Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
THE RAcE.COURSE.
Thirty-five Hundred People See Warm
Work at Hawthorne,

CHICAGO. July 2.-Thirty-fve hundred
people saw the races at Hawthorne to-
day. Weather warm and track fast.
First race-seven eighths of a mile
Lawyer do9 Hill. to 81 won, Tattersal
Qio. }. Mcdonald. Is to u second Bird
Eye Qos, Isom, to u third Time. i:3i ia.
Second race-one mile-Senator Irby u0s,
Leigh. to 81 won. Shuttle second, Wight
man third. Time, i:42
Third race--fve eighths OF n mile
Diggs 0lO, Irving, 1. to - won. Repeater
second. Victorious third. Time, i:08 Ia.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Enthusiast d07. Carr. II to % won.
Joe Murphy second. Mulberry third. Time,
/ 80 30.
Victoria C5. Carr, II to u won, May
Thompson second, Zenobia third. Time,
lis 1-2.
Sixth race-fve eighths OF a mile
Sunup (ss, Weber. 8 to l0) won. Gurgle
second, Mona third Time. 03 IL
Seventh race-three quarters Of a mile
Silver G5. Jones, to u won. Winfield
second. Little Dorrit third. Time. LII.
ehIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, July Fit was announced
to-day that James Casey, owner OF Bush
ranger had been ruled of the turf for
an alleged attempt to blackmail Frank
Beard, owner OF the steeplechase st. An
thony, I'm connection with a selling race.
Brighton-Beach results:
First race-siy furlongs-Bol'var di3. G..
Flynn. 100 to u won. Woo. Chopper Be-
cond. VagaboEJ third. Time. l:iG 81.
Second race 3-year-olds six furlougs-
Sarcas QO5. McDermott 10 10 y won.
Micmap second t,nl1an Valley
third. Time, l:l7 Ia.
Third race-2-year-olds. five furlongs-
Apprentice dlO. Hamilton. 3 to u won.
Captain Jack second. Jennie A. third.
Time. i:0i 3-t.
Fourth race-one mile and "A furlong-
Sir Knight as Doggett. evem won. Life
Boat second, Captain T. third. Time,
lis.
Fifth race-one mile-Arab dO9, Dog
gett. II TO iW won, kildeer second, our
Maggie third. Time, I:i3 "a.
sixth race-one mile and a sixteenth
George Dixon 60, Reifr. to u won. VIII
mar, second, Laurel third Time, Isl.
THE SPRINGS.
SARATOGA, July PA lawn party
will be given by the association at the
track on Saturday, August lith a large
tent will be erected on the grounds. The
| jockeys will be required to ride in new
| colors. and special-race programme for
| the occasion will be arranged. Governor
| Flower Is among the invited guests.
Harris Morris. owner of Peacemaker
who won the United States Hotel stakes
| yesterday, talks OF contesting the stakes
| The association guaranteed the stake e
| be worth $1,000 They will receive frors
| the owners who entered I'm the evenl
| S. 40 for fees and from the United state
| Hotel 81 ,00O, so that the full value OF the
| stake ls 81. i20, The association rendered
| the s. 1000 guaranteed In payment. which
Mr.. Morris refused. claiming that the
race was "A sweepstake. and that he was
| entitled to its full value. He offered 10 ac-
cept the 81 60 added by the United States
Hotel and To collect the s., ~ forfeits
himself, but this Mr. Walbaum refused.
Mr. Morris will contest the matter In the
courts. Results:
First race-2-year-olds. five furlongs-
Dr. France 0O3 Patton, To u won
Dana second, Eonde third. Time. lW
Second race--one mile and a furlonS
Banquet dl6, Smms. | 10 y won. Brahma
second. Hawthorne third. Time l:'f ID
Third race-one mle-Cactus d0i. Grit-
fin. l. to 81 won. Candelabra second. }. T.
B. third. Time. li2
Fourth race-five furlongs-femon Ql4
Brooks, to 2O won. Old Dominion 49,
cond, Lisbon Maid third. Time. 1901 J.,
Fifth race-maiden 3-year-olds. six FUR
longs-Memento (colD dlO Gri'iin, I "a
- won, Pulitzer second. Handoyer third.
Time, i:l5.
sixth race-one mile and sixteenth
The Queen second, Barefoot third. Time