Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-09
THESPORTING WORLD
FIFTH AND LAST DAY OF THE BAL
TiMORE RACES.
fngson uceting-Events Elsewhere
The National Game.
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BALTIMORE. MD., October S.-The most
successful fall meeting of the Pimlico
Driving Club yet held was ended to-day
the fifth day. This fifth day was made re-
cessary by the large fields in nearly all of
the races, and the many heats often re-
quired to find the winner. Grover s.. IN
the 2:2o class, pacing. showed up as both a
good and game horse.
Mr.. DeGarmendia, of the Tuscarora
Stock-Farm, Maryland, trotted NOVA, 9
gray marc years old, by. Robert Nc
Gregor (217JI, dam Duenna by Woodford
Mambrino), TO beat 2:3l, and she covered
the mile with ease in 2;27l4.
The correct time OF the hents in the 2:l6
class of trotters on Wednesday, when
Abbie Y. was the winner, was 2:1614 2:17z,
2;111I, 2:17j3. 2:l6lT, 2;l7H.
The drivers and owners and their stock
left Baltimore tonight for Philadelphia.
satisfied With the work Of the week here.
Class 2:37--trotting (uufnished). purse
5000 Romola, b. H.. Chester, Pa, (rysOn).
Las, 2, l. /; Joe McLanchh1, b. G., New
York, (Hurd), 2, /. 8. l, 2, 2; Currito, b. s.,
Tuscarora Stock Farm, Degarmendia), 3,
4, /. 3. 4. 3; II. ii. W., @. g., Chester, Pa,
(McCrav), 8. 6, 2, 4, 8. r. o. Wood Martin.
b. e., Baltimore. (Merrifeld), 6, 8, 8. o. 3,
r. o. Charles c., br. g., (fleming Stock
FARM, 4. 6, 4, d. r.. Ben Duroc, b. e.,
Chambersbure, Pa. (Sanborn). 3, Z, 5, d.
r.; Gov. Beaver, b. s., Pittsfeld, Mass,
dodge, I. 8. G., d. r.. A. G. Acca, g. s.,
Richmond, Va, (Belvin), 8, 9. Z. d. T.
Time, 2;231l. 2;2611, 2:2554, 2:29, 2;25si, 2:24.
Glass 2:2O-pacing purse S6OO-Grover s.
br. e., Binghampton, n. Y. (Shanly), 5, /,
/. 8. /; David Copperfeld, blk. G., Bel
mont Park, Pa. Clark. l. 2, 3, 3. 2; Saw
telle. ch. G., Johnstown, Pa. CLAWS, 10, 3.
5, 1. 8 Budd Doble. b. g., Philadelphia
(Hunter), 3, 4, 4, 2. 4: Little Joker, b. g..
Millersburg, Ohio (JohDson). 8, C, 2, g.;
Brown Frank, br. g.. Springborne, IN.
Dempsey. 9. 8, 6. 4, 6; Fannie Wilkes, b.
m, Eden Centre, N. Y. Oanden), 4, 5, 7, 8.
Q. 8, 6. 8: Hlbibi, br. IN. Poughkeepsie, n.
Y. (Hrarlngton), II, IL. 8. d. T.; Bolton, b..
s.. Chester Pa (1yson), 6, 7. d. r.; Madge
Miller. b. m., Havre de Grace, Md. Green
way, 7. 10, d. T. Time ZIG, 2.l418, 2l6h,
2;2O$l. 2;ls94.
LExINGToN's FOURTH DAY.
LEXINGTON, KY, October s.--The fourth
day Of the Kentucky Trotting-Horse
Breeders Association was q very chilly
one. 1t rained hard last night and turned
very cold, but despite this fact falr-sized
crowd was present All the stakes and
purses were won in straight heats, with
the exception of the Blue-Grass stake Tor
4-vear olds. Honors were equally divided,
Sternberg taking two heats and George
ST. Clair two. The third heat will be
trotted Monday. The sport to-day was
eucellent and the track in fine condition.
