The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-16

,,aos first. Matte q: second hoya'
c.Iri. third' Time, 1:O3A.

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| the ID hlsv,een Stonenell and Glenmoyne.
| ,erhr, Tho betting began both were 10 !.
/ For the first half mile the notS9S Iau
| close together, and then otoneheli ". ~
| aW"sv as they rounded into the stretcn'
| ~ could be seen, however. that Glen
| ,novne was only buCk-jumping, ana an
| eighth from the finish Hamilton gaVe
| Clenmoyne his head, and ne rusned ~
| the front, winning easily by two lengths
| In the opening race no one cared 10 Wy
| conclusions with Stoneneiiie, and she
| walked over for the purse. SUMMARIZE
First race-one mile-walkover LOT
| StonenelIle QO5, Tribe. No time.
Second race-hve and half furlongs,
| California us. DOggett. 10 - first, sir
| Dixon, Jr., second, Owlet third. Fllfhe'
Third race-slx furlongs, selling-Mabel
| Glenn III. Slmms. even first. Bes'
| Brand second, Longbrook third. Tirne'
I:23.
Fourth race-match race. six furlongs-
| Glenmoyne OOi, Hamilton. TO D hrs''
! Stonenell second. Time, 116 100
| Firth race-slN furlOugs- Windgaie, CV'
| McClain, to - first, separation second
SaIIie Byrnes fcolD third. Time. l:29;
Sixth race-half a mile. selling-Harry
| Reed G01. Simms, l 10 % first Cora sec
| ond, Southside third. Time .4o -
RocHEsrFB RACES.
| ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Aug l5.-The very
| first race to-day gave the spectators loais
of trouble. Mahogany early I'm the day
! sold for - TO 20 on the field. At the starr
| he sold even; then after the nrst neal
| Dodgeyllle showed up with Mahogany
| and with Mahogany. was also raw rite
| The former won the second neat. and by
| this time Cephas, a horse which has been
! steadily winning I'm New England, showed
| so much speed that he was put In the
| class of expected winners by the betters
! 1t was well that this was done. for ne
| won the next three heats, closing In the
| auction at 20 with the Held al i've.
Each heat OF this race was contest IN
! Itself DOdgcVlle crowded Mahogany IN
! the first heat. then Mahogany crowded
podgcvtlle In the second, aud during the
| rest of the race he crowded Cephas.
ii was wonderful how this pair OF horses
| went almost neck and neck around the
course until they struck the straight FOR
| the wire. Here every time Cephas tan
tilizingly kept half Il length 10 the good,
and tiayO0ne i-rincp'S brown son could
not gain an inch. Each finish was very
close. but Ccphas always had that little
half length 10 spare. MahOgany's haro
driving told on him, ana in the last neat
he was little lame. summary:
TWo-nineteen class-trotting purse ~
0W.-Cephat c. e.. by Cyrel, dam Molly
Matchless :. 3. l. /; Mahogany l, ?, >, =, .,
D0dgey4lle, 2, ], 3, 3, 3; OyerhOlt LOra j.,
May Homer Rensselaer, Wilkes, Captain
Walbridge. Haven Wilkes. lime 2:lo ~,
215. 21t Ia. 2:l6 Ia. 2:ll Ii.
Twrtwenty-One .class-trotting purse
$500, for four-y ear-olls.-Sallie simmons,
br IN, by Simmons, lam Untracked, . l.
j. Rose Leaf, 2, =, ,; Nettie Wilkes :, s, D.
Queen Allah. Time, PIP 216 u, 2.H "a.
=, Two-twenty-nine class trotting' purse s'i
TOe1.-Pet b. s.. by Black Ethan, dam
Entracked, /, /, ]; king Harry :, :, -
Chrstabel 8, 3. ,, Mary e., ). D. L.,
Brooke Time, 2:l9 u. 30 IL. PA u.
rERRe HAUTE EVENTS.
TEERE HAUTE. IND, Aug. 1.-THE
fGNOrites were beaten to-day, but be
yond that fact there was nothing sur
prSng in the races.
Azote lowered his record a quarter OF
a second in the first heat of the carried
over 2.lO trottins. but lost the race in
the second heat 10 PamlicO in 2:lO, which
was one-quarter or second lower.
The great four-year-old tuturity stake,
which gave SlO,575 10 Silicon for first
money was not hard contest. Mary
Best the favorite. could not oVertakc
her The best time was half second
slower than Mary Bosts record.
The second money Is SZHn. Inc
total value OF the stake was So lgl or
which the association retained S',J'',
which is - per cent. or the excess OF
Sl1. 900 guaranteed the winner recelyinS
s. 900 and the other 20 per cent I'm
the $50 pace. Doles Direction lowered
his record from 2.1Gi2 70 2l4.2.
Hickck drove George Starr cocoon
TO win the 2.23 trot. Bourbon
Wilkes took the first two. Rolfus drove
Miss Conkln's Be sure a remarkable
race 10 win the three-year-old.
The three-veaT-Old futurlty went over
until tomorrow. ,,,
Citizens purse for trotters eligible 10
2.1O class s. 800. Diminished from yestei-
day)-pamHco. b. h.. by Meander. dam
Birthday, f.. y. Spur, Greendale ky.
Curtis, 3, !. !. ., !; Azote !, = = j,
.: Lord Clinton, >, 3. T. !. A. Lula
Wilkes. William Penn. Time, III, ~ -
2l5. 209 - 2lO. o.,
PAGERS. eligible 70 $50 class purse A.go
direction, Nk. s., by Director. dam by
Haute o. Dickerson), !. g., ]. !; Gazette.
{ /. .. ,: Katie Grcelander. >. 3, -, 8;
Walter Wilkes. Barley. Grapevine. Time,
| 2ll IL. OH if 21fl-4. 2l5.
Trottcrs. eligible TO 2:23 class, purse
5000 Cocoon. blk. m, by Cyclone dam
by Bourbon Wilkes, George starr, Terra
W WiIRS: , fr . 2 3 Mary. ' T.
2 ?: Fam y. Orangelander. King Patch-
en-. Nellie s Time, ZIG If, 2;l1 81, 2.lo o.
Pr -. 2I73 o,
Terre Haute purse-Sll.W0 for foals OF
1890. aggregate value SZ2.lD-Sillicon lhr.
f.. hv Wilton. dam silhouette. 10y liam
hrin0. Bowerman Bros. Lexington. lick
olO !. ]. I: Mary Best ,, ,, ,; Nisiui' %.
. 3. Daucourt. Margraye, Greenlander
Girl, Anthelia. Lea. ana Cyther" ai''
ran Time. 2l3. 2I3 It, 2.l5.
Three-vear-old PAGERS 81 900. two out Of
three-Re sure 3D. o.. by Bessemer Jam
Jessie r.. by Smuggler, Miss Emily -.
Conllin. Nechanicsviiie. ohio. Ralfu) J,
]: ROkeby, ,. :; Lena Hill, .. ,. Gilman
Freeman. Sterling. and Buck Franklin
fct ran limo 2.l4 ZIG.