The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-07
ON TURF AND DIAMOND.
RESULTS OF TIRE RACES 4TSHEEPs-
MEAD AND LATONIA.
DefargIlIa Defeats sir Matthew and Pe6es-
trIan-Resulis of the National League
Ball Games.

Dali
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACE TRACK,
Sept. G.-only about 1900 persons, mostly
regular, put in an appearance at THIS
track to-day. The weather was perfect
and the track dry and fast. The book
makers and the public clinched as usual
on the first race. The Western contin-
gent put their money up with such con-
ndence n Pedestrian that his price
dropped quickly from s to to even
money. A plunge on Lade Violet sent
Pedestrians price back couple OF
points near the close Of the betting. De
fargiIla and Sir Matthew, both sprinters
OF high class order. were practically neg
lected. From the bend TO the third, u
was a terrific drive between Defarglla,
Sir Matthew, and Pedestrian. The trio
finished almost on line In the order
named above.
There were seven starters in the second
race and they we're an uncertain lot OF
two-year-olds yet the fayorite won,
the second choice second, the third
choice third. asd so on right through
the list.
The third race was y brisk betting
event. Nomad was in active demand al
TO 3. Madrid was also heavily backed
and Marshall was hot third faYorlte.
May Win and Tom Tough were supporter
I'm a small way at o. The winner turned
tp in May Win, who had all she could 90
70 cut the decisive lead OF Boyd Pantlln
10 within a few lengths 81 the finish
In the fourth event. Banquet, the favor
ite. won from Charade by three lengths.
Terrlfer was third, a length and half
behind
Roslyn. at 3 to 8, won the next race,
easily from Fondollne, who beat May
Lose a neck for the place.
In the last race, Aimtage, Who was
second choice in the betting. beat Rubi-
con, the fayorite.
Summaries.
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The Sheepshead
Bav races to-day resulted as follows;
First race-Futurfty course. .Defargilla,
1: Sir Matthew, 2; Pedestrian, 3. Time l'lV'
Second race-Futurity course; Potentate
l; Frogdance. 2; Golden Valley, 3. Time
i12. 2-5 -,
/; Boyd Pantlind. ?; Tom Tough, ). Time
1.2s.
Fourth race-mlle and furlong; Banquet
1: Charade2: Terrier. 3;.Time. lb1' go
Fifth race-Flve furlongs. Roslyn, /,
Fondollne. 2: May Lose. 3. 1:O2, 10.
Sixth race-The partridge Stakes "a
mile on turf; Armitage, !; Ruoicotb y
Patrician. 3 Time. 1l6 40.
The Entries ~ shecpshesd BAY.
Following are the entries at Sleeps
| head Bay to-day:
First race. seven-eiehts Mile-Raceland
| fl5. Sir Mathew 10. Tulla blackburn lOS,
| Highland 107. Centella 1r. Mary Stone w.
Ambulance 107, Life Boat lO4, T1gress lol'
| MartydOm l0l.
second race i1-s Mile. Handlcap-Dia-
bio 1O5. Candelabra l03, Count 100.
Third race. / Mile, Selling Mona H.
| Michnel los, Longbeach lDI, DlaDlo 100 Ac-
| claim 100 Arab ga Rest Brand y, Shadow
| 81 Tieress 81. Evanatns 81, Treasure 50.
Fourth race September Stakes, 3-8
sfilee-Sir Walter I80, Comanche l25. Sir
| Francis i25. Bassetlaw 122 Cadmus lS'
| Young Arion l02, Warmsir lO2, Restraint
1O2.
Tfth race. Great Eastern Stakes, Fu-
fttrifv COurse-Henry of Navarro III,
| Peter the Great rs. Jack or Spades ll4'
| r,hn Cooper IA. Galilee ll3, St julien
| inS Iongdale l0S Omeer i0S. Sir Excess
| tS weinberg lN, Factotum 103, Fllrta-
ron 1O3. Ella. Smith 100, FN1nculo 100 lllu-
sion o5. Sam Lucas 95 Half Mine 90, Doc
Little 80.
sixth race. ia Miles. on Turf-Ver-
satile l2O. Cleaning 100. Galindo l5O. Race
! land 126. Michael 12j. Lizzie llS. Coquette
40, Victorious 105.
Tho winners at Lstonia.
CINCINNATI, Sept. eth-Latonia
races to-day resulted as follows:
First race. furlongs: Cap Rees, l.:
Judge Hughes. ?. Ann Elizabeth, g.
Time, 1;29.
second race mile selling: Rook Laid
lev /: Dolly McCone. 2; Peabody. B.
| Time. 1:i2 "a.
Third race. 6 furlongs. selling: Bonnie
Lassie. l. Deceit 2; Mildred 3. Time
r Fourth race. 8 furlongs: Mulberry 1;
| rTimyar. 2: Frontman, g. Time
FIFTH race, 4 Il furlongs: DWIGHT J.;
Danube. 2; Noryin, 3. Time, 80 To-
Grand Circuit Trots.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6-Folloving
| are the point Breeze Grand Circuit rot-
| ting summaries: .,..,-
81 2i9 pacing Class. Purse uooo-Little
DAISY. 4. 1. /. 1. !; Maud Ada1r J. 2 D.
s 4 Foggy, 6, s. 2. 2, 2; Budd Dobie' 2
4 I. 3. 8. Jim Wilson, g. B. o. L. g. Mary
Lou. 6, 6. dls.
Time-2ai-4. 2171-4. 217, 2I61-2 2I7
2.25 Pacing Class. Purse u.Wo-Berk-
shire Courier. 1. |. 1; Hamlin. g. 3. 2: Clay
hontas. 4. Z, 4; BnnchwoOd, 3, 2, dis;
Rocket, ?, 3, dis; Eva, dis.
Time-2ls1-4. 2:2l - 2191 IL.
ILnglass the Winner.
LONDON, Sept 6.-The race for the
St. I.eger stakes the second great event
of the Doncaster, September meeting, was
run to-day. II. McCalmonts Isinglass'
~. nnrhr. Infne In first (.