Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-04
EXCELLENT RACING.
PAMLIcO. THE NORTH CAROLINA
HORSE, WINS HoNoRS At BUFFALO.
The Brighton Beach and Saratoga Events
The Purse -Capturcrs Mt Chicago
and ~. Louis.

people saw some most excellent racing
here this afternoon. Favorites had very
hard day. and three out OF four were
beaten. The greatest interest was CEN
tered in the 2:io trot. Both Lord Clinton
and Ryland T., the original favorites,
were knocked out by Pamlico. The track
was trife heavy, and strong wind
added to the handicap. This just suited
Pamlico. and his staying qualities brought
him through in fine shape.
2:23 class-s-year-olds; purse Ho.coc-Red
Curry. 1, 1, /: Limonero. 2. 2. 3; Express
sive. ), 5. 2. Onoqua, Charling Chimes,
Chide. and Sunup also ran. Time, 2l9 IL,
PIG. 2:l5 i-2
2:25 class-trotting: purse S.Do-Alar.
br. m. by Alcantara, dam Mira Gold
SMITH. /. I. /: Miss McGregor, 6. 8. 2;
Beilona, Q. 2 g. Gretchen. Aunt Delilah.
Strontia, Gabriel. Elsie s, Glycera. ran
also. Time, 21i 3-i, 2l3 3-f, 2:l5 81.
2:i0 class-trQtting: purse s2,oO0-Pamlico,
b. g.. by McAnder dam Birthday (Curtis),
3. 9, 1, /, L; Ryland T.. 1, 1. 7, Z. 2. Night
ingale, 4, /, 6, s. 3. Walter f.. Lord Cln-
ton, Muta Wilkes. and Phoebe Wilkes
also ran. Time. 21o Ii. 2Il IL. sli Ia,
2I2. 2:li l-2.
2:l6 class-pacing: purse s2Wo-Ed.
Easton, b. c., by Chimes, dam Maid OF
Honor (Geers). l, /, 2, s, 2, l; ;. X, =. v l.
|. I. 2: Bullmont, 2. 2. T. 2 ], 8. II. j..
Rockwell, Allie L., Russell b., Dolly
Spanker Jocko. and Ramon also ran.
Time. 2ij IA, 2lS u, 2li IL, zl' 81
2l7 Ii
DISCOMFORT AT BRIGHTON.
BRIGHTON BEACH. August 3.-Thc
heat and humidity to-day caused much
discomfort here, and the track was dry
and dusty. The day was good one 10,
the talent. the first. second, and third
horsos in the first race being backed by
them I, finish in that order In the second
- too the Il st and second choices
were the first under the wire. but In the
,hir1 event the favorite was peater,
0nishing in third place. while the secohi
cboice took the prize The fourth race
aIso wont 10 an outsider. but favorites
ocain won in the fifth and sixth races.
Summary: S,o
First race--selling, seven furlongs-sha-
dow O02. Carter. II to 5) won by TWO
lengths. Saunterer second, RInyon 'h'"'
Time. 1902. ,, s,..
second race-for s-year-olds. selling. SIX
fnrlongs-Solitaire Uo5. Hamilton. TO %
won. Soprano second. Walter RigSs third'
Time, l:l62. ,.,u
ThIrd race-e-year-olds. selling. five FUR
longs-Hanwell QOs. Reln. TO D "of.'
Iessie Taral second, Ella Reed tniru'
Time, l02ia. ,,.,, IN,
Fourth race-one mlle-Our Maggie p"i'
Reirf. 4 to u won. Little Matt seconu'
Tom Lough third. Time, l;Eil.
Fifth race--3-year- -1lds. selnnS' SIX iui
Iongs-Drum Major Gs. Rein to ., won'
Mcintyre second, Busiris th'rd' i''e'
l:i6s,. ,..,,,,
sixth race-selllng, one and one-sixteen'h
mlIes-.Jack Rose OOe. Ballard, 20 % won
Trouble second. W.T. third. Tine, l|o'4'
MATCH POSTPONED.
SARATOGA, n. Y. August 3-Cloudy
weather. a heavy track and nght at
tendance marked the races here To-Day
on account Of the condition or the track
the match race which had been arranged
between Rossmore and Redowac was
nostnoned to a good day and good track.
In only one OF the events dii the itsl
choice win. Summaries:
First race-seling, six furlongs-SenelNi
| Om. Perkins, s to u won. Innocent Sc
| cond. Westpark third. Time, l:l6A.
| Second race Maiden 2-year-olds -four
| and one half furlongs-Favora, colt dVS
| Doggett, TO - won, PhoebuS second
| Rossmar third. Time, .57la.
| Third race-handicap, one mile ana
| sixteenth-Liselg C9l. Clayton, ) to ]
| won. Hume second, SaragoSsa thlru
| Time. l:52.
| Fourth race-3-year-olds, six furiongs-
| Mistral Q07. Doggett, . to u won Arapa
hoe second. Flrt third. Time. l:l7@,
Fifth race--sellng. one mile-Sandownt
! 90. Griffin. 8 to - won, Semper Lex se'
| cond. Skedaddle third. Time. l:i3'5
| sixth race-one mile-Prig do6, Griffin
2 10 u won, Aurelian second. Galilee
third. Time, IA.
| ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
| ST LOUIS. August 3--First race-thre'
| quarters OF 4 mile-Liberty beue won
| Nav Bliss second. Turk third. Time. III
| second race-three quarters Of a mile
| ". T.. Ellis won. | Defy second, PodiSa
| third Time, l:20 IL.
| Third race-thirteen siNeenths or
| mile--Granite won Joe Courtney second
| Langtry third. Time, l3S.
| Fourth race-one mile-ketchum won
| The General second, Iiaroldine thlrd
| Time, l:i9.
Fifth race--three quarters or Hli"
| San Bias wou Bsllardine second, fose
| mite third Time, l.l9 3-i.
WINDY CITY TRACK
| CHICAGO. August 3.-Five races were
| won by favorites at Harlem to-day, ant
| with the Uasty stables good thing. Mon
| tana, the ring had a hard day.
First race-One mile-Alcenor won, Sil
| Lisbon second, Fiction third. Time, Ia
| Second race-fve eighths OF mile
| Repeater won, Mona second, Boon X
| third Time. ] 02 81.
| Third race-selling, three quarters o
| n mle-Montana won, Outlook second
| Melanie third. Time, i:i6.
| Fourth race-three quarters OF mile
| Alary won, SomersauIt second, Flatter!
| third. Time. l:i5.
| Fifth race-five eighths Of mlie-Nobb'
| won, Katie q. second, Bob Tucker third
1 Time. lOi.
Sixth race--One mile-Prince Henry won
| Get-There second. Chimes third. Time
| l42.