Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
COLUMBUS HANDICAP
The Great Western Race
Won by Rudolph. :.
MISHAP TO MORELL0.
Rut for This the Futurity Hero Might
Have Couqusrsd--Yo rsmbisn Sc
cond-Ray &. Third.
m, ,,leeraph 70 the Dlspatch.I


dall-stable mare was but half
length behind when the finishing line
had been passed, and her ham
ding by Jordan was not the best
A length and a half away came another
western horse, Ray -, who was only nan
length in front of Loudoun. Hume was
ffth and then followed the two eastern
horses. Diablo and Lamplighter. Michael
came next and then Morello, carrying the
pubiic's money and an injured jockey,
and iimping from his own hurts. what
figure the great Futurity winner might
have cut but for an accident at the post
will never be known. In some way the
colt stun led in a false start, receiving IN
juries and tanning the Jockey so tpaV ne
asked Starter Pettingil to excuse MN, out
this was refused. Morello's shoulder was
bruised and a big lump was made on tne
side of his head. After the race he iimped
when being led to the stable.
THE START.
There was a twenty minutes delay at
the post Taral spoiled one GOOD start
hut Morello fell. and the talent felt CRATE
ful 10 D,ablo's rider. Finally they were
sent away TO one of tho prettiest starts
ever seen in race, being In almost per-
feet alignment and all moving.
The crowd broke out into
cheer which did mot die away
nptil long after the race was over. AS
thew scurried past the stand Maid Marian.
Rudolph. Wildwood, and Highland were
almost head and head, a length in front or
Ida Pickwick and Morrelo. ut whose
shoulders raced Michael and Loudoun:
The rest we're in bunch except Poet
Scout, who was trailing:
The plan tho Kendall stables was now
made apparent. Maid Marian moved out
of the bunch and at the quarter was lead
ING by a length. But Miller, on the favor
ite set out to thwart it. He took Moreiio
forward and began q fight with the maid
for the race, but did not catch up.
RUDOLPH RUNNING EASILY.
Rudolph was running easily in third
nloce. Highland, Ida Pickwick, and Yo
Tambien were next IN order, with Lamp,
lighter III the middle of the bunch. MAID
Marian had increased her lead at that to
Two 1--WE, Ter ienGtbs. and many shouted. They
will never catch her." But the little FLY
had nearly run her race. At the three-quar-
fer mole she was leading Morello by only a
bend. At his hips was Rudolph, stlll gal
loDipg without much apparent eXertlon.
linen followed 70 1ambien. Wildwood,
Iondoun. Highland. Michael, Santa Anna,
Diablo, Huron, Lamplightor. Ray 3, ida
PIckwlck. Hume and Poet Scott IN the
order named. The first four were sepa-
rated from the rest by daylight, but 1t was,
oil III oil. very compact bunch.
THE HoME-sTRETCH.
Turning into the stretch. Maid Marian
gave up the fight and dropped back into
Oblivion. Morello led, but only for an
instant. He made a wlde.swerye, and Ru-
dolph and Yo Iambien at once took ad-
vantage of IT, the order in the stretch
beng Rudolph, Yo Tamblen, and Mo-
relic. these three being only necks
apart, followed by Ray =; who had made a
wonderful gam, Lamplghter and Dlablo.
Slmms and Iarel were taking on the East
eru pair, but soon saw 1t was hopeless
task. Once well Strengthened out Morello
moved in front. and at the eighth
mole looked like al winner. the
crowd cheering wildly. But he had been
exerted too much. Irving now for the
first time called on Rudolph and the Etna
stable horse immediately went into COM
manding lead. Ray s.. running with q
great show of speed next TO the inner rail,
wss Rudolph's only dangerous competitor,
for Yo Tambien had been kept back for
final effort. and Lamphghter and Diaolo.
DESPITE the efforts Of their Jockeys, were
losing ground.
THE VICTORY.
