Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-15

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SsA.s.s--s'-T L. about the race
81 Z, hr3-lI - course at the Ex-
.SsEY "a position Grounds
~ an that the rapid approach Of
yse'a'' pa. a. necessary 70 postpone the con-
.s-sr''' p, ,,-,sy OF the 2;27 class troi'ihs
cas- ..,. .-,.,, Miss Thompson and AcAlistor
a-.'''' . ,ro heats, aud Preston Bsivin :
l,i . Three Tips, had sent thrln 20
.-r- .ia. a. surprised and enthusiastic
ps t,ai ,eal tde horses behind him IN
6. .. .. eerc li,ile tardy IN congregatins
.t .. r.-,-track, though ialbss ,S'ar o,'
C..-. tn Exposition duitIk - An me at
a. e--l e.l their share OF attention. anu
a. -c .u ~AIgh glce.' Around tue
q. -..N .N'- ..--e crowds were constantly 70
a. -tr..ar an unfortunate lhuiSluuai
...i,. !- q sad1cr but wiser man
f'-. 4uEHAcING BEGUN.
,..,--r ala not comm,e,nee ~. ., 60. 'Sn Hns
pr Is announced Wou'd re .ne -, ~ ~
rEt -e.I a quarter Inter. Ihs seouoo
~, aa ,,..h the performance was wait
rtea ,s..rr, io assemble. People began
Is .-4ud-staud, however, ABOUT s
81. % t.ffau hour that place was fairly
g.. ufu. fully 1000 persons we're stand
....- tte ttaoS. o., ,,,,,sa ~
,f.e first horse, $3.50 70 tue Sc
.,.ts,rJ. aud S25 20 the fourth.
,-- ' '..-,of In tho contest-McAlister
,t q. .e,..l. Little Betz third, Three
O.. -. Ns- Thompson hfth, and sigma
.'rg vss quite spirited, MISS mo- y
sa. a.. u. bong the preiorenc N INC
/ a. ia lnlnrA
-,A .. ft. fr-t heat, and when they dld
.- ,el rs ability 10 MAINTAIN
ABB tt tho nfst quarter Niss
@ i.I,l advanced from fifth place 20 Sc
I.t. never lost any ground. Llttle betl
.. -.ri place in the heat oy Dfeek,ng
,'H $500 'NrAnster passed under the lino
.. .nsu n nose ahead OF Uewitps
y,-s thompson with j. Vi. ID. about
r' half behind the latter horse.
"a .u tue cluster, bringing up the
=. a. q, -.2f'l'
TrY SECOND HEAT.
-,...r .qmo forward in the second
I.f e wslk-oyer. Her place was So
......l.s. hut she obtained ursl before
.t. .arier-posi leaving NcAhster, ..
p r.tt. lhreo Tips. and Sigma strung
-..- rrrnni. There was Wild cheer
',. v... thompson pranced under me
"a ... t.r cUmpeiitOrs In 2:241Y, with y.
... lengths behind her. McAlster
.tr .r-e. sad Little Betz fourth.
'....t.sf was pretty one, IN which MISS
, -... vas closely pushed by McAllsier.
| ...-r.- f-unably lost the heat by MAKING
t.st. Three Tips was third, aud
Iyl ..r'
gis THOMPSON sgT BACK.
.... t..-.n ,.rul Little Betz dropped ont
..- ..n.ior. we're Miss Thompson, Nc
-.. I.r.4. and j. NJ. ID. Miss IhOmp-
a4.rf start and tho pole was taken
...ts Vrh i.fer and The trOtting event OF
| r,....l. . ta1a place. IL vas some time De
l.H,..t- uac st on her fest again. pes
| ......I Size raCainCd all lost ground. Az
...-...-t GrAI-ter was length ahead,
...- .rffflf milo Miss Thompson passed
.. q tgut under tue wire at the close
t.r.rt half d length ahead. AcAlis-
,..,...ta ta.le-, ans Three Tips and j. NJ.
| -...r..- f.-fa together IN lhe rear lhs
,....t...- from Miss thompson ior
..-i uuuing and given 10 McAlister.
-.- WIS made second horse, ). NJ. ID.
.t Me. thompson last. Time, 2:21.
| ....t...ly r4r-ans thOught this heat con-
.a.-.-e. alI betters against MISS Thomp-
| ...-.-. ...I their money .nd lett the course
-. BE-. result OF the heat was officially an
Glib SURPRISE HADE By THREE TIPS.
-.s. tast vas awaited with bated breath
,.t.-. ~. 'tnlsau1 spectators. ~ ala not
| - ... nearly dark, and every one ia the
/ .....f arose and witnessed the effort OF
'.-..... evident suspense. When the word
a...yeu Tis- Thompson was behind in
..t...... htthe Quarier-pOst McAlistor was
| .... ...f N. ID. was almost 10y his side. Miss
r... vg- third. IN the second quarter
- ..l-on made break, but passed.
IN .a Wira with her nose almost
| b.. r.H NrAu-tsrs. J. NJ. d. was close be-
| -... Treu clme the surprise OF the day.
