The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-04

long and a half had been covered, Dut
was almost Immediately passed. by Ami
settle. the favorite. AS the horses swung
into the stretch DOggett began to ride
California hard, and gradually wore down
the lead the favorlte had attained, WIN
ming a clever race amid intense excite
ment, by a short head.
The other feature of the day $ sport
was the easy manner in which Sir Excess
defeated st. Maxim In the third race.
Notwithstanding the fact that the former
had been made hot favorite, consider
able money was placed by the talent
on St Maxim, who ran good race until
the stretch was reached, when Sir Excess
easily drew away from him, winning by
a length and half: summary -,
First race-seven furlongs.-Henry or
Navarro dO3. II. Jones, to 100 first, Glen
moyne second, Merry Monarch third
Time. 1:26 20. Only three started
Second race-the Vernal stakes, tor
fillies. year-olds, five furlongs.I-Caati,i-
fornia Q07, Doggett. 6 10 II first, Annisette
second. Applause third. Time, l:o2 80.
Third race-sweepstakes, for non-win-
ners at this meeting. mile and three-slx-
teenths.-Sir Excess 200, Simmsi to .
iEsi h rSce-mile and one-eighth:-Du-
cat 1O3, Simms. to p first Roller
second, Charade third, Time ~ go 20 nor-
gett, to y first. Copyright second, Mar
shall third. Time, $40.
Sixth race-hurde race, mile and a quar-
ter. over five hurles.-St. John Q65. Bill
ings. to u first Miles Standish second,
Roster third. Time. 2:20.
ACCIDENTS AT MADIson.
MADISON. ILL. July 3.-The third race
at Madison to-day was marked by a chap
ter OF accidents. While at the post Mira
beau fell on his jockey, Curtis, seriously
injuring him, and Arapahoe well-played
good thing, was so badly cut down that
ha CT Summarize
First race-four and a half furlongs.-
Royal Flush first. orphan Boy second.
Too High third. Time, zoo.
Second race-three-eighths Of a mile
Irish Pat first. Mamie r. second, Picca-
dilly third Time. l:07.
Third race-eleven-siXteenths OF a mile.
Sister lone first. Borderer second, Rosa
mond third. Time. 1:l2 IL.
Fourth race-fiVe furiOngs.-Eh first.
Courtney second. Republic third. Time.
Fifth race-six furlongs.-J. B. Freed
first. Alright second, Baby third. Time.
1:l9 81.
yAssAL AGAIN SHOWS HIS QUALITY.
CHICAGO. ILL, July Ed. Corri
gan's good colt Nassal again showed his
quality to-day at Washington Park by
beating Cash Day and a good field at
one mile Five favOrites and one short
choice took the six other events. sum-
maries:
First race-three-quarters of mile
Krikina GO7. Leigh, TO - first, Vic
toria second, Glee Boy third. Time,
1872.
Second race-selllng. hve-eighths OF a
mile.-May C0j. Carr. rs TO - first. Adam
second. Signora third. Time. 1:O2as.
Third race-one mile.-Vassal 0O9, c.
Weber. TO - first. Cash Day second
Clara Bauer third. Time 1:40l2
Fourth race-selling mile and twenty
yards.--Imp. Somersault 0l0, r. VII
liams. II 70 - first Eiya second, Captain
Rees third. Time, :42A
Fifth race-mile and seventy yards
Leesman O04 Perkins. II 70 - first,
Linda second, King Lee third. Time
1:4jh.
Sixth race-three-quarters OF a mile
Sister Mary on. r. Williams. ? to -
nrst, Captain Brown second, Anna Mayes
third. Time. !. l313.
Seventh race-fve-eighths of a mile
Diggs Glo, Irving. : 10 y first. Blanche
kenney second, Montre third Time,
l:Olh.