The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
THE THIRD DAYS RACES.
QUAHTERMsRcH TAME THE FIRST
NEAT OF THE ..f5 Event.
uollvwood Wins the GenfIemau's Riding
Race -Panstonc Takes Three straight
Heats In the go Glass.

Xrand-Stald was Eli'ss ~tSo iHt '''''",-
ring. and thousand or so hunS over The
fence around the track \ auiging sea
OF humanity. fully five thousand people
witnessed the races, which were very
good There were good horses fair
track. and fast time resulted. Following
are the summaries.
First event-two-ycar- odd class, bost two
ia three. purse 500.
Starters-I.uccnla. Prince Cox. Governor
Holt. Urine. and Allie Mansfield
There was not "a grca, deal OF inteteIl
taken IN this race. as the people Knew
the youngsters needed time Governor
Holt TOOK first money, Allie Mansfield
second. and rince Cox third
TEa,K HYcoRD LOWERED.
Second ovent-2.2o class; purse. 500
Starters were Clipper. Julia May. Prince
Albert. Prince g.. fanstonc. Maggie
Campbell. and Willbooka.
Just before the start Clipper broke a
shoe winch caused delay OF ntteeh
minutes. as he had to be reshod.
When the word was gwen they went OH
TO a fairly good start. Clipper anu
Taustonc showing IN u mt al the htst
turn the others well punched lcnSlh b'-
hind At the quarter the POSITIONS ~, NJ
about the same. clipper haNihs a 49,, 49,
the best OF II. iassing the hali-miie poe
panstonc was half a length away li"ii
CLIMBER, with Prince Albert close up III
third place WnlbooSa fourth. TWO ieh us
before Julia May, the others u"-ni ~,
Rounding the turn for the stfctch Nhp-
Dcr and TaustOnc were neck ana ht-N'
coming al "A terrific pace for the Wiz
both drivers using the whip anu uol.f
their utmost TO win out Altcr "a, "a a.,
ard exciting drive PaustOne sho"cd His'
ucder The wire by q short half nose, ~
per second Prince Albert third Inc heat
was given TO Clipper, as fanston' hau.
an ugly break In the back st''ish Jus
after passing the thie'-iu"i t'i '"' i
Time 2.25 81. .
second Heat-After a good deal OF very
tircsome scoring, tac horses eot IVA a.,
bunched Clipper possibly having slSh'iE
the best OF IT, AT The first turn MdtE'c
Caropben showed in second place. nch
the thrce-quarter pole was rcacheu -. -
per was leading by longth, fhcsi.le
second Maggie c. third, iassihs w.
iudgcs' stand at the half. Clipper was
siilI leading his field. panstone a meek
behind. with Maggie Campngil lapP!,Hs
MIN. well UP I'm third place y ahiiIs ,t
far turn into the stretch, clipper ehi'
hold his own. panstone and Maggie 'aiH'-
hell moving side by side in secona plfN,,'
with Willbooka length behind. th.'u'
sIipper took the heat handily AFTER
pretiy st,n push by Maggie, who was
a head behind in the. place, f.ilotV'c
third. Prince Albert fourth. Time 20 -.
In this heat the track record was
lowered for the 2:2J class by one -eco'u.
Clipper dd the mile IN 2.25 Il, ana the
track record heretofore was PA II.
Third Heat-Aftcr eight or ten lai'e
starts, causing delay OF rev jill 's sec
start Clipper was leading. Mag5le d'iP-
ben second and Pdnstone miro; ~ lhe
half Panstone had come out or ne huhCh
and n, AIDED Clipper and Maggie tdnlbtiA
After his II was all Ovar. as he took the
heat with ease finishing a good length
away from Maggie Campbell: VINO "3s
a half a length ahead cl NhlDooN"' IN
third place Clipper the winner OF the
first two heats could get no better man
fourth. Time. 22i 81
Fourth Heat-Nery little scoring was
done In this heat Nhen the worn wa, wa
given Panstone had shade the best
OF IL, Maggie Campbell coming wen up
in second place.
When the quarter-mile post was reach
ed Maggie Campbell was leading, WIN
Clipper second: PanstOne. tapping him,
was third. Passing the halt-miie post
Panstonc was leading Clipper was sec
ond with Maggie Campbell close mp III
third place. Coming down the home
stretch FanstOne was a length away
from Maggie Campbell. who was hair
length ahead OF Prince G; Panstone won
the heat. Maggie Campbell second Prince
G. third Time. 2.2i -
Fifth Heat.-Panst0ne took the Lead
from the start, and was never headed
Prince @. second Maggie Campoen third'
Panstone took first money, Chpper sec
ond Maggie Campbell third and Prince
q. fourth. Time, 22j IL.
LEWISTON WINS The RUNNING RACE.
Third r.vent-Mile heats running, best
two in three all ages. purse $50:
First Hcat-LeWiston drew the pole
with Gimmi@ second, Emo third. ana Fas-
set on the outside. Lewiston wa a ia
VCrite at adds OF to 10. GIMME To- ?,
Emo 10 .. Fassctt TO , After sho-t
delay start was made, Lewiston h.Vng
all the best Of IL with Fasset second \,
the quartor-mile pole Lewiston WAS hrst
Fassctt second Emo third. ADD GIMME
last
Lewiston was nveer headed. ana tool;
the heat. showing first a leng' h away
from Fassett. who Was two lene rs be-
fore Emo. running third. GIMME last.
The bookies go' an the best Of II on this
heat. Tire. 1 40 -.
Second Heat-Ths was a very excit-
Ing heat. No time VAS spent at the pole.
and when the nag fell Lewiston cane
out first. with Fassst second, Emo third.
Lewiston set tho pace and made a hot
race of IT, leading his company mill the
thrt C. quarter mile post vas rcache l. Fas-
sett. who had been pushing him all the
Wy from the half-mile post Collaicd him
and took the 'cad. Lewiston was out.
Fasseit won handily by length. LeWis-
tor second. Emo third. Time, 1912
Third Hoat-Only two horses came
out for this heat. as Emo was
,arred not having won heat
Fassett was so lame she could
not 20. Lewiston galloped around the
track and took the race Fassctt was
given second money. There was 4 good
deal OF diss abstraction eXpr sssed al this
decision. az tn hOOkltS declared all bets
on. II Is Cla,mod 10y rcod horscmen, ana
nen that ought TO know tho
rules OF running races that Fassctt
should have gone the mile. even II ne
walked, 10 take the second money. Mr.,
boswell. who Ow.gs Emo. Will cont 81 thu
payment Of second money 10 MIR Brown
the owner of Fassett. claiming that Emo
WHO had gone two heats was as much
entitled 10 II as Fassctt Mr. Brown was
perfectly willing that Fassett should 30
but Sergeant Epps. OF the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO animals, would
not permit II.
THE BIG ryFNT.
Fourth event. 2:l5 trot; purse 81 900.
arters-Quartermarch Bert sheldon
Prince Purdy. and Lassa.
THIS was the most important event ON
the card. and more interest was mani
Tested In II than any other. The purse
was the largest ever offered by the So
cietv. The horses were at the post only
a few minutes and were off well up to-
gether. Quartcrmarch was leading at
the first turn, when the quarter pole
was reached, Prince Purdy was trOtting.
head 10 head with cuartermarch. and so
they continued trot,ing Wen up together
. 30 that one blanket could have covered
both. Coming down the stretch, PurGy
faltercd and lost ground
ouartermarch won the heat Purdy sec
ond. Bert Sheldon third. Lassa