The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-31

away four miles
The twenty-five bookmakers did a lively
business on all the races. Riley Gran
non, who lost heavily on Franklin the
other day, when the colt ran third, got
his money back to-day. lie won $4,000
on the race. Tough Timber, who ran
Il ird i'm the third race, is a speedy western
hlly, a half sister 10 Tom Tough. Sum
mary:
First race-selling. five furlongs-The
CommOner 9s, a. Clayton, to 100 first,
Palidin second, Nakipoo third. Time,
l.0l 81
Second race--one mile.-Potentate as
Brooks, ( to 81 first. La Misere second
Gwendolyn third. Time. al 81:
Franklin CS. A. clayton, 3 to y first,
chief Justice second, The Queen third
Time, $50
Firth receive furlongs.-Fondolin (S9,
Clayton, to 81 first, Minstrel second, IN
nOcent third Time. 1:0l Ia
Sixth race-one mile and a furlong.-
The Paper Cos IL, Midgeway. 1 to p first,
Hydrebad second, Miss Dixie third Time
1:Jj.
THE Blue PENCIL WAS THE FEATURE.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
July 30.-The wholesale use Of the blue
pencil to-day went a long way toward
running one OF the best programmes that
has been offered since the meeting be
gan. The scratches were mostly IN the
fourth and NTH races and in the latter
nal entries in this race over half wege
Withdrawn. Nearly half including the
best ones. were taken off the fourth. The
card at that time furnished a good me-
dunn for speculation. and winners were
not easily picked Summary:
First race-One mile.-NagabOnd 0O9,
Ballard, 10 u first. Tom Finley second,
Billy Boy third. Time, l:45.
Second race-One mile.-Rein Q05, Clerl-
CO. 2 to u first, Miss Mac Queen second,
McIntire third. Time As
Third race-five furlOngs.-Jessie Taral
G5, McLain, to p first, Pontlear second,
Little Ella third. Time. l:O2.
Cos, Reiff IL to lO) first. Nick second. An
ME Bishop third. Time. 1:0l.
Firth race-miie and an eighth.-Laurel
QOl. White, 4 to y first. George Dixon
second. W. b. third Time, -;
sixth race-seven furlongs. -Robusta G05.
Dosgett 10 y first. Hardy Fox second,
Jack Rose third. Time. -.
last 81. LoUIs RESULTS.
First race-fiye-eghths of a mile
Proctor first, Bessie Lee second, Abe
Cohen third. Time, i;0dl4-
Second race-three-quarters Of a mile
Paradise first luke Richards second,
May Blossom third. Time, l:22
Ihird race-SeYtn-e ighths of a mile
Ketchum first. Hart Wallace second,
Lizzie Y. third. Time. l.33lt
Fourth race-one mile.-ROquefort first
Vida second, The General third. Time,
l:49l4
Firth neutrality-suspicious. Of mile
Dave lac first. | Defy second, Odrey
third Time, l:2n2
CHICAGO RACES.
CHICAGO, July 8O.-To-day was the
opening day al the Harlem track of the
new Chicago Fair-Grounds Association.
A large crowd attended. The track is an
excellent one, and the grand stand the
finest In the West Col Lewis NJ. Clark
Is presiding judge.
The feature or tO-day's racing was an
owners handicap at one mile. I'm which
The best handicap horses In the country
were carded 10 start The club is anxious
10 hold a record. and offered an addi-
tional 500 should IL be done in the handi-
cap to-day Six were named, but Alary
Ida Pickwick. and Oakland declined ere
issue. and only Sister Mary. Rudolph
and Imp SOmersault started. Sister Mary
was slight favOrte at TO >. and she
the quarter in % 81. the half In .4S - the
three-quarters in ll3 3D. and the mile IN
/ 80 81. summary:
First receive furiongs. -Dalobard first
Nobby second, Suspense third Time,
/ .O3 II.
Second race-selIing. one mile and seven
ty yards.-King Mac first. Billy Mckenzie
second. Little chris third Time. 1:5.
Third race-siX furlongs.-Geraldne first,
Captain Brown second, Outlook third.
Time. l1i.
Fourth race-owners' handicap, one
mile.-Sster Mary first, Rudolph second,
Imp. Somersault third. Time, 80
Firth receive furlongs-Lilly of the
West first. g. y. Morris second, LIZZIE
y third. Time. 1903.
Sixth race-eight and a half furlongs.-
Senator Irby first, Lucky Dog second,
Peytonia third. Time. "a -.
Seventh race six furlongs .-Evantus
first. Prince Henry second. Marion c.
.l.f, 1su1