Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
THE RACE-C0URSE.
Brighton Beach Card and Cool Weather
Draw q Crowd.
THE BALTIMORE RACES OFF.
Too Much Local Antasonism and
Too Little Financial support
Events Mt the Cincinnati Track
Other Turf Notes of Interest.

BRIGHTON BEACH RACE-TRACK,
July IAN attractive card and the cool
weather brought about 1900 persons to the
track this afternoon. In the first race
Hawarden caused q little excitement by
rearing and crashing through fence
while diminishing for start. Golden
Gate rushed to the front at the flag
fall, but Long Bridge. In a furious drive.
won by a head from Hawarden, who was
a length and a half In front Of Golden
Gate
Little Dorritt got the best Of the start
in the second race. but Perseus in a
rafting finish landed winner by a head.
In the third event Applause was never
lengths from Bombasset. Hugh Penny
led all the time in the Ocean-Wave
Stakes. The terrific pace he set killed
Weinberg, who stopped at the head of the
stretch.
Sir Excess had three quarters OF a
length the best of Rey del Carerez OF the
finish IN the fifth race. Stonenellie being
three lengths behind Rey del carerez.
Mirage won easily in the sixth.
First race-one inie-Long Bridge nlO.
pocgett. 7 to io) won, Hawarden second,
Golden Gate third. Time. las IL.
Second race-four furlongs-Perseus COS,
Griffin. to u won. Little Dorritt second,
Shakespeare third. Time, 1:03.
Third race-six furlongs - Applause
QGS L.. Griffin, to p won. Bombasset
second. Hanwel third. Time, lis Ia.
taE <
furlongs-Hugh Penny QO7. Reiff. 1 to p
won. Discount second, Weinberg third.
Time. II IA.
Fifth race-one mile--sir Excess on,
ReIrf. to 81 won, Rey del Carerez Sc
cond Stonenellie third. Time. In IL.
Sixth race-selling, one and Jne-eighth
uiles-nirage Q03. Griffin won, Little
Tom second. Eagleblrd third. Time,
/ Sc 1-2.
CINCINNATI COURSE.
OAKLEY. o., July 12.-There was a
good attendance and there were six good
races to-day, and the first choices and
non-favorites equally divided the honors.
Prince Carl the favorite In the handicap,
was evidently sore. He finished last.
Summaries:
First race-six furlongs-The Winner
dOi. A. Clayton. s to 81 won. Sir Dixie
second Rondo third. Time. Ia IA.
Second race-seven furlongs-Sissy
Knott dO0, Chorn, 4 to u won. Minnie
Baxter second. Noah third. Time, 1:29.
Third race-iive furlongs-Monteith 0l3'
Thrope. to y won. Sidkel second.
Frances third Time, 1903 "a.
Fourth race-handicap. one and six
teenth miles-Voorhees ole, Thorpe, to
D won, Crevasse second, Ray S. third.
Time. 2:02 IA.
Fifth race-Captain Drain Gl1. Perkins.
3 20 u won, Peabody second, Oakley third
Time. la "a.
sixth race-seven MISUNDERSTANDING
Qi2. Perkins. 2 TO u won. Grammar second,
Doctor third. Time. :2s
RACES DECLARED OFF.
BALTIMORE. MD, July 12.-The Ma
tional Circuit races, scheduled for July
10Th at the bicycle track on the Pimlco
road. have been declared of. Edward G..
Wollman. chairman Of the Race Commit
tee. to-day wrote a letter TO j. j. Nc
Elroy, secretary OF the Board OF Trade,
stating that the committee appointed by
the Maryland division to take charge OF
the affair had decided to abandon the
undertaking, and gave as reasons local
antagonisms and lack of financial sup
port.