The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-07

time set. Domino showed sigrs Of tenn or
They broke even AT first attempt. Domino
set the pace and al the first furlong post
was leading by neck. AZ the first quar-
ter post Domino was half length TO he
good This lead he retained to nome
stretch. AS soon ms they were Hquared
for home SImmS called upon Clifiord. \
mighty shout went up as the lash de-
scsnded upon his flank faral sat stiil
as statue upon Domino. Again ana
again the whip descended upon CLIFFORD :
TANKS. and Simms' steel-clad heels were
driven vicously into his ribs. IL was no
use, Clifford was doing his best, but
Domino was doing better Slmms rode a
hard and desperate race. Tarai never
made the slightest move on Domino lie
won tie $500 prize well within himsei
by three-quarters Of n Length. The victor
was greeted with thunders OF appIau use
CLIFFORD, although beaten. was cheered 10
the echo. The official fractional time OF
each furlong is as follows: First furlon:.
IL % second: second. "a 20. third. 80 80,
fourth. ~ rs; NTH, 1:n 20: sixth. ia 10
seventh, 1:26 rs. mile, ! .39 70. summary
FIRST race-seVon furlongs.- y.
Spades nos. Grimm, II TO 100 hrst' ,r Malo
Marion second. Beldernere th'rd. Time
y;ciopious dl2I. Tarai, 6 to - first,
Peacemaker second. sonndnore ''''"
ii Third ra zee one rnlle.-itn,s;n
Penny uo4. Rein, 6 TO . first. Tom skid skid
more second, Marshall third. Time
Fourth race-tne september stakes
,,t,o and three eighth.-Dorian b">
Simms , 10 lW first. John CuipepeI, Sc
ond, Peter the Great third; 11ne, n,il a.
FIFTH race-Inatch $3.50, one NJ ac
nn,nino do Tarai. even) first, CLIFFORD
second Time. 80 20 ,.a,oc,,.
sixth race-the Great Eastern handlcap'
5000 guaranteed value, FueuiinY coo ~ T.
first, Dolabra second. SiNle '''""
Seventh race-mile and a quarter on
turf.-The Pepper U.s. ,,isa,ad mira
first, Cleaning secohu'
Time. EOS 10.
nay OF BIG YIELDS AT LAToSIA.
CINCINNATI. ONO, Sept. Cit was a
dav of big fields az Latonia to-day, me
I've races on the cards having altoeetner
sxtysix entries The GTos entries for IN stake ,Re
race in The history Of the track. numbering
thirtv-one i'm all. Scratches reduced
the actual number TO eighteen H,ss ls,
who was entered to-day. won me S-'U''
purse in the maiden race WIN ease.
Fayorites were knocked down IN every
race but one-the third. In when NisHt-
man. to 2. galloped home winner , J4ch
ey Ham got into trouble with the )uages
over his riding Of Dillon j, In the thlrd
race The judges say that he allowed
his mount 10 drop almost out OF the race
AT the start, and tried 10 make up the
lost ground IN the stretch, when 1t was
TOO late for him TO get better than third.
In the last race j. Hi claimed a foul,
saying that Ham had run into him at
the head OF the stretch. The Judges re-
served their decisions in both cases. sum
mariee:
First race-seling. seven furlongs.-Shi-
Ion t9s, Donahue. 10 to II FIRST, King star
second, Miss Perkins. third Time, l:3i
81.
Second race-selling. mile and twenty
yards. -Clementine 0OS, Perkins, 70 >
first, Rhett Good second. Eli third. Time,
I:i5 3-A
Third race-selling. seven furlongs.-
Wightman G0S Martin. 10 p first. Red
John second. Dillon J. third Time. 30 "a.
Fourth race-the maiden steSA for two
year-olds .-Hessie O07. Thori", to u
first. Royal Spirit second. Repeater third.
Time. !: 02 1-2
Fifth raee-sIx furlongs Adam G02. Per
kins, TO p first Leonard second, ST.
mon w. third Time. l:l6 ga