The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

Many Accidents in the 2:fs Trot- ynGn-
ished Race. Comes of To-Day.

Many Accidents In the 2:f7 Trot ynGn-
ished Races Comes of To-Day.
| CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. There were
| Tour events on the card for tO-day's grand
| circuit mcctiLg. one was q POSTPONED
race from yesterday. IL was the last
| regular day OF the most succ eSsful meet
| ifg In the history Of the Glenville track.
Inc horses were called at 1890. an hour
earlier than usual, IN an effort TO finish
| the programme.
In the 2:l7 trot and the 2.lo pace the
| horses were split up. and there were so
| many accidents. such as thrown shoes,
| etc. that but one event was finished.
| Buzetta won the 2.i3 trOt IN straight
| meats. She was an eycn-mOney favOIite
| against the field
Colonel Kuser was a 10 to favor.te
| IN the Z:ll trOt. There was a field OF
thirteen, and they were a long time in
getting away. Colonel Kuser drew a BAD
position. and ala not drive for the first
heat. Penelope won II. but the betting
| did not change She took the second heat
| also, and although Colonel kuser did not
| finish better than eleventh, he was siill
| played favOrite The next four heats
were divided between Bravado and kale
Philemon, both outsiders, and the favo-
rite, the. latter in the NTH and sixth
There were but five starters In the
seventh heat, and Colonel kuser and
Bravado fought II out In the home
stretch, the former winning by half
length.
In the 21O pace Coleridge was a favo-
rite at TO IN the books after winning
tho first heat IN lively brush down the
stretch with Guinette. Paul, who. had
been entirely overlooked in the betting,
surprised every one by winning the third
heat.
Both of the unfinished races and the
1.Dj trot VIII be run OF tomorrow. The
attendance to-day was about 1000. sum
maries:
Postponed race-2:7 class. trottng;
purse 2.ND.
Bravado blk s.. by Kentucky Wilkes
COOk).
Penelope. by Melvin (McGinniss), each
two heats.
colonel Kuser b. s.. by Stranger Mc-
Carty). won.
Best time, 2.l2 IA.
First race-2I3 class, trotting; purse.
$500.
Beuse.ta. ch. m. by onward Bower
NAM, won.
Geneva second
Altoa third.
Pest time, 200 g.
Second race-2iO class. pacing; purse,
coleridse, b. s.. by c. r. Clay Custer.
Paul C.. Ell. T.. by Hornet Clccarty),
wen one.
Best time. 2Gl-i.
FAvoRiTfs Make CLEAN SWEEP
RACE TRACK. BRIGHTON BEACH,
=. J.. Aug. 2.-Thc attendance mere to-
day was up to the standard, nearly 100
persons being present. The weather was
all that could be desired and the track
fast
Favorites made a clean sweep OF the
card. and the taleu- was jul liant. Sidkel
and Hummipgbird were equal favOrtcs at
the first AZ 20 .. the hrst-r med. rid
den by Taral' winning handily. Sum
maries:
Fist race-a,. iurlongs -sidksl dls.
yaral. 10 - first ilumming Bird second,
Prmirgo third. Time, LOO 80
Second raCe-hse furiO; tilsmOnda
C'5. OLeary, . 10 lW first. Bessie Grown
,nE second. Yankee Doodle third. Time.
Third race-one mile-Tirg d0s. Keefe.
EVEN FIST Sir Dixon. Jr.. second Corn
cob third. Time, 1:i2 81.
Fourth race-one mile and a sixteenth
our Jack dll. Tarai. TO - first, Aufc-
liam second, Hugh Penny third. Tine
1.fs1-
Fifth race-six furlongs-Duarondie Ol3
Littleheld, e. 10 lO first Nellman sec
onl. Buccaneer third. Time, LII.
Sixth race-five furlOnes Burg indy Cos
clifford. TO j. first, Bowling Green see
ond. Jake Shipsey third. Time, lo2 81.
LACK or Ivrrursr AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA. y. y. Aug. 2.-To-day's
five sweepstakes on the Saratoga track
were witnessed by even a smaller crowd
y
that the management announced last
evening that throughout the remainder
OF the meeting lalies would be admitted
free when accom- panied by q gentleman.
The weather was very fine. and the
track i'm excellent condition. summaries.
First race-siN furlOngs -WcrIberg az
Griffin I 10 - first. Bah Murphy second.
semper Lex third. Time. 1915.
Second lace-nile ana siAieenth-Arap-
ahoe 90. MrCialn. Z TO 81 fI~t Lord
Nelson second. OriuIa third. Time i.is ~.
Third race-iOur and a half furl0nss
Crimea 11O 4. clayton. 8 TO d first. Mar
guise second, Prclicament thifd. Time ~.
Fourth ilce-inile ana onc-siNteeuth-
Brandywine Gll Griffin. 10 l0j nrst.
Dunraven second, Lookout third. Time,
1851 Ia
Firth race-four AMI a half furlone5-
Skyblue d~ Griffin 20 II first, Princess
Noretu second, Rosalind third. Time,
80 81
AT oAKL.Y.
OAKLEY, O., Aug. Five fay0rites
ara q second choice won The races here
to-day the talent hitting the books hard
Tomorrow closes The regular mceting
hut one extra day Monday neSD viii
le given fof the benefit of the iiremen.
Attendance good. weather tine. and track
fast. Summaries.
First race-foar and half furlOngs.-
la Sale On3. Irving. even first, Ben |
Johnson second, Cherro third. Time. |
.55..
second lt-'t-slN ana ual lAtlVlsr.- |
Uncle Henry GOi. Chorn. 3 to - first, !
birmingham second Golden Fleece third. |
Time, l.22ii
Third receive furlongs Monica liO, |
Bergen, > 20 - first. Japan second, COM |
n issiOner third. Time, I'D
Fourth race-six furlOnes.-Lizettc u0T. |
COviugtOn. even first Ottiana second, |
Siluria third. Time. l:1lA.
Firth racc-mile and seventy yards
Ragner GU7. Irving, TO - first. Elskct
second. Elthia Allen third. Time 1851.
Sixth race-five furl0ngs.-Bellc Of Ford
ham 0lu. Bergen, . TO - first Motila /
second. Fair Lady third Time, .O2s,.
GooDNOoD RAcis.
LONDON. Aug. AT Goodwood. tho |
Cup handicap. value 80
sovereigns. for three-year-oids. and up-
wards one mile and a quarter. was won
by Mr.. G. J. +. Fawcetrs Pitcher. Mr..
Hammar Bass Blo0dthirsty was second.
and Mr. l.. =. Baudy's Bacho third.
The selling stakes Of 10 sovereisns each,
100 added the winner 10 be sold at auc-
ton at 100 soveroigns five furlongs. was
won by Diplomatic. Tominister was
second. and Dwye6s Primrose Knight
third Dryers Harry Reed ran unplaced
In the Chichester stakes handicap.
An ieronaut Killed
PTOENIN. ARR. Aug. 2-Aeronaut |