The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-14
ET'S GOOD VORK
Defeats Banquet and Mars - Stonnel
Beaten by Steve Estes.


MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRACK. y.
j., July 13.-The heat here to-day was al
most uncomfortable, and the persons IN
attendance presented a limp and bedrag-
gled appearance. The sport witnessed
was good. The first race was won by an
outsider, Steve Estes, q to / shot beat
Ing Stonnell, the even money favorite
Sport I'm the second race opened at G
TO 5, and was backed down TO to TO-
He rewarded the faithful by winning in
easy fashion The ten probable starters
for the July stakes were reduced 10 five
by scratching, thus leaving the stake en-
tirely at the mercy Of Hyderabad, who
won with considerable ease.
The Shrewsbury handicap was thought
a sure thing for Mars by the talent, while
Banquet was strong second choice.
Mars set n killing pace TO the home
stretch, where Pickpocket collared final
~ winning by three lengths from Ban
quet, who came from the rear with his
od-time speed and wrested second honors
from the tired Mars.
The fifth race was an easy victory for
Chateau, an even money favorite, who
followed Ed. Kearney about the track
until within few strides Of the finish,
when he came like shot from a cannon
and beat him a short head as they crossed
the line.
The sixth race also went to the favorite.
Hammie. at to 5, winning from Sir
Arthur. Summaries:
First race seven furlongs-Steve Estes
first, Stonnell second, ST. Florian third.
Time. l:29 "a.
Second race. one mlle-sport first,
Rochez second Michael third. Time,
IA Ia
Third race. the July stakes, five fur
-Hyderabad first. st. Maxim second,
Sam Lucas third. Time, 1908 "a.
Fourth race, the Shrewsbury handicap,
mile and half-Pickpocket first. Banquet
second. Mars third. Time. 2: SO "a
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-
Chateau first. Ed. Kearney second. Cross
fire colo third. Time 1909 IA
Sixth race. six furlongs-Hammie first,
Sir Arthur second, Wah jim third. Time
113.
Two Favorites Win nj Gloucester.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. July 13.-Two
favorites, two second choices AMI two
outsiders won the Gloucester races to-
day. The book known as the Gutten-
burg Club took in about $500 on Miss
Mamie at odds Of three 10 one. while
Otnfr DOCKS were laying bul lNo W Nhfs
When the race was over holders Of
Miss Mamie tickets foupd that the book
had WEIGHED. Tredway fell in the fourth
race. and Bender who rode him, had an
arm fractured. The summary:
First race, six and a half furlongs
Luray first, Bargain second Bieton third.
Time ] :25.
Second race, SIX furlongs-Miss Mamie
FIRST. Robin Hood second. Pekin third.
Time 1913.
Third race, five eighths Of mle-Lttle
Phil first. Matte Howard second. Little
Lewis third. Time. l:0i
Fourth race. five-eghths OF mile-Gold
Pan first Harry ireland second, Lebanon
third. Time, 1903 IA.
Fifth race, half mile-Downcast first
Treason second. Zingari (colD third
Time. g.
Sixth race, nve-eiehths OF a mile-Po-
klno first, Strlngfellow second, Queen
Dor third. Time r.Oi.
The Results Mt Brighton Beach.
NEW YORK, July l3.-The Brighton
Beach races to-day resulted:
First race, FIVE furlongs first.
Express second. Laughing Water third.
Time. ] .02 Ia.
Second race, five Observation-Disclosures
first. Angelo second, Honey Bee (colD
third Time. 1904 l-2.
Third race. six furlongs- first.
Tom Tough second, Major DAILY third
Time. 114 81.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth-Blt-
zen first. Saragassa second, Terriner
third. Time, l:49.
Fifth race. six and a half furlongs-
Billet DouN (colD first Arnica second
Double Cross third. Time. l.22
Sixth race. six furlongs Merry Duke
first. St Mark second, English Lady
third. Time. l:l6 II.