Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-13

/; Bell. dIstanced; Lula Wilkes. ,. Time
2:52 fiat
Second heat-Corn Cracker. 8; Miss Lee
2; Lula Wilkes. I. Time. 2:52 80
Third heat-Corn Cracker. /; Luia
Wilkes. .: Miss Lee. 3. Time. 2i9.
Fourth heat-Corn Cracker. l. Miss Lee
>: Lula Wilkes. 3. Time. 2:4s.
The gentlemens running race. half mile
dash. was easily won by Page
young horse owned by Mr.. ID. b.
Brockenbrough. OF Tappahannock. Ihere
we're nine starters in this trial, ana w
nags ran like scared deers.' Moilie H.
was second horse, and Nellie bly, came Il,
third. Below are given the starters anu
their owners: ,,o,-,
General Lee. @. w. NoIersoh' -
dence Forge. Hampton. Jr.. John }. SNel-
TON. 2ess,e G Drewry: Mollie H.. b. m.
J. II. Haw: Page. b. m. 3. b. brocNen-
brourh: King. l.. NJ Walker; Mamie u
W G. Parkinson: The Devil, Allen PotH'
Nellie Bly,. l.. CrOckston.
EVENT OF THE DAY.
AZ lalready stated. the fourth race
vas tho event Of the day. II was in
that that the Duke Of Wellington was
lsvch an ieasy tctOr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
that ne was the third horse TO pass th'
three-ouarter post This was gentle
mans running. mile dash. Warwick
took second place, and Fighting Creek
third These are the horses who con-
tested in this trial: Duke Of Wellington.
w F.. Anderson, Farmviile' Va TOD
Johnson &C. g.. Reynolds brother .
| Maud. y. r. Parish Warwick Co. No.
w. c. \. Gregory; Fighting Creek, Jonn
| ChafHn: Emma Freeman. J. \. Moore
King. l.. NJ. Walker: Natalie Il. NJ.
/ Beattie: Page. b. y. Brockenborough,
\ ~. inc I IS 4
TO-DAY's RACE CARD.
| The hurdle race to have taken place
/ yesterday was continued until to-day on
/ account Of darkness. Therefore to-day 5
| race programme will be as follows:
Hurdle race-Allonette e. M, K. K.
| Robinson. Richmond Hustler, W. G. Par
| kinson. Tayorsvile, Va; The Devil. Allen
! Potts. Richmond. Va. Miss CroXton, L.
! NJ Pitcher. Richmond; Prosper, Jr, l..
5. Bass Richmond, Va.
2.40 class-purse si0O-King William. b.
g.. g. o. Campbell. Richmond. Va; Iron
! Bar. &. s.. J. W. Sale. Richmond, Va,
Fannie T, b. m, NJ l.. Doyle. Lynchburg.
Va; Whalebone. b. h. T. NJ. Hewitt.
Weyanoke. Va: r. J.. G.. b. e. NJ. II.
White. Hartford, y. G., Dewaync. :,
K. NJ. Anderson. Lexington. Ky. Ange-
lima. b. T.. Il. NJ Anderson, Lexington.
| bermuda Hundred Va; Grey Harry g.
h.. Thomas j. Meade. Farmont W. Va
Ruth McGrcggor Samuel Walton, Falls
Mills. Va: Leo Wilkes. Samuel Walton
Falls Mills. Va. Maggie Watkins, @. s.
m g. VI. Hardin. Durham, y. g.; Bour
bon Baron, b. - II. G. Chamberlin, Rich
moud. Va; Volbrino H., b. =. NJ f.
Kraur Easton. Md; Wiley, b. <, Il. NJ
| Bruce. suffolk, Va
Frec-for-all class-purse, 800, trot and
pacc-Annic, NJ. b. m. Thomas ;. ker
| Hlrrsonburg. Va; Otard, b. H., ". l.
James. Baltimore, Nd; Branchwood. b
&. Acca Stock Farm. Richmond. Va.
Whitby. @. h.. r. VI. Hewitt, Weyanoke
! Va: VI. j. Henderson. \. b. orion, Bal
timorc. Nd: Miss Nelson. b. IN. JOSEPH
Staten. Richmond. Va; John ". b. *.
McClcary 4 Mcclellan. Norfolk, Va.
CHILDREN WILL GO To THE FAIR
This will be childrens day at the fan
and If the little ones turn out as wei
as the big ones did yesterday the man
agemcnt will Doe happy. All the publ
schools in Richmond aud Manchester AN
near the two cities will be closed In ord"
that the Juveniles can 20 70 the big show
Because it Is chillrens day it is not III
tended that no grown folks shall attea
the fair to-day It will be remembers
that the closing day last year was marke
by one Of the largest crowds that attende
| the exposition.