The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-18

held nntil to-day by Robert Bonner ounOl,
pales by full second before the clip by
peerless Nancy Hanks. now queen OF trot-
ters.
Twelve thousand persons saw the une-
Qualed feat performed today The ma
jOrity rather expected that a successful shy
would be taken at 2:09, because Budd Do
ble had given it out plainly since Monday
that the daughter Of Happy Medium and
| Nancy Lee. named after the mother of Abra-
ham Lincoln. was in fine fettle and inclined
TO do wonders.
CHEERS FOE THE QUEEN.
so grandly fast did she trot, however and
enthralling was her pace and perfect her
motion as she sped under the wire with
2:07l{ hung out in the stand the big crowd
of enthusiasts present let loose as # bed
lam had escaped, and Doble and the con-
querers OF time were lifted from their feet.
Man and marc were practically carried 10
the paddock and the races that followed
were seen only as a passing memory.
It WAS past o'clock when Doble brought
Nancy out to score Alongside was Frank
Starr, driving q thoroughbred 10 act as pace
maker. She was sent a slow mile 10 warm
mp and after her mouth was sponged she
was ready for the struggle.
THE FAMOUS TRIP BEGAN.
The mare sped towards the wire like ina
chine. and Doble having nodded 10 the
timers was given the word and the famous
mile trip was on. The fan of the whip Just
tickled her sides as she raced towards the
first turn, and she reached the clubhouse so
fast that vets Of the turf declared she was go
ing too fast 10 hold out at that pace TO the end
The quarter WAS reached IN 3l19. When the
hree-fourths flag went down the time re-
corded was 1862 and then for the first
time Doble began to urge the mare. Into
the stretch she thundered, Starr now send
ing the runner level with Nancy and as she
came toward the finish the more onthusi-
astic Of the spectators began to cheer.
'THE FINAL EFFORT.
At the final eighth pole Doble's hands
were raised and he leaned over his beloved
charge, and with voice and rein he o0axed
her 20 the effort OF her career and thus
forced her out TO the very limit of speed
and endurance. The applause had died
away, and amid most impressive silence
Doble lifted Nancy Hanks under the wire.
and so won the distinction of worlds
record and placed the mare as ruler of
trotting kingdom. Nancy showed little
fatigue and was breathing easy be-
fore her stall was reached.
Doble declared she could have gone faster
but that she was somewhat retarded by the
strong breeze down the back stretch.
Nancy Hanks was driven to one Of the
THE OTHER RACES.
The summaries of the other races were as
follows:
2:3O class trotting. purse s2.500-Geneya
2, /. /: Azot l, 1. 8, 4: Uonta Wilkes 4, z, z,
p Independence 8. 3. 8. $: Dot l.. 8, 2, 3, 5;
Dirego 9. 7. 4, 3; Broomal 8. 8. 6. Z Joe
Wander 7. 6. 7. g. Nellie S. 8. dis, Red
Line dis. Time, 2:l52l, 2:l6H. 2:1454,
2:164.
Champion stakos, purse 81 ,OOO-Huld /,
Z. l. 5, /: Moloch 4, /. 2, 2. 4; Cleo 8, 6, 8. /.
.. Happy Pilot 6, 4. 8. 3. 3; Madora 7. s. 4. 8;
Stamina 3. 2, g. dis; Belle Medium 2. 3. dis.
Time, 2204 2:294 2:20h, 2:20H, 2:20.
Juvenile stakes for foals Of 1890. purse
sl ,OOO-Lucelle /, 2. 1; Mambrino Swift 3. l,
2: ALA D. l. A. WOoloo Mooloo 4. 3, 3. Hip
pach Medium 8. 5. dis; Brick 8, dis. Time.
2:3O4, 2:264, 2:Z7.
GRAED CIRCUIT sTKpPERs.
SPRINGFIELD August 1.-THE weather
was pleasant and the track perfect for the
second days races of the Hampden Park
Driving Association this evening. There
we're 5000 people in attendance. Sumna-
ries:
Two twenty-ssven class trot, purse al 900 !
diyided-Nellie Il. 2, l, Z, 6. z, !, 1; Balla
2. .1.2.1; Harry McNsir 8. 2, 3, /, 4, 4, 4; !
Jim Graham 4. T. 4. !, 3. Il. o.. Duchess 8. |
5. 3. 7. dis: Starlight 6. Z. 6. 5. dis, Daisy
Queen s. DIS. Time. 2I854, 22l59, 2:23Z. !
224<l. 2:22. 2;23&. 2:249i.
Two-twenty- five trotting. purse 81 ,000- |
Ponce de Leon. l. /. /; Ben Wallace. 2. 2, B. |
Mary Mac 3. 3, 2; Thalia a, 8. a. Belle Will |
son II. 4. 8; Juror 5. 8, H. Hattie >. 10, 8, 8; |
Prince g. 8, y Carrie b. z. 9. g. |
Conductor 3. 10, Il Eura ., III, 40. Time, /
AIS. 2:l754. 2:174.
Two-twenty-fye class. pacing stakes
Flying Jib /. 1. i: Robert 2. 2, 2: Ella Brown
3. 3. 8: Henry 4. 4. distanced. Time. 2;l3J4.
q II. 2:091E.
Two-twsDty-two class. trotting, purse
81 900, Idiyided-Clsssmate l, 1, 1; Clsudius
). 3. 2: Eta X. 3. 2, 8; Nellie Mason 4. 4, 4.
Time 2:2SA. Z:l9h. 2.2O.
Iwo-nineteen class, pacing. purse $1,000
-Chronos l.-9. 4; Lady Sheridan
;. 1. 2; Lucille 2. 2. 4; Nellie b. 4. 4, 3. Time,
l:l6H. 2:l5A. 2:l64.
The Running Races.
SARAroeA. August 1.-THE track was fast
today. The following are the results:
First race thrse-quarters of a mile-Rally
irst. Salonics second, Silver Prince third.
Time. lie.
Second race. five furlongs Lisbon Maid
irst by four,lengths Trump second ,ZorniLza
hird. Time. 1903
Third race. mile and a half selling Re
real first, Margherita second, Bulhnch third.
Time, 23l19.
Fourth race. one mile-Dead heat be-
.yeen Strathmeath and Charade. Copyright
. close third Purse divided. Time. l;4l1I.
Fifth race. steeplecbsse two miles-Sam
Corey FIRST. St. John second. Can Can third
10 time.
wIsSTRs AT BRIGHTON.
Esw YORK. August 17.-Following are the
esults at Brighton to-day:
First race. hYe-eighths OF a mile-ZenObia
irst, Lallah second. Luray third. Time.
:03.
Second race fve-eighths Of mie-Mar-
,uerte first. Philanthropist, second, hul-
OF third. Time. 1909.
Third race. seven-eighths ota mile-Arni-
q first. Running Bird second, Crochet
bird. Time. 1881.
Fourth race six and one-half furlongs--
chesapeake first, Lizzie. second, Vera third.
Tine, 1:2136.
Fifth race. one mile-Jack Rose first.
ord Dalmeny second. Fagot third. Time,
:43
Sixth race mile and one-sixteenth-Kirk-
yer first, sandstone second. Monterey third.
'ime, l:50l4.
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