Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
TURF AND DIAMOND.
Monocacy Wins tho diminished Trot at
Baltimore--Other Events.

iBY teiekrbpn 10 tne IlsDapcnl
BALTIMORE, Mn, October 1e.-The meeting Of
tho Irotiing Horse Breeders Association of
Maryland and the District OF Columbia Will close
tomorrow In the unfinished 2:30 trot, carried
over from yesterday, Mr.. Carlos NJ. Det'armen-
| dias game, Grandley-bred stallion Monocacy,
| driven by his owner, woh tho fifth and deciding
heat with case in 2:23. Monocacy is by King
! Wilkes f2.22l6), dam Nivandierc, by Volunteer
H., dam Martha. by Abdallan. the siro OF Ham
bletonian. His winning heats were trotted in
2;2llS, 2:21}i, and 2:23. Return won the hur-
die race hsndily. Summary:
TrOtung-two-Year olds--Harry, ch. g., c. w.
Baker, 2, l, j 4; Rigmaroo, b. T., General K. h.
Boale, /, 2, .. Time, 2:33M. 2:40. 2:3S.
Glass 2:25-troiting-Ho Hokoland, b. g., Wilton
Greenway. ?, p /, l, /: Kiota, b. s., Z, N. Dc
Garnenda, l, l, ?, 2, 2. Time, 2;27le, 2:23,
2:2334, 2:24. 2:2 l3t.
-year.olds+trottlng- Bee, br. T..
George A. Milington, l, 1, l Belle TruKton,
blk. T., General +. +. Beale, 2, =, ?. Time,
! 2:27S4, Piggy. 2:33.
THE BKNNING TRACK.
WAsuEGToN, October 19.-Results to-day at
Bcnning:
First raco-six furlongs-Dr. Hasbrouck won :;
Lizetto second, Grace Brown third. Time,
l:l41@.
sec6rd race-one mile--Mr Sass won; Mit
Young second, Temple third Tine, 1:42.
Third rsce-One mile and n furlCng-Tom RO-
gers won; Pickpocket second, Diabio third.
Time, 1850.
Fourth race-si1 furlongs-sport won: Liseg
Fifth race-Ope ana One-half miles. over ak
hurdles -Lqndseer won; Ecarte second, Cancan
third. Time, 2:54.
INSULTS AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER y. D., October l9.-To-day's
races:
First race-one and one-eighth miles-Alan
Archer won; Darling second, King Idle third.
Time, 1899.
Second race-six furlongs-Lorr aine (colD won !;
Minon second, Little Alice third. Time, 1904.
Third race-sx and one-halt fuTlongs-POCa-
telo won; Samaritan second, NanWart third.
Time. l.39.
Fourth race-four and one-half furlongs-
Houston won; Nublan second, Melinda third.
Time 57I.
Fiith race-six and one-ouarter turlongs-
Leyeller won; Leo Brgel second, Richal third.
sixth race-six furloncs-Piedmont won; Bias
second, Forest third. Time, l;l794.
GUTTKSBUBG RACES.
GUrTKNBURG. ". j., October l9.-Results:
First receive fnrlongs-Mohammed won (;
Vesparian second, Eugenia third. Time, l;03lS.
Second race-si& and ono-han furlonss-Ma-
belle won: Panway second, My Gyps third.
Time, l:21A
Third race-one and one-sixteentb miles-Al-
ian Bane won; Kirkovsr second, Addie Is. third.
imc 4Ntt.
Fourth raco-nve and one-half furlougs-Iittle
Fred won; hckeeyer second, toXtord third.
Iime EOS9!.
Fifth race-one mile--Rico won; Bessie Duff
second, Van Dyke third. lime, 1:44l4.
Sixth face-siX and one-hIlfiurlongs-Jewel
won; Mcintosh second, Helgate third. Time,
1:23.
EVENTS AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON. KY, October 19.-Following are
to-day's results:
First race-nve furlongs-Illia won; strath-
maid second, Faraiay third Time, 1:O3A.
Second race-fOur and One-haH turlonRs-Too
Quick won Llndienne second, Frankell third.
lime, l:O311.
Third race-six furlongs- Cyclone won Repu-
tatlon second, Hyman third. Time. l:l6lR.
Fourth rRce-nfteen siXtOenths OF mile-hiss
DIX won; Newton second, Eugene third. Time,
1876.
Fifth race-sx furlougs-The Governess won /;
ST. Cyr and Beatrice ran dead heat for second
place. Time, 1:16ll.
NANCY HANKS, 2:05.
NASHVILLE TENN, October 1S.-Rain made
the track q trife heavy to-day, and the air was
not favorable Cor recOrd-b brenkng Owing to the
long programme 10 was nearly , o'clock before
Nancy Hanks appeared for her tilt against time,
aud as tho sun had fallen below the surgoun Ting
hills the atmosphere was raw and damp. Under
the conditions good Judges placed 2:OB
ns the best that could be expected
equal 10 unexpected performances. Gong away
nt tho first attempt, the quarter was rca he'd in
81 y seconds and the haif-mtle pole IN 1:U2t4,
aud then fOr tho first time DOble gave her free
rem. and covering the third quarter In 3OI se-
cOnds, she was az tho pole in 1899. "She will
beat the record shouted the crowd. bat the
heavy footing and raw air began 10 have their
Inevitable effect, AMI she finished the mile strong
and true In @:O5. N things considered, 1t was
the greatest performance OF her career.
AtU .PRI,F.
The 2:l9 stake-race furnished the surprise Of
the day. Martha Wilkes was deemed invinci-
bic and before the start sold at 100 10 20 over
tho field. Martha was "lad up however, In
the third heat, ana then the race went over.
summary:
Stake-race for PAGERS, -year-olds-Nidia, ., !,
!: Bonnie Belle, l. ., 3 Joe Wilkes, 4, =, . To
Order, Albert Hall, McGinty, and LizZio NJ.
finished In the order named. Time, 2:iS1l,
2:2Oi4, 2:2O.
Staie-race-s7, 500. for 4-year-olds, 2:3O
class-Muta Wilkes, q, !, l, Lissa, /, ?. ., =
Clarrima, ,, 3, 3, ! Black Ide, Geraldine, Bro
nal. Elsie \. Tip Tyler, JEFF Davis, Prince
Wood, Lee simmons, Eloctor, Egg Hot, and
Udrons finished in tho order named. Time,
21Sa5, 2:1634, 2:1S. 2:lSL.
StaEe-race-s5,O 900, 2:lg class (untnished)-
Grecnleaf, 4, /, /; Martha Wilkes, /, q, q {;
Nightingale, @, ., >; Dandy, Nightingale, Hazel
Wilkes, aud steve Whipple finished ia the order
named. Time, 2:l3, 2:lO1f, PIP.
RAYOS Don CHANGES HANDS.
NEw YORK, October 19.-The great stallion
Rayon d'Or, belonging 10 the Algeria
stud. estate OF the late W. L. Scott
was sold at public auction tonight 10
August Belmont for S32, 700. This is only
a., 600 moro than Mr.. Scott paid for the animal
IN France and the figure nj which the magnii-
sent animal was 'ked down caused some sur
prise, as Il had been the common estimate
that he would bring $4,000.