Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-24

Oil, A. Clayton, to u won. Mona second.
Laxzack third. Time, s. IA. i,
Sixth race-purse. 81 loo, for s-year-olds,
four and ono half ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ui6, J. Weber. to lo) won. La Fiesta Sc
cond, Diggs third. Time. Is IL
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
NEW YORK. June z.-About fifteen
thousand persons witnessed the fourth
days racing OF the meeting at Sleeps
head Bay to-day. There was not
breath Of air at the track. and IL any
thing, II was warmer than IN the city.
The first race was practically gift
for Stonenell. He took the lead In the
first furlong, and won as he pleased by
a length and a half
CHE second race was hotly contested.
Tho Coon was the first to snow In 'front.'.
but was quickly Joined by Gutta Percha-
The pair, only heads apart. alternated IN
the lead the entire journey. Opposite the
betting-ring LittIefield began to drive the
fly. and at the sixteenth post. Doggett.
on The Coon, went 10 the whip. he out
rode Littlefeld early. and won the race,
after a terrific struggle, by a nose.
Deception took the third race from
Melody. after severe punishment, by
head. In the fourth event on the card,
the Coney Island Handicap. Sirocco took
the lead, and held IL until coming out
OF the dip. where Nottingham took up
the running. The latter was quickly chal-
lenged by Armitage, who took the lead
and maintained II TO the wire, winning
by neck.
In the fifth. race Spread Eagle and
Herald led the favorite, Roche, until
they had reached the turn for nome
Littlefeld then gave Roche his head, and
9Th a. n
half a length.
Thirteen horses faced the starter in the
sixth race, which was won by Lord
Harry. with Hoey second. and Rosa IL.
third.
The last race on the programme was
the Coney Island grand national steepie>
chase. over the full course. The race
proyed to be a pretty one. and was won
bv Glenfallon by one length. Rodman
finished second, five lengths in front OF
st. John, third. Ingot and Pat Oakley
bolted. san Jose fell, and Jockey Bishop
was carried Off the field insensible 1t
IS thought he is not seriously injured.
SUMMARY.
First race-for three-year-olds and up
ward. penalties and allowances, Futurity
course-Stonenell G2i. Simms. | to 81 won
I'm a gallop by a length and half, Robin
Hood second. Annie Bishop third. Tine
40 2-5.
Second race-the Foam stakes, sweep
stakes for two-year-olds. five furlongs-
THE Coon 11s, Doggett, to u won,
Gutta Percha second. Kennel third.
Time, 1:01 3-5.
Third race-for three-year-olds and ups
ward. sweepstakes, with $1,000 added
mile and a furlong-Deception CSi2 Car
ter, 10 to u won. Melody second, Count
third. Time, l:55 3-5.
Fourth race-the Coney Island handi-
cap. for three-year-ods and upward,
guaranteed cash value 5000 Futurity
course-Armitage COS Simms. 2 TO y won
by a neck. birmingham second. Prig
third. Time, 1:l0.
Fifth race-a handicap sweepstakes,
with $1,000 added, mile and three six
teenths-Roche az, Littlefeld. 8 to p
won by half a length, Herald second,
Spread Eagle third. Time, 200 3-5.
Sixth race-selling. for three-year-olds
and upward. with $1,000 added, Futurity
course-Lord Harry dO9. Doggett. TO y
won. Ioey second, Rosa II. third. Time,
40 %.
Seventh race-the Coney Island grand
national steeplechase. full steeplechase
course $50 Barry. 6 to y
won by a length, Rodman second, St.
John third. Time. SOB.
MOUND-CITY TRACKS.
MADISON, ILL. June BIT had been
announced that the Eastside racing
would commence at the East st. Louis
track to-day, but both courses decided
to run. Attendance small.
First racc-sellng. five furlongs-Re-
public won, Courtney second, Freedom
third. Time. loo.
Second race-selling six furlongs-Mon-
soon won, Jim Head second, Borderer
third. Time, ll9.
Third race-purse. five and one half
furlongs-Harry NJ. won, Loveknot Sc
cond Baby third. Time. 1:13.
Fourth race-selling. five furlongs-Prls-
ella won. Fondi second, Gerte Black
third. Time. lNS.
, Fifth race-Madison inaugural, purse.
$500, one mile-The General won, Sullivan
second, Old Pepper third. Time. 1:47 Ii.
ACROSS TIE BRIDGE.
EAST ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The races
Opened to-day before small attendance.
The track has been put in good con-
ditlOn, and was a trlfie fast. FayoriteS
were generally successful.
First race-six furlongs-Eden won.
LIZZIE Y. second, Black Beauty third.
Time % 81.
Second race-nine siXteentns or mile
FrOlic-ome Lass won, Censor second,
Avon a or third. Time, 80 H.
Third race-four and one half furlongs-
Blue Bonnet won, st. stephen second,
Maggie Barry third. Time. 1:0l.
Fourth race-sX furlongs-Ed Garland
won, Lady Lister second, Rosa Simpson
third. Time 1:20 81.
Fisth race-one milaT-Luke Richards
won. George Hakes second, Langtry
third. Time. 1:53.
sixth race-three fourths Of n mile, sell
ing-Yosemite won, Dave Seay second.
linn Ashen third. Time. 81 IL.