Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26
GENTRY WINS AGAIN.
He Equals His Mark Of Two Minutes,
Tires and Three Quarter Seconds.
MAKES FASTEST HEAT OF YEAR.
Also Places to His Credit the Fastest
Third Heat Ever Paced or TrOtted
in n Race-Other Turf Notes of
Interest. :


Gentry, Joe Patchen, and Fidol this after
noon.
Gentry won three heats easily equalling
his mark OF 2:03 81. and placed to his
credit the fastest heat Of the year. and
the fastest third heat ever paced or
trotted I'm a race. Fidol was the favorite
with the spectators, but the other horses
outclassed him.
Patchen finished so easily in the first
two heats that Curry was cautioned by
the judges. In the final heat he finished
on Gentry's heel under the whip. Sum-
mares:
John r. Gentry. l. 1. l; Joe Patchen'
2. g. 2; Fidol, 3, 3, 8. Time. 2as 81. 2Oo.
2:03 81.
Time by quarters:
First heat-Sl Ia, 1903 81. l;3f "a,
2:05 80.
Second heat-3l, 1:O2 IA, l:3i. 2:O5.
Third heat-3l IL, 1O2 IL, l:3S "a,
2:O3 "a.
2:2s trot-purse s0o-Norvalson won,
Bonnie b. second Mamie Wilson third.
Time. 2:22 "a.
SEASIDE TRACK.
BRlfIll1ON lIsR' II nav INV ~
September Extracting was resumed here
to-day under favorable auspices. so far
as the weather was concerned. The track
was in excellent condition. The attend
ance was very small. however. owing, no
doubt, TO the low quality of the pro-
eramme The principal event down for
decision was the race for the owners
Handicap. and It was won BY Panway,
a l2-to-l chance who defeated Cass, the
favorite. by a length and half.
First receive furlongs-Old Dominion
Qlo. Simms. to p won. Key West Sc
cond. Cuckoo third. Time. l02
Second race-2-year-olds five furlongs-
RosaIind Ill go, O'Leary, to p won,
Imperial second, Unity third. Time, 1:O2.
Third race-one mile-Nicolani Oli,
Smms. to u won. Sir John second, Rod.
man third. Time la IL.
Fourth race-Owners' Handicap, one
mile and a furlong-Panway 40. Powers.
Il 20 - won, Cass second, Little Tom
third. Time, Ia ii.
Firth race-One mile-Chattanooga 0c9,
Simms, II to 5, won. Inquirendo second,
Prig third. Time. l:43 Ia
Sixth race-one mile-Little Matt COS
Simms, Z to u won, Bah Murphy second.
Mckee third. Time, -.
SPLIT HEATS AGAIN.
BALTIMORE. MD. September 25.-It
was another case of split heats at the
Gentlemen's Driving Park to-day, and
again the knowing ones got the little end
of the betting. The unfinished events
of Yesterday were disposed of in short
order but only one race of to-days cara
was completed-viz.. the 21S class, pace.
Luther would have probably won the
2:iO trot. unfinished from yesterday, but
for the interference of Jack Lucas, As
! il was. the New York horse got second
| money. There was no betting on TINS
| heat.
McDuff was a prohibitlve favorite for
the other uncompleted race, and trotted
away from the field. After winning two
heats of the 2lS pace Comet was shut
| out i'm the fourth heat. Barnes could
not keep the mare on her feet, and she
/ .,alloped the entire mile.
otto won the second heat Of the 22i
! trot. but went lame, and was drawn after
| the fourth trial
| Darkness ended the going before the
| 2.27 class event was reached. and 1t Will
| be trotted tomorrow. Summaries:
2:iO class, trotting-purse, 500 uniin-
ished from Tuesday)-Hubert, on. 81
| by Leander Q.ang), /, |, 3. 3, !. 4, !, !,
Luther, 4, g. 1, l. |, 3. 2, 2; Linkwood
| Kate, T. D. ., ., ., L. i, = JAN i'"N"7'
Albert c., Marion Craig. Jake VI. Patch
on Rattleaxe, Manassas Boy. Katie b.
! Time. 2:2il-f. 2:25, 2:2f IA; 2:22 IL, 2:26,
2:27l-2. 2:27 l-2. 2:24 II
2:Z0 class, trotttrg-purse, 300 mnfiu-
lshed from Tuesday)-McDuN. b. g., by
Flying Heatog collins, ). !. J. /; Little
lobe. /, 5. II, ); Monacacy, 2, 2, 2, T.
jackson, Camlet, Commercial Girl, Il.
l.. C.. Panstone, Greenlander Girl Lady
NJ. Wilbooka, Meston, Prince Albert.
| Time. go 81. 2:29 Ii, 2:O, PIG IL
2IS class, pacing-purse, &oV-Happl-
ness, b. M, by Judge Salisbury Reamer),
s. 2. 2 /, /: Carrie W., 2, 3, .. 2, q Billy
Richban g. ;, g. 3. g. John Sprague,
Comet. +. II. 5. Time, 2lS IL, 2:l9 H.
2IS1-2, 2:i9 1-2, 2:8.
PA class. trotting-purse, $500 (unfin'
ished)-Prince e.. sr. g.. BY Suffolk Prince
Rawling). 10, 3, 6, /, g Altamont, ], O.
g. 5; Bird McGregor. IL. g. 5, .. l. Great
Stakes. Antonina, Julian May, Suther-
land. Myrtle Boy, Otto, Lady Hannis,
Nellie w Time, 2:23 IA, 2:23 Ia, 2:22
2:22 IL. 2:2l 1-2.
CINCINNATI COURSE.
OAKLEY, o., September 2-For an
extra day the racing and attendance wer,
extraordinary. From the six events or
citing finishes of the meeting.
The mile handicap resulted in a roya
duel down the stretch between Maic
Marion and Buckwa, the former winning
by a whisker.
Every favorite won, and each was a
odds-on or even money.
First race-hve fIirlongs-Cecil DOS
CLAYTON. to 81 won Eleanor second
Ida c. third. Time, 102 81
Second race-six and a half furlongs-
RalklIne dOi. Thorpe, even) won, Ixior
second. Jamboree third. Time, l2
Third race-fve and a half furlongs-
Rem Johnson dO3. Bergen. EVEN won
Judge Denny second. Equinox third
| Time, 1909 Il.
| NFourth race-handicap. one mile-MaiC
Marion dl4 j. Gardner even) won. Buck
wa second, Free Advice third. Time
40 3-4. go
Fifth race-ona mile-SmY W. d02
Martin. TO u won, Paul Pry second
Oyerla third. Time la L.
sixth race-six and half furlongs--
semner Lex Q07. Martin, to % Won
Ioudon second, Leafet third. Time. LIZ
iAzOTE. 2O7 IL ONLY.
| cpPINGFIELD ILL, September %
azo,e did not break the worlds trottini
record on the tri-State Fair track to-day
Try "a he would, the famous horse coul'
not beat 2:07 IL.
IT.. high wind which prevailed all ia!
shut off all hope OF broken RECORD
Horsemen predicted that Azote eouia no
-, DOS Many thought that 2@s woui'
be about the figure