The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-21
WINNERS ON THE TURF.
IRaH DEFEATS JACK ROSE Al JE-
ROME PACK.

1R1B DEFEATS JACK ROSE Al JE-
ROME PACK.
eocb. Defeats Bsssetiaw and sfonene"'o
I'm tho Third Race Results OF the
Other Events.
New York. Aug. 20. 1884.
NE OF the fea-
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I<SM lures Of to-day
M M racing at Jerome
~ w Park was the
J victory Of Arab
NA at even money
q w IN 4 and he won with
~ ZN~Z ease from Jack
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III 4 gett and Sir
E\I/S1> Dixon closed
IA<Lt n about equal faV-
0XSOi' Orites ana nm
,,haI thIrd and fourth respectively Hall
stone took the lead early In the race, ana
was never headed, although AZ the emu
ValkVrie came very fast ana ilau nSl
run been begun earlier she .'i'5i So, 80
had a chance 90 win, As II WIS, b 5
Showed n great reversal Of form from her
The third race was a good betting CON
test, although Roche was an odds on aav
orite. Merry Monarch was fancle9ai h ~
with Bassetlaw next and Stoneheine, w ne
outsider. Stonenelie led all the way ~ ~
the stretch. and then was QVertahen 80, DI
Roche and Bassetlaw nnlsnine II 5'0N
third. Merry Monarch was fourth ,be
In the fourth race there was one or tue
hest whipping finishes Of the mee'ils.
Belvina was looked upon as SAFE ~ ,sos
out of the maiden class ah1 enc q, ali
well backed She seemed % na'e n.c J'
her own way "a the head Of the stetcm'
when Littleheld got to WORK ON A'on .,.o. IN
and before DOggett knew u Ne $3.50.
az az H,on nv; half a length Summaries;
First race-oue mile. selling.-Arab (Cos-
gett. even first, Jack Rose secohu' O0''
nors third. Time, Li6 ,-
second receive and a half furlong;s.-
HailstOne c. Taylor s 70 J, nrst' NalKE-
RE second. Doggett third: Time, ~ ~,
Third race-mile and a sixteenth'-Koc..n.,e
(Simms to 81 first. Bassetlaw second
StonenelIe third. Time. Isl 81
Fourth race-fve and half turl0ngS..-a
Monotony Hittleheld 20 - Tst belVlha
second, Siberia third. Time, II 5-i' .,t
Fifth race-Tltan course. selllng-AArrmTiin,
tage (Simms. 10 to 3 first, Miss Galop
second. Prlg third Time 1.3.
Sixth racs-siX furlongs. sseiiing.-!M dS
Gyps DOggett. II to - first. Specui,aalt .l on
second. Governor Sheehan third. li'e'
Ill IL.
TIT wTANTrS Al skrAtcGf.
SAPATOGA \ Y August c0-There
was a heavy storm last nisht Wnich l'IV
the track in bad cond ton. and tuls stlle
Of affairs was rendered worse pF -"
cession Of showers that set IN "1uay' ~
the first race Kazan led off, but was
soon passed by Wah Jim. VINO mace w
running up 10 the last furiong. AZ tl5
point Yemen came out with q rush an
a driving race followed Yemen Wlil. e,,,.
by head; Wah Jim was seGohhu' rio ,Tbe
Lengths ahead If Ara ahoe mira. lh'
second event was n selling race lor tWo'
vear-olds filed at the track. Dr. France
was a heavily blcked favonte, gong 20
time IN the running. Pc'rOon, ri IL -
). took the lead al the start ana was 10.
headed throughout. Winning eeS ~ 10y
about half a dozen lengths, me HI,,n
race. a selling event n mie, ntd OH
thran starters Miss DiNa. the toNoile,
Hawthorne and Ba briggan The start
was made I'm "a drenchng ram ana Il
sea of mud. Ba'briggan was urst away,
but held the advantage FOR less man
furIODg when Miss Dixie took up inc
RUNNING and showed the way home win
ming by half a length. Hawthorne was
second, three lengths ahead Of BaiOfis-
gan summaries. ee-
First race~sellirg five and oue-ha'f fur
longs-Yemen Crooks, 20 - nrst wan
Jim second, Arapahoe third' Iliile'
second race-seiing threa-fourths Of a
mile-Picaro0n Crooks, IL 70 % III ST, pI.
France second, Necedah third. Time.
Third race-for two-year-olds. selling
six flrlongs-Urania Griffin. 10 . Hrsi'
1fiss annie (colU second, Glen Lily third.
Fourth race-for threa-year-old and up
wards seven furlongs -Soundmore CLAY
ton. ( TO . first Ed. Kearney second
Skedadde third. Time. 30 NJ r,,,.,.
Filth race-sellng. one wie-Miss Dixie
FIRST. Hawthorne second, Balbrissan
third Time 14l -.
sixth race handicap, for three-yeear-
longs-Pocentate Martin. Z o. % first,
Torchbearcr second, Maid Marian mira.
Time. l:2i IL.