The crowd anticipated this, and wildly
shouted Rudolph Rudolph " but with
long. steady stride "A chestnut mare came
CaIlpDln1 along on Tue OuJSluc, sIoMIN anu
surely cutting down the leaders adyan-
face. IL was 70 Tamblen. Irving saw the
dancer. and to his cool head and hard
work NAV be a.trlouted Rudolph's VIC
tory. Rudolph Just won by half length,
with Yo Tam bien nearly two lengths be-
fore Ray 5. Loudoun came fast at the
finish and got fourth position. ASIDE from
his injuries Morello was not ridden with
good judgment.
SUMMARIES.
First race-five and half furlongs, for
2.vear. olds-Pope Gray won: Oakwood Sc
cond. Governor Iillman third. Time, l;09.
Second race-siX turlongs-- Minnie Gee
Won: Sis O'Lee second, Melaine third.
Tel-I race-the Columbus. Handicap. a
syyc!:...a..s for 3.year-olds and upwards,
S.c5.t ..r after. worth $4,000 to the
vto and three-sl1teenths-Ru
do. - lambien second, Ray s.
thlr,,, 4r.-, l:5DS4.
Fouf;n i;..e-a free handicap, mile and o
sixteenth-Strathmeat won GalIndo Sc
cond. Faraday third. lime. 1:l7A.
Fifth race-one mlle-Aldebaran won;
SomNsault second, First Ward third.
Time, 1:40.
sixth race-six furlongs-Oregon Eclipse
won; Gascona second, Ethel Gray third.
Time, lis.
ON THE BEACH.
NEW YORK. July 15.-Brighton Beach:
First race-seven furlongs-Barefoot
won: Wyoming second, Emblem third.
Time. 1871.
Second race-five furlongs-Ed. Kearney
won; Queen Bess second, Ascot third.
Third race-six furlongs-Major DAILY
won; Tom Tough second, Eclipse third.
Time. l:164.
gan won Belwood second, Lizzie McDuf
third. Time, 1880.
won. Remorse second, Alcalde third.
Time, INK.
sixth race-one and one-quarter miles
over five hurdles-St. John won The
buffer second, Rockaway third. Time.
2221s.
MoSMoUTH-PABK RACES.
MoSMoUTH-PARK RAoE-TRAoK, N. j., July
15.-
FIRST race-fve and half furlongs-
Bsndlt won; Roland Reed second. Wolsey
third. Time, 1903.
Second race-mile and sixteenth
Prince George won Daily America Sc
cond, Life Boat third. Time. LAG.
Third race-Hollywood Handicap. six
furlongs-Doolittie won; Bel Demere Sc.
cond, McMacqueen third. Time, lila.
Fourth Tdc6-llODR Draucu ftduuiChp,
one and ore-quarter miles-Candelabra
won; Mars second, Picknicker third.
limo. BOSS.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Hammie won;
Cactus second. Artillery third. Time.
LISA.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Sport won;
Midnight second. Accident third. Time,
1854.
ON THE DELAWARE.
PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Five favorites
and an outsider won the races at Glou-
cester to-day. In the hurdle race Dales-
man fell at the first jump and dislocated
his shoulder. Bogarro. who was running
second, stumbled over Dalesman and
threw his Jockey, Philbin. A. b. Fox re-
fused the third jump, leaving only Hia-
wassee, Garwood, and Conundrum 10
fight il out. Hiawassee ran under pull
TO the last jump, where he came away and
won easily. The summarizes
FIRST rsce-six and quarter furlongs--
Grand Prix won; st. Hubert second, Bay
third. Time. 1:2lA.
Second race--fve-eights of mile-Miss
Mamie won; Calanthe second, Prince In
perial third. Time. t:0i.
Third race-seveu and half furlongs-
Madden won National second. Wallace G.
third. Time, 1:3sA.
Fourth receive eighths of q mile
Adair won; Robin Hood second. Maid OF
Barney third. Time, 1904.
Fifth race--four and one-half furlongs--
Veracity won; Little Bravo second, Arch