Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-19
TURF EVENTS.
Rain "Knocks the Spots out Of" Certain
Fine Programmes.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

Fine Programmes.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
MoRR1s PARK, n. y, July 1S.-The rain
inst Knocked the spots out of the fine pro
g-amme to-day. The track was converted
into big puddle. and nearly oil of
the crack racers were Withdrawn as soon
as the shower set in. The winners were at
these odds: TO 5, s to ], 2 to 8, 2 TO /. to /,
and to !. Marty Bergen has been suspend
ed Indefnitely for misconductat the post at
Jerome in the Soho race on Thursday last.
First race-six furlongs Chesapeake
won; Sleipner second, Correction third.
Time, la.
I Second race-tbe Tyro stakes for two
year-olds at 500 each, with 81 800 added,
six furlongs-Mars won; Cadence second.
Fremont third Time, 1850.
Third race-the midsummer handicap at
$50 each, with 500 added, one mile-Eon
won in galIop by eight lengths from
Judge Post, who beat San Juan o length.
Fourth race-one milo and furlong-
Reckon won; Klngmaker second, Beansey
third. Time. los.
Fifth receive furlongs-Lizzette won ;
ST. Pancras second. Othmar third. lime.
LOS.
Sixth race-one le-Simrock won; Riot
! second, Esquimau third. Time, l:4319.
Seventh race-six furlongs-t queenstown
won; Lillian second, Donohue third.
limo. 1:171.
SPORT ANYTHING BUT ENJOYABLE.
BnrGnTos BEACH, n. Y, July 1s.-Esrly
in the dav heavy rain began to fall and
| continued all through tho day, making
| snort ANYTHING but enjoyable. The track
was in very sloppy condition. which
caused considerable scratching, although
enough horses ran in several events TO
mako tho betting lively. Backers OF public
form did not have a very profitable day,
as only two favorites won. but three we'll
backed second choices succeeded III land
ing the money.
was the surprise of the afternoon. and well
il might have been. 1t was 30 to against the
winner, who was we'll played by select
few.
First race Six and one-half furlongs-
Sir Iancelot won; Jersey Pat second,
Romance third. Time, 1:24Jg.
Second race - two year-olds, maidens.
five furlongs-Belle d. won; Irregular
second, Botheration third. Time, los.
Third race--seven MISUNDERSTANDING
won: Jay L. Dec second, Centnur third.
Time. 1919.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Virgie won; DR.. Helmuth second.
Rover third. Time, 1:52.
Fifth race-purse 81 200, one mile and
furlong-Tulla Blackburn won Banquet
second, Cruiser third. Time, 1:5lH.
Sixth race--two-y ear-olds, five urlones-
Iallah won: Airshaft second, Azrael third,
Time, 1:05.
Seventh race-one and three-quarter
miles-Iceberg won; Glendale second, b.
Is. Million thud. Time, 3:l3.
ON THE GLOUCESTER TRACK
GLOUCESTER. N. j.. July 1s.-To-day,s
events resulted as follows:
First race-one mile-Gilmer won; Ed
ward +. second, Capstone third Time,
1:50&.
Second race-three quarters of mile
SANDER won; NInone second, Budd Erwin
third. Time, l:219l.
Third race-six and one-half furlongs-
Mary Stone won; Helen Rose second,
Bryson third. Time 1854.
Fourth race-four and halt furlongs-
Frejols won; Harry Russell second. 1loga
third. Time, 5S%.
Fifth race-ono and one-eighth miles
King Crab wOn Pliny second, hyrle -.
third Time, 1854
Sixth race-seven and one-half furlongs-
Radiant won; War Duke second, Slumber
third. Time. 1854.
AT CHICAGO.
CuIcAoo. July ls.-The most successful
racing season ever held at Chicago closed
with the seventh race at Washington Park
TODAY. Fifteen thousand people were
present this afternoon and were treated
to some high-class sport the feature beng
the rich Wheeler handicap.
First receive Fights of mile-Ameri-
can Lady won; Ciementine second, Rog-
ner third. Time. 1:0219.
Second race-one mile-Hypatica won;
Rainier second. Dickerson third. Time.
1:41%.
Third race-Wheeler handicap, for three,
wear. oljs, entrance 800 each with $1,000
added, ono and one-quarter milcs-Start-
ers Virgie dor. 1875 (Soden), 6 to 1; Take
Notice, 100 (McCarthy), 20 to 1; Santiago,
l2S II. Lewis, Is TO / ; Racine, 125 (fitz-
patrick). TO /: English Lady. i02 Oh.
Penny, 4 to /: Kingman, l07 Boyer. 7
to /: Ormonde. 95 Keith. 30 10 /; Louise
NJ, 9S Qiaslett), so to / Ban Chief, III
(Overton), 10 to !; Marion c.. 12l OK.
Williams), 7 to 2. Racine went TO the
front and closely pressed by English Lady
showed the way to the last sixteenth pole.
There his heavy weight told, and the
magnificent beast fell back beaten. Over
ton had kept Ban Chief in good position
throughout and now coming up with a
rush won by length and q half in the
phenomenal time of 2:061.. English Lady
died away after the mile post and finished
seventh, Marion 9. second, Santiago third.
Fourth race-one and one-eighth miles
Vanburen won; Jim Dunn second. LeIa
Nav third. Time, 1853.
Fifth race-one and one-sixteenth miles
Sympathetic Lass won; Rosemont second.
Pilgrim third. Time, l:474.
Sixth race--fve eighths of mile-Tom
Tough won; Carload second, Sam Farmer
third. Time. 2.el.
miles-Proctor Knott won: Barney Sc
cond, Blue Veil third. Time, 2:4sH.
p.1oHroN BEACH ENTRIES TOR TOMORROW.
First race-one mile. selling (ffteen)-
Dry Toast (colt), l2l; Glenmond, Cialnor,
1l2: FREELY, Tattler. Long Island, 100;
Count Dudley, Macauly, The Doctor, Jen-
ME r.. lOs Fernwood. Henry George, Lit
tie Gin. Big Brown jug, 100; La Grippe,
IS Second race--fye eighths Of 9 mile
Uhirteen)-St. Mark, ZIG; DIR. Bill,
Johannes. ia: Circular, 1l2; Queen dor
date Regina), Ill; Refrain, Theirs. L..
Mart. Irregular. 10; Vital Spark. Madrid,
1l9 Rotheration, 10S Maxim Oily, l07.
third race--seven eighths OF mile
(6fteen)-- Lorillard, Cynosure, ia; w. b.
n. 1l3: Centaur, Harrison, Leo, III Puz.
zle. 100: Vintage Time oily, 1oS Insight,
1o7. Vassbond. Monterey, Zed, Louis L..
10s Carnilite, %; Emma j., 80.
Fourth race--one mile, selling C)-Ram-
bley iI0: DR.. Helmuth. Seymour. liz |;
ST. John. 1903; Beck, Houston, lo7; Bessie
r., 1Q2. >..> w.A
con, Hannibal, Believe. Lursy. BIZ Lance