The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-30


-. 40, ,hc horses could scarcely be
sssesa.t Ns in the last race. and nc
time was taken. -. ...
Tbe entries were unusually numerous,
but the programme contained more 10"
Grade horses than at any previous tme
49,, enc meeting. Starter Rowe had a
80, difficult task in starting the large
6eiis The track was in fine condition.
and the attendance was surprisingly large
In the second Prim fell. and his jockey,
Cox. narrowly escaped injury, numbtI
OF the horses going over him. Prim arose
and finished the race r!derless. In thc
third Sir Knight. the fayOrite. kicked up
ana sent his rder. Griffin, heavily to the
ground. The Jockey however, was nov
hurt badly In the last race Bucephalus
tumbled backward. and Barry, his mount
was badly injured.
The only stake event was the Pansy
stakes. which proved big upset TOT lneI
talent. The Commoncr. an odl-oh 49,.
tie. with Taral up. was not aDle 10 ihisf
better than third. HaVere, a j 10 HL"''
won by head from Prince OF Monaco
pittsburg Phil. pocketed about $3WV by
the victory OF his horse Candeiabra IN lbe
third race. Taral was nncd >-'' ana SCI
down until July 9TH for disObedlence at
the post Summary;
First acknowledgements and upwards
sweepstakes, 800 added. six fur!ongs-Po-
tentate doi, Brooks. . 70 = hrst' Addie
second Nick third. Time, l:lOl-1.
Second race-the Pansy stakes, sweep
stakes for two-year-old foals Of 1892. with
81 80 added six furlongs on the turf
Havere OlS. Penn, y TO - hrst. Prince OF
Monaco second. The Commoncr third
Time rs 3-J.
Third race-for three-year-olds and up
wards handicap, sweepstakes with $,VVV
added: mile and a MISUNDERSTANDING
dO7. Dogcett. 70 u first. Comanche sec
ond. Rolla third. Time As %.
Fourth race-purse $1,000. selling; one
mile-Arab CgS. Penn, 20 81 first, Chatta-
nooga second, Figaro third. Time. la -.
Fifth race-fOr maiden two-year-olds
which have never been placed second or
third. sweepstakes. with 1900 added: half
a mile-Silvie dl5. Penn. 3 20 u frst, Asi-
tator second. Owlet third. Time. IS A..
Sixth race-one mile and a quarter,
Southern Q3l, Nexele. to u first, WOOD
ford second. St. John third. No time
taken on account Of heavy fog.
CASH Day WINS THE oAKwooD.
CHICAGO. June 29.-The lakewood han
dicap. al one and one-eigth miles, worth
g. 100 10 the winner, was the feature OF
to-day Cash Day won. with Kay y SEE
ond and Despot third. Kitty Cleve, AT
10 /. captured the first race. PeiIeas, WHO
has been victorious In his last five starts.
was played heavily at 10 b, but he ran
as thouCh stale finishing seventh. Leigh,
who rode him. was fined so lor iOui
riding. The second race went TO the IA
vorite William r. The fourth was won by
Sfrefhmeath TartaTian. the favOrite. won
the last event. Summary:
First race-purse $1,000, five and hall
furiongs-Kitty Cleve Gl5. Ray, To u
first. Rasper second. Installator third.
Time. :0S IL.
Second race-purse 5000. one mile
William T. dl2 Leigh. to - first, Lake
Shore second. Probasco third. Time
Lac H.
Third race-the lakewood handicap,
81 800 added. one and One-eighth miles
Cash Dad G6,Leigh. Is TO u first. Ray ).
second. Dcspot third. Time. 30 81
Fourth race-purse 1900. selling. one
ane one-eighth miles-Strathmeath 0O5,
Leigh to l0) first, Greenwich second,
The Kitten third Time La IL.
Fifth race-purse $1,000, thIee-fourths OF
a mile-Tartarian ar. Ray. to p first.
Sir Abner second. Ethel third. Time ia.