-..t lrs pallet out ami passed everything,
-. ra heat In 2:30 amid enthusiastic
...-t t.-I .arriuc. 10 was Wild scene. The
-.-.. .'t..l pr -ton Bely.n and his handsome
81 ,.r.-I around thelfOrmer and ap-
... ...t.l-ot pulling him to pieces, 20
.~.ate Here they Of their feelings over
F.. .-.-,l consent tho race was continued
...ratgP. y. Tho deciding heat IN this
..-. s I f.I-c tho hOrse-raCing Of the kxpOsi-
.Es ..s Ureu % as excellent a character
.-.s. ls vas ever witnessed upon VIZ
rrf RUNNING RACES.
r. ..t r.-uilg race WAS for purse OF
. t.- tr-t horse. $50 for second, and
f. lhc starters were Jacquellne,
| ..s .-..s .lt Jemimah. The latter nag
.-r... . f.o draw. Jacqueline was &C.
-.ai Kings creek third. In the start
-. fasaI past Jemimah, grazing the
.- "r b.y upon that animal and causing
'.f. Tao heat was easily Won by
. With hugs creek second and Jc-
H.. limo, l:5Ols.
.. lt lu tnis race was also won by
hinge Creek and JemimRh ran
'-..- -t.a.- together for the nrst half, where
'. f.s utle bay md came in Just
. ....lr, who secured the heat and
.e. hlts Greek won second money.
.fu.rs running race OF mile dash
.c.r-iug feature Of the turf events
..s pure was siO0-s5O for first
| '- .1. '. second, aud Sl5 10 third-and the
sH.r. ttat horses were haDituaily used
g. -tt. There were twelve entries and
& sarra as follows: Orphan Boy, Abdul
i.-t.... t...rng Greek, Alta, King, Philfs,
. .. ,IluUaade IL was beautiful
-t lrst appeared as " cannon
o. -..- Ie r.c winner. This nag fell back,
... .'.y took third place IN the race.
e t- won by Alta, and the second
lt... A.-.-,lr. Time, 100.
-J HCF TOGA PURSE.
-a. ir.-A.ug tho trOtting race To-
I. '-' E o. f. gaciug contest, Tor which the
a-. Wl.tuy, chestnut. stallion, from
~,.-s-laim, and Nellie Mayo, bay
na Breeding-T arm, Now York
.re hotn rapid movers, and the
Lave quite treat witnessing the
.-'I MAT Mr.. Branch's horse,
500 attempt 10 beat his record oi
,r.. te taking feature al the track.
N.Hb oN THE DISPATCH.
A.U lad hundreds Of callers at ITS
... Tho bulletn-board was
a'. ..r.e-t, and the following out-ot-
's .'.l ta-.r names on the register:
. =. ". Bush, Albomhrle; j. w.
.... t.arot;c-yille; A. Is. Gentry,
|. t... S.. q. Jones, Lynchburg, Va.
H.uf .la Queen; L. w. hcLanaud,
.... o.. h. rurgwyu, Jr., JackB1nyillc,
"... '..-utf ana wife, Dorset, Va. j. v.
"r-VAe; CALVIN Daw, Baltimore
uuW.dii,; A. If. hirdy, Fish
.l y. L.p5combr; w. 4. Caryan,
.Ie,ton, Melbourne, Australia;
& l.to, Japan; ". Z. GoOdo and
N. Niss Annie i. Dean. Miss
. Mana ". Lowry, % Hewleits
.'.avu0d. Miss AuLio NJ. Beck,
14teite D. Snopm0es, Miss Al A.
r.fefi-k,burg; Mr. and MIS-
.. Bedford: G.. l. Bluut, J. W. Solo
',4rd oswald and wife, Hagers-
.. ...u ID. Anderson, Essex; Miss
I, Manchester: Miss Bessie
,lg; Nr. X. ". Moore, Dan
y. Vaughan, Ashland; Mrs. =.
H-s A.. s. Dye, Wash
d.; Nss Bessie a. Ryan, city
...r ari daughter, Louisa; Mrs. A.
Peters burg, Va; Miss Jennie MIL
- s4.. Mrs. l. A. Cooke, aud Mrs
Neslr, Ne6s; Miss Mary Walker
a.. Mes tmma White. Danville, Va.
ogden, Manchester: Miss Emma
| 3. -.t.t, Mr. Frank NOlsnd, Hanover
D. Mcis, ana n. 6. Peterson, Nor
II. ". Make, and Mrs. Mackie, Church
y. John A. hriggs and Mrs. l.. N.Wah
'; Miss Made Edwards, and Mrs
'iafH hv0uia; Miss Janet Chalmers
-. hIsr Coiey Lovell, and Mrs Jame,
4. '-. .-slrr; ". G.. Tucker, keams sta
K..I'. H'a james G.. Mercer, New York
h,aai a.hiDgton, b. c.; Miss Hern'
49,, t'f-'d Va; Mr.. X. 5. Bethel, FIN
b,.. ~ .lIaty, y. G.; Mr.. 4. r. scales,
-" a.. e.; @r. sni Mrs. owen VII
aoles, X. Y. Jones, aud h. n
,,,', At1oala; Mrs. Il. r. Norris, Wa
ls, '.ei. &. Jelirey, and Thomas Il. Jeffrey
h. 'as it. Nranz, and n. ArmOr Ward,
| 49, ?. q. Hutton, @. =. Husktns. Virginia
~. ,'a y. h9~ios, benrico; Mrs. A. 4. Noble
a,,,...,... ..a yI. ". r. Coates, fredo