The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-05

~ ~ sport highly in
| w A.I\iET teresting.
nl G5Jcx5N rTi al ste a<ss'
| ~ valued at $4,000.
YA t<=-r=S was the hi race
49, Sa5i1--a-f on the card II
was won easily by Gideon and Days
Walter. Garrison UP. ConnoisseUr got
| the pace handy from Monaco, an out
slider. in the betting. Favorites captur-
ed FIVE Of the seven events. Mr.. Jingie,
a 20 TO !. and st. John. at 10 l, were
| the only horses that won against whom
| a Ions price was laid.
| The race between Sir Walter and Ban
| auet was very exciting, the lite son OF
| Midlothian winning a Drillant race py
| a length. Summarizes:
At the conclusion of the races to-day
| Mr.. j. II. keene made FORMAL com
| paint to the stewards against Starter
| Rove Mr. Keene claims that Rowe
had the other horses break while Walter
with Garrison up, was headed the other
way. Mr.. Kccne was satisfied with the way
his own horse. Sir Galahad, rad got oil,
but he claims that all the other candi-
dates were unjustiy discriminated against
by the starter. Mr.. Rowe claims that
Walter broke with the others every
time but many who were present state
that this Is untrue. II was the general
opinion about the track that this Is the
beginning Of the end Of Starter Rowe.
The stewards promised to take the mat
ter under consideration.
First race-for three year ODDS and
upward. mile and a hall on turf-St
Michael. QS. Taral, 10 y first. Long
Beach second. Chief justice third Time
Second race-for two year olds. nom
winners OF three or more races. five
furlongs-Cesarion 90, Doggett I to l0)
first. Sllyle second. Jessie Taral third
Time. :03.
Third race-for three year ODDS, mile
and an eighth-Mr. Jingle COS. Griffin
% TO u first Nahma second. Peace
maker third. Time, l:5i 3d.
wards mile and a quarter-Sir Walter
Oh. Doggett, to - won by length;
Banquet second. Roche third. Time,
2:07 IS.
Firth race-Great Trial stakes. futurity
course-Wa' tier az. Garrison, Z 10 -
first. ConnOisseur second, Monaco third.
sixth race-for three year olds and
upwards, non winners during the meet
ing. one mile-Tom Skdmorc ca. Griffin,
2 to d. won by half "A length; Daily
American second, Chattanooga thiro.
Seventh race-Great independence Stee-
plechase, fun steeplechase course-St
JOHN O5S. Billings, to d., won by
length WestmOreland second. GlenfalloA
third. Time SILL
COOP s'oRr 1T BRIGHTON.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
July fully 1900 people ATTENDED the
races here this afternoon. Biz heids con-
rested in each Of the races. and very good
snort was witnessed. The surprise OF the
day was the victory OF Pont Lar, " ~
/ shot. in the fourth race. summary
FIRST race-hVe-eighths of mile.-NlcK
first. Walcott second, Robin Hood third.
Time 102 d..
Major General second; Potentate thiru'
Third I'f race-short course. steeplechase.-
Iron Duke first The Duffer second Rover
.s,I fft,,o 10
''' Fourth 81 rae race-one mie-Pont Lear first,
Tinge second, King Gold third. Time
p FIFTH IN race-one mile.-sir Knight first,
birmingham second, Vesubule third.
Sixth race-mile and furlong,-Tiny
Tim first, w. b. second Blue Garter thir1'
Seventh race-one mile.-Ferrier first.
| Annie Bishop second, Charade third.
| Time. Ia.
sANTA'ASITA WINS AGAIN.
CHICAGO. July 4-Seven large ana
well balanced races. including the sherI-
| dan stakes, brought out an enormous
| crowd to the Washington Park races,
| fully 5000 people being present when the
! horses were called to the post for the
| first race. The appearance OF the western
| pride. 70 Tambien, and the sheridan
| Stakes were the features OF the daY.
F'irse race-fve-eighths mile-Rasper oil
| Cassin. 70 p first, sun Up second over
Ella third. Time, l;O2
Second race-one and one-eighth mile
purse $l0)0-Yo Tambien Ql4 thorpe
| 10 81 first, Cleaning second, Lake Shore
Third race-purse $1,000. one mile-Gun-
wad Q0, FISHER. 3 to y first, 1lprecanOe
second. Little Walter third. Time, LAP Il
| Fourth race-the Sheridan stakes. sou
added. one and one-fourth mile-Key ~
Santa Anita O27 Nankuren, TO % first
Prince Carl second, Peytonia third. Time
! 2:0S ii.
Fifth race-three-fourths mle-Pat O06
Thorpe, Is TO u first, Promenade second,
Uncle Luke third. Time. lis.
| Sixth race-purse $1,000, one mile-Eg-
bert GC7. a. Clayton, s to . frst, The
Kitten second. Marcel third. Time, AZ ii
Seventh race-three-fourths mile-Geral-
dine Ql2 Perkins. 10 u first. Lulu T.
| second Pedestrian third. Time, ia L.
THE RESULTS AT MADISON.
ST. LOUIS. July THE races at Madi-
son to-day resulted as follows
First race-swing, five and half fur
| longs Where first. Fire second, L DEFY
third. Time l97 81.
Second race-selling. five furlongs.-
Western Star FIRST, Bravourina second,
Ivanhoe third. Time. 10 81.
Third race-fve and a half furlongs--
Harry NJ first. Al Farrow second Bor-
| derer third. Time, l13 "a.
Fourth race-sellng, four and a hall
| furlongs.-Courtney first, Republic second,
| Eli third Time 80.
| Fifth race-sellng, five furlongs.-Mon-
soon first. Censor second, jim Lamb
| third. Time. los.
THE WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS, July 4-The results at East
| St Louis to-day were as follows:
First race-three-q quarters OF mile, SELL
| ing-Mile first. Secta second, San Bias
third Time. 1:22
I Second race-half mile.-Maud Mcmillan
| first. Blue Bonnet second, Agnes l. thlrd.
| Time. 3. IL
| Third receive furlongs.-Lady Lester
first, Podiga second. one Dime third.
Time. LOO.
Fourth race-thirteen- sixteentns OF
| mile.-W. T. Ellis first. Baiiardine second,
| frankie ID. third. Time. ! :2S l-2.