Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-31
OCEAN HANDICAP.
DOMINO GIVES DucAT TWELVE
POUNDS AND A BEATING.
The Reaper and the Sapphire stakes-
Other Turf Events at sheepshead
Bay and Elsewhere.

sHEEpsHEAD BAY. N. Y. August 20.
Notwithstanding the fact that there had
been many Withdrawals here to-day, the
programme was an attractive one. Ihe
attendance was very large. and the bet
ting lively.
There were two stake-races down for
decision, the Reaper Stakes. for 3-year-
olds. ard the Sapphire Stakes, for z
year.olds. The former was won py
Dorian, who gailopcd to the front snort
distance from home. and won by two
lengths. The other stake-race was cap
tured by Dolabra. who defeated urania
by half a length. after superb race
The stellar attraction Of the day was
the Ocean Handicap. the second race OF
the autumn handicap season, at mile
In this event Domino gave tweiVe
mounds and a beating TO Ducat. The race
was a grand one Ducat held the ieau
until the stretch was reached Whel lain' '
drove Domino M to Ducat Inc ihs''n.
he was on even terms with Duca' ne p",
his whip aside, and rode with hanus anu
beels the rest of the journey, DOMINO
winning. amid thunders OF applause, by
neck -
FIRST race-2-year-olds. Futurity course
AnnIause qlj. Doggett. to y won, Ow-
let second. Favora (colD third. Time
Ill 1-5.
Second race-Reaper Stakes. for 3-year-
olds. one and three sixteenths miles-Do-
rian Gl2, Simms to - won. Sir Knight
second. Pocahontas third Time 2:u 20.
Third race-Sapphire Stakes, for 2-year-
olds. rye and one half furlongs-Dolabra
0ls. Hamilton, to u won, Urania second.
Mckee third. Time. LOS 20.
Fourth race-Ocean Handicap. for j.
year-olds and upward. one mile-Domino
GIG. Taral. 13 to 2O won, Ducat second,
Saragossa third. Time, 1:40 10
Fifth race-for 3-year-olds and upward.
one mile and a furlong-Faraday 006. j.
Perkins, even) won. Bassetlaw second,
Song and Dance third. Time. 1A5 2-5.
Sixth race-for 3-year-olds anf upward,
one and one fourth miles. on the turf
Lightfoot or. Simms. II to 1O) won. Jodan
second Chef-Justice third. Time. 2:ll 20
seventh race-for 3-year-olds ana up
ward, selling. one mile, on the turi-
Leonville QO7. Simms. to u won, the
Queen second, Florence third. Time
1i2 3-5.
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
HARTFORD, CONN. August S0-Slow
time was made in the Grand circuit races
here to-day although the track seemed
| to he i'm good condition after the WettinS-
down it got from an early-morntng ram.
Although Nellie A lost the first heat OF
| the Nutmeg Stake race 70 Coinciucnt'
| she was clearly faster than the other
horses in the race. and was not com
pelled TO equal her Terre Haute record OF
| 5.l6it AS Ange,ln. the owner of the wins
| r-pr. was also her breeder no received
! slI coo TO the second went $4,000; to the
| third 5000: to the fourth. 5000, to the
| breeder of the winner. 1900.
match for 500 a side, to be trotted at
| Charter Oak tomorrow, has been made
| by Thomas Green. OF Great harrington,
| Mars. with Miss Mullin. and Isaac san
| dorson Of Williamanuc, conn, Win
| Moss Rose. o.
Nutmeg stakes-s2,OOo. for foals of 1S9l-
| Nellie A., .. ]. !. /, Coincdent !. Q. :, o.
Kuprecht, 8, >. /. {. Prechieuse. Burlin-
game, ana Alllbel also ran. Time, 2:2li2'
| 2.22A. 2:2l, 2:2O@s.
2Ii class, pacing-purse $l.ooo, divided
Whisper, /. /. /; Blizzard. =, 4, j: SterilIs -
| 5. ., 6 Alcyo Foggy. VI. j. rockwell
| Fila Eddy. and Lucille also ran. Time,
213%. 2ll%, 21l&.
2:ll, trottinG-purse 500. divided-beie
| Flower, l., i, ! aunt lftllldtlt iHNss
Wilkes, 3, 3, 3. Time. 21Sl3. Els, 2l1!2.
AT TIMONIUM.
BALTIMORE. AIgu-t S0.-The races al
Timonium to-day resulted as follows:
Mile dash-purse SlO0-Geronlmo won.
Time, 1854.
2:3j class. tro;tlng-purse s30O-Charles
| II. won, Eva Nj. second. Pansy Blossom
third. Best time, 2:2si4.
2IS class, pacing-purse AoO-Robert {.
won. Bolton second, Happiness third.
| Best time. 2lsil.
2.50 class. trottng-3-year-old and
under. purs. s200-Lindwood won. Chastity
second, Happy Earl third. Best time,
| 2:3ch.
Running race-three-quarter mile heats.
purse SlGO-Maid Of Screen won. Gypsie
| second, Glen Roller third. Best time.
| 1882.
Harry Harwood won the steepechase,
with Peggy second, and Geronimo third.
| No time taken.
| The Racing at Staunton.
| STAT'NTON, VA. August 3O.-(SpeclaL)
| The races were promptly run OF ana f9f,
| uishe1 fine amusement the feature OF
| the dav was the mile-dash running race,
| which was won by the flly Hollywood
| a Heimdel 4-year-old belonging 10 ~ T.
| Quares. OF Richmond, VINO hsd no tli trSu-
| sons King Cadmus. the brother 10 King
| Crab. King Cadmus, who was recently
! owned by "Pitssblrg Phil VINO Won
| $50 OJO on him In a single day is thought
| 10 have broken Il tendon in to-day's race
| Hollywood's race broke the track record
| and is very fast for half-mile track,
| being run in l:i6.
| James Cox. or Mt. Jackson, won the
| 800 trot with Kelly. and o. y. Trow-
| bridge. of Woodstock. took the 2i0-class
| race with Red Fox. summary; 49,
| Running race-one mile, purse 800
| Hollywood first. Lily NJ. second, King
| Cadmus third Time, LAG.
300 class. trotting--purse s2j0-Kelly. l.
| /, L. Onychie, Wilkes. ., 2, 6: Lilly Me
| dunn !, 3. ?. Time. 2:3S Ii. 2:ij, and 243
| 2i0 class, trotting-Surse S250-Red Fox
| J, /. J.; Omar Pasha.. 2; John Paul, ?