Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-26
A Falling or In Attendance and Smaller
Fields.
WEATHER GOOD, TRACK FAST.
Brighton Bench In Fine shape-At-
tendance Lnrgc-The Talent Out in
Force-Othcr Turf Notes OF In
tcFcst-Rcsuits.

Rey del Careres and Lookout were
scratched in the first race. Falling Wa
ter in the third. and Brandywine In
the fouth.
Weather good. Track fast. summa-
ries:
First race-sweepstakes. six furlongs-
Clifford G2l. Griffin. barred won. Logan
second. Alva third. Time. lbs H.
Second race-mile-Rey del Carerez d22.
Martin. to 81 won. Brandywine second.
Fannie Louise third. Time. l.42 IL.
Third race-Banksrs' Stakes. for 2-year-
olds. value $500; winner to be sold at
auction, five furlongs-Mussulman 002.
Griffin. > 10 p won. Rosalind III. second.
Onaretta third. Time. l:o2.
Fourth race-mile and One-sixteenth-
Sir Excess 40. Griffin, / 20 - won. Chant
second. Bob Nicely third. Time, 1901
Fifth race-mile and a furlong-W y.
0g0. Griffin, TO y won, Kilkenny second,
Royal George third. Time. l:57 l-2.
40 racing tomorrow Hriday).
SEASIDE TRACK
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK,
July 1.-The weather here to-day was
excellent for racing. and the track was
IN fine shape and fast. The attendance
was large, owing to the good card pre-
sented. and che talent We're out in fun
force They Jared very wei. too. as four
favorites passed under the wire winners.
The only stirring finish Of the day was
m the second race. At the stretch there
was a general closing up, with Hectic
IN the lead, and a fierce drive ensued 10
the finish. Casseta winning BY neck
from Volley, who was length and hair
before Hectic.
First race-one mile-Appomattox d6.
OLeary. 6 10 - won, Maggie X. second
Tom SkidmOrc third. Time. ~ L..
Second raco-hve furlongs-Casseta 90
Ouin. 10 u won. Volley second. Hectic
third Time, 10Z 81.
Third race-one mile-True Penny uol'
Doggett. 10 y won. Sir John second
Kent third. Time, i:i5.
Fourth race-American owners Handi-
can. one and one-sixteenth miles-Pallh-
ain on, Maxshire. TO . won Cotncop
second. Stoneneu g. third. Time 90
Fifth race-six furlongs-Hugh Penny
dlS. McCanerty. TO 81 won IA lisa i'1
second. Second Attempt third. Iiine'
1:l5 -. no.
Sivth race-one mile-Bombay OO6,
O'Teary. 10 10 u won, Hammie second
Norenya third Time, --.
lil4A. E.-lki fpltO-N shi%ie' $500
DETROIT. MICH. July &.-The fourth
dav Of the Blue-RihbOn meeting or the
petroit Driving club was fully equal
10 the previous days In point OF Eacins'
The conditions were almost perfect Tor
fast time. the track being In prime con-
dition. and scarcely any wind blowing
Au Of the events OF the programme were
holly contested, and again kept the au-
dence until dark.
In the 2Il class for trotters klamath
the winner cut his record OF =V' -
made at GAINESVILLE. Wis, this season. by
a fun second. and William Penn, who
won the third heat, cut his marx OF
2Ii Ii for four seconds, and captured the
$500 extra purse offered ny inc
club for the fastest heat trotted better
than POI l-2
In the $50 trot. which was unfinished
from Yesterday Red Of Waranoke had no
trouble getting the deciding heat.
In the 2:il-class trOtting event klamath
won the first heat handily. Penn gave
the gelding "A great race in the second
heat. Klamath had a good lead at the
quarter but Penn took the lead into the
stretch. and drew away from klamath,
but the terrific pace told on him, and
klamath. coming fast from the distance
won out by nose in driving finish.
klamath was hotter favorite than
ever in the third heat. and he came home
easily in 207 ii.
penn was n 2-to-l0 favorite for the
fourth heat. but he broke badly I'm the
back stretch. and lost what chance he
had OF winning the race, and klamath
won easily.
Rrownhall. Jr, was the favorite for the
2l5-class pace Charlie Doble sent YES
tige out for the first heat. and landed II
handily This made Ncstige an even
money favorite for the second heat On
the first turn Nestige broke badly. ana
went all to pieces at he quarter, ana was
dstanced.
Charles Doble claimed that Nicol p.
had collided with him, and asked Tor a
place in the race but did not substantiate
his claim and the judges would not grant
his request
When Nicol i. went in front Of Nestige
his sulky caught the wheel Of Babbetts
sulky. and took of the tire. The mare
went 10 the three-quarter pole without
the tire. when Atlantic Kings sulky-hub
caught Babbett's disabled wheel and
finished II. The judges would not allow
Woodwork a claim, and distanced the
mare
With Vestige out Of the way, Brownhall
became an odds-on favorite, and won the
next two heats easily.
In the last event James /. was the
favorite. and the fact that he did not
show up in front in the first heat did not
affect the betters. Colonel Kyser made
a play for the last three heats. but was
not equal 10 the task, James l.. winning
out each time In a close finish, Sum
maries:
First race-2:23 class trotting. purse SEQ
diminished from yesterday Of Wara-
noke. b. h.. by Little Red Dodge. won,
Princess Belle second. Glenmore third.
Best time. 2l6 81.
Second race-2ll class trotting, purse
g. klamath. b. g.. by M0rrokus Ray-
mond). won. William Penn second, Night
ingaIe third. Best time. 2:G IL
Third race-215 class pacing, purse
81 O0e-Brownhall. Jr., br. h., by Brown
hall Casel. won. Little Jonker second.
Toxic r. third Time. 2l0 IA.
Fourth race-2l7 class trotting. purse
s. O9o-James L., br. g.. by Dexter Prince.
fQuintom won, Bravada second, Pelerine
third. Best time, 2l2 -
LIZARK sCAREs EN-
OAKLEY. o.. July 25.-Lizark scared
all the entries in the NTH race to-day ex-
cept St Maxim. and the race was declared
on The best contest was the Trade race
for 2-yeer-oid FLIES. one mile. Pepper
won the Ohio stakes easily Attendance
large; weather pleasant; track fast.
First race-four and half furlongs-
Belle Brunei 95. X. lsom, 1 to u won.
Alice w. second, Julie third. Time, 56ia.
Second race--seven furiongs-Leo Lake
C0i. Bergen 3 to D won, The Reaper Sc