Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-03
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
Last Regular Day Of GlnYlllss Host
Successful Meeting.
ATTENDANCE, SEVEN THOUSAND.
Two UnHnishcd Races To be RIM on
To-Day-Events at Oakley, I'm the
East. and Abrond-Trsek Com-
meut.


II was the last regular day OF the most
successful meeting In the history OF the
Chenille track. The horses were called
at 1880, an hour earlier than usual. In
an effort to finish the programme.
In the 2:ii trot and the 2:io pace, the
horses were split up. and there were so
many accidents. such as thrown shoes.
etc. that but one event was finished. Blu
zetta won the 2:15 trot in straight heats.
She was an even-money favorite against
the field.
Colonel Kuser was l0-to-5 favorlte In
the 2I7 trot. There was field of
thirteen. and they were a long time in
getting away Colonel kussr drew a bad
position. and did 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. ne was
still played favorite. The next four heats
were divided between Bravado and kale
Phiiamont, both outsiders, the fayorlte
beating the latter out in the flftn and
sixth.
There were but five starters in the Sc
NeNln neat. anu tOiDUSl anu
do fought II out in the home stretch,
the former winning by half a length.
In the 2:l0 pace, Coleridge was a IA
yorite at to s I'm the books, after win
ming the first heat I'm lively brush down
the stretch with Gulnette. Paul, who had
been entirely overlooked In the betting.
surprised every one by winning the third
heat.
Both OF the unfinished races and the
205 trot will be run off tomorrow. The
attendance to-day was about 1900.
Postponed race-217 class. trotting
purse s2.00-Bravado. blk s., by Kentucky
wilkes (Cook): Philamont, b. M, by
Ph.iamont COLBY, and Penelope, by NC
Ewin (MeGinniss). each two heats, and
Colonel Kuser b. s.. by Stranger 'Mc-
Carty) won Best time. 2:l2 Ia.
First race-2:13 class, trotting, purse
s2OOD-Buzetta, ch m, by Onward tBower-
NAM. won. Geneva second, Altoa third.
Best time. 200 81.
Second racs-2l0 class, pacing, purse
s3.0o0--Coleridge, b. s., by {. r. Clay Jus
teri. won two heats, and Paul G., en-. g.
by Hornet CMcCarty) won one. Best time,
2O5 L.
CINCINNATI TRACK.
OAKLEY. O.. August 2.-Ffve fayorites
and second choice won the races mere
to-day. the talent hitting the bookies
hard Tomorrow closes the regular meet
ing but one extra day. Monday next
will BE- given for the benefit OF the lire-
men. Attendance good; weather line;
track fast. Summaries:
First race-four and half furlongs-i.'
Sale oos. Irving, even, won. Ben John-
con second Cherub third Time. 50 SIC.
second race-six and a half furlongs-
I-ncle Henry Q0l, Chorn, to y won, BIT
mIneham second. Golden Fleece thiru'
Time. l:22 IA. , o,o
Third receive furlongs-Moniea uio'
psrgen. 2 to y won, Japan second 'oh'-
missioner third. Time. lib. o.
Iourth race-six furlongs-IiZette Hoi'
cov,ngton. eyen) won, Ottiana secohd'
siluria third. Time, la IA.
Fifth race-mils and seventy yards
Bagner Ug7. Irving. 30 % won hiskst
cond. Elthia Alien third. Time i'to II
sixth receive ftirlongs-BeAe OF orr Or,
ham dlO Bergen. 3 to u Won 'as 49, -.
aecond. Fair Lady third Time, l'oz IL
AT THE SPRINGS.
SApaTOCA. n. Y. August 2.-To-day ;
five sweepstakes on the saratoga track
wera witnessed by even smaller crown
,han that of Yesterday. despite the TACT
that the management announcer las, eve.
ming that through out the remainder Oh
the meeting ladies '. ia De aniiii'teo heo
when accompanied by gentlemen
The weather vas very hhe' anu '"e
track in excel. mt condition.
E,Irs, race-six furlongs-Wernberg OH,
Grimm 10 a won, Bah Murphy seconu'
Senper Lex third. Time, lib.
Second race-nile and sixteenth-Ara-
noboa c7 Mccain, TO 81 won, Lord Nell
ION second. Orinda third. Time. LIS liz.
third race-four and half furlongs-
c,,msa no. A. Clayton. 3 to u won, Mar
s,,,se second, Predicament third. Time,
5S .,
Eoprth race-mile and one-sixteenth-
prandvwine an. Griffin. ! to 100 won,
Dunraven second. Lookout third. Time,
Isl IA -
Firth rsce--four and half furlongs-
Skyblue dO3. Griffin. to ID won, Princess
Noretti second, Rosaiind third' Ii'he'
&c "a.
RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH.
\ Y. August 1.-The attendance mere
to-dav was I'D 10 the standard. nearly 1000
persons being present. The weather was
an that could be desired. and the track
fast.
Favorites made a clean sweep or the
card and the talent was jubilant. Sidkel
and Humming Bird were equal favorites
En- the first. at to s. the frst-named, rid
dem by Taral, winning handlly.
First race-ive furlongs-Sidkel Ql3,
Taral s to y won. Humming Bird Sc
cond. PRINTING! third. Time. 1904.
second receive furlongs-Glsmonda t5.
o'Leary, 9 to 1W won. Bessie Browning
second. Yankee Doodle third. Time.
lOi 3D.
Third race-one mile-Ting, n03 Keefe.
even, won, Sir Dixon. Jr.. second, Corn
cob third. Time. i:i2 "a.
Fourth race-one mile and sixteenth
Our Jack nl4. Taral. 8 to 81 won, Aure-
Ian second. Hugh Penny third. Time,
i:iS1-4
FIf,h race-six furlongs-Dui Larondie
nl7 LIttlefie!d. Z to lO won. Wellman
second. Buccaneer third. Time, Ill.
I. S,xth receive Enthusiastically DOS,
GlfYord. TO y won. Bowling Green Sc
cond. Jake shipsey third. Time. lo2 3-i.
AT GooDwOoD.
LONDON. August AT Goodwood. the
chesterfield Cup (handicap), value go
sovereigns. for 3-year-olds and upwards,
one mile and a quarter. was won by Alr.
q J. F. Fawcett's Pitcher. Mr.. Ham
mar BASES Bloodthirsty was second. and
Mr.. l.. r. Baudy's Bache third.
The selling stakes. OF 10 sovereigns each.
100 added, the winner to be sold at auc-
ton at 100 sovereigns, five furlongs. was
won by Diplomatic. Tominster was Sc
cond and Dryers Primrose knight third.
Dwyer's Harry Reed ran unplaced In
the Chichester Stakes handicap.
PRIMROSE KNIGHT SOLD.
LONDON. August 2.-Mr. Dwyer sold
primrose knight after his defeat to-day
IN his former owner. Mr.. Robinson. for
fso The horse cost Mr. Dwyer 1900 at