Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-29
THESPORTING WORLD
An Interesting End Of The Cleveland
Pacing and TrOttine.
SARATOGA And BRIGHTON BEACH.
7rbc Talent Given More Than One Rude
Shock at the Former Point
Tracks Fast

CLEVELAND. O., July 2s.-Two post
poned races were pulled off the last day
Of the Grand Circuit meeting to-day ana
one Of them. the 21O pace was the most
intensely interesting event OF the entire
meeting. Onlne was almost prohiD'-
tive fayorite, and after he had won Two
straight heats was barred In the betting
Then Dickerson with Reflector took
heat. and Geers pulled up TO third from
ninth position. The leaders were pretty
we'll pumped out. and Geers. who had
been taking things easy, pushed MOON
stone TO the front for the next three
heats. IL was a beautiful race, and the
first three heats were paced In fast time.
In the 2l5 trot NJ. Salsbury's Azote
WAS barred In the betting, and won as
he pleased.
The meeting just ended was the most
successful IN the history Of the Glen
Vile track.
First race-2Io class, pacing. purse
Oc-Moon.tone. blk m. by Mambrino
King Oieers). Q. 9. 3. |, /. /: Online br. s.,
By Shareland Onward chandler. !. ], 2,
3. .. s: Reflector. b. s.. by Duplex Dick
Paul. Vitello. Jack Bowers. Lucille H.,
Atlantic King. and Zeal also ran. Time,
207 IL. 2.O71-i. 207 ga, 2:o9 II, 2Il,
2.ll 3d.
Second race-215 class. trotting. purse
S2.cco-Azote, b. e.. by Whyos CMcDowelD,
l. |. !; ora Wilkes. blk. T., By Sable
Wilkes Goldsmith. II. p 2; Miss Ida,
b. m. by King Clay (KetchamD. 2, 10, 4.
Prince Herchel Dandy Jim, Ryswood.
Courier Jennie X. Maby Shadeland, Del
monia. and Alineial also ran. Time.
III IL, 212, 2:10.
THE SPRINGS.
SARATOGA. y. Y, July 28-The
weather conditions We're favorable fol-
the races here to-day. The track was
fast The talent was knocked endwise
by the winning OF Balbriggan, in the
fourth, who had the tremendous odds OF
go to / against him. But this. though the
heaviest, was not the only rude shock
the talent received. as FondOlice in the
first. Clifford in the second. and Lehman
in the fourth. all heavily back. were
beaten. The fifth was taken by Sara
gossa, a 10-tO-1 shot.
First receive furlongs-Robin Hood
GO. Donohue 3 to u won. Fondolne Sc
con1. Tormentor third Time. 1.0l.
Second race-handicap, six and a half
rurlongs-Merry Monarch OH. Griffin, 4
to y won. Clifford second, Prig third.
Time. I :2)N
Third race-the Hurricane stud stakes.
for 2-year-olds. Ave furlongs-Prince Of
Monaco di5, Taral. Y to 81 won. sadie
second. Sweden third. Time. 10lH.
Fourth race-seling. seven furlongs-
Balbriggan 10O, J. Macy, 20 20 II won,
Figaro second, Mary 5. third. Time,
I2iaa.
Fifth race-mlle and one-siXteenth- Sa-
ragossa C07, Reagan. i to y won by a
length and a half. George Beck second,
Mr.. Jingle third. Time, las.
by length and half George Peck Sc
cond, Mr. Jingle third. Time, lab
Sixth race-fvs furlongs-Correction on,
Taral I 10 y won. Modericre second.
Brghtmore third. Time 1:ol.
Seventh raCe--handicap hurdle stakes.
two miles. over eight hurlles-Southerne
QH Neach. to u won. Ballarat second,
Tom Flynn third. Time. 1858.
THE BEACH
NEW YORK. July 2s.-Another swelter-
ing day was experienced by those who
attended the races at Brighton Beach to-
day. Although n thunderstorm came W
before the third race WAS started, It's
stay was so brief that the fall in the
temperature was Of short duration, and
served only TO emphasize the recurrence
Of the intense heat. The attendance was
augmented by many persons who were en-
joying the Saturday half-holiday, and
considerable betting was INDUCED in.
The card presented no unusual features
but the entries were rather fairly
balanced, and the contents were generally
interesting. The track was in splendid
condition, the rainfall doing no more than
lay the dust.
First race-seven furlongs-Robusta 003
Ballard, TO y won. Museum second,
Plenty third. Time 1870 81
Second race-lve furlong5-Lord Hawk
stone Q14. Hamilton. g. to - won. Halt
Mine second, Hartford third. Time, .03 Ia
Third race-six furongs-lianwell 0l3
ReiT u TO 81 won, True Penny second
Golden Gate third. Time, III.
Fourth race-mile and "A quarter-Herald
QOj. Hamilton, @ to - won, kildeer Sc
cond. Jod third. Time. 2:o9 IL.
Fifth race-selliRg. seven furlonGs-
Hardy Fox Ql3, McGlone, 10 TO u won
Marshall second, Marguerite third. Time
:2S II.
sixth race-handicap. steeplechase. full
course-St. Anthony az, Chandler, TO l.
won. Rodman second, Fliphap third
Time, 500 Ii
MOUND-CITY TRACK.
EAST ST LOUIS, July pa card OF
FIVE races, wen filled, drew the largest
crowd Of the meeting. The finishes were
all stubbornly contested.
First race-five ei9hths OF a mile
Prince Peyton won. Herndon second
Ketchum third. Time. 1903 IA.
Second race-half a mile-Mollie King
won. Ambush second, Storekeeper third.
Time. 80 IA.
Third racc-three quarters Of a mile
w L. Ellis won, Jardine second, Podiga
third. Time. 1:2l.
Fourth race nine sixteenths Of a mile
Censor won, Tom 5. second Ray third.
Time. 50.
Fifth race-three quarters Of mile
Donohue won, Niga second, Frank G. ID.
third. Time, Ia.
HAWTHORNE.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-Four favorites won
at Hawthorne to-day.
First race-nine siXteenths Of a mile
Rasper Q6. Thorpe. 20 to y won, install
lator second, Diggs third. Time, 81.
Second race-three quarters OF a mile
Senator 1rby Ql3. Leigh 20 y won,
Alary second, Sister Mary third. Time,
fI5 Ia.
Third race-one mile-IMcky Dog 49, F.
Carr 2 I-2 to y won, Eyanatus second
Pretender third. Time. 1l6 H.
Fourth race-three quarters Of mile
Captain Rees Q0l. Weber. 1-2 10 y won.
Alena second, Pretender third. Time,
l:l6 II.
Fifth race-seven eighths Of a mile
Hampton Ql0. Thorpe, 2 1-2 to. won,
Professor s. second, The Rock third.
Time, 1:3l ii.
Sixth race-nine siXteenths OF mile
Dick Behan Q0G. c. Weber. IL TO 81 won,
Buck Knight second, Cora third. Time,
lI7 10.
Seventh race-three quarters OF mile
Caroline Hamilton S7. Roden, to ID won.
Boise second, Mokihi third. no time
taken.
BILL MAODEN'S TOURNEY.