The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-17
THE NEW CHICAGO MEET
VIA LIVELY DAT WITH TWO
HxYDICAPs As FEATURES.
lockwood Won In the Hottest kind OF
Drive by scant Lengtb-senator Iroy
Second Choicc-Oihcr TraekA

CHICAOc LII, hub' w. h'' Va" -
liyeliest day OF the new meeting. Inc
club offered an excellent programme. and
a big crowd attended. Two handicaps
were the features, one Tor t"O-yeal-
olds at six furlOngs, and the other an
owners handicap, at one mile. -.
Some OF the best handicappers IN he
country started in to-day's event. ana u
furnishel an excellent contest OakwOod
winning I'm the hottest Kind OF q drlVe ny
a scant half-length. Ida Pickwlck was
the favOrite, at I to ), with Senator lloy
second choice, backed from down
some OF the best two-year-olds in the
West faced and started in the "econd,
handicap AT six furlongs, and il was the
best race Of the day, Montery was the
first. with some 10 spare. ln5tallair beat
Rasper the same distance for the place.
Summarizes
First race-three-fourths Of a mile,
Alto June first. Florence Dickey second,
Dant0n third Time. il5 IL.
Second race-throe-fOurths Of n mile
Monterey first. InstallatOr second. kasper
third. Time. ia "a.
Third race-sellng. one mile and twenty
yards-Chisweii first. WolSey second ZEN
nyrOyal third Time, l:2 II.
Fourth race-One mile-DakWOOd ilrSt,
Ida Pickwick second. senator Irby third.
Time. 1:59 81.
JRrOs'r PARK RrsvfTs.
RACE TRACK. JEROME PARK. y. Y.
August 1G.-Thcre was q good atten lance
at the race track here to-day. and. as the
fields were a little larger than they have
been lately. some good sport was INDUCED
in and some hot finishes witnessed.
owing TO a heavy rainfall last night the
track was rather heavy to-day, and fast
time was not anticipated. one of the
most exciting finishes ever seen hfre look
place IN the second race between TlnSe
and Ella Reed. Ella Reed forged 10 the
front in the last few strides and won a
good race by a short head. Little Mat
carried OFF the honors In the fourth race
by beating Live OAK. There was another
close finish in the last race. I'm which
Jodan, Jack Rose ana Hazel Hatch ran
almost neck and neck down the nome
stretch. but Jack Rose spurted and cap
tured the race by nose. Summaries:
First race-th ree-year-Oids and up
wards. six furlongs-Harrington do2.
Hardy Fox third. Time. LII II.
Second race--for two-ycar-olds, selling,
six furlongs-Eila Reed 00D. Carter, 6 10
y first Tlnge second, Cockade third.
Time 1913.
Third race-for -year-olds, about
LOO yards Bandit GlO, Simms. to .
erst. Nghtfoot second Rebecca ROwett
Qlly) third Time. :23 IL
Fourth race-for three year-olds. sell
ing. one mile and slXteenth-Little
Matt ll0, Carter. 9 to > first, Live oak
second George Diedon third. Time,
50 IL.
one-half mie-Gorman COS, Simms, TO
- first Expectation Miyl second, En-
glish Lass getting third. Time, 81.
Sixth race-for threeyear- and up
Rose Gl2. Hamilton, ( 10 u first, Jordan
second Hazel Hatch third. Time, 200 Il.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA y. Y. Aug. 1.-THE fol-
lowing are the results OF tO-day's races
here:
First race-purse 500, for maiden two
year-olds. selling, five and half fur
first, Hollywood second, Doorga third.
Second roce-purse 500. handicap, mile
and a furlong; -Faraday at Martin,
30 y FIRST, Victorious second, Lehman
Tbird rac ace he bankers stakes. for
twO-year-olds, value Sl.50p, five turiongs.-
Franklin 90 Griffin. : TO l0l first Plea
room second, Flash third. Time, l'o2ll-
F5urth race-the Albany stakes, Tor
all ages guaranteed value $3.50 SIX
furlOngs.-Cllford first. Appomattox sec
ond. Maid Marion Third. Time, 1874.
Fifth race-fve furlongs.-Lord Harry
90. Lendrun. 10 so y first Wornbers
second. Chattanooga third Time, l"I"i.
ROCHESTER RACES.
ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Aug. iG.-Folow
ing are to-day's lrand circuit summaries.
Two tWenty-one class-trOttins. purse.
Pittsfeid. Mass. by Don carlos Dodge
|. ]. i: SacrantOue Belle. >, .. D. Heir
at Law. Q. 3. .. Time, 2l5 ~, 2l5 IT,
2:15 T.
Two tweuty-three class-pacing, purse
Sl.5O0-Clay HOntas. ch G., smith and
Gummett. Watkins. New York. by Poca-
hontas Boy. dam Susan. by Buckey's
Henry clay BEAVER 3. 3, !, J. l; FL
Easton ,, ]. 3. .. ., Lucille H.. J. J.. =.
2. g. Time, 2I2 "a, ZIP 10, 2:l5 l-2,2I2 H.
2:1& 81
TERRE HAUTE. IND, AUGUST lf.-
Threo.yoar. olds ana under-2.20 class.
trot,ing T.rse $500 Expressive (ch f..
by FIectionCer. dam Esther. by Express.
Mcdowell. ]. !. !, MayncWeT, = =. 3.
Charmer /. s, 2. Red Pointer ana Sidney
Maid Time 2.16 3-4. Pa Il. 2:22.
heats i'm three-Dlrectly DIX c.. by III
rect. Mcdowell. !. ]; Theodore shelton.
?. 2; Princess Euialia, B. = Judge Hurt
Tcrre Haute Brewing Compauy's purse
iFatchen DIX. h., by Paichen wilkes
dam Josie Young. Jack Currie). /, 1, /;
Rubcnsteln. O. ,. .. ~ ~ b., 3. 3, 3. Ali.
Coleridge, or. Nora, Nydia Time
Terre Haute purse for foals Of lsal-
Nellie 4. ID. T.. by Wilkes Boy dam
Wilksle s. by Robert McGregor, Hud-
SOM. g. !. j. 2 !. l; Cclaya, l. /, 3. 3. I. g.
Axinite; . 2 ?, h. p. Van Lear. Dire,cc-
2J6l-i. 2I7 ID 2:2O ~ 2IS1-4.
racers-eiigibie to 2.l0 class. purse 5000
John K Gentry ID. s., by Ashland
Wilkes, dam Dame Wood, by Wedge
Wood. .McI,ienryl,. 1, l. /; Reflector .,
Atlantic King. Time. 2Io 81. 2Io.
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