The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-20

won IN straight heats -,
To-morrow Nancy Hanks will be sent in
an attempt 10 lower her new record OF zOfa,
and Budd Dobie said he had every hope OF
succeeding with the mare. lie prefers not 10
put OFF the great trial until some future time.
because Nancy Hanks is lust now IN mag
nificent shape and might easily lose her best
form. Summaries;
Two-twenty class. purse 81 .000-San Pc
dro 1. /. /; Rocker 2. 6, 2, Min Young
s, 2. s: Proctor 3. 3, 8: Barney J., D; u
Atlantic King 3. 4. Z; Shallam 3, 2, 4; Waiter
Wilton 9, 8, 3; Prince /. ., Z, 3. Time zlS1.'
2:i5l4. 2:i6l.
Two-nineteen class. trotting purse { 000-
Nightingale. /, 1. 1; Grattan, 2, 2. q: Myrtle
h. So, 2; Una Wilkes. Z. A. 3. Lady Belle
as 4: Rosylyn. s, 6. 5: Steve Whipple. 3,
distanced Time. 2l7js. 2;14lE, 2l64.
Two thrty-three class, trotting. purse sl,-
OOO-Potens 1, /, /: Ambrosial 2. 2. 3, Juddls
Baby 4. &. p. b.; 8, 8, 3; Gold COINS, .. 4
Alsina dis. Victoria MaoGregor dis. lime
223l4 2:24, 2:234.
CLOSING DAY AT SPRINGFIELD.
SpRrNGFrErD. Mass. August l9.-Fully
five thousand people saw the wind up OF
the circuit meeting on Hampden fark tnis
morning. The weather was all that could
be desired but the track was soft In spots.
Ii was a poor day for tayorites except IN ths
Lamont were equally well thought of IN the
pool box. Ryand +. surprised everybody
py winning the two-ffteen trot hands down
after Aline had taken the first heat.
The two-twenty- eighth class race was the
most interesting event Of the day. 1t being
contest between Picket and Lamont al the
way out. the former taking the last three
heats in fine style II. j. Rockwell was the
winner IN the twO-twenty-two class
| fta In hoinV s.
tanced in the last heat Summarizes
Two-ffteen class. trottiug. purse sl,oOo
divided -Rylsnd 4. 3. /, /, ]: AiDe !, =
3. 3: Diamond 4, 3. 2. 2; Miss Alice 2, 2, 4.
4: Time. 2:19. 2:16 2:l79l, 2ls.
Two-twenty-eght class, trotting, purse
81 900, divided Picket 2, 2, l, ], L. Lamont
ii, 8, 2. 2. Big F. 8. 4, 2, 5, 4; Tom Jacobs
4, ,3,3. 3. dis; Corrinne 3, 8, 4, 4, D. lime'
2.19 2:19S{, 2:2l, 2.t853, 2'2O
Two-twenty class. pacing. purse
81, ,0O0-H. j. Rockwell 3, l, IL; Henry IL, !,
8. 5. 2: Sterling Q, 2. 2, 3; Dirigo 4. 3, 4, q
Pharon q 4. 3. distanced. Time, Z'2O,
2:204, 2:l9. DIS.
Results Of the Running Races.
S,RaroqA. n. Y. August 10 The weather
to-day was clear and the track fast. FOL
lowing are the results:
First race. FIVE and half furlongs-Blos-
som first. Polydora second, Leyeller third.
Time. 1909.
second race, five furlongs-Rosa II. first.
Toano second. Stonemason third. Time.
/ 1.0l.
Third rsce. four and a half furlongs- HAL
cyon first SIS Mock second, Lorntza third.
/ Time, l.l54.
Fourth race. seven furlongs Little Jake
first. Alma T. second, khaftan third. Time,
1:2s.
Fifth race steepe-chase. full course
Fcarte first, Pat Oakley second, Southerner
third Flip Flap fell. and II is reported
Jockey Pope was killed.
RESULTS Al BRIGHTON.
Ngw YORK. August l9.-The Brighton re-
suits to-day are:
First race. six and half furlongs -0rtou
first. Bolivar second, Common Sense third.
Time, Ia.
Second race, fve-eighths of a mile
Courtship first. lngot second, SeabrIght
third. Time. 1;0359.
Third race. seven -eighths Of Il mile John
Cavanaugh first. CynOsure second, FoxfOrd
third. Time, 1:295s.
Fourth race. five-eghths of a mile--Tor-
mentor first, Crochet second. Dalsyrian
third. Time. t:0l34.
Fifth race. six and half furongs -Pokino
first. Jay Que III second hubian third.
Time, l:4.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs King
Thomas first, Enola second. /. q. u. third.
Time, l.A.