The great 1ransvalIna stakes is to be trot-
ted Monday.
First race-Continued from Friday,
purse. S40c-Wilkes g., /. 2, 2. /; Albany
Boy, 2, ], 3, 8. 2; Chatsworth, 3, 3. 2, ], 3.
Time. 1:2215, 2:23, 2:2i, 2;22S4, 2:2534.
Second race-222 class; purse, $1,000
Russell, ILL; Betsy Britton, 2, 3, 2;
Vesta Medium. 3. 2, s.; CarilIa, Ristuque,
Waco. Ed. Wilkes, Tom Hood, Russell, Or
rIne. Twinkle, Hike, and McGregor, In
the order named. Time, 1:2la, 2,2213,
2:23A.
Third race-(Stallion), representative
stake for Swear olds: purse, $5.0O0-Di-
rection, 1, /. l Sabina, 2, 2, 3; Rose Tur;
ner. 8, 4. 2; Bill Lindsay, Gift Oner, and
Fannie g., in order. Time, 2:l7e4, 2:ls14,
2194.
yenr-olds, purse IL .000 unfnisbed-Stern-
berg. 2. /, i, 2: George st. Clair, /, 2. /;
Happy Promise, 3, 8, 3, 8; Promoter dis.
Time, 2:2l, 2:l9. 2;1sA, 2:20A. The de;
Gliding heat in this race will be trotted
Monday at 1880.
Fifth race-for 3-year-olds best two in
three. purse S400-Lallah Wilkes, l, !;
Fannie c., 2. Q; Turner Boy, 8, 8 BERTHE
Girl. 4, 4. Time, 2;2G, 2:214.
MORRIS PARK RACES.
NORRIS PACK, n. y, October S.-Io-day's
results
First race-six furlongs-Fary won
Chesapeake second. Correction third
Time. Ill.
Second race-one mile and n furlong-
Lowlander won; Michael second, Candida
bra third. Time. 1889.
Third race five and half furlongs-
Middleton won Lady May second, Hiram
third. Time, 1.07$4.
Fourth race-The Jerome Stakes-milC
and half-Tammany won: Yorkville
Belle second. ARA third Time, 1851.
Julien, Kilkenny. Silver Fox, and BenvollC
also ran. Winners share of stakes, SIS,
Fifth race-The Nursery Stakes-si,
furlones-Runyon won; Miss Maude Sc
cond. Stowaway third. Time, lib.
Sixth race--one mile-Hydy won; Cyno
sure second, Milt Young third. Time
1:4l. Diablo. Dollikend, and Great Hope
also ran.
ON THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, n. D., October 9Th,
events IO-UhN IfSulltli US iOllONSs
First race-hve furlongs-Marlna won
Tradesman second. Michigan third. Time
1899.
Second race-six furlongs-Rear GuarC
won: Podiga second, Starlight third
| fine. 1:19.
Third race-sevon furlongs-Richal won
| Alan Archer second, National third. lime
| 1909.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Drizzl
won Logan Gecond, Luray third. Time
| 1907.
Fifth receive furlongsooBerwin won
La Clgale second, Queen d'Or third. Time
| 1908.
| Sixth race-six furlongs-Pokino won
Daisy Woodruff second, st. Patrick third
Time, 1:lsA.
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, October S.-Closing-day a
| Churchill Downs
First race-six furlongs-Al. Falten won
Streak of Lightning second, Hinton third
Second race-six furlongs-Little ANN
won in 1:1G11 Fannie ). second, Odre
Third race-The Sanford Stakes fC
2-year olds, one mile-Afternoon won l
l:4416; Lady Jane second, Deceptlo
Fourth race--one mile and sevent
yards-Senorts won IN LAG; Pat Com
second, Bob L. third.
Fifth race-one mile-Henry Jenkil
won in l:l44 Adrienne second, GU
bearer third.
sixth receive furlongs-Empress Free
erick won in 1:O215; Salvation secon
Rosa l.. third.
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