Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-24
Three Thousand Sp]rtS Try Issues
With The BOOkleS.
TALENT MUCH CREsTFALLEy.
Only Two of the Fnvcrites WIN
Finishes Not Excitiug-Svenfs AZ
snrntoGn-New Rules There TOT
sunday Rncipg.
sunday Rncinr

night. and as a result there were not so
many scratches az had been anticipated.
Only two Of the favorites won to-day,
and the talent returned TO the city much
crestfallen. The finishes were not exclt-
ing.
First receive furlongs-Mabel Glenn
n05. j. Rogan, 7 TO y won, Fnsileer Sc
cond. Ageer third. Time, l:0l IL.
Second receive furlongs-Intermissl
dlO Penn, 7 to y won, cassette second,
Beau IDEAL the Second third. Time
| 1a21-i -."...
Third race-one mile and one six
teenth-Jack, the Jew O0i. Penn, TO 81,
won. Buck knight second, Fargo third
Time. ~ II.
Fourth racc-fve furlongs-Yankee
Doodle Gl0. Overton, 10 u won, Lor-
rainia w. second, Castleton third. Time,
l02 IL.
Fifth race-one mile-Auranan 49,, +.
! Clark, 10 to y won. Hugh Penny second,
Redskin third. Time, III 81
Sixth race-one mile-Corncob Gi,
OLeary. . to u won. Little Tom second,
Hammcnt third. Time, l:i3.
OLD DOMINION TRACK.
WASHINGTON, July 2].-Old Dominion
results:
First race-nve furlongs--Jack Lovett
g 20 % won, Il. :. Cheek second, Bolivar
third. Time lD2 IL.
Second race--tour and half furlongs-
Harry Keiser g TO u won, Arda second
Rufus third. Time. 70 IL.
Third race-seyen turlOngs-Cant zen
G to y won, Lotion second. Brogan third.
Time. I:3l "a.
Fourth race-ha!f mile-Princess lie
len q 10 - won, Little Ralph second
BaccaTat third. Time, 80.
Fifth race--nve furlongs-Jersey q TO ID
won, My Gyps second. Elmsione thiru'
Time. 100 81.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Bronston
e to y won, Frank r. fry second, Half
breed third Time, 100
AT THE SPRINGS.
SARATOGA, y. Y, July "a perfect
day and a fast track with gOod care OF
five attractions, including the Hotel Nor-
den Stakes failed 10 draw very large
attendance at the Saratoga Racing Asso-
citation track to-day. The fields were all
small. but raced some good horses.
The attraction Of the day was the third
race. the Hotel Worden Stakes FOR 2-year-
old fllios, value Sl,20.
The following notice was issued by the
Executive Committee this morning.
During the balance Of the meeting races
on Sunday will begin at 2:30 o'clock; on
all other days at li3O a. NJ, as usual"
First race--six furlongs-Derfargllla G09
Griffin. 20 3 won. Lady Diamond second
AllOver third. Time, &c IL.
Second Tace-one mile-Fannie Louis tt
Cochran, TO u won, Lucinia second, April
Fool third. Time, l:2 IL.
Third race-Hotel NOrden Stakes, Tor 2
year-old fillies. guaranteed purse SID
four and a half furlongs-Florrie o. Lam
lee, Y 70 - won, Laylnta second, Heresy
third. Time sc.
Fourth race-One nile and one-s!x-
teenth--Arapaho d03. Mccain. TO % won,
Lake Shore second, Joe Miller third. Time,
l:i9 -.
Fifth race-sWeepstakes. five furlOngs-
Honolulu 49, McClain. TO p won, Mid
low second Chugnut third. Time, l:O2 II.
The last race OF tomorrow VIII be a
steeplechase, as we'll as the last race OF
Saturday. The last race for tomorrow did
not MI. and was declared of. and a stee-
| plechase substituted therefor.
BEN BRUSH Alloy.
OAKLEY, o., July 23.-Ben Brush de-
| moustrate1 to-day that h Is the best
2-year-old in the West. He won the
Diamond Stakes. with - pounds up, as
| he pleased, in the fast time Of los He
was only galloping at the finish. The
! stake was worth $500 10 the winner.
Weather cloudy; track fast. Summaries:
First race-four and a quarter furlongs-
Marsian d07, Chorn, TO D won, Joe
| Clark second, Mike Kelly third. Time,
! 81 g.
| Second race-seven furlongs-Lissett 90,
| Thorpe, EVEN won, Loetak second, The
| Sculptor third Time, IN IL.
Third race-slX furlongs-Belle Foster
| O07, Perkins. 4 10 81 won, Swiftly second.
| jim Donlen third. Time, l:l5.
Fourth race-Damond Stakes; value 10
winner 800: five and a half furlongs-
| Ben Brush O2j. X. Williams, 10 % won,
| Ben Eder second, Prince Leon third.
J Time lNS.
/ Fifth race-mile and slxteenth-Flylng
| Duichman az. Chorn, 10 10 won, Blue
and Gray second, Uncle Tom third. Time,
l;i9 81.
Sixth race--six furlonCs-Wildfre Us,
w. Jones. 70 u won. Stilario second,
Annie NJ. third. Time. ili II.
GREAT SPORT.
DETROIT, MICH. July 2.-The card OF
the second day of the Blue Ribbon meet
| ing at the Crosse Point track was betta
| than that OF yesterday. An enormous
! crowd was present The track was fast
! and the racing spirited, every event being
! long drawn out. and the sport lasting
| until dark, and then 1t had to be post
| pOncd.
The event Of the day was the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Stake rae.
for 2:i0 trotters.
The first race, for 3-year-Oid trotters
was an exciting one. Larable was a hot
/ favorite, but acted badly in the first heat
! Oakland Baron landed IL easily. Larabie
| stn continued the favorite at odds OF
! 70 q The colt landed the second heat
| by a length from Oakland Baron, but
| kitona came strong in the stretch IN
the last heat, and was at the favorite's
throat-latch as they passed under the
! wire. Larable acted badly egaih In the
! fourth. but came strong In the fifth
/ winning the heat and the race.
Ii took six heats to decide the great
stake race. The Corporal was a hot IA
vorite. and the money literally pourel
in on him. He acted badly In the frs
two heats, Don l.. winning them both II
driving finishes. The Judges We're no
| satisfied with the manner In which Cor
poral was acting. and took Chandler
| down and put up Gsrst behind the u
geldlng In the third heat. Iron Bar wor
the heat in driving finish, with Falk
land. Don L., FL Rami. and the Corpora
well up. Gerst got the Corporal In ehapl
in the fourth heat, and he had no trouble
In winning out.
STUBBORN CONTEST.
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