Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
THE>TALENT GO WILD.
BookieS Reap a Harvest at the Brighton
Beach Race Track.
SOME GOOD SPORT WITNESSED.
Fast Going, However, Ont of the
observation-disclosures Card Better
Tbnn Usunl-Other Turf Events and
Turf Talk.

August 1.-The weather was fine to-day
and as a result fully 1900 persons jour
neyed here 10 witness the races. The
track was heavy after yesterdays rain
storm. and in spots 1t was dead. which
made fast-going out OF the question.
Though the fields were small, some good
sport was witnessed. but the talent went
wild in their calculations. only two favor
ties winning. and the bookies reaped a
harvest. Summaries:
First race-one mile-Clarus 0O7, Keefe.
10 to u won, Salonica second, Warlke
third. Time. las.
Second race-half n mile-Imposition
%. O'Leary, 4 to y won. Article second,
Buccanneer third. Time, ~ l-2.
Third race-one mlle-Doggett 1os, Dog
gett. to 81 won. The Swain second,
Golden Gate third. Time. la IL.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Marshall O09, II. Doggett. to 81
won. Santiago second. Mirage third. Time,
1:iS 81
Fifth race-one mile-Annie Bishop do7,
Heider. to u won, Chiqeta second, Juani-
ia third. Time. 1:4.
G29 McCaferty, 10 TO u won, Kinglet
second. Gold Dollar third. Time, l'OS IL
AT THE SPRINGS.
SARATOGA, y. Y. August 5.-An au-
dience of about 600 witnessed an excep-
tionally good card of events on the sara
toga track The weather was fine and
the track comparatively good.
First race-Four and half furiongs-
70 4
La Gallenne second, Amazetta third
Time, 80 -.
Second race-one mile--AneZette Ql6 a.
CLAYTON. 3 TO u won, Too Much Johnson
second Cherrystone third. Time, lAi.
Third race-one mile and sixteenth
Cass az Scott. / to u won, Langdoh
second. Stonemason third. Time. l'oi'
Fourth receive furlongs-Argentine
d0O McClain. TO - won. The winner
second. Chugunt third. Time. 1904 Ia.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Memoir ulO
Griffin, to 81 won, SILK Gown second
Chesapeake third. Time, l15.
CINCINNATI FIREMEN's-DAY.
OAKLEY. o.. August 5.-To-day' the
last day Of the Oakley races, an extra
dav given for the benefit OF the local
Firemen's Association, was complete
success At least 1900 people attended.
Every one. including owners. oihcials'
and reporters paid at the gate. The re-
GENTS we're 5000. and in addition the
nremen's fund will receive several doha-
tions from horsemen who won purses.
First race-fve MISUNDERSTANDING pN,
Newcom. to p won. Willie Louise Sc
cond Marjori third. Time. lO2.
Second race-six furlongs-Willard 0lSl
r. Isom. even won, Portugal second,
Early Rise third. Time, ll5.
bfvF and half fnrlOnRS-
Patriarch Ql4 r. Isom, u to u won.
Hippogrif second, Cochin third. Time.
1903.
Fourth race-Congress Cub handicap,
one mie-Pepper d00. r.. 1som, TO y
won. ST. Lario second, Ray 5. third.
Time. la 81
Fifth welterweight. five and half
furlongs-Pope Gray dl4, Jones. ouD won,
Domingo second, Jim Donien third. Time,
1:23.
Sixth race-mile and a sixteenth-Blue
and Gray O05. r. Isom. 9 to 3 won. Stat
fel second Victorious third. Time, AS ID
Seventh race-eeven furlOngs-Nance
O0S. Bergen, TO u won, Ellie second,
Fabia third Time, 1.27 l-2.
GRAND CIRCUIT.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. August with
the 210 pace and the 217 trot unfinished,
the horses were called shortly before noon
to-day to wind up the Grand Circuit
meeting. COeridse was a favorite in
the fourth heat of the pacing race. He
was not driven to win. Ben. -. winning
in a walk. The judge called all bets on
the heat OF Ben d. won the fifth heat,
by nose. from Guinette.
Direction. who had not been considered
by the talent, won the rest Of the heats
and the race
In the 2:17 trot seven heats had been
trOtted Saturday. In the eighth heat
Colonel Kuser won ms he pleased. The
judges were dissatisfied with the way
Bravado and Kate Philamont were
driven. George Saunders was substituted
for Cook behind Bravado, and Budd
Doble' took Frank Colby's place behind
Philamont. Bravado won the race. by
a nose.
2:lO class-pacing. purse s3.C0O-Direction,
blk. s., by Director Ol1ham), won. Ben
-. second, Coleridge third. Best time,
2:05 IL
2l7 class-trottlng. purse s2.OOo-Bra-
vado, blk. 3. by Kentucky Wilkes Cook,
won Colonel Kuser second. Kate Phila-
mont third. Best time, PIP 1-2
PIMIICO FALL MEET.
BALTIMORE, MD. August 5.-The
Pmlico Driving Club has decided to hold
its fall meeting September 30th TO October
18th. inclusive. II will be the first five day
light harness meeting ever held in Mary
land. For the 2:O1 pace, scheduled for
the second day. a purse of 81. 5O0-the
largest ever offered in the State--is hung
M. There will be three races each day,
and the purses aggregate sli.5oo.