Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-15
TRoT AGAINST TINE.
Fantasy Easily Beats 2:iO, Iakfn6 The
Nile In zoo.
BRIGHTON BEACH EVENTS.
The Talent U.,set In Moro Instances Than
Ons-Other Notes Of Interest TO
Sporting Men.

SAOlNAN, hltfi-' SUy ~ '
rate audience saw a light programme
raced off at the closing of the Grand Cir
cult meeting at Union Park. The only AZ
fractions on the card were the meeting
OF Allx and Nightingale in the free-for-
all and Fantasy's effort against time
Hamiin's great mare started to beat 2:io
and did II handily. trotting the third quar-
ter in 30a. seconds and the last half In
Ice IA. making the mile in 200. the last
est ever trotted by 4-year-oid mare, ana
also the record for this week.
The free-for-all resulted In an easy
victory for the favorite, Alix, though
Nightingale forced her to go the second
heat in 2eSzs. very fast time for the
track and season. The other races were
tame. and won in straight heats.
Trotting-2:4o class. purse .Sco-Six-Sixty'
b. &. by Chimes (Geersl, /. |, L; Monte
Cristo. b. <. Fox), @ 2, 3; Baker, blk: n.
(Sutherland), 3. 3. 2; Altlvo. b. h. ONO
DowelD. 4. 4, 4. Time. 2:2l IA, 2I7 Ia,
and 2lS.
Trotting-to beat 210. special purse
Fantasy, b. m. by Chimes (Geers). Time
by quarters "a IL. % IL, 30 81. and 81 Ut
Pacing -3-year-olds. 2:25 class, purse
$3CO-Rokeby, br. h by Director (McDo"-
elD. l, /, /; Cut Diamond. CHI. h. F1tzpa-
trick. 3, 2. 2; Easter Girl, b. m. CBerry)'
2, 3, 8. Time. 2:27 IL. ZIG, and 2:24 "a.
Trotting -free-for-all, purse N,Co-Alix,
b. IN. by Patronage (McDowelD, i, ], l;
Nightingale. Oh. N. (Geers). :, 2. z. Time,
2l3 IA, 2O9 "a. and zIl ~.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
v,,I,- al. Gid - Of n
In their picklngs here to-day. and the
result is that their pockets are not as
bulky as they were an hour before the
first race. Their first upset was In the re-
suit Of the opening event. in which Harry
AlonZo, the faVorite, was defeated by
Mary s, an to l shot. Florence was
regarded AS having a cinch TO win the
second race. and was backed accordingly,
but Stonenellie. a to 1 choice, managed
to beat her out after a struggle. Another
good thing went wrong in the third race.
the Buffer. an cdds-on favorite. being
easily defeated by Jessie Taral. an TO l
shot, whose previous races had been bad,
but who, 10 the CONSERVATION Of the
talent, made show Of her field to-day.
Chant. a to choice. defeated the favor
ite Arab, in the fifth race. and the sur
prise of the day ended i'm the defeat OF
the favorite in the sixth race by st. Luke.
10 l choice. The only fayorite that
won to-day was Sr Walter, who carried
Off the hOnOrs in the fourth race. defeat
ing Comanche by TWO lengths and raking
in the largest purse OF The day.
First race-mile and a furlong-Mary S.
dlO. Griffin. 10 u wen, Tiny Tom second.
Harry Alonzo third. Time. 1:56.
Second race-siX furlongs-Stonenellie
O01, Simms { to u won, Florence second,
IL. mo
Third race-hve furlongs-Jesse Tar-l
co. Mccain, S 10 y won, King Gold Sc
c0nd Golden Gate third. Time 1(8A.
Fourth race-nile and a sixteenth-Sir
Walter Gl5. Dogsett l to A. won, Co
manche second, Gold Dollar third. Time.
1:fS.a.
Firth race-selling, one mile-Chant G09.
Martin. o. y won. Arab second, Captain
4. third. Time. 1:i2N.
Sixth race-handicap steeplechase. short
course-St. Luke 90. Green, 10 u won.
81. John second, Japonica third. Time.
1864.
MORE RECORD-BREAKIN
CHICAGO. July 14.-Record-b breaking is
almost a common thing at Washington
Park this meeting. To-day. in the Co
lumbus handicap. the Pastfme stable 5
good colt. Henry Young. won in gallop.
| and knocked a second and one-quarter
| OF the record for thirtHen-stxteenths of
| a mile, he covering the distance in Us Is.
| The record was held by Rudolph and
Lorenzo, the former making II In the
same race at Washington Park last year.
This race is one Of the most popular &C
the meeting, and, as $1,000 is hung up,
1t draws out the best horses In the West.
First race-five and a quarter fUriongs-'
! Flying DutChman an, COmber, 10 -
ThCrpn 10 I c.
cond. Tough Timber O0S, Clerico. 100 to
| y third. Time. 1:07 81.
Second race-three quarters of a mile
| Lindolette CS, y. Clayton, 10 to u won,
Lawyer second Voladora third. Time,
| III IL.
Third race-Columbus handicap. for 3
| year-olds and upward, $1,000 added.
| thirteen-slxteenths OF q mile-Ilenry
| Young QOS, A. Clayton, Is to u won. 70
Tamblen d2l, Thorpe, II to to D second.
| Cash Day third. Time, 1:JS l-2.
Fourth race-free handicap 1920 added.
one and one-sixteenth miles-Llnda GO5.
| Thorpe, 5 TO y won, Strathmeath second,
| Prince Carl third. Time, l:f6 IL.
! Fifth race-one mile-Senator lrby OO9,
| Perkins, to 81 won, Flora Thornton Sc
| cond. Loudon third. Time, $40 IL.
Sixth race-three quarters Of mile
| Pop Gray dl3, Leigh. 3 to 81 won, Charmer
second, Ethel Gray third. Time, Iii ii.
MOUND-CITY TRACK.
EAST ST. LOUIS, July 1i-First race =
| three quarters OF mile-Schuyikill won,
| Al Farrow second, Acilojam thijd. Tine,
| 20 81.
Second "a ce--nlne slxteenths 81 Il nile
| Macmillan won, Larry kavanaush So
cond. Queen Faustus third. Time. leo 81.
Third race--five eighths OF n mile-Tom
6. won. Censor second. DOo;or third.
| Time, 100.
Fourth race-handicap, seven sighths OK
| a mile-Experienc won. Yosemite second,
| Roquefort fhird. Tine. 1:Sj.
Firth race-selling. one mile-Bailardine
! won. Ordore second, Mexico third. Time.
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