Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17
AT MONMOUTH PARK,
4 MONUMENTAL FAILURE ON THE
PART or THE JUDGES.
Tom Watson Placed Third ~ 10 . Race
which He WIns-Othsr Race Re-
suits-Ba1I.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispaseh.l

MONMOUTH PARK, July 16.--By placing
Halle first, Cactus second, aud Tom Wat
son third after the fifth race this after
noon, the judges manufactured O sensa-
tion that willfor years to como be cited az
an instance Of carelessness on the part of
tho Monmouth-Park racing judges. Tom
Watson flashed by Halle and Cactus three
strides from the line aud beat them a scant
length. His victory was so decisive that
the judges have absolutely no ground for
argument. There was no demonstration,
Tom Watson being O 30-to-t shot.
First racc-six furlongs-Stra,hmeath
| won; Stone Nell second. Correction third.
Time, 1:13X.
Second rsce-Tyro Stakes. six ~furlongs-
Lovelace won: Don Alopzo second, Elsino
third. Time. Ills.
Third raee-Midsummer Handicap. one
milc-Raceland won Russell second,
Fourth race-fvef nrlongs-Hallie placed
first; Cactus second, Tom Watson third.
Time. 1:04.f
Fifth race-six furlongs-St. Felix won
Adelbert second, Hamilton third. Time,
lila,
Sixth race seven furlongs-Fremont
won; Milt Young second. Luella b. third.
Time, 1:27.
Seventh race-The Billow stakes, one
mile-Sleipner o West Chester second,
Nomad third. Time, 1:40.
GLOUCESTER EVENTS.
GLoucEsTER, N. j.. July 1e.-To-dsy'sre-
suits:
First race-one mile-Park Ridge won
Shutdown second. Elyton third. Time,
1:454.
Second race-fve furlongs-Emma Mac
| won Plevmar second, Young Troubador
third, Time, 1.0iA.
Third race-fve furlongs-Arizona won
Bohemian second. Torchlight third. Time,
1:03H.
Fourth race-seven and one-half fur
longs-Monsoon won Balbriggan second,
| Helmet third. Time, 1:37.
Fifth receive furlongs-Maid OF Blair
ney won; Penzance second, Zingara third.
Time, 1:021.
Sixth race-one and one-sixteeth miles
Touion won; Robert Il. second, loss UP
third. Time, 1:55A.
cH1cAGo's HYpE-PARK STAKES
CHICAGO, July 16.-J. NJ. Browns bay
| colt q. w. Johnson. by 1roquois, dam Bru-
| nette. and therefore a full brother to HUI
| ron. to-day won the Hyde-Park stakes. the
| richest event for two-year-olds IN the
| West. in easy style. This was the first
| time he ever faced q starter. having
| been saved with q view to this particu-
| lar event, but so well authenticated were
the reports of his private trials that, cou-
| pied with his staple companion. q. ii.
Glllock, he was q favorite from the OPEN
| ing TO the closing of the betting, going TO
| the post IN a field of thirteen at seven TO
| five, Ding Lee carrying the place-money
and Maid Marion being third choice-hnd
that is how they finished.
First race-oDe mile-Springaway won
| Galindo second, Notus third. Time, l:19.
Second race-six furlongs-Helter Skel-
ter won; Woodcraft second, oregon
| Eclipse third. Time, 1:06.
Third race-The Hyde-Park stakes for
2-year-olds; $3.50 each, $50 forfeit; $1,000
added. 81, 600 to second, and $500 to third,
| SIX furlongs-G. w. johnson won easily by
two lengths; King Lee second. Maid Ma
rion third. Time. 1:16%. st. Croix. sabine,
Falstaff, Joe Murphy, Semper Rex, LInger,
Buck Mccain, @. III. Gillock, Columbia,
and Glen View ran unplaced. Net value
to the winner, S1l sos. "
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
yards-Huenems won; Chapman second.
Knot In 1t third. Time, 1;4754.
Fifth race-one and ~one-quarter miles
Faraday won; Lake Breeze second, brook
wood third. Time, 2:07Sl.
Sixth race-one mile and seventy
yards-Bankrupt won: Content second,
Rainier third. Time, 1:47A.