The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
MANY F4YORITHS BE5TEN.
The Talent Fiotced ut Brighton-Tho Re
suits at Saratoga.

BRIGHTON BEACH. Aug. Tine reg
uiar crowd was on hand To-Day ana th'
talent felt sure they would have nc
trouble In picking the winners. as tht
blue pencil had done some effective Work
but, 20 their sorrow, favorite a1tel
faVOrite finished second or third or even
in the ruck The faithful plunged heavily
on Kildeer in the first race, ~ though II
were all over. but the Shouting jordan
had a few friends. and the race resulted
IN one OF the pretiiest finishes or the
meeting. The talent Jared no better in
the second. Their selection was Black
Hawk He made a bid for victory. but
the moment he found himself pinched
by Golden Valley 10 to ! shot. he gave
up ignominiously. What promised 10 be
grand feature of the day was the
handicap race, but. on account OF scratch
ing. the race was practically a fOregone
conclusion. Sirrocco led from start 70
finish, and won driving by length;
Hugh Penny ran second all the way. and
Panway finished in the Tuck without
having been IN the hunt. The horses that
carried of hCr ors to-day were King Gold
at 10 | in the third: George Dixon in the
nth, and ST. Anthony In the sixth. Sum
mary.
First race-mile and slxtecnth.-Jodan
OU. Doggett, 5 10 u first, Tiny Tim
second, Kiiddeer third. Time; l:49 IA.
Second race-three- year-Ods five fur
lOngs.-Golden Valley Q0i. ClcricO. 10 TO u
first. Black Hawk second, Rama third.
Time, 1903 Il.
Third race-sellirg. two-year-olds. six
furlOngs.-King Cold OVS. Bergen, TO u
first. Hanwell second, First Light third.
Time, ll1 IL.
Fourth race-six furlongs. -Sirrocco d2O
Dosgett. 10 - first Hugh Penny second,
Fanway third. Time ll5
Fifth race-One mile, seling-GeOrge
Dixon QOl. Reiff, TO y first. Jack Rose
second Laurel third. Time. 1;i2 IA.
sixth race-steeplechase, short course. 49,
st. Anthony dO6, Chandler. TO lO) first.
Of 4 III
third. Time. 209.
TAvOIFIs BEATEN AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, n. y. Aug. lone soil
tary favorite got past the judges stand
first to-day. That was in the NTH race
when Wan Jim kept faith with his fol-
lowers. The other races were chiefly re-
markabie for upsets.
The attendance to-day was good. al
though there seems to be considerable
grumbling at the hour at which the races
begin. Inc track was dry and fast.
The talent were IN hai- luck from the
very outset to-day. Banquet. who had
been looked upon as the Surest KIND OF a
thing In the nrst race. was badly pocketed
IN the stretch, ana, failing 10 get out,
was beaten by both Merry Monarch and
Rey III Santa Anita. General Hurting
ham who was made second choice, failed
10 be placed.
Galiiee was Installed favorite in the
second. largely owing to a tip given out
early in the day by Dock Street. Galilee.
however, came in next TO last. kenti-
gerna got the larger portion Of the money,
with Ducat in second place In The third
Tom SkidmOre, whose running at Brighton
Beach was of high order, was made
second choice in the ring to Clementine.
but he won hanGily by a length and
half from latter. who brought LisclG three
ana Il half lengths for the place. Dunlap
got the best of poor seud-Oft, beating
the flag a couple of lengths and with
this advantage managed TO win from
Campania. The fifth, live furlongs, was
Wan JimS race and he won it from
post to finish. Turtle was second through
out. The sixth race was over the hurdles,
and Japonica, at 10 10 /, led all the way.
Marcus was second. Prize fell after half
the race was over but the accident was
not serious. summary:
First race-One mile.-MerrV Monarch
Ql9. Griffin, 70 j first, Key II Santa
Anita second. Banquet third. Time, la.
Second race-scVen furlOags entigcrra
80. Perkins. 10 - first. Ducat second
Aureiian laird. Time IS
Third race-seling. one mile and a six
tcenth.-Tom Skdmorc 000, Griffin, TO u
nrst Clementine second. Liselg third.
Time, 1.i9.
Fourth race-two-year- Odds. <siling. five
urlongs.-koundelay al, Taral II to -
first. Campaign second. Widow Cltquot
(ScldinG) third. Time, 90.
Firth race selling, five furlongs-Wan
Jim or. Midgeiy. : 70 81 first. Lustre sec
ond, Torchbearer third. Time, l.ol II.
Sixth race-mile and half over six
hurdles.-Japonica DOC, Hamilton. 10 10 y
first, Marcus second, st. John third. Tine,
go
RESULTS Ar EAST 81. LOUIS.
First race-five furlongs- Langley first.
T. II. Baker second, 81. Lawrence third.
Time, los "a.
Second race-four furlongs-Aunt Jane
first, Storrento second, MabUshed third.
Time, "A -
Third race-nine sixteenths of a mile
Annie +. first, ay second, ! Defy third.
Time, 30.
Fourth race-six MISUNDERSTANDING
first. Tom Donohue second, Yosemite
third Time, l:2O.
Fifth race-one mile--The General first.
Ketchum second, Justice third. Time,
| 30 IL.
rHE WINNERS At HAwTAOENH.
CHICAGO, Aug. THE racing at Hayy-
Ihorne to-day was very muddy. Charlie
" ebeT's work I'm the saddle was the feo
fure OF the day he riding three winners.
summary:
First -eighths Of a mile
,on third. Time l:27
Second race-one mile and seventy |
'ards.-Belie Foster first Sly Lisbon SEQ
md. Francis Pope third Time. I:45l-2
Third race-siX furlongs nrst |
ilenoid second, Aunt Lila third. Time, |
IL l-2.
Fourth race-seven and half furlonss .~
'akota irst. AleanOr second Boone X. |
bird Time. l:% 81.
Fifth race-One mile and seventy yards
)ungarven flrst. King Charlie second. |
Jessie Bisland third. Time. 40.
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