The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
THE TALENT MADE HAPPY
THEY HAD MONET ON ALI OF 1HB
WTNNBks At brighton.
Don Alonxo Easily Defeats Herald in the
Handicap Mile Race-sir Knight De-
feats Stonencil-Othsr Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK
July H.--The attendance at the races here
To-Day was very large. over 5000 persons
Deihg present. The heat was extremely
oppressive. and the crowd walked around
the ring with wited collars and muttered
| unpleasant things about the heat. Not
"i,hstanding all this the talent began the
afternoon well by pinning their faith on
aIcott In the opening event, and he
proved himself worthy OF the confidence.
iney IolIowed their success by achieving
sIand victory with Sir Knight in the
second race, had plenty OF money on
JACK the jew, though he was not favor
", put mad been quietly tipped in the
thlru, ana heavily backed the odd son
iaVOrlte, Don AlonZo, in the fourth. The
Doh had Herald and Lizzie against him.
| put ne played with them. The talent
also captured the fifth and sixth races.
ana returned to the city in a very pleas
! ant frame OF mind.
-, Tom Flynn. formerly starter at the
gloucester track. and eX-Speaker Of the
New Jersey Assembly made his bow to
the public here to-day as a starter. lie
did well. Summary:
FIRST race-five furlongs. selling.-Wal-
colt Ol0, Simms to % first. Shelly
futile second, Nick third. Time 1Ol 81.
second race-handcap. one mile.-Sir
Knight OlS Doggett. TO 81 first, Srone-
nellie second, George Dixon third. Time,
1:l31-4
Third race-six furlongs.-Jack the Jew
QOS Blake to u first. Emma second,
Belle of Stonewal third. Time. liz Ia.
Fourth race-handicap. mile and a six
teenth.-Don Alonzo go. Simms. TO I0)
first. Herald second, Lizzie third Time,
1:i9
Fifth race-one mile and sixteenth
Annie Bishop O07. Hamilton. 3 to u FIRST
Tom Tough second, Uncle Jim third.
Time, 1892.
Sixth race-steeplechase. fun course
ST. John GG5. Billings to 81 first, Flip
Flap second, Bucephalus third. Time,
SIP 1-2.
LAST DAY AT WASHINGTON PARK.
CHICAGO. July 2l-The Washington
Park summer meeting closed to-day with
the running off Of seven races, including
The Wheeler handicap. The Wheeler has
always been the greatest handicap Of the
meeting, and always sent a high-cl3ss
lot TO the post, but to-day the field was
small and possessed very little class.
easy winner, with Ed. Corrigan's Tyro
second. and Wildwood third. Last year
in this race the great Morello made the
worlds record for mile and n quarter,
covering the distance in 2:0J. Summary:
First race-fiye furlongs-Flash iI0i.
Perkins, to y first, Mary Keene sec
ond. Leonard d. third. Time, 1:O2 10
u Second race-six furlongs-Parquette
second. Abbess third. Time, 1:i6.
Third race-the Wheeler handicap, one
mile and a quarter-Yo Tambien O23.
Jordan, I TO lO) first. Tyro second, Wild
wood third. Time. 2:06 IA
Fourth race-selling. one mile-Eloroy
C2. Bergen : to ID first. Imp. Somersault
second Cicely third. Time, Ia Ia.
Firth race-eight and half furlongs-
King Bors CA, Clayton, Is to u first.
Capt. Reese second, Alcenor third. Time
l:4S -.
sixth race-six furlongs-Orinda 0O2
Perkins. 3 TO , first. J. r. B. second
Nekota third Time. l:15 II.
Seventh race-eight and half furlongs- |
Coquette QO2 Blaylock, to u first. Haw- |
thorne second, Anna third. Time. las.