The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-12
TIMES-RICHMOND VA: WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER IL 1894

ceived Paul was hot favorite. he sell
Ing in the pools for so against " Ior
Guinnette. 81 for Prima Donna. - r
Nitello, and 81 for the field. Luciile
II. and Wonder.
The first event, the 2:22 trotting; had
nine starters. Wild oats was the favor,
l. lite. So well did the talent tnlnh OF
the Norwood gelding that his price In
| the pools was So. Scranton Belle was
second choice at sl7. and the field brought
| w; Scranton Belle. who had the pole;
| took the lead in the first heat. with Z" I'D
oats second but she went into the air
at the half mile post. and was passed
by the favorite and Commercial GIri.
The latter pair trotted like double
team to the three-quarter pole and then
via oats drew away and won the neat.
with Commercial Girl a length behind
In the second heat wild oats was not
headed, but in the third Nutshell led 10
the quarter. The favorite passed Nut
shell at the half. and won by two lengths
from Commercial Girl. who was length
heat Wild oats sold for so and the deld
became $40. No pools were sold after
the second heat.
With Paul scratched in the 2:1O pace.
the field brought 81 and Guinette s20.
The latter was distanced In the first
heat, and then Vitello commanded 80.
against SO for the field. Prima Donna's
victory in the second heat caused Nitello
stock to drop to SIS. the field being 81
higher. Vitello won the third heat and
his price went up to 81. while the field
dropped to So Major Wonder upset
all calculations by winning the fourth
heat. and pools sold this afternoon at
So for Wonder and SD for the field.
Wonder won the fifth and sixth heats
out Of thirteen entries in the Philadel-
phla Tattersall stake race for two year
olds but two appeared-Shadow and Hilda |
King. The former led all the way around |
by hundred yards or more, and easily |
DIST dlstanced her competitor, 1t was |
her record. summaries.
Class 2:22-trottng, purse Sl.G9.-J. Gold
en- Medford. Mass. b. g.. Wild oats, by |
Norwood dam untraced. Golden !, I, 1; |
Commercial Girl ?, ;. 2: Butshell s ?. 3;
ton Belle !, 3. s; Brown jim 5. 7, s, Alexis
=, 9, Claudius s. S; g. Time 2I9 II,
Turf club stakes-S.oOo for 2:lO PAGERS
Wonder. by Major Edsel. Jr., dam by
brigham, Curryl 2. 4. {. l. /. |: Nitello
Lucille II. /. 3. ?. 1. ?. Gulnnette, distanced.
2.16.
Philadelphia Tattersar stakes 81 Ool for
two-year-old trotters. eligible T. the three
minute class.-W. L. Simmons Lexington
Ky, b. f.. Shadow. by Night Hawk. lit
tle Princess. hy Kentucky Prince. sim
mons, /; linda King. distanced. Time
2:2S.
THF wINNTRs AT hrrXANDTR lsLiND.
W ASflNtION, sept. line DOCK
makers again got the worst Of the arSu-
ment at Alexander Island to-day. nearly !
Ill Of me winners being heavly-backei |
'avoritrs. Not single outsider came To
their rescue. Results.
First receive furlongs.-Selah frs,
Phil DAILY second. Radiant third. Time,
~.
Second race-four end q half furlongs.-
varuna first. TriNcy Gardner second.
s'luellen third. Tine. 30.
Third race-fOur and "a half furongs-
Iohn McGarrigle first Forest second, Lit
le Charlie third. Time. 81.
irst. Tommy Brophy second. Belle Black
urn third. Time. 117 It,
Fifth race-half a mile.-Somoge first.
.ady Teacher second Honest Tom third.