Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
THE PAkSY STAKES.
A Big Upset for the Talent at Sheepsbead
Bay.

Bay.
NEW YORK. June 29-Pleasant wea-
ther again prevailed at the Sheepshead Bay
race-track to-day. although during the
last races the track was enveloped in a
heavy mist, swept in by the ocean breezes,
which became so heavy that the horses
could scarcely be distinguished in the last
race, and no time was taken. The entries
were unusually numerous, but the pro-
gramme contained more lowgrade horses
than at any previous time during the
meeting. Starter Rowe had a very diff
cult task I'm starting the large fields.
The track was in fine condition, and the
attendance was surprisingly large for
Friday.
In the second race Prim fell, and his
tockey-CoX-narrOwl escaped injury.
number of horses going over him. Prim
rose and finished the race riderless. In
the third Sir knight, the favorite kicked
up and sent his rider-Grifiin-heavily to
the ground. The jockey, however, was
not hurt badly. In the last race Buce-
phalus tumbed backward, and Barry. his
mount, was badly injured.
The only stake event was the Pansy
stakes, which proved a big upset for the
ldltHl. Tie an OAbS-ph
vorite. with Taral up. was unable TO
finish better than third. Hayre. a l2-to-l
shot won by head from Prince OF
Monaco. Pittsburg Phil pocketed about
81, 900 by the victory of his horse, Candida
bra, In the third race. Taral was fined
500 and set down until July 4th for dis
obedience at the post.
First races year olds and upward,
sweepstakes. 500 added, six furlongs-
Potentate QOi, Brooks, to p won. Addle
second, Nick third. Time. 11o 1-5.
Second race-the Pansy stakes, sweep
stakes. for 2-year-old foals of 1892 with
81 80 added, six furlongs, on the turf
Havre Qls, Penn, IL TO u won. Prince of
Monaco second. The Commoner third.
Time, 1:l5 3-5.
Third race-for 3 year olds and upward.
handicap. sweepstakes. with $1,000 added
mile and d Observation-Disclosures QU.
Doggett, TO u won. Comanche seconds,
Rolla third. Time, las 20
Fourth race-purse sl.0o0, selling, one
mile-Arab (ss, Penn. Z to 81 won, Chatta-
nooga second, Figaro third. Time. 1:n 20.
Fifth race-for maiden year olds which
have never been placed second or third,
sweepstakes, with sl,0OO added, half
mile-SiIvie Ol5, Penn. TO u won, Agita-
tor second, Owlet third. Time, IS 40.
Sixth race-One mile and quarter
Southern Q34 Vexele. to u won. Wood
ford second, st. John third. No time
taken on account of a heavy fog.
WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO, June 29.-The' Oakwood
handicap. at one and one-eighth miles.
worth $3.50 10 the winner, was the feature
to-day. Cash Day won, with Ray D.
second, and Despot third.
Kitty CIeve. at 6 10 l. captured the nrst
race. Peiias. who has been victorious his
last five starts, was heavily played at
10 5. but he ran az though stale. finishing
seventh. Leigh. who rode him. was fined
$50 for foul riding The second race went
to the favortte, William 7. The fourth
was won by Strathmeath. Tartarian. the
favorite. won the last event.
First race-purse 1900, i've and half
furlongs-Kitty cleve Ql5. Ray. to u
won. Rasver second, Instaiiator third.
Time. Los Ia
second race-purse $1,000. one mile
William T. di2. Leigh. to 81 won. Lake
Shore second, Probasco third. Time,
1:42 1-3.
Third zcs-ths oskwood handicap, u.soo