The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
SIT SUCH sTIFF PACE
That GlenmOync Raised Old Kingston Al
mnht OF His Feet.

RACE TRACK. JEROME PARK. y.
y, Aug. s.-Ths was the first days meet
here The course was the scene Of
equine struggles The weather was fair,
the attendance large and the track was
in trst-class condition.
The card was a good one, and some
good sport was INDUCED in Glenmoyne
was the favorite among the four starters
In the first race, and when the word was
given. set such a stiff pace that it almost
raced old Kingston OF his feet, winning
IN the fast time Of l:OVi, which Is one
OF the fastest races at the distance,
ever run Oh This track. The fourth
race was a farce, Don Alonzo. at two
pounds below the scale, frightening nine
horses out Of toe handicap Summaries:
First race-five furlongs.-Glenmoyn
Q@, Hamilton, 10 to 20l hrst by two
lengths, Kingston second, Berwn third.
Time. 100 81.
Second race-one mile and a sixteenth
Arab Q06. Hamilton, 10 81 first by a
length, Roller second, W. Il. third Time
l:53.
Third race-dve furlongs.-Owlet Ool
Hamilton, to - first by a neck. Rose
wood second. Hailstone third. Tire l:J2.
Fourth race-one mile ana a furlOng.-
Don Alonzo O20, Sims. ! 10 lW first by
neck, Jordan second Time l.5S IA
Fifth race-iiye furlOnss.-1he Coon Ql3
Doggett. to lO first by half a length,
Mosquito second, King Cold third. Time.
1902 II.
Sixth race-Tltan course, about fourteen
hundred yards-Trevelyan Ql2. Littlefield,
to u first by length and half. Halton
second, Pochino third. Time, l.2j Ii.
THE BUFFALO EVENTS.
BUFFALO, Aug S.-A driZzling rain,
which began early in the afternoon,
transformed the track into a sticky
cycle. and after two races had been de
a COS NGtf haT
Of the two events decided furnished any
thing sensational StarpleX, by Duplex,
won the 2:lS pace In straight heats, a
different one trying TO force the stallion
in the first heat, and fell short by
couple OF lengths Maud =. was the next
one to go after Starplex, but she tired
In the straight and died away near the
distance, after having led until this
point. Harry Victor went at the favorlte
In the final heat, but Geers could not
make him show In front under the wire.
Cocoon, by Cyclone, was the favorite
in the 2:2i trot. but in Arena, by Alcan-
tara she more than found her match.
Idrectum the stallion champion, was
driven a mile in 200 "a. Hickok took the
black meteor the first quarter in 80 81
seconds, reached the half in 1906 1-2. and
occupied only 50 seconds In going the
third quarter. :36 l-2 being the time.
Coming home, the stallion tired in the
stretch. and completed the mile in 2:O9 81.
he was accompanied by runner
To-morrow's card includes the free-for- |
all trot the Observation-Disclosures
special with two mile heats. best two
in three. the 2:l9 trot the three-year-old |
pace, and an exhibition mile by Fam |
tasy eos Sd. Summaries:
2:lS class-pacing,. purse 81, 5O0-Starplex |
%. s.. by Duplex. dam Red PILOT ], !, !. |
Maud Il. gr m. 4. 2. T.
Harry Victor blk. s., 9. s. q
Jo-He Forest, 2, Q, s.
Ferndale. 3. 4. 5.
Little Pit, 8. 3, 3.
Carrie onward, s. 3. 8.
Dalgetty. 7. 8, Z.
T. n. Bud, ], 7. 8.
Merrimark. 8, dis.
Time. 2l2 81, 2a2 IL. bib IL.