Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
BANQUET is SOLD.
Re Is Purchased by The Owner Of
Golden Slipper.
HARRY REED wINssA RACE
lie In Also Sold mt Auction, Hut IL
pought I'm by Dwyer-Other TURF
Events Abroad ard In Ih'S
Country.


LONDON. July 1G--The trial plate Oh
200 sovereigns, for all ages, the winner "
no sold at auction for 400 sovereigns' "as
run ot Newmarket to-day. Summary:
NJ Singers brown FLY Virago, by
Tyrant. out OF Eulalia, years o'''
won: NJ. +. Dryers brown gelding ban
auet, by Rayon dor. out OF Ella H.
ond. c. Archer's chestnut horse ''oiueh
Slipper, by Pen dOr. out OF Lady tramp
) years DID, third.
The betting was 10 10 against Nirago'
. 10 against Banquet. and to against
Golden slipper.
patrick Sloan got away first, ana GET
tied down in front of Banquet ana "oiu'h
Slipper. with Queen 5. In evidence anu
vjrago next. They ran In this order 10
the three-duarter mile. when PatrlcK
sloan gave way TO Banquet. Soon after
wards Virago challenged Banquet ana won
by a length. Banquet was. three iehgth5
ahead Of Golden slipper.
After the race Mr.. Archer the owner OF
Golden Slipper. claimed Banquet for ~
sovereigns. and refused To accept an oner
that was made for the return OF the horse
The consequence Is that Banquet has
changed owners.
BANQUET was backed by the Americans
for goo He was ridden by Sims,
who ought to have won the race.
HARRY REED.
The selling plate Of 100 sovereigns. for
all ages, the winner to be sold at auction
for go sovereigns. was won by NJ. f.
Dryers Harry Reed. Summary:
Mr. NJ. +. Dryers brown gelding Harry
Reed, by Hlmyara, out OF Viola, three
years old, won; Captain j. q. X. Pome-
roy's chestnut colt Acreneld, by Spring
field. out of Crusade. by Hermit, 3 years
old. second Mr. Marsn's bay colt Barbar-
osso. by Althorp, out OF Pearl Drop,
years old. third
The betting was 10 on Harry Reed,
to against Acrefleld, and 20 TO against
Barbarossa.
MIR Richard Croker backed Harry Reed
for 5000. The betting opened AT
9 10 against and finished at TO on
The horses got a flying start. and Harry
Reed won by three lengths. Sims unneces-
sarlly striking him with the whip as he
came I'm.
After the race Harry Reed was sold AT
auction and bid up TO LOO guineas, nj
which figure he was bought In by Dwyer
Lord Marcus Beresford bid the horse up
to 800 guineas. George HaughtOn making
the opposing bids in Mr.. Dryers interest
When Lord Beresford stopped his bidding
Mr. Charles Merry took it sp. and kept
raising Haugnton until the latter made
his final bid.
NEW YORK TRACK.
I'll, on J,,f,,
Racing was little more than alleged sport
at this place to-day. 1t raned all day
long. and the track was in bad condition.
The Withdrawals on account of the bad
going reduced the fields to almost nothing.
Three well-backed favorites won, and
the winners OF the other three races were
all long shots.
First receive furlongs-King T. GOl.
Conn, 10 to u won, Volley second Sal
VERNE third. Time, l:O5.
Second race-one mile-McKee C9l,
OIaary. TO 81 won, Nottingham second,
Pitfall third. Time. Ia IL.
Third race--five and a half furlongs-
Hernia (95. O'Leary, II to 81 won, Monte
yuma second, Tom Acker third. Time,
1:37.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Brig QOi, Griffin. II TO 2W won.
Factotum second, Warlike third. Time,
"a Ia.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Cassette (9S,
Keefe, 10 u won, Little Thorn second,
Skelkafo third. Time. los.
Sixth race-six and half furlongs-
Harry Alonzo QO6. X. Doggett. 10 to y.
won. Little Tom second. Milwaukee third.
Time, 1:26 IA.
OLD DOMINION TRACK.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l6.-Old
Dominion summarizes:
First race-six and a half furlongs-
Mema 90 to u won, Meter second, jim
my Lambly third. Third, 81.
Second race-six and a quarter fur
longs-Watch Charm a to II won, Somna-
phur second, Can't Tell third. Time,
1912.
Third race-six and a half furlongs-
Pulitzer Is to p won. Frederick 5. second,
c. o. u. third. Time. la "a.
Fourth race-four furlongs-Sir Will
liam q TO - won, Torello second RAJ
pid third. Time, 81.
Fifth race-one mile-Eclipse q to lW
won, Bronston second. Young Magata
third. Time. las.
Sixth race-eight and half furlongs-
Oporto 90 to u won. Marguerite second,
India Rubber third. Time, l:2G.
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
SAGINAW, MICH. July 1.-THE second
day OF the Grand Circuit was marked by
a large attendance, good track, ana
fine weather.
In the mile handicap bicycle race Tor
$500 Sanger and Tyler were scratched;
O'Connor. 100 yards; Weinge. 40 yards;
and Coleman, 40 yards. OConnor Won IN
2:Os. Coleman was u close second. Wei
nige third, Tyler fourth. and Sanger nfth.
Johnson. the worlds champion, was enter
ed but lies at the Bancroft House ais
abled from injuries received In MS last
race.
Saginaw Lass went to beat her record
at 2:251-4 and reduced II to 2:2I Ia, max
ing her standard PAGER. The Following
are the summarizes:
21l trot-purse sl,0O0-Geneva, ch. h., by
Leland Starr. 2. l. l. /: Aunt Belilah. b.
m, by Harold Patchen Steward. !, 4. 2, u;
Nightingale, ch m, by Mambrino King
(George), 4. 2, 3, 4; Lesa Wilkes, Marin
Jeruld. Time, 2l2 81, 2:ll "a, 2il H.
Phi "a.
2:2i trot-purse 81 ,O0O-Red Nutling, b. m,
by Red Wilkes G.awrence), !, l, i; Glen
more. b. h.. by Hancock (SweeD. 2, z. .;
Princess Belle, b. m. by Bell Boy CStew-
arU. 4. 3. 2: Blew. a. Sablehurst. Time,
PIG 3-i. 2:9O. 2:i9 S-4.
200 pace-purse si,0co-George st. Clair,
b. h., by Betterton Fox), g. l, !, /; Abeto,
7 br. m, by Woolsey tMcCarthy). ], 2. 2. 2:
Major Bishop, b. h.. by Bread and Butter
Delllnger). 9. 4, 8. ): Lelan, W. Nimo,
Polly r. Time. 2:l0 3-i, 2:l0 81, 2ll, zli 3-i.
OAKLEY PARK.
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