Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-01
A JOCKEY KILLED.
His Neck Broken In the Racing at
ST. ASaph'S.
THE OAKS STAKES, ENGLAND.
They Are Won by La sagesse-Inci-
dents of the Contest-Evcnts of In
fcrest on This side of the
Water.



"a years Of age Jockey for Frank Wie;,
the turfman, had his neck broken during
the last race at the st. Asaph, Va, race
track this afternoon. Corbley was ridlna
Kirkover, who at the time was runninb
sixth in a five-furlong dash. As the
horses made the turn at the home-stretch
Kirkover fell. and two other horses
Charley r. and May Ewing-fel over
him, breaking Corbley's neck, who died
instantly.
George Mclaughlin. who rode Charley
r., had his collar-bone fractured
Punch. one of the horses running close
behind Kirkover. became jostled by thu
accident and a little further down the
stretch he. too. fell and broke his leg. He
was afterwards killed.
Corbley. who was from Jersey City,
was conveyed TO the house Of Franz
Wier. who lives near the track. Nc
Laughlin was removed 10 a Washington
hospital. The accident is supposed TO
have been due TO the poor condition OF
the track. which is dotted with small,
dangerous holes.
WON BY LA SAGESSE.
Oaks Stakes. OF 400 sovereigns, was run
at Epson to-day. and the result was that
Sir j. Miller's bay filly. la Sagesse, by
Wisdom. ont Of ST. Mary. won; A. w.
COxs brown FLY, Galeotia. by Gaiopin.
out Of Gayeo. being second; and Lord
Bradfor1's bay FLY. Penkridge. by ZalOt,
out OF Rlue Ridge, third.
Ins the betting La Sagesse was at IL TO
/ against and Galeota 20 to ! against.
Fifteen started.
La Sagesse won by length and half,
and Galeota was length and half
ahead OF Penkridge. Time. PAS IS.
J. Sagesse was ridden by Sam Loates
who rode Sir Visto to victory in the
Derby.
OLD DOMINION TRACK.
WASHINGTON. May 5l.-old Dominion
races:
First race-seven furlongs-Chlon Jus'
tice Is to u won, Quartermaster second
Julia l.. third. Time l.3OA.
Second race-four and a half furongs-
Murat (G 20 y won. Monolith second, Lo~
shade third. Time. IA.
Third race--four furlongs-Jessie Taral
a to 81 won. Dana second, Imp. SaVant
third. Time. 90
Fourth race-six furlongs Darkness On
to 81 won. Grand Prix second, Prince kla.
math third. Time 1911 II.
Fifth race-six and half furlongs-Be-
lazarus q TO ID won. Mirage second, Blue
Bird third. Time, IA.
Sixth race-fve furlongs-R. S. Dee az
10 y won, Blackfoot second, Silver queen
third. Time. 1903 IL
CINCINNATI TRACK.
LATONIA. KY. May S.-Seldom has
intensely whiting heat swooped down on
Iatonia as that Of to-day. 1t had little
effect on the crowd. however, which was
large and as enthusiastic as the circum-
stances would permit. There was nothing
on the programme that was above the
very ordinary, and. Of course, nothing
specially interesting resulted. In the
fourth race. Saddlebags, 25-to-l shot,
came under the wire a winner, but was
disqualified for fouling Egbert, and the
race was given to Egbert, with Terrapin
second
on Wednesday a mile match-race. for
$3.50 with $500 added by the associa-
ton, will be run. with Halma Simon W,
The Commoner. and Lissak as contest
ants.
FIRST race-selllng, seven furlongs-sti
lario O06, Martin. 3 10 ID won. Tobin Sc
cond. Staffa third. Time 1:29 IL
Second race-selling, one mile-Green-
witch d15. Perkins. TO 81 won. Judith
second, Vida third. Time, LAP 81.
Third race-selling five furlongs-Helen
Mar G07. Thorpe, TO u won, Helen kel-
Ter second. Minnie Clyde third. Time,
l03 10
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles Egbcrt O6, Perkins, II TO 100 won,
Terrapin second, Jane third. Time,
1914
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
Maylan OO9. Perkins. 7 to 81 won. Joe
Clark second. LoN third. Time, 56
ROBY.
CHICAGO, ILL. May 3l.-1n the third
race at Roby to-day Aunt Linda cut
across the track at the start and threw
down Dunrayen, the favorite, and King
Henry. Haywood was badly stunned.
but not seriously hurt.
Billy Mckenzie was the only winning
favorite. Two bookmakers were arrest
ed Twenty books did business.
First race-maidens. selling, four and
half furlongs-Al White won, Harmon Sc
cond. Harry +. third Time. 80 IL.
Second race-selling. seven furlongs-
Lady Rose won, Mary l.. second, Miss
Magma third. Time. 1872.
Third race-six and half furlongs-reta
May won. Veto second, Buenos Ayres
third. Time, lbs IL.
Fourth race-selling. six furlorgs-Spen-
dolin won. Katie b. second, Joe oSot
third. Time, III.
Fifth race--selling. one mile-Billy Nc
Kenzie won. Kindora second. Uncle Jim
third. Time. 1:i5 l-2.
REY Ell SANTA ANITA BROKEN
DOWN.
NEW YORK, May &.-Rey 81 Santa
Anita, the California crack, has broken
down. Ii is thought he will not face the
starter again this season. He may never
race again. The California crack came
East TO take part I'm the BROOKLYN Handi-
cap. but ran unplaced. Since then he
has started three times. He won one
race in imposing fashion, but was sub
sennentlY defeated hY keenan, and Yes-