Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
A. RAFTING RACE.
the GREAT sHeEpsHsAp SUBURBAN
HANDICAP WON BY MONTANA.
Major Domo Second. LampIighter Third
Time. 2:O7 3-5--Events on Other
Tracks-Base-Balt Results.
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races:
Firstrace-hv furlongs-vestibule won;
Kingston second. Major DAILY third. limo.
1:0i.
Second race-five and onc-half furlongs-
Ajax won; Hammie second. Lawless third.
Time. 1:07 2-5.
Third race--Futurity course-Zorling
won; Yemen second. Grand Prix third.
Time, lilo %.
Fourth race-Suburban Handicap, ono
and one-quarter miles--Montana won;
Major Domo second. Lamplighter third.
Time, 2:07 3-5. Other starters: Poet Scout,
His Highness. Pessara. Raceland, Russell,
Picknicker. and Locohatchee.
Fifth race--half mile--Bliss (colt) won;
Belle Garde second. Alice Bruce Colt
third. Time, As As.
sixth race-one and one-eighth miles
Tammany won; Warpath second, Mary
Stone third. Time. l.56 A.
Seventh raco-one and one-sixteenth
miles on the turf-Larchmont won; John
Cavanaugh second, SNOWFALL third. lime.
l:5lI.
EXCITEMENT. But no SURPRISE.
There was O great deal of excitement
over the Suburban but no surprise, and
the fayorite. contrary to the rule In TINS
race. landed tho money. Ii was a rafting
race. The book-makers were well loaded
with money before the start. but did not
have so much afterwards. There were four
false breaks. none of them being further
than sixteenth of mile in length:
Locohatchee was obstinate and refused
to go up to the horses. At the fifth
attempt they were running III compact
bunch all being in motion. Starter Rowe
glanced over the bunch, saw that the
riders were waiting for the word, and
quick as flash down went the flag, while
above oil else could be heard his voice
shouting 60" The big crowd stood on
tiptoe and glanced nervously up the home
stretch as the flving mass OF bright colors,
eager faces, and swaying bodies OF horses
came towards the Judges stand the hrst
time around.
HOW THY RAN.
Major Domo, With Lambley up, got the
best OF the start. and kept it nearly to the
end of the race. When they left the home
stretch Locohatchee was last and Montana
was only one length ahead of him. a FUR
long from the finish Montana was second,
with Major Domo a length ahead, but the
Major had used up too much OF his speed
in the first part OF the race; ana
Montana won by a head. with Lamp
lighter at Major Domo's throat-latch. In
and Domo would have been third. There
was an open space of daylight OF about
two lengths between Lamplighter and the
long-tailed Poet Scout. His Hlghness, the
second choice, was fourth. He went all TO
pieces at the end of O mile and o furlong,
TIME AND MONEY.
The fractional time was as follows: First
quarter, a seconds; half mile, ~ 10;
r-l 4 Ynfla AN 3-D
one mile and an eighth. 1:54 40 4; one mile
aud O quarter, 2:07 3-5.
The winners share of tho rich prize was
$4,000 $4,000 to the second. ana S2,oVV
to the third.
THE GLOUCESTER RACES
GLOUCESTER. N. j., June 2s.-Following
are the results of to-dsy's events;
First receive furlongs-Count Me In
won; Bryson second, Aquasco third.
Time, 1:04l4. ,
Vernon won; Delusion second, St. Lau-
rent third. Time, l:2iH.
Third race-seven and one-half fur
longs-GonZales won; Richal second,
General Gordon third. Time, 1889.
Fourth race-seven furlongs--Jack Rose
won: Prince Howard second, Raleigh
third. Time, l:31.
Fifth race-slx and one-half furlonss-
Blackburn won: Comrade second. Jay 4.
Dee third. Time, l:204.
Sixth race--four and one-half furlongs-.
Jim Gates won; Banner Bearer second.
Cloyerdale third. Time, 57A.
AT LAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, o., June 1S.-The Latonia
races
First race-six furlongs-Hyman won /;
Ionnie second, Hamline third. Time,
1:l6ls.
yards - London Smoke won; Orville
Third race-one miIe-Sprlng Away won;
Adalia second, Irish Chief third. Time,
l:4I.
Fourth race-the Himyar Stakes, worth
So $40 to the winner, nine turiongs-fa ara
dav won: Newton second, Semper Hex
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Little George
won; Humming Bird second, Sylvia X.
third. Time, l:0319..
Sixth race-six furlongs-Tenny,. DR.,
won; Roseola second. Sunnybrook third.
Time, 1:l973.
IN THE MOUND CITY.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June l8.-First race
four and one-half furlongs-Mlss Mary
won Lucy Howard second, Maud u. third.
Second race-four and one-half fur
longs-Arnold won; Ithaca second, 1rlxy
Gardner third. Time. 571s. -,
Third race-Osage stakes. $4,000 added,
six furlongs-King Lee won: talstatf Sc
cond. Miss Moselv third. Time. 1:1s4.
Fourth race-Cyclone Handicap. seven
furlongs-Guide won: Oregon Eclipse Sc
comp, Alopa third. Time. 1900.
Fifth race-one mile-Barney won +;
Bertha second, Relief third. Time. las.
Sixth race-one mile-Mary Sue won;
Dave Pulsifer second, Cassella third.
lime. 1:4519.
Seventh race-one and one-quarter
mlles-Kenwood won; Lord Willowbrook
second, Emma Primrose third. lime,
2:l414.
THE GARrIELD DERBY.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 1S.-Twenty-five
thousand people went TO Garfield Park TO-
day to see the $4,000 Garfield Derby run.
It was a good race, notwithstanding the
fact that the track was very heavy owing
10 the almost incessant rains Of the past
few weeks 70 Tambien won by length
and a half: Wadsworth second, half a
length in front of Azea, third. Wadsworth
made splendid race, getting on last and
running 10 second place. The time, 2:4OS4
for distance, one mile and quarter, con-
sidering the condition of the track. was
good. The jockeys and horses were
covered with mud when they came In. The
winner. 70 Tambien, was heavily backed
TO WIN. ~ e
First race-thirteen sixteenths OF
mile-St. Joe won; Guilford second, Ora
third. Time. 1874.
Second race-one half OF mile-John-
eta won Bonnie True second. Irompeur
third. Time, 584.
Third race-three quarters OF mile
Bob Forester won; Ballarst second, Gay
lord third. Time, 1921.
Fourth race-Declared oil.
Fifth race-The Derby.
Sixth race-selling, one and three eighths
of a mile--FreelIght won; Vattell second,
Friday third. Time. l:42H.
Seventh race-three quarters OF mile
Maggie Beck won; Bessie Bisland second,
Hagan third. Time, 1884.
RACING BY ELECTRIC lIGHT.
IL VIII BE Attempted in St. Louis To- Nor
row Night.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l