llss ColvIlle, 40.
Fourth race-one and three-slxteenths
miles >ix l-Tammany. Cyno-Urc. 10; Dali
syrian, los; Iea-Iray, Nheatly, %; kepor-
ter. l0l.
Fifth race-one and one-siXteenthss
miles selling. thirteen -LOugtord. ~;
Tanner. I'D: Rambler, ia: Dr.. Helmuth,
III: The Forum, Eiairspring, Bryan Boru,
l0g: Elcve. 1913 Mariel. lOj: Puzzle, 100:
Nirgie. 80: Outbound. l07; Lepanto. 102.
Sixth receive elghtns ola mile, Cten)--
Pedestrian. Fidelio. 1i2; Fanny hubbard
colt. 10: Zorlng, 1914; Refrain, -. Marx.
lO5; Or. Sill, Refraction Uilly)' Circular
los Bitten. 100.
Seventh receive eighths of a mile,
weltcr weights (sixl DE-. Hesbrouck, Scr
v,tor. 14l: Volunteer. H.. 40; Kitty l.,
1876; Lizzie, llj; StryEc, il5.
BRIGHTON leach.
Bp1GuToy BEACH. y. Y. July A crowd
of 10000 persons were present to-day and
saw some very talr racine.
First race.fve furlongs-John Caya-
naugh won; Major Thornton second,
Nondaway third. lime, l:04ia.
Second race ak gs-Fernwood
won by a short head: Tattler beat Vivid
three lengths for the place. Time. 1:ls'3.
Third race-tyc furlongs-Count won;
Bell colt second, Peruvian third. Time,
Fourth race-six furlongs -Watterson
won: Reporter second. Tanner third.
Fifth race-the Brighton handicap with
-. 500 added, mile and q furlong--Eon
won: Eeclare second. Tulla Blackburn
third. Time. l:5ii3.
Sixth race-mlle and h1lf-Glendale
won: Troy second, Bonanza tnird. Time,
Seventh receive furlongs- Bellevue
won: Autocrat second, Palisade third.
Time. 1903.
Eighth race-fye ADMINISTRATION Won
Fitzroy second. Luray third. Time, l:O32l.
TIE GLOUCESTER RACES.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., July 4.-To-day's
events resulted as follows:
First race-seven eighths OF q mile
Iandseer won: CeawoOd second. Jim Gates
third. Time, 1867.
Second race-half mile-Ninone won;
Hyacinthe second, High @ third. Time,
j2}4.
Third race-threo quarters of a mile,
Helen Rose won Appomatto1 cecond,
DorInn thfrI Time toni
Fourth race--six and one hGlf furlongs-
Mabel won; Iago second, White Nose
third. Time, 1:274.
Fifth race-one and one-quarter miles
Prather won; kyrle Is. second. King Idle
third. Time. 2:l4$i.
Sixth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Duke John won: Gilmer second, Samari-
tan third. Time, l:27l4.
Seventh race-six and half furlongs-
J. }. O'B. won Wanderer second, Sam ID.
third. Time, 1877.
ENTRIES FOB MONDAY.
First race-four and one-half furlongs,
selling QSl-Terill, III Yaladla Zoos. III;
Vassal. Sacramento. Frank f., Kitty,
Clover (gilding). Indian. 1917 Don't Know:
Anglin, Daily, Spotwood, l02; Maid of
Richland 81.
Second race-mila and one-eighth, sell
ing Dbl. j. OBJ, 113 Panama. Hamburg,
Charles Reid Jack Batcheler, l09; Philan-
der. Tenahy, Sam d., Hemet, Baltimore,
Ned Outright. Can't Tell, l05; Katie O.,
Lizzie Fonzo, l0i.
Third race-seven furlongs, selling "a
Gypsy Queen 1l3; Ceswood. Bledsoe, 1l2;
Bryson, 10; Raymond, 100; Lancaster.
Lannes, Bonny King, Keynote, jim Gates,
Franco, Nomad. Lorraine, 1903; Laura s.. 96.
Fourth race-six furlongs. selling. a.
Salisbury. rs; Planter, l09; Foxhlll.
Ecstacy. 10i; Frejols Monsoon, MONDAY,
1903; Nominee % Moonstone, 81; =. }. H.,
a; Ascot, %: Annapolis, So Maggie Beck.
81; Mascot (filly), IS.
Fifth raco-one mile. selling (7)-Marl-
bean, III; ALI Stell. ITO; Lotion. 10S; Jack
Murray, 10i; King Idle. 100; RUDY. IS;
Margarita, %.
Sixth race-six and one-half furlongs.
selling Q5)-Yevay. Gilmer. Chlckasaw,
Harwood, no Norrlstown, 1903; Ming Solo
man, los: Souvenir. l06; Moorefeld. Lord
Beaconsfeld, Edward F., BOotIsck. lO3
Tappahannock. lOl; Regina, Monte Cristo,
IS; Ossa, "a.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 4.-The track, while not
very fast, was dry and good. There were
eight races on the programme, including
the Sheridan stakes and heat-race, and