The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-23
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apaiiflrd-Other Race

RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK, y. J.,
Aug. "A good programme was present.
ed here to-day. and one Of the largest
crowds that had yet attended the meet
ing VAS witnessed. Nalkyrte, the cNc II
money favorite. finished in the ruck IN the
first race, while Ettarre, who was packed
flOm - 10 ! 10 10 10 J. gall0ped nome an
easy winner by Is length and h1ll. IN
the second race Governor Sheehan, VINO
went 10 the post at 10 !, Won by
neck.
In the first match race OF the day. the
fourth event, POchinO won as he plcdSed
Dv Two lengths. The sixth race was re
,tuced by the blue pencil to Onc-slded
matcn between Connors and Bandit. Ban
dit at the outset made pace 10 SUIT MN
self, and won ngntng for his head Inc
next race. the last number on the cara
was the event OF The DAY, the mdtch ne
tween StOneEcll AM Glenmoyne. BON
opeIed OF . to 10 In the betting. but
the most money went on Glenmoyhe ana
he went to the post the favorlte. winning
easily by a length and a half IN me lAst
time OF 1888 After the race when the
Jockeys weighed I'm. 1t was found MAJ
Hamilton was two f, ana c6ns iri, ' the
stewards ordered Stonenells number run
up as the winner. Summaries:
FIRST race-1Or Inn. .o-ycti- oi|a'
nve and a half urlongs -Ettarre, C9. Dog
gett. 10 to u first Emma second, cora
third. Time. III.
second race-for three-year-olds and up
wards. the Titan course Governor Shet-
han 600, Tribe. 8 to y first Speculation
second potentate third. Time, l.4 "a.
Third race-for two-year- ODDS, selling
1--WE and a half furiongs-haIry Reed ple,
Simns 10 - won by length, llnBe
second. Lodi third. Time. lilo.
Fourth race match race, Titan course
Pochino 0N, Hamilton, Z 10 y won by
two lengths. Armitage second. Time, IL
Fifth race-for three-year,olqS a ana up
wards. Titan Blackhawk dw. H.
poggett. 3 to y first. Harry AloHzo Sec
ond Solitaire. third. Time, 10.
sixth race-selling one ana ohe-SiN-
toenth miics-ijanait HNI hoSgFd } To- p)
first. Connors second. Time. 1853 IT.
Seventh race--match race, sN iuiiohsS
Glenmoyne. dl0 Hamilton. 10 - won by
a length ana 4 haif. but was diS1oah-
fed on account of being short of weight,
and StoncneU Nl5. Simms. ovcn) was de-
clarel the winner Gcnmoync's time
lis 81.
SLOW TRACK AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. %. The track was
slow to-day. From racing point OF
view the day WAS an undressing one as
whole Eight horses faced the nag III
the second race. dash Of five fur
longs. and Fleischmann's promenade wa
n hot faVorfie and an easy winner hN
ten lengths. Leigh and Rose urania
was the heaviest backed fer the hVe
and a half furlong dash. which brought
out n field Of six Youngsters, but She
WAS defeated 10y Peppers Pepper, a sec
ond choice The fourth race, dash OF
five furlongs brought out 1--WE maiden
Two wear olds. Seagram's Rossmar was
first choice. and carried out the hopes "I
his hackers in Winning by iour 'ehstns.
ONT Of "A field of seven BlaktlNS BiSsaniO
had the call I'm the betting for the hurdle
go md proved an easy winner Dy
t,vo lengths JapOnica, Marcus, ana
Thly's fell at the third hurdle, and
MoXley. the rider Of Japoni a, was IN
{Ir@d Summaries;
J',rI 49, for three-veor-OldS one
uile-Rev III Santa Anita as, Reagan.
b To y first. Lake, Chore second EaiI!ee
third. i1me, "a. -, e,
Promenade on. Perkins. to y first, Tus-
oarora second. Bluegarier third. Time
i29 80
a half furlongs Pepper OO3, Perkins,
II 70 % first. Crania second, Campanid
third Time. 40.
Fourth race selling. five furlongs-
Rossmar OW Ballard to 81 first. Door
"a second. Enchanter third. Time. Lot
Fifth race-for three-Year- Olds. selling
seven furlongs- R.ghtmore ia, Brooks
TO % first. Innocent second. Dauntless
third Time 20 - (Onlv three starters
Sixth race-one mile and sixteenth
over six hurdles Bassanio OA. Biakely
10 - first. Noodford second. Brummen
third. Time. SOP II
GRAND CIRCUIT SHIPPERS.
POCGHKEEPSIE. y. Y, Aug. 22-The
EIdNu circuit races mere to-udS itS"ittu
as follows
Two-twenty mine cIass-pacng. purse
5000 Diminished from yesterday
Despair. gr. m. by King Faro. dam un-
known (Stew8rU. =. ]. l, /; Ella Eddy. l.
2 o. t.. Highland H. 3. .. g. .; Judge Ster-
ling. GuessWork \ancott berkshire Cou-
rier also ran. Time. 212. 213 IL. 2li, 2.l3.
Two-nineteen eIass-trottng. purse 81
Oo0-Cephas. b. g.. 10y cyril. dam 10y Mel
lie Matchless OemoresD. 9. >, /. !, ].
DodgcVllc |. /. 4. 3. 3. Soudan. g. 3. 3, 4.
4. Greyheid. Machado. Captain Cobridge.
Nellie Howard Daylight, Vera. Cathe-
rinc Leyburn, Ruby. Story's clay Mar
gueTite Raven Wilkes. Alice Wilkes also
ran. Time, 2l7 IL, 2l5 Ia. 2l6l-i, 2I7
2l53-i
TwO-fourteen class pacing. purse ST.
O0.-Nellie f. b. m. lay Anteros, dam by
Charlie Henrietta Curry. ?. 2. ], ]. ]: H.
8 Rockwell, J. 1, ?. 4. 3; Foggy. (, l. 3, =:
Smith also ran. Time. 2l61-l. 212l-2
2lS IL. 213l- 2143-4.
Two-twenty-hve class-trottng, purse
S"9.-Dudiey 0icott en-. H.. by Albert.
dam by PascOra Haywood (NOble). /, g.
J. l. Carlton Chief, 4. /, ? 2: Nutshell, 2.
3, 4; Little Frank. Jessie Clark also ran
Time. ZlSl-i, 2:2l Il. 2.23. 2ISl-4.