Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-31

rOad-r race. the great event OF tbc y"h ioI
Western wheelmen. resulted as follows:
FIRST prize-M. Ncssel, Columbia wheel
men. 1lme. 5517. Handicap, $3.50.
Second prize VI. Nelson, (also winner OF
fhe race) Columbia wbeemen. lime.
5j4L HendIcap. minutes.
Third prize--Charlcs i. knizelv, Illinois
Cycling Cluo. Time, jG:ll 20. Handicap
A. the course has been changed since
last year. comparison is difficult with the
preceding records.
zINNrpMAS WINS AGAIN.
PARIS. FEAscF. May So. A. thinner
man, the noted blcyclist Of the New lork
Athletic Club. easily won the mile amateur
bicycle race. but failed to lower the re-
cord.
rHr GRAyFsEND RACES.
NEW YoRa. Nav 30.-This was get
away day" at Grayesend. Morris Park,
the finest racc-c0urse IN the world, opens
tomorrow. and most Of the flyers have
left Tor there already. There were enough
remaining, however 10 make exciting
sport for the enormous crowd that turheu
out and the Grand-stand and field were
more crowded than on any day since the
Brooklyn handicap.
The Fort Hamilton handicap was the
feature Of the DAYS sport and nearly ali
the crack 3-ytar-Olds were entered. Ram
bow on his recent performances was made
an odds on tayOrlte, while sport, AJAX
and G.. ". Johnson came IN for support III
the order named.
The flag fell g an even break. sport
was the quickest away, and VIlOted the
field To the upper turn. Ajax then showed
in front tor few lengths. but lost ms
position ~ they swung INTO back stretcn,
Sport again gong 90 the front Littlefeld'
who had been acting "a II he were trying
% wrench RAINBOW head on, then let tho
all-scar.et candidate 60 OF the front. Al
the far turn CiOrlster shot 10 the 'front.',
md with clear lead of KaInbow, showed
the wav 10 the stretch. Chorster swung
VIDE open ut the turn, and crossing over
to the rail Ia front of RAINBOW SHUT MN
out. RAINBOW came again on the outside,
but vas unable 10 get up. Iaral. VINO lad
been well up all the way, then sent sport
10 the front. and after bret tussle came
away and won good race by length
from ChOristeT. who beat ~. Michael three
lengths tor the place.
Inc Withdrawal of StOncncll in the first
race LETT the race an easy one for York
vile Belle. The talent made "A plunge on
Hoev II the second, but he dIi not run
kindly and finished last Onward, az 10 10
!. took the purse by head from SpecuIa-
tlou.
Tho fremont Stakes, for 2.year-olds. was
an exciting heai-to- head finish between
Nobblns and Declare, the FORMER getting
the verdict by narrow margin.
The remaining races on tie card were
comparatlvely undressing. The fields
were ANAL and odds on fayorites landed
tho purses IN each event. summary
First race-slx furloncs-lorkyllle Belle
won: Poor Jonathan second, Bolero thiri.
lime. ia q.
Second race-six furlongs--Onward won;
Speculation second. Alcalde third. Time,
Third race-six furlonGs-Dobblns won;
Declare second. birmingham third. lime,
Fourth race-one and one-siXteenth
mlles-Sport won: Chorlster second, st.
Michael third. Time, l:55'3.
Fifth receive furlODgS-Joslo won
Dulse second, Pirate Chief third. Time.
sixth race-ono aud one-sixteenth
mlles-pon AlOnZO won: Ramapo second,
Hiram third. Time. 1:j4'4.
Seventh receive furlongs-St. Hubert
won: Olivia second, Leonardo third.
Tine lob
GLOUCESTER.
ParLADrIPHIA. PA, May SO.-OnlV one
out-and-Out favorlte won at Gloucester
to-day. Summary
First race-nve-cighths OF a mile-Prlnce
prvton won: iom Karl second, Spendo-
line third. Time, 1908.
second race-s.x furlOngs Miss Mamie
won: Ilevmar second, Magee thlrd. llme'
1:l9'.. ,.
Tnrd racs-four and one-half furlongs-
Red Elm won; Young Lottery second,
Mamie b. Il. third. lime. 81.
Fourth racc-fOur turlOngs MISS hlcn-
moud won. Dart second, Dare Deyil thru.
r.
Flfth race-six and oue-quarter fur
l.ncs Tar aud Tartar won Crocus second,
prize third. Time, l:23.
sixth receive furlongs- Irregular won;
Piedmont second. kyTle Is. third. lime,
1864.
CycISxArI, O., MAY 80 Latonia re-
suits: e-, !,
Vided-Jlm White won; OSciuS second,
The Shark third. Time, l:22'4;
Second race ono mile, selling; tor Z
ve.r.olds-Salhe Is. won; The sculptor
second. Legrande third. Time. l;J0'4.
Tnlrd race four and one halt furlongs-
for maiden 2-year-olds Stockade non ;
Iupto second. bar Wedgewood third.
Time. lOJ5a. ..-..h
uIle,. Decoration handicap -Gannda
won; iicloh ~ S0~ON'
fine. 2.O7 10.
Fifth race-fve furlongs,. selling. for
o-v.ar-olds- Miilbev Won; MacadAge SO
cond, Miss Minnie third. Time, LOG %,
S,xth race-selhng. six turlougs-Ms-
belle won; GleebOy second, Salvation
tbird. lime. 1:2l.
TIE MOUND CRY.
81 LoUIs. Mo-, May 80. First race--slx
furloncs Adair won; Lulu second Flo
Shanks third. Tmo, l:lT5:
Second race four iurlongs-fa tatty
won: John Cooper second fop Gray th'fu'
Time. 1852.
Third race-Memorial handicap, one
mile ethel GRAY won; Highland second,
Raw :. third. fine, l:4i1s.
Fourth race-siX furlongs-N ashtl won ;
Needmore second. Taylor Mayden thiru'
Fifth race SIX furlongs-Upman won;
Fan King second. Kube Burrows thira.
Time, l:i5s4.
Nav Hardy won; kenwood second, Merge
third. Time. l:5la.
Seventh race-one mile--Xenfer won {;
lucille Manette second. Red Cap third.
Time. I:i34.
dUTTESBUBG.
NEW YoRK, MAY 30.-Following are the
results Of to-day's races at Guttenbufg
First receive furlongs-Lord Harry
won; Ioano second, FIattery third. Time,
l:0l.
Second race--six and one-balf furlongs-
Lawless won: Wheeler second Heads or
Tails third. Time. 1;22s4.
Third race -three-quarters OF mile
Nv Clips won; Tom Tough second, Billet
Doux third. Time. 1:l4H.
Fourth race--one mile-Blitzen won /;
Harlem second, Rico third. Time. i;42s<.
Fifth rsce--four furlongs- Ciarus won