Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-20
LAT0NIA HANDICAP.
Eight Of The Best Horses In The West
Take Part.
BETTING FAST AND FURIOUS.
A Grand Race, Handsomely Won by
Buck Massfe In the Last Six
teenth-YO Tambien the Favor
tie.
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CINCINNATI, O., October 19.-One or
the best handicaps OF the year was the
stake event, the Queen City Handicap,
at Latonia, to-day. Eight OF the best
horses in the West went TO the post, and
the betting was fast and furious. The
only drawback was the long delay at the
post-some forty-ive minutes-caused BY
70 Tambien, Free Advice, and Simon w.
Buck Massie was in front from fiag-fall
TO finish, but in the home-run six horses
came down the stretch almost abreast.
1t was a grand race. handsomely won
by Buck Massie, In the last sixteenth.
70 Tambien carried the bulk OF the
money. She sulked at the post and did
not get to running until at the half
mile post, when she moved up. amid wild
cheers, from the grandstand. She look
ed a winner half way down the stretch,
but gave it up and dropped back.
The finish OF the last race between
Olive and Santa Maria was very close.
Weather cold and clustering. Attend
ance. large. Track fast.
FIRST race-six furlongs-Lady Pepper
1913. lsom. B 10 u won. Siluria second.
Fairchld third. Time, III.
Second race-one mile-SeInper Lex Q0i.
Bergen, 2 to u won. Prince Carl second.
Ace third. Time. l:2.
Third receive and a half furlongs-
Subito Ql2, +. Morris. 10 to y won, Saliva
Die second. Hester third. Time. 40 IL
Fourth race-Queen City handicap,
value 81 ,Si5-one and one-eighth miles
Buck Massie Qt3. j. Hill, to 1O won'
Simon w. second, The Pepper third.
Time. 1:54 IL.
Fifth race-five furlongs-MattIe Lee
dO5, Clayton. 2 to u won. Elsie o. &C.
cond. Inverlake third. Time, 1903 IA
Sixth race-six furlongs-Olive Q0i Der
gen. TO y won santa Maria second,
Twinkle third. Time. lis l-2.
PIMLICO NEXT MONTH.
MORRIS PARK, October l9.-Although
The programme was not especially at
,ractve to-day. there was an exceiieh'
attendance, fully 5000 persons being pres
ent.
Tho race for the Albany Stake was but
little more than a stiff gallop for Ben
Brush. who won handily by about hair a
length.
IT was announced to-day that meet
ing would be given next month at the
old Pimlico track under the management
OF the Saratoga Racing Association. Ihe
meeting is scheduled 70 begin November
nth. and continue eighteen days. Purses
Of 500, Si50. and so. it is said. VIII be
given daily.
First race-handicap. five furlongs-
FloreIte ". o. Hewett. 10 to D won
Weinberg second. Gotham third. Time,
100 L.
Second race-one mile-Second Attempt
CA. O'Leary. to p won, Phoebus second
Sun-Up third. Time, 142 l-2. Phoebus was
disqualified, and the place given to sum
Up, with Burgundy third.
Third raee-Ihe Albany Stakes. six 1ur-
longs-Ben Brush Q2S, Simms, IL to 100
won, Merry Prince second. Cassell third.
Time. 1Ii.
Fourth race-handicap. one and one-six-
tenth miles--Rey IL santa Anita QlIs
Taral to 81 won, Bathampton second.
Captain r. third. Time, las.
Fifth race-handicap, six fur!ongs-Re-
fugee Q03, Griffin, to y won. Carib Sc
cond. Emotional Third. Time, ia.
Sixth race-one mile-Marshall 08, j.
Murphy. to u won. Sir Dixon, Jr., Sc
cond, Kilkenny third. Time, 1:i3.