Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-01
TURF Blue PENCIL.
II Is Freely Used at the Brighton Beach
Track.
HACKERS OF FAvORITEs LOSE.
Only Two First Choices "S'
Under the Wire Winpers-ih"'e"
Day at Saratoga Not F"iis "P
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stakes.


storm made horse-owners use the Diue
mcneil freely. and many of the events
were ruined In consequence. FUZZY 4'''
persons were in attendance anu Wv
hackers of favorites suffered seVe'.
losses :. as only two first choices won. MOS.
of the other winners were long sho's' anu
passed under the wire easy winners
First race-six furlongs-Chiswick wv
sheedy. TO u won Kinglet secohd' 9hei-
ly Tumler third Time, 1:OJ IL.
second race-six furlongs-Nolley s''
sbeedy. TO y won, Yankee Doodie Sc
cord Ron,parte third. Time, 11G l-2
Third race-one and one-quarter miles
sabilla go. O'Leary, to - woh' oolue"
Gate second. Tom Skdmore third. Iinle'
212 81.
Fourth race-half mile-Annot Lyle
nor Iittlefield to 81 won. Elizabelie Sc
cond. Fred. Train third. Time. ~. o
Fifth race-one mile-lnquirendo III
Oyerton, TO % won. SILK secohd' bail-
nastoe third. Time. 1:2i.
Sixth race-one mile-Little Tom @f
Sheedy. 4 to y won, Captain 7. second,
Lochinvar third. only three starters)
Time, la
SPRINGS TRACK.
SARATOGA. n. Y, July a.-Despl'e
the fact that this was ladies' day. wheh
an ladies were admitted free TO the race
track. the attendance was not what IL
should have been. An originally Boou
card was spoiled by scratchins-ohlS
twenty-one horses starting In the h'e
events. The scratches included NICK am
Jack Of Spades in the first race; Maurice
in the second. Ben Brush IN the thiru'
and Lake Shore and Song and Dance III
the fourth. ,,o
First race-six furlongs-Rap-a-Tap ClV'
+. Cochran. to y won. Lookout secohu'
Bellicose third. Time, III 81
Second race-one mile-Lucania uV'' a.
Clayton 2 to y won, April Fool seeohu'
Lady Diamond third. Time. Ia L.
Third roce-Irnited States Hotel Stakes,
for .2-year-olds: value. 5000; I'VE lur-
Iones-Axiom Q20. A. Clayton, to u won
Layienta second, Merry Prince third.
Time. / 20 81.
Fourth race-mile and one-sixteenth-
Arapahoe uO3, McLain, 2l-2 to u won
Lord Nelson second, Stone Mason third'
Time. 15i ii.
Fifth race-six MISUNDERSTANDING Water
O0S McClain, 3 TO u won, Marquis Sc
cond. Florence Colvlle third. Time,
/ IL 81.
CINCINNATI COURSE
OAKLEY. O., July 3l.-The best race Of
the day was the fourth. which was won
i'm a desperate finish by Voorhees, from
Rhett G0Ode.
The regular meeting here closes next
SATURDAY. but an extra day will be given
Monday. August 9Th, for the benefit of the
Attendance large; weather cool; track
fast.
First race-six furlongs-Aimee Good
win (sl, w. Jones. S to j won. Santa
Maria second, Prince Imperial thifd.
Time. l:lj IL.
Second race-seven furlongs-ROndo n0i.
Bergen, 3 TO 81 won, Belle Brummett
second, Landseer third. Time, lbs IL.
Third receive furlongs-Frontier Gls,
Chorn, 10 TO q won. G0ssette second,
Ben johnson third. Time, l0s.
Fourth race-mile and a sixteenth
VOORHEES, Q17, Johnson, 10 % won, Rhett
Goode second. Lehman third. Time. l:ig
Fifth race-one mile-Flying Dutchman
Q0j, Chorn, Z to 10) won, ST. Maxim Sc
cond. Time, 1:i0 1-2. 1.-TWO entrics)
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Olive 1O2,
Bergen, 4 to 81 won. Candor second, The
Sculptor third. Time. Ia.
TROYrING AND PACING
CLEVELAND, o., July 3l.-An october
| sky. a fast track. and between 1900 and
100 people were the conditions at Glen
| VILE for the third days Grand Circuit
| meeting to-day.
The event of the day was the great
| free-for-all trot, in which Azote, Hulda'
! Fantasy. and Ryland T. were entered
| At the last minute Hamln drew Fantasy
/ Hulda was the cynosure OF all eyes ana
/ a favorite with the audience. In the bet
I l. cal IN
a favorite at Is to Is for the field. He won
as he pleased in three straight and broke
| the Chenille track record. The heats
| averaged POS IL.
In the 2:O9 trot a surprise was sprung,
| Lady Wilton looming up as a favorlte'
/ although Bouncer had been strongly
touted. Bouncer won straight.
The 2:20 pace was fun Of surprises.
! Abettor was a favorlte with the bookies
| at short odds. She was not in 1t at ell.
After acting very badly in scoring, Glli-
man took two straight heats. the talent
| flocked TO him, and were badly thrown
down when Gerz, behind Nalieau. won
| the next two heats. 1t was anybody 5
race then. and no one was surprised
when BILLY" Andrews, behind Arcturus,
who had given Valleau hard drive IN
/ the fourth heat, won the fifth by hair a
/ head. IL was a beautiful finish, Andrews
pulling up in the stretch ana passing
/ Gerz a few feet from the wire. The nm
lsh of the race was postponed on account
| OF darkness. -
Free-for-all trot-purse S,0o-Azote, b.
g.. by Whips (McDowelD, won; Huida
second Ryland T. third. Best time
2:0e ] ..
second race-2:2o class, pacing. purse
90 600 (unfnished)-Valleau %. s., by car
dinal Wilkes, and Gilman, ch. s., by
Allie Wilkes. won two heats each. Arc
turus. b. m. by Artillery, won one neat.
IL st time 2:ll Il
Third race-219 class. trottng. purse
81 OpO-Bouncer. b. m, by Hummer. won;
Sidney McGregor second. Brunhilde third.
Best time. 213 IL .,
one mile bicycle race. open-purse "
coO-Patrick O'Connor won. Tyler second.
| Time" 215.
one mile bicycle handicap race-purse
81 0oD-Herman Klinsman, GO yards, won;
Coleman. rs yards, second; Tyler, scratch,
third. Time, 2:l5 IL.
| GOODWOOD.
| LONDON, July 31.-The race for the
| Goodwood Stakes at Goodwood to-day,
two miles and half. was won by Mr..
John Osbornes Campagna, with Lord
Derbys Oleander second, and Mr.. l.. Bon
ners Merrywise third.