The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-15

81. ~, ~ ~ dov the weather was sultry
threatening rain. the track fast anu 81, ~,
horses announced for recoIu ''''N
iirst-class condition.
ROBERT Us GREAT PACE.
II was 800 when Robert j. started -
boat his own record OF 202 u. Inc a.
nosphere was yet sultry but the Clouu'
had disappeared and the wind had gone
The king made bad break IN the r.
ond scoring. but got away wen III urt
centre of the track on the third attempt
that he might the better get around tn5
fret short turn Of the four cOrnered
track II was seen that ne was at ~
best. and when the quarter was cau6n'
at 30 "a the hope was strong. Inc run
ner who was making the pace came
alongside near the half, which was maze
in 100 81. and the six thousand prop.e
broke into cheers. The three-luh; LIE
was reached in 1870 IL. making the middle
half Of the mile in the phenomenal tiine
OF 80 IL seconds or at the rate OF o'.
He came home strong and went unueI
the wire with the apparent courage and
effort OF his first quarter. Time 2'Vl IL
was put up at once.
GREAT CHEERS FOR THE KING.
There was no dispute among either me
official timers or the many export timers
among the horsemen gathered ID me
with the wire at either side OF the
track The cheering which began WIN
sight Of the figures had not ceased, Wheh
GeerS came back 10 Ane wiz VIZ ~
HamIin entry. The track was covered
with people Some Of them caught MIN
I'D on their shoulders and carried MN 10
the fence in front Of the grand stahl'
where again he was received with C"ee,s;
starter LOper announced the mile anu
the record made. and the people asdlh
broke into cheers Then President lJains,
of the Terre Haute Trotung AsSoSill,a-
ton got into the stand ana sald me
Terre Haute track does not necd cheers:
n is always In IT," and again the cro"u
cbeerod as II also did when some one
proposed cheers for President ljams.
Soon afterwards Joe Patcnch was
brought out He was 10 bc seat 10 peat
The stallion pacing record Of 800 IA. heiH
until Gcntry's mile was made earlier 20
dav. He went the first quarter I'm 81 ~.
the half in l.O1 3D. the three-quartrrS
in l.32. and the mile in 2Oi
ALIKE PERFORMANCE.
Alix made a 2.0i - mile She was not
equal to the task OF lowering IL. On. az,
I'd badly in starting. and the s'oH J'n6
Of horse racing saw that perhaps tIe
racing queen was being asked 10 o99 10
much. she went To the quarter IN 81 -
a half-second I3stcr lilHn l,r, ~ he
when she scared at some tiIL' 10 ~
hair i'm 10 3D. Nancy Hanks uine OF ~
same track two years ago. am ~ ' t,,i,
second faster than SHE aiFFrN 'iltit
DAVIS ago. She went % the thlTd quarter
i'm i.p lust as she did on the other Or
clsion. but she could not come NOME
fast enough When the w - W.
shown there was not ripple or applause
TLo mile was a great one for the ntle
mare. considering what she Had %"
called upon 10 do. but the crowd was un-
appreciatiye.
CARBONATE AND DIRECTLY.
Directly the black son Of the black
Whirlvi1d. Direct. went 10 beat the 2l0
nile made by the two-year-od pacing
colt. Carbonate the other day. nd Whieh
2:l0 took one quarter Of a second from me
two-year-old record made by Dlrecuy
few weeks ago. but he could do no bet
ter than tie the new record. Later IN
the afternoon Carbonate was sent o. peat
his own 90 and aid II $50 handsomely
that next 10 Robert j. ne vas the llol ol
the day. At the FIRST quarter the watches
caught 81 l.. and II was feared that Jack
curry was sending him too fast. Heefs,
with the runner, came up WIN MN
10 be- crOwdlng the gray colt so tast th2t
ne could nos Eot home ahead Of the 2lO
record. The three-quartefs was passed
ia I.a5, and be came under the wire In
Joe Patchen's 2.04 is the fourth 2.0 mile
over the 2W track. Mascot Nancy
Hanks and AK have the others 20 their
credit. The 2I3 pace and 2.l3 pace
were unfinished, which. with the free-for-
all trot are on the programme for to-
morrow morning. Summarize.
Free-for-all pace-S2Oco diminished from
yesterday. John X. Gentry lb. b.. by
Hal Braden !. 2. ?. ,. Flying Jlb 3, dis
tanced; Reflector. Time 2.03, 2.o5 81, POO,
yOf IL
Class 2Ii-tro.ting. purse sloo) unhn-
Don McGresor. lam br FlauooU j. !. J.,
Miss Nelson .. 2 Z. St Vincent % 3, 9.
Stronia. Prince Herschel. Maud a.. Am
swcr. Courier peveril, Brown Dick. Time
1:l3. 2Il. PIP -.
Clark Horse Review Representatives
three heats.-RarOn Dillon %. c., los Baron
wilkes. Matte NutwOOO /. !. Ruprecht
.. .; Silurian 3. g. AXlnite, Bounc,r. Fu-
turity Billy Parks. Time 2l9 -. 2l9
Class 2l3-pace. purse $1,000 Unfinished.
bourbon Patchc- Is. h., by Bourbon
Wilkes. Carrie Paichen !. /. {. q. .. o.
Direction (, 3. ., Z. l., /, Ed. Eas,on +. i.
/. ., ., .; Colonel Thonton, Angie ID,
Cambridge Girl. TWO strike, Jack Jewctt
indianapolis Boy Rokeby. Time POO. 2iO
Iiass 2i5aPace. purse 5000 @nan!shear.
H 5S1rg l. n T. e T r. b. ~ 2o{ Md 9B5cs
. l. {: Menegan 3, 3. 3: Guerita Seal
Aileen, BrooksIde. Time $40 -. I'll,
2l0 IL.
GET-AwAY-DAY AT DOVER.
DOVER. DEL. Sept 1.-THE State
Fair was brought 10 a close to-day, after
contested. summaries:
Four-year-old class, purse sl0o.-Panto-
campbell. D. 3. 3, Time. 2.2is-i1' '' So: &
2.Z7 IL.
Two-rwenty-fve, class. pacing purse
500 Happiness, I, J. 1; Comet, ?, 2. .;
Gus NJ. g. 3, 3; Branchwood, Avon
Prince orange, Lady Avon. Time. 2:2l
ii. 2.2i IL. 224 -.
Two-fOrty class. purse S30O-Pequal
Princess, /. l, /; Annie Linkwood. 2 ?.
2 Headlight. 3, g. g. Louis Villier. Samp,
son. Ventureta, Naph Time, 900. 2:23 ~.
227 IL.
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JARAL FINED AND SET DOWN.
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