Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-20
INTERNATIONALLY CLUB
Weather and Track Superb for Racing
Purposes.
JOCKEY HORTON SUSPENDED.
His Explanation of His Riding d"
Unity Not satisfactory 10 'he
u,ar..-Otbcr Turf Events of Spe-
cinI Interest.

August ia good-sized crowd Tor Aoh-
day attended the races at the queen
County Jockey Club this afternoon. me
weather and track were superb for racing
purposes and the scratches were few.
The finishes were close and exciting ana
the hackers of favorites Jared better to-
day than any day recently. three we'll
played firs,-choices winning.
Jockey J. Horton was called 10 the
Judges stand after the first race ana
questioned about his ridlsg on Unity. lie
did not give the judges satisfactory
explanation, and was suspended ,ndeh-
nitely. He was permitted to fuifl MS
engagement In the second race, how
ever.
First race-fve furlongs-Larlssa Ci.
Keefe. s TO - won, Santussa second, Mary
Nance third. Time. oS 81.
Second race-six and half furlongs-
Souvenir n03. VIM, 6 to u won. Roun-
delay second, Bowling Green third. Time,
1:23.
Third race-one mile-Aurelian Ol5.
Sims. to 81 won. Kinglet second. Sunup
third. Time. l:S.
Fourth race-five and half furlongs-
second Fred Train third Time. ] 90 IL.
Fifth race-one mile and a sixteenthth-
Mirage d06. Simms, to ID won. Sir Dixon
second, Queen Bess third. Time. ! 80 IA.
Sixth race-one mile-Eagle Bird d09.
VIM. to y won. Chiswick second,
Panway third. Time, Ia
ATTENDANCE SMALL.
SARATOGA. August 19.-The attend
ance at the race-track here to-day
was very small. notwithstanding the fact
that a fair card was offered. the principal
feature of which was the race for the
Hurricane Stud Selling Stakes. The day
was perfect for racing purposes, ana the
track fast.
First race-hve ADMINISTRATION do7.
Martin. s to o. won, Hldalgo second
Kanders third. Time. 1903 i-2.
Second race--four and half furlongs-
Florence Colvile (S5. McLain. to 2, won.
Mildred d. second. Miss Hannah third.
Time. 81 10.
Third race-the Hurricane Stud Selling
Stakes. purse $500 one mile-Araphoe
CS. Mccain. 2 TO u won, DOlabra second,
Caesario third Time. Lao.
Fourth race-fve furlOngs-kamsin d09
T.. Cochran. 10 10Y won. Sky Blue Sc
cond. Falling Water third Time, loo IL
Fifth race-mile and a quarter-Cande-
labra OO4. Griffin. { 10 - won. Caroccos
second. Cass third. Time, 2Il.
WASHINGTON PARK
CHICAGO, ILL. August l9-The un-
finished PIG trot proved the feature Of
to-day's Northwest Breeders Associations
card at Washington Park. At the close.
Josephine had two heats TO her credit,
while the colt Axteloid had landed one.
Starter McCarty got them away half an
81. - III to- he
lead. and he was never headed. winning
by a length from Major Ewing, coming
fast In the stretch from fourth place.
The next heat went to Ewing, the aged
stallion carrying Axtelod 10 the three
quarter pole in l:i3, and of his feet In
the stretch. In the sixth and seventh
heats the big handicap on Axteloid told
heavily, and Ewing won the race.
a bad accident occurred in the second
heat Of the Clipper Stakes for 215 PAGERS.
In the last turn Toxic collided with Cap
tain Woods's sulky, both animals going
down. The vehicle was smashed. and
Toxic was led TO the paddock bleeding
profusely from the nose and mouth. She
was at once drawn.
In this race III. Patterson, son OF the
famous driver. Il. Patterson. made his
initial appearance on the track, and won
his maiden race with Phenol.
The 2-year-old trot, for purse for
$3.50, was simply an exercise for Wig
gins.
Gentry worked n couple OF miles In
2:l0 this afternoon and pulled up a bit
lame. Il is probable that Azote and Blu
zetta will race on Friday next. Summa-
ries:
Unfinished 219 trot-purse sl.OCo-Mator
Ewing. b. s.. by Strathmore F'ranks)
won, Axteloid, oh. e.. by Axtell-Delight
Voune) second, Josephine. b. m, third.
Time 2l5 IL.
Three-mnute trot-Juvenle Stakes,
purse sl.j0D-Wiggins. b. c., by Aberdeen
Albina Deemer (Thomas) won, Caid. b.
c. second, Silver Lake. blk. c., third.
Best time, 2:20l-2
2:15 pace-Clpper Stakes, purse 5000
Phenol. &. m, by Jersey Wilkes-Egbert
PATTERSON won. Nellie NJ. ch. m. Sc
c)nd, Choral. b. T., third. Time. 2:ll 81
PIP trot-purse. NolJ-Miss Nelson. b.
m, by Norfolk-Miss Lassiter Curtis
won, Robbie T.. b. s.. second, Baronet,
b. h., third. Best time. 2l2 81.