Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-19
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Compliments from All Quarters for The
Kentucky Association.
NINE THOUSAND PEOPLE OFT
An OId-Time struggle I'm the Wilson
stake Eyent--iicrt oliver Wins
FipniIy-Lady wilton Makes "a New
Record.
Record.

LEXINGTON. KY. October 1s.-The
1895 meeting of the Kentucky Horse
breeders Association closed this evening
in blaze Of glorious compliment from
visiting horsemen. and. IN fact, every
one who has attended the races. This
being frce.day. 1900 people came out. and
every walk of life was represented
In the 5000 Wilson-Stake event for , ~
PAGERS. there developed an old-time strug-
gle. The 4year-old mare RacteI
ruled as choice over the half-dozen in
the field and won two heats in com
handing style, lowering her record a
quarter the first heat
In an unexpected moment however,
when victory Sc med certain for Rachel.
Gers set sail with Morelia, and won the
third heat by a head in 210 81, which l.
her best record.
In the next heat Morelia carried the
brown mare to a break near the seven
furlong, and won in slow time. After
that Bert Oliver ruled as monarch. AT
the end OF the hOme-stretch drive. and
pulled off a sevcn-heat victory.
Caroline easily won the first neat III
the unfinished 2:2S trot. Lady Wilton
trottcd nor best race this afternoon, and
made a record in the first r"at
The Tennessee colt, Preston, Iulcd a.
a top selection in the juvenile race for
yearling trotters. Joe Thaycr led all the
way, with Blessing, until rod from tie
goal, when Evans sent the May KING
FLY Nahvsl 10 the front. and won ny q
head in 2.il -.
The handsome chestnut stallion Alcyone
Jr, who reduced mis- record yestclCay
10 2:25, is owned by Mrs. "a. Htokes OF
would have gone faster. he is by Al
cyone co. dam Lady Garfield. dam Miss
Rita COG BID.
SUMMARIES.
First race-Wndnished from yesterday,
2:2s trot, purse %0-Carrillon, Dix. S, by
Chimos-Charmer. by Mambrino Kine
:. !. ?. Time. 2.2o. 2.ig. 319'
Second racc-the Wilson Stakes. for
2.2J PAGERS. value $2.Gg-Bert Oliver, b. So
10y Ashland Wilkes CHussey), 2. =. 3. ..
!. l. ]; RACHEL J, l. 2 ? x 3; M i,,n I,
2lo 81. PA 81. 212 "a. PA 81. 212 II.
Third raco-Bluo Grass Stakes for 2I9
trotters. value $2oV-Lady Wilton, br. m
by Wilton Lcomade tkenney. l. J.. J.
Utility, ?. !. ?, Anime, 3, :. T. Tine
eli Il. oil 3d. PIP IL.
Fourth race-Ashland Stakes. for year
ling trotters, mile dash. value $2.Vr-Na-
hcsa, b. f.. 10y May King. dam by Nilke'
Boy Evans. !, Blessing, b. (. CIhaayer'
.. Preston, gr c. WcbsteD, 3. Time
2.il -. -
CINCINNATI TRACK.
LATONIA. O., october lS.-Llberal
scratches reduced a programme OF I'M
mense length to reasonable proportions
to-day. Bessie Bisland. after railing u
win for her last nine times out. tnally
won in the longest race OF the day
mile and a sixteenth. Weather fne' track
fast: attendance large.
First race-one mie-Pcabody or.
Walker. Z 10 y won. Master Fred. Sc
cond. Charley Weber third. Time. - -.
Second racc-siX furlongs-Fair Faith
l07. j. Hill. to y won, Canewood Sc
conl. Whiota third. Time. 10 b.
Third receive furlongs -Cochise Oh.
Clayton. 10 p won, Kirk second, Buriey
Leaf third. Time. N2 -.
Fourth racc-one and one-siXteenth
milcs-Bessie Bisland 90. Clay. is 10 .,
won. Norman second. Morte Fonso third.
Time. l49.
Fifth receive furlonGs- Ephonia 900.
j. Iinl. : TO y won. Soueael second, Mar
Quis third. Time. lH9.
sixth race--One milc-Leafct Oo, j
Hi. IN to j. won. Little Walter second,
Ellis third. Time. LAP II.