The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
LAST DAY At FLEETWOOD.
Arson, AZste and Cocoon Win the Ihr'"
Eyents-They were Concluded.

! FLEETWOOD DRIVING PARK, sept
This was the last regular day OF the
Grand Circuit meeting at this track, anc
a large crowd of lovers Of lignt-harness
racing turned out TO witness the sport
, The weather was delightful, and the
! track was in good condition. The primer
pal feature was the team race. best three
! IN five heats. for purse OF SZ'vp. ne
! Salisbury pair utterly OutclaSsed those
against them. They won the last heat Dy
something less than quarter OF mile
In the first heat of the 2:22 class race,
! after passing the point Of rocks, George
! Martin who was behind King Darlington
| fell out OF the sulky, and. the horse run
| ming away, demoralized the field. First
! the Judges declared IL no heat, but upon
! being Informed by well-posted horsemen
! that such q ruling was not only unprece-
! dented. but clearly contrary 10 the Iules
Of harness racing, the decision was re-
scnded and the horses placed as they
finished Two heats We're trOtted I'm the
PIG class, when darkness caused post
ponement' Summaries
First races class. trottlng.-Ahso1
first Memorial second; Leon Wilkes ana
Maggie Nelson. Time. 2.23 IL.
Free-for-all-cl ass-double teams. trot-
ting.-Ozote !. !. /; Spared and Shandon
lime 2.3s. Psi ~ 3:23 IL
Class -trOtting-Cocoon .. g. |, ,. l,
>. !; Carbon I, !, 2 !, ;, = A. King par
lngton 10, D. :, 8. : = Herlnanaine'
y
Eastvew Ike Wilkes and Palatkine. Time
2l5. 2:li IL, 2:l5 II, 2:l5 Ia, 2H IL, 40
class 2:iG-trottlng mnfnished) Judge
Austin 2. 1; Strontia I, (; Expressive >. q,
James L.. Jesse Hanson. Norhawk. Myr-
tie. r. Roseleaf. Time, 2:li IL, 2l5.
OPENING DAY AT GEAyr>END.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7-Despite the fact
that the day was cool and pleasant and
that two stake events were on the card.
the Brooklyn Jockey club commenced its
fall meeting at the Gravesend track to-
daV before "A slim crowd. scarcely '.b'
persons being In attendance. summaries
First race-siX furlongs.- Stonenell d-5-.
Smms. 1 To 10 first. Correction second,
Mepdicant third. Time. ll5 IT,
Second race-mile and sixteenth. Tan
dclabra OlO. Doggett, > to - first, MISS
Dixie second, Song and Dance third.
Third race-the Seashore stake. five AMI
A half furloncs. Salvation l03. Lambiey
~ ~ II first Silvie second, Manchester
Fourth race-the Parkvlre stakes. mile
and teenth.-Patrician as. Simms
10 20 100 nrst. Sir knight second, stone
nellie third. Time, ltH ~ -., D.,
Firth race-hve furlonEs. -Golden kod
81 Griffin to - first, Second Attempt
second. Cockade third. Time l12. -
Sixth race-six furlongs. Assignee Q,9'
Hamilton. - % - first, Weinberg second,
AleIbert third. Time. 1914 g.
rrxE SPORT At LAToNIA.
LATONTA RACE TRACK. KY. Sept |
+ 1'o-lay's races were run under eN- |
tte mcly favorable circumstances. and de- /
veiOped fine sport The summaries,
First racc-siX furlongs Jersey 90 /
Ham - p first. Alto June second. Cora |
TAYLOR third. Time. 1916 g.
Second race-one mile Peytonia Oo2. |
Keith. ~ 20 - first AL Power second.
Ellen Douglas third Time. 1912.
Third racc-hve and "a ralf furlonss
Favette Belle no Overton. 10 - first.
ilrcylty second. Naladora third. Time.
.lo.
Fourth selling. one mile and sev-
.ntv yards Pearl Song d0J Clayton, 7
10 l0) first. George Beck second. ntii.
mira. Time. l.l IL.
Flfth race four and D. half furongs
label d05. Gardner. 10 u first Aimee
Goodwin second, Pleasantly third. Time.
81.
sixth racc-six furlones Lilly 49, Per
lins. 10 p first Guilty second. Penni-
css third. Time 1.l5