Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-24
TIRE EVENTS NOIABLt.
r,,rie. for Tomorrow at the Gravesend
Track.

NEW YORK, September 23.-Gravesend
results: - C,.ou.o
First race-slx furlongs-Prince George
first. Helen Nichols second, Tormentor
third. Time. 1:l5H. l,
second race-mile and one-sXteenth-
Don Alonzo first Coquette second. by
love third. Time, 1872.
Third race-the Neptune STAKES SIX
lurlongs-Frog Dance first Right More
second. Figaro third. lime lI''t.
Fourth raco--the second special mile
and one-eighth-Tammany first Sir Wal
ter second. Time, 1914.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Glenmoyne
first. stonenenie second, Sirocco third.
sixth race-mile and sixteenth-Bean-
sew first. Michael second, Tisress third
Time, 149.
ENTRIES.
Gravesend entries for September %
1898: HI.
First race-one and one-eighth miles
Rudolph. us: Raceland. ia; PlcknlCker'
lOS: Comanche, 100; Victorious lOo' HIGH
land. 100; Terriiier, 30.
Second race--hye-eighths or hlle-
Dobblns. us: Filtration. 49, Melody. 10;
ration r5. Loncdale. III: Factotum, III;
Discount. III: Pecksnln, III; ~. IatrloA'
III. Torchbearer. III; MAMMA. los
Third race-three- fourths OF TnlIe-
Wah Jim. III: Chesapeake, lO9' falry' No'
Rolero. lO2; Arab. l0l; Shadow. 20.
Fourth race-three- fourths Of mile
ridnlio u2. Longstreet, ll2; Candelaora'
10. Tulla Blackburn, 109; Saragossa' lV-'
Fifth race-three fourths OF mHeT
Drum Major. IL: Enfield, III; Hartford
1l2: Anawanda. IL; Miss Primrose 'coIV'
NJ: Gordlus. III; Florist, Ill; innocent
100: Nancy Lee, 100; Grampian' lVs' lam, mr..
sore lO9: Nonsense 100; The Jester IV''
Peacemaker 100; Orinda. 100. mt.
sixth race-three-fourths OF a mile-Tiny
Tim ll3. Young Arion. ll2: Red Banner
los: AIinnehaha. 1)4; Saragossa' lol'
shadow, 81: Reginald, 81; Clio (colp' 9l'
DIRECTUM 2:O6'.
ST. JOSEPH. MO, September p p
TWENTY-FIVE thousand people Assem- u ,''
AZ the St Joseph track to-day 70 see ~
racttm attempt 20 lower the world r.,
cord of 2.O6i.. The track was heavy. ana
strong wind interfered. When heHy
nodded for the word the great morse Snot
10 the ouarter In 32L. Then Kelly leI
ont ne and he flashed past the man
IN LOB An encouraging push sent nm
diving mast the three-quarters nag III LOB
and the struggle down the muddy nome
stretch came. The flyer covered the as
,,nc. Xyith remarkable rapldlty' anu SiiO'
Trder the wire i'm 1904, the crowd cheeI
tn., hin, TO the echo. Kelly says there Is
mo- doubt that had the track been III goou
shane The 2O5 mark would have Deeh
reached.
FLYING JIB, 20S.
Tlvlng Jib made another eiort asalna'
the worlds pacing record of 2'p' Dut
oy,ine 10 the heavy track, POS was the
best he could do.
THE LATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI, o., september ZS'-La'o-
MIA results: oui,e, L,r,-
,,ress frederick first. Sis % Lee second Sdy
on third. Time, 1916. ., ....,o,,,,
second race-four and one-half turlons9'
scl,inp-Audubon first, Elizabeth II. sec
ord sister Anita third. Time, 55'2.
Third race-mile and one turlohg' IT,
pandicap sweepstakes-Ida PickwlcK irS''
Clementine second. Faraday thiFd' llii'e'
Fourth race-one mile. selling Ei'%dDe ~
7 first. Captain Drane secohd' Ied'4 ~
third. Time, lab g.. ,.,l,,or
T'iftb race-hve furlongs. free hahdlcap
s,,eensta kes-Ohio Belle hrst, Ahtheh' SCI
ond Ganelon third. Time, WE.
Sixth race-four and one-halt furiohsS'
saUing-Rankas Daughter first, Las vegas
Ind Miss l.. third. Time, oo@t
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