Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-20
AN EXCITING DAY.
Biz Crowd In Attendance at the Saginaw
Meeting.
GENTLEMEN RIDER HA'h'
CiucIunntrs First Event OF the MIN"
Won by willie APPLICABLE Oh
acknowledgement THICK "'
Other Events of Interest.

SAGINAW. MICH. July l9.-Ihe ias'
day proved the most exciting OF 'he
meeting. A big crowd was in attendance
and a light rain which fell In the morn
ing put the track In fine condition. pu'
strong wind was blowing. preventing last
time.
Roth the 2:2O trot and the 215 pace were
royal battles. Every heat of the z'0
trot was fought from the start 10 'he
wire. the local sports losing heavily oh
Banker
Owing TO the lateness Of the hour the
great free-forsall trot was put OH III 10
morrow. Directum, Azote, Ryiand L.
and Muta Wilkes will start.
Salisbury says 1t will be the greatest
race ever trotted in America.
Hal Pointer tried a mile to beat his
record. 2:NI-2, but finished in 200 IL.
aIix then went a mile In the strong wind
In DOS IA. which is now the trottinS. re-
cord of the state OF Michigan
2.2l trot-purse s2.000-Brunhilde, gr. M,
nv Viking (NIcCarty). I, !, 3. 3, !. /; Baker,
b. e.. by Sphinx Sutherland. !. 2 /. ?, 9. );
J(rvson br h.. By Simmons (kerns), 2, ), 2,
ia; Peter Harwood, Muggins. and V.
beverly. Time. 2ls ZIG Ia, 2:l9 ii, PIG 81,
2l7 IL. and 2;l9 1-2.
2l5 pace-purse $l.0o0-June Bug, ch. e.,
by Almont (McCarty). 9, 3. !, !, 2, T. l;
Phenol, or. m. by Jersey Wilkes (Starr),
l.. ~ 3, :. 2; Weed wilkes, blk. h., by
Gambetta Wilkes Oeed. 5. S. 9. 2. !. l, 3,
Vistigi. Trixall, Stronghold Choate, Cno-
rul. Alice Nicola, Kentucky Star, Amo-
md ifef
2:l2 1-2. 2:l2 1-2. 2:ls II 2:l0 ii, 2l0 81,
2I1, 2Iil-2. and 2IGl II.
OAKLEY PARK.
CINCINNATI, O., July l9.-The first
gentleman-rider race ever given here
look place at Oakley this at
ternoon. Willie Apologize, son or
W. +. Applegate, OF Louisville;
won it, in an excellent exhibition OF
hcrsemanship. Clementine, the favorite,
with Guy X. Yea up. refused to pass
the stand until the others were quar-
ter Of a mile away. Attendance large
track fast. Summaries:
First race-selling. four and n half fur
longs-Petrarch O26, Williams, 10 10 ~
won. Asaph second. Sycamore thlri'
Time. IS. -
Second race-selling. seven furlongs-
Susie b. QJl Henry, to y won Jenny
Mills second. Ductor third. Time. LIZ -
Third receive furlongs-CaptiVe Glo'
Chorn, OUT won. Lillian II. second S'u-
kel third. Time, 102
Fourth race-handicap, one ana one
sixteenth miIes-Lehman 0l3, II. Williams,
G 10 81 won, Free Advice second Knet'
Goode third. Time, i:i9 H.
Fifth race-gentlemen riders, one mile
Nv Luck OGO. Willie Apologize, TO y
,ron Greenwich second, 81. Cyr thlTu.
Time. l:iI. r,-
oIi,.e Cql Walker. 70 u won, Santa Ma
ria second Neutral third. Time, ID -
NEW YORK TRACK.
AorEDI-CT RACE-TRACK, July 10
the weather here to-day was perfect ana
tba track In the best Of condition The
card however. was made up Of a poor
class Of runners, and the usual scratch
ing tended further 10 discourage the DOCK
makers as we'll as the betters.
First receive furlongs, seiling-Lady
ricbmond (g2 OLeary. TO y won, Ina
second. Red Top third. Time, lH3.
second receive and a half furlongs-
Tomoka O0G. Sheedy. 6 to . won Monte
zuma second. Cassenal third. Time lIO'
Third race-one mile, selling
stone (gS Wynn, 10 TO y won, hawardeh
second Golden Cate tnlTu liih'' - =
Fourth race-one mile, selling-N aFiiKe
u07. Hamilton. 6 to - won, Gold Doliar
second, Euafelda third. Time l;is IA.
Fifth race-mile and furlons-harIy
Alonzo 0e3. Z. Doggett, to 81 won Now
or Never second. Florinda third. Iiine'
1914.
sixth receive furlongs-Ostler Joe
oo5 O'Leary. 10 to 81 won. The Kite Sc
cond. Feliche third. Time, l:W IL.
IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 19-The twentieth re-
newal Of the Kingston 2-year-old five-fur-
long race was run at Sandowne to-day
and was won by Sir f. Johnston's Pretty.
MIR. Douglass Baird's Symlngton was Sc
cond and the Prince OF Wales's Courier
third. ~
The eighth renewal Of the Eclipse
Stakes of 1000 sovereigns, one and one
nuarter miles, was won by Baron Schlick-
er,s lie Justicier. Mr. Russelfs Whittier
was second. and Mr.. Henry Miner ;
None the Wiser third.