The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-15
ANOTHER RAGGED CARD
,v,r,r or THE RACES Ar JEHOME
PARK TRACK YEsrERDAK.
rsmpIirhter was the Fnvorife nj sara'oga'
but was Defcatedby fo 1ambien-'h~''
tanooga's Triusnph--At Rochester.

RACE TRACK, JEROME PARK, ".
Y. Aug. 1.-THE card here to-day was
again OF the ragged order. three Of the
six races bringing together very poor
lots. The remainder Of the programme
was fair.
The talent Jared well. however, having
won on four races. The principal event
and the greatest surprise Of the day. was
the result of the third race. a dash of
half mile. for maiden two-year-oids.
which was captured by Cromwell, 80 TO
shot. who won by neck from M1star.
| Summaries:
First race-six ADMINISTRATORS C97.
| II. Jones, TO % first by hall a length,
My Gyps second, Charade third. Time.
| Second race-for three-year-olds and up
| wards, selling. one mile and a sixteenth
| Mary Stone Q0i, Hamilton, to % hrSt
by neck. Little Mat second Terrapin
| Third race-for maiden two-year-olds.
| half a mile.-CTOmwell O2, carter. 30 TO
| il first, MIdstar second Metropous thlrd
| Time, 40
Fourth race-for maiden thrce-year-olds
and upwards. one mlle.-Lochinvar Q0l,
1aylor, 10 10 - first by three lengths,
| SayOnara second, Baby third. Time. IA
| Fifth race-for Allies two-year-olds, one
| mile.-Jcnnie A. QOi -, Simms, l. TO lO
| first Ettarre second, MOnOtOny third
Sixth race-for three-year-olds, the Titan
course.-Pochino d07 Hamilton. II to D
| first by three-quarters Of a length, Armi-
| tase second, HaitOn third Time, l:22 Ia.
LAMPLGHrER DEFEAriD.
! SARATOGA. y. Y, Aug IA large
! and enthusiastic crowd turned out and
saw some very fair sport this afternoon.
| The two stake events proved TO be very
| lively betting affairs. Henry Of Navarro
scared all but Lake Shore and Potentate
out OF the second race and won in a
The opening events resulted in as pref
| ~ nnlsh as has been seen here I'm
long time, Chattanooga. the outsider,
getting the verdict by nose.
The Melbourne Stud stakes resulted in
defeat Of the favorite Prince Of Mon
AGO. Dy the western colt. Lissak. the
second choice. Six out Of eight started
| In the Foster Memorial. with Lamplight-
| er faVorite at II to TO- This race resulted
! IN another defeat of the favOrite by 70
IaInblen, who won easy by q head. Taral
I ~, i,hinPtsnier very hard, but could DO
40 better than inish third. Trophy geld
! inSl at ~ To !, won the sixth race with
| DoTed, az ~ 10 }, second. Tom Skid
more the favoritc, won the NTH very
| easily. Summarizes.
flrst Iace-purse $500, one mile-Chatta-
| nooga Lambley, ~ to u first Hyderabad
second. lngomar third. Time. I:8.
second a Iace-for three-year-olds. six and
| y
| ton. ! 10 ~ first. Potentate second. Lake
| shore third Time 1.2O1-i
Third race-the Melbourne stud stakes
! Ior tWQ-Year-old value 5000; seven far
| lonss-Lissak (GrifiIn. 20 j nrst Prince
! OF Monaco second, Brisco third. Time,
/ 10
Fourth race..,the Foster Memorial han
| dicdp value 100: one mile ana fur
| lCrg-No Tambien Gl5. Martin. TO ,
| first DuCat second. Lnmplighter d2j Ia
raD third. Time, 1:54 81
ffth race-%0J, for tnree-year-olGs. IL
! ing. seven furOngs Skilmor, ,G.if-
| fin u 20 20 fret. Clementine second
Leonardo third. Time III IL
| SAth receive and One-half furlOngs
| selling Trophy (gel4Ing, 9s Banks, - 70
| j. hrst Dorga second, Hollywood third.
| Time, 100 II.
ROCHESTER RACES.
| ROCHESTER, ~ J.. Aug. 1.-The
| second days races Of the Grand Circuit
| was held at the Rochester Driving Park
| today. The track was in excellent con-
! diuon and the weather beyond COM
| plant. The crowd was far larger than
| witnessed the races Of the first day.
| though not so large as characterized the
| races in this city in past years. Gil
Curry drove two very pretty races, the
| 30 pacing and the 2:3O trotung. Tor
| three-year-Olds, winning both quite hand
| ny. Inc @.l' class was won by Dandy
! Jim. a son Of Young jim. ami ne proved
| to be the surprise Of the day In the bet
] ting ring Early IN the day DANDY
| Jim sold in the auction pools for so
while Cobwcbs. in the same class, brought
Two-nfteen ciass-trotting. purse S2.gog-
| Dandy jim <. x. by Dung Jim. dam
! Caprola. 2 J. l. /; Cobwehs, J. 3: 3. o.;
Aunt Della, J. D. = Maud e. Bliy A.
Edith H. Medi. Allen. Time. ~ 2lll-2.
Two-thirty ciass-for three-year-olds.
purse 5000 trOtting.-Red Bud, en-. g.. by
Red Fred CCurry)'l. l. 1;Limonera, ., ., =.
1 = .
Two-twenty class-pacing, purse $2C0-
| Daisy Despair. &. m. by King tord
Curry, 2 !, !, !; Ella tddy, J. D. 3. !,
Judge Sterling, 3. >, 2. Z; Bessie. Hal.
Ferndale. Lenora T., Abetto H., Lucy, 10
He. Time, 2l3. 2:l5 y, ZIG, 2l6.
CHICAGO RACE.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE card nj liar
lem to-day was only an ordinary one. and
the crowd was not as large as usual
out of six races only one favOrite won
and the hoOkmakers had a good day.
First race-selling, one mile-Mariet first,
i:l$34
| Cicely first, Captain Rees second, Eloroy
third. Time l.2>.
Third race selling. one mile-Penny
| Royal first, Robin rood second. out OF
i Sight third. Time. 1913.
Fourth race-four and half furlongs-
| Katie b.. third. Time; IS -
Fifth raoe-mile and twenty yards
| selling Eagle Bird first Evanatus sec
ond. SNOWFALL third. Time, i.45 IL;
Sixth race-seven furlOngs. selling
Aunt Ida first, Semole second. Minnie
! Gee third. Time, l:2S IL
COLONEL KrsER WON.
BOSTON. MASS, Aug 1.-THE 2:9
race at Mystic Park postponed from Sat
urday, was run off today. Colonel huser
won the nrst heat in 2I7 81, thereby tax
ing first money. National won second
money Ethan Allen third and Wilkes
fourth.