Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
THE RACE COURSE.
a Lively business Done by the BOOK
makers at saratoga.

SARATOGA, y. y. July 5O.-Thcre was
a very good attendance at the track To-
day for Monday. -. NJ Millers mare
Charmion. who was being prepared here
for killing. got the best OF her boy
rider this morning, ana ran away four
miles The twenty-five bOok-makers uld
n lively business on all the races h,lcy
GrannOn, who lost heavily on Frnnkhh
the other day. when the colt ran thlId'
got his money back to-day. lie won
$1,000 on the races. Tough Timber. who
ran third I'm the third race. Is a speedy
western fliy, a half sister 70 Tom TOush'
First iace-selling. Ave furlonss-Ihe
Commoner COS. A. clayton. 10 40 won
Pallidin second, NakipOo thid. Tine
lOi%. go
Second race--one mile-POtentate ul5'
Brooks. to - won. La Miseie secohu'
Gwendolyn third. Time. 1liat.
Third race-sollng. five furlonss-frank-
lin (9s A. Clayton. 3 TO u won, thlei
Justice second The queen third. Time
81. 900
Fifth race-nye furlongs-Fondolln @9'
CLAYTON. 2 to b won. Mist1al second IN
nocent third Time l:clh.
sixth race-One mile and furlong-The
repper u0Sis, Midgley. 1 to p won. liy-
drehad second, Miss Dixie third Time,
90
SCRATCHING EXTRAORDINARY.
BkIGHTON-BEACH RACE-TRACk.
July 3O.-Thc wholesale use OF the blue
pencil to-day went a long way toward
running one Of the best programmes that
have been offered since the meeting be-
gan The scratches were mostly in the
fourth and fifth races. ana in the latter
especially they were felt Stli, the caro-
furnished a good medium Tor speculation.
and winners were not easily picked.
First race-one mile-Nagabond 009.
Ballard. 1 to u won. Tom Finley second.
Billy Boy third. Time. 1;ij.
Second race-one mile-Reln 00J. Clerico,
. to - won. Micmac Queen second, Me
Intre third. Time. 146.
Third race-five furlong Taral
(S5 McLain, . TO p won. Pontlear second.
Little Ella third. Time. l02.
Fourth race-five furlongs-lien Lomond
CS. Reiff II to 100 won. Nick second.
Annie Bishop third. Time, l:0l.
Fifth race-one and one-eighth miles
Laurel GOi. White. to u won, George
Dixon second. ". Il. third Time, LOS.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Robusta Q05.
Doggett. 10 u won, Hardy Fox second,
Jack Rose third
MOUND CITY TRACK.
ST. LOUIS, MO, July 30.-East St.
Louis results:
First race-tve eshths of a mle-Proc-
tor won. Bessie Lee second. Abe Cohen
third Time, 1861.
Second race--three quarters Of mile
Paradise won, Luke Richards second,
May Blossom third. Time, q.
Third race-seven eighths OF mile
Ketchum won, Hart Wallace second. LIZ
zie V. third. Time, 1914.
Fourth race-One milc-Roquefort won.
Vida second The General third. Time,
1884
Firth race-three quarters Of a mile
Dave Zac won, Defy second, Odrey third.
Time, 2li2.
NEW CHICAGO TRACK.
CHICAGO, July 30-To-day was the
opening day at the Harlem track OF the
new Chicago Fair Grounds Association. A
large crowd attended The track is an
excellent one and the grand stand the
finest in the West. Colonel Lewis Nj.
Clark j. presiding judge.
The feature Of to-day's racing was an
owners handicap at one mile IN when
the best handicap horses in the country
were car,ied 10 start. The club is anxious
10 hold record, and offered an additional
500 should 1t be done in the handicap
to-day Six were named, but Alary, lda
Pickwick. and Oakland declined the issue,
and only Sister Mary, Rudolph, and
Imp. Somersault started. Sister Mary was
a slight favorite at to g. and she won
handily. The time was very fast. the
quarter. % "a seconds. the half, ~ IL;
the three quarters, in l13 3-i, and The
mile in / 80 "a.
First race-five furlongs-Dalobard won.
Nobby second, Suspense third. Time,
Los IA.
Second race-selling. one mile and
seventy yards-King Mac Won, Billy Me-
Kenzie second Little Chris. third. Time,
1:l6.
|. Third race-six furlongs-Geraldine won.
Captain Brown second, Outlook third
Time, ! IA.
Fourth race-owners' handicap. one
mile-Sister Mary won. Rudolph second
Imp. Somersault third. Time l:Ss.
Fifth race-fve furiongs-Lily or the
West won, q. T. MOTIFS seconu' LiI%ie Az
third. Time. 49,
sixth race-eight and a half furiongs-
Senator Irby won. Lucky Dog second
Peytonia third. Time. IA IL.
Seventh race--six MISUNDERSTANDING
won. Prince Henry second, Marion q
third. Time. 1:03
AMERICANS FOR THE DERBY.
LONDON. ENGLAND. July @.-The en-
tries for next years Derby show fourteen
American horses. OF which two are from
the Lorillard stables aud nVe from the
Keene stables. August Belmont mas three
entrees, Foxhall keene two, and Coionel
O. III. Payne two. Two OF the keene
stable entries were bred In the United
States. Both Of the Payne and belmont
| entries include sons Of lroquOis.