Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
MISS NELSON THIRD.
SHE WINS ONE HEAT AT PHllAOtL-
PHIA, HOWEVER, IN 2;17 1-2.
The Quarter Trotted in 81 IL and tho
Half In 1:0i Ia, the Tracks Best
Time for the Distance.
By Telegraph to the DIspa.ch.l

P,uL,pytpsI.. Pa, July THE Summer
meeting of the Belmont Driving Club end
ed to-day With two well-contested races.
Daylight won the 2:3i trot in straight
heats. Plymouth NJ. was the fayorite' out
he was never dangerous in the hrst two
heats. and in the third heat the field LETT
him away behind.
Seven heats were necessary to decide
the 2:23 class event. nearly all OF @ rhe
horses being made fayorites in turn. Ihe
FIRST heat was the fastest OF the seven.
The quarter was trotted in 3l4 and the
half in l:O41, the best time for the as
tauce ever made on the track. D. T..
Turner captured the last three heats very
handily with Dudley Olcott. Inc SUM-
gnaries: o n
2:3i class-trotting. purse SjOO-Day-
LIGHT. 1 /. /: Mahogany, 9. 2. 2; Annie
Bennett, 4, 8, 8: Daisy Afarot, .. 9. l;
Green b., Q, "A; Marvin j.. 6. % Anne
C..5.6,7; Plymouth NJ, 8. Z. dlstanced;
Ethel. Z. ?. distanced; Laura r., ~. dis
tanced. Time. 2:22j4. 2:2l14, 2;25, 2;2S.
2;23 class--trottlng. purse SoOo-Duoley
Olcott. G. 4, 2, 2, /, l. l.; Ella Hertner' = o.
f.1,5,1, 3. 2: Miss Nelson, /; 2: s, 6, 4, 2, 3;
4, 5.2,r. o.. Edgar W., 4. 5, 3, 3, D, T; Q.
2:25i4, 2:291, 2:3312.
MoSMoUTH-PARK RACES
MONMOUTH PARK, n. j.. July The at
tendance at the races was again very light
to-day. Neither the regulars nor the sum-
mer visitors were out in force. IL was de-
cdedly an of day, both as regards the At
tendance and the card. To begin with,
the card was poor one and the SCRATCH
inps were of such wholesale nature as TO
render il o mere skeleton. Inc weather
was simply delightful. Following are tue
results: o ,..,
First race-seyen furlongs-Sir Matthew
won; Merry Monarch second, julien third.
Time, 1:27sI. -.
Second race-one mile--Nellie Peyton
won; Accident second, Treasure thlrd'
Third race-five and one-half furlongs-
Flirt won; Parasang second, My Lady
third. Time. 1909.
Fourth raoe-one and one-sixteenth
mjles-Don Alonzo won; st. Michael
sweryed TO the rail and did not nnlsn'
Time. 2:0i.
Fifth race nine furlongs-Now or Mover
won; Raceland second. lime, 2;l5. Only
two starters.
sixth race-six furlongs-Tormentor
won; Skedaddle second, Estelle third
Time, Ills.
ON TIE DELAWARE.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July -Four favor;
ties. a heavily backed second choice, ana
an 8-to-l shot were the winners at Glou-
cester to-day. The summary:
First race - FIVE furlongs - Lickspur
won; Hesdlong second, Sawdust th'rd.
Time. 1:0i54.
Second race-six and one-quarter fur
loncs-Prince Imperial won Dillon Sc
cond. Forget Me Not third. Time, l29l4.
Third raco-fye furlongs - Bobollnk
won; Morton second, Irregular third.
Time 1851. :, r.
Fonrth race-four and one-half fur
Iongs-Young Lottery won Morning Glory
second, Penzance third. Time. &c..
Fifth ra1e--one mile-ternwood won
Knapp second. Jersey third. Time, l;46'4.
Sixtb race-six and one-half furlongs-
Jamestown won; Poverty second, Edward
third. Time, 1;27.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Brlshton Beach
races:
First race-one and one-sixteenth miles
BAYLOR won: Lizzie McDuh second, Lar
ghetta third. Time. l:jll4.
Second receive furlongs-Hindoomere
won: Edith second, DAILY third. Tine.
Third race-six furlongs-Eclipse won 4;
Tidelio second, Tom Tough third. Time,
F5oInrthrace-six furlongs-Airplant won;
| Virsie second. Mordotte third IIme'
| 1:1Gts. p-, o,,
Bllletdoux second, Early Blossom tElfa'
| Time, lie.
SIIth receive furlongs-Faithful won ;
War Cry second. Ingot third. Time, 1929.
ANEW RECORD MADE.
CHICAGO. July AT Washington Park
| to-day DIablo, the Brooklyn handicap
| winner. was badly defeated IN an over
n,ght handicap by Versatile and Lake
| Braeze. Versatile Is comparatively un-
| known 1uantity. He Is a 5-year-old Dy
| Ravon dor snd Valeria and belongs 10 w.
| Harry "A Canadian. Tue distance was one
| and t6ree-eighths miles. The time, 2:l94,
| establishes a new record for mile and
| three furlongs: u.u r..
in the sixth race. Anna Mayes, a six-to-
one shot. caught the flag aud spread.
eagled the field. Fonso' II Is claimed, so'
| into pocket
| The day was clear and very warm and
| the attendance about 6,000. Summaries
| First race-two-year- purse SSOO'
| five furlongs-Caroline Hamilton won ;
Rapatap second, Dolly Warden third. lime
Second race-purse $500, six furlongsT,
| Hugh Penny won; Mezzotnt second
Koko third. Time. 1;1i19.
Third ce-handicap, $1,000 addec, one
| and three-eighth miles--Versatile won ;
lake Breeze second. Diablo third, Iime'
| 2:l0e4. ooo -.
Fourth race-selling. purse $1,000, one
| and one.siXteenth miles-PhiloTa Won
iaia second, Out of Sight third. Time,
| 1:4S. n.
Fifth race-purse $1,000. one mile-Poet
Scout won; Sata Anna second, Michael
| third. Time. l:404. 1000
Sixth race-2-year-olds purse $500, tye
| furlongs-Anna Mayes won; Pop Gray &C.
cond, Will Fonso third. Time. 1:0l.
Seventh race-selling, one and one-Six'
| teenth miles-Duke of Milpitss won; Bel
/ last second. Silver Sado third. lime, l:i9.