Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-20
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
THE TALENT PLAY AGAIN IN HARD
LUCK.
Events ut Washington Park
and Elsewhere.

and Southside were first and second favor
ties In the third event, and the race was
really duel between them. They finished
In the order OF their favoritism. after
terrific struggle.
In the fourth race Sport stopped the
moment the flag fell. and Sir Walter and
Herald went the entire course Ike
team. AS they passed under the wire
Herald appeared to pass his opponent by
a head but the judges placed Sir Walter
first When the decision was announced
an angry mob gathered around the judges
stand, and Kissed and roared until they
were tired. but the judges had the num-
beers up. and refused to change them.
A match was made to-day between Sir
Walter and Banquet for 500, with 5000
added by the American Jockey Club. The
race will be two and a quarter miles.
and will be run at Jerome Park on Au-
gust Sth.
First race-purse 500, for S-year-olds
and upward, selling allowances, six iur-
longs-Johannes ns. Simms. to j won
by a neck, Carmelite second, Lizzie Nc
Duff third. Time. 116h.
Second race-purse 500, Tor o-yeai -o o,o'
and upwards. six acknowledgements QOi.
grimm, 4 10 - WOu Wy tWO ''''S 80,
second, Polydora third. Time, lI1H+'
Third race-for 2-year-olds, selling al
lowances, six furlongs-Tinge 0Ce. Simms'
2 TO o won by nose, Southside second
True Penny third. Time. l'l6A.
Fourth race-purse 1900. a handicap
for S-year-olds and upwards. one mle
and a quarter-Sir Walter OBS, Doggeu'
1 TO 81 won by head, Herald second
Snort Ql6, Bergen, 4 TO u third. 1ifhe'
2.0Sik.
Fifth race-purse $500. for 3-year-olds
and upward, winning penalties. seiling
allowances, one mle-Virago G6}2. Nc
CLAIM. % TO y won. Blue Garter seconu'
w. b. third. Time, :Bi2.
Sixth furlongs-purse 800, seven luz
longs-Mary Stone QO9. Doggett, to u
won easily, Tom Tough second, Adeipert
third. Time, 100.
WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO. July l9.-J. e. Cushings
good colt lakewood won the Dearborn
Handicap to-day at Washington Park In
an easy manner by three lengths. Lake
Shore second, and Loveland third. Inc
Dearborn is one of the popular stakes
OF the meeting. and generally draws out
a high-classed field, but to-day seven COM
mon horses contested for the prize
George +. Smith. fresh from 81. Paul.
was dropped in the second. condition
race, at six furlongs. 10 make a killing
and did IT. He was heavily played In
all the books.
Only three favorites won during the
day. and the books quit ahead.
First race-fve furlongs-Monterey nlO'
Madison. to u won, 1nsulator secohd'
Katherine third. Time. 1:Oli2.
Second rnce-SiN furlOngS-GsOrSc
Smith COS, L. Soden. to 81 won, La Rosa
second. The Distiler third. Time. 11i'2.
Third race-The Dearborn Handicap, .
year olds, nine furlongs-Oakwood No.
Blayter. 2 to y won. Lake Shore second
Lehman third. Time. l:5il4.
Fourth race-eight and a half furlongs-
Yo Tamben Ql9 Jordan. to % won
Henry Young second, Faraday third.
Time. 1:4S12.
Fif,h race-six furlongs-Jaja Isl. Che
Waller % to u won. Kittie GIVE second
Pop Gray third. Time. 1:33St. Penniless
was fourth but got third money by Top
Gray's being disqualified
ST. LOUIS TRACK.
MADISON, ILL. July 19.-First race
six furlongs-Head or Tails won, Mamie
Il. second, Billy the Kid third. Time
lib.
Second receive furlongs-Annie Il.
won, Prince Priton second. Horace Lee
land third. Time. l:06s4.
Third race-four and a half furlongs-
Monsoon won, Salnet second, Jennie Limo
third. Time. $50.
Fourth race-selling, five and nan
furlongs- Bo-derer won. Miss Mamie
second, Alcojam third Time, l:l3.
Fifth race-sellng. six furlongs-J. b.
Freed won. Air Tight second, Smuggler
third. Time, 100.
TROTTING AND PACING.
DETROIT, MICH, July 1.-THE fourth
days racing OF the Detroit Driving club
blue-ribbon meeting was fully as success
full as the three preceding days. both In
weather and attendance About elgh'
thousand people watched to-day's splendid
racing. The track was hard and slippery
but notwithstanding this fact record
was equalled and then broken.
The talent were very badly dumped ir
the free-for-all trot. AK was a tire
mendous favOrite, and barrels Of money
went into the pool-boXes on her against
| the field Azote, the favorite. had nc
| trouble in landing the first race. the 81;
| trot. and equaled the geldng record helc
| by Lord Clinton (2l9aO. in the first heat
| Bullmont won the 2:l5 pace after Il hare
| battle In the fourth heat OF this race
| Simmons was taken sick and fell on th'
track 100 yards from the wire.
| In the free-for-all trot Lord Clinton
| made "A new record for geldngs and FOL
| himself In the first heat. The time by
| quarters was; 80, 1;04l2. 1864. 2;O9. III
was never headed in the two following
| heats and won handily.
First race-purse 5000. 215 class, trot
| ting-AZote b. g.. by Whips. dam Josie
| by Whlppleton McDowelD. ], !. l; Primo
| Hersechel, b. h. Oickerson). 2. 3, 2; orr
| Wilkes, blk. h. (Goldsmith), 3, 2, 5
| Dandy Jim, 5, 4. TO- Time, 2:V9a. 2I2
212h.
Second race-purse 5000 215 class
| pacing-Bullmont. <. e., by Blue Skin
dam Lady Almont. by Almont O.. Curry
2. 1. l, g. 3. /; Ed. Easton. b. h.. by
| Chimes. dam Maid of Honor (Geers). 3.
2. I. 2, 2; $. r.. ch. g.. by Almonarcl
| George Starr) 4. s. 3. 2. l, 3; Bourbon
| Patchen. Z, .. ?, s. 4. 4. Time. 21ih. 2I3i.
| 2I3A. 2I2}i. 2I3h. 21fa.
Third race-purse 5000. free for all
trotting-Lord Clinton. blk. G., by Dem
ing Allen. dam Fannie (Raybough). l. /. /
| Pixley. b. m. Dickerson). 5. 2. 2; Alix
b. m. McDowelD. .. 6. 3; Pamlico, 3. 3. 4
| Time 2:09, 21lA, 2I1%.