Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
The TALENT IS SAD.
Sir Excess and Yo Tambien Defeated at
Shecpshcnd BAY Yesterday.

SHEEpSHEAD BAY. September S.-rhe
attendance here to-day was very large
fully IL. 90 persons being present, and as
the card was an exceptional one, some
good racing was witnessed. The defeat
Of Sir Excess in the third race was
sore disappointment to the talent. He
ran IA if decidedly short Of work. He
was compelled TO strike his colors 10
Patriclan and Senator Grady. 70 Tam
blen's defeat was another sad blow 10
the talent. as she was beaten out by
John Cooper and SaragOssa. Like Sir tx
cess she was an odds-on favOrit"
Domino and Clifford will meet in a race
for Il mile at weight for age on Thursday.
The Concy-Island Jockey Club agrees TO
add 5000. II il expected that this race
viii prove the turf sensation OF the year.
Both are 10 start. and the track to be
dry.
The following are the results OF to-day's
races.
First race-nve Observation-Disclosures
Ooi Hamilton, EVEN won, Magnetism
CcolD second. Roundelay third. Time,
lOO 3d.
Second race-the Flatbush Stakes for
2-ycar-olds. seven longs-Lissak Qlo,
Dorgctt. , 10 u won. Gotham second,
Monaco third. Time LOO
Third race-one mile-Patrician O22,
Simms. % y won. Senator Grady Sc
ooud. Sir Excess third. Time, 1:42 rs.
Fourth race-one and one-quarter
miles-John Copper DOS. Doggett. II to 81
won. SaraEossa second, No Tambien
third Time, 2:07 So
Firth race-onc mile-BuclTene COS.
Rciff . To u won. Adelbert second, Mr..
Sass third Time, Ia 49,
sixth race-tWo miles on the turf-Iiar-
IS Alonzo on, Delehanty, 10 10 u won,
Assignee second, Lightioot third. Time,
3.33
Seventh race-onc mile on the turf
Live oak 90, Simms. TO 1W won, Jack
Rose second, Weinberg third. Time,
1.4i 80.
THE LATONfA RACES.
CINCINNATI. O., September "a large
crowd visited Latonia this afternoon. and
the twenty bookmakers were insufficient
e. handle all the money offered. There
were seven very ordinary races on the
card. and the favorites went down in
the first three and won the last four. SUM
mari3s:
FIRST race-selling. seven furlongs-
Harry L. d0iD won. Volt second, Master
Fred third Time. l:z'a.
Second race-mile and one-siNteenth-
Dominion Q0nohue, to u won. Adam
second. Saudoyal third. Time, 1902.
Third race-selling, nine furlongs-Eli
OOf. A. Graham. 10 - won. Clementine
second. Remorse third Time, 1856.
Fourth race-one mile. L. y. po.'
Perkins. 10 % won, Lindolette secohd'
Zeophle third. Time, 1:42
Fifth race-fiye furlongs-Nenice ulo'
r. Williams. TO - won. Aimee Goodwin
second. Fabia third. Time l:WA
sixth race-sellng. seven furlongs-ln-
terror QO7 Freeman, 8 to - won, Alto
June second, Little Miss third Ilne'
1904. co,.
seventh receive furlongs-La Creole
Oo5 Elrod. 5 10 % won. Leailet second
Tolache third. Time 1904.
MARY BEST TAKES THE FLEET
WOOD
NEW YORK. September S.-The New
York trotting meeting IN the Grand CIR
emit opened to-day at Fleetwood PARK
with fine weather. a good track, ana
crowd OF over four thousand spectators
While the programme was not especially
attractive. some fast harness racing re-
sultec ~. ..,,.s.
2.D class. trotting-New YORK purse
e. OoO-T0mah. l. i, !; Nomad 2 = - AZ
montine, (. G, 2; Sidney smith zap
Macy. Rob Roy, Jim Nutwood, Johh
cody. and Princess Orion. Iiine' -'i' -
2l6l-2, and 2l5 IL.
2IS class, pacing-purse N'oV-E' "
ravlor. /. /. /: Amelia. 2. 3. 4; Ferndale
nsieetty Highland. Judge Sterling Berk-
shtre courier. Tirtop, and Highland Las
sic Time. 2l7. 21s. and 2l5 IA.
2:2o class, trotting-Fleetwood puh.e
81 0O-.Mary Best l. /, /; Dodgeville 2 q 81
Sirontia. Z. T. 2; Longhran w. Gretchan'
Colonel Dickey, Amboy. and Aunt Deh-
Iah Time. 2l5 2-5. ga ga. and 2AS IL
Special purse for 2;2o class trott ing
under saddle-two in' three-Catherine
Tavburn. /, /: Governor stanford z. q
Chester Everett. 8. 8; Paschei' T. =. Iiine'
POP 10 and 2.25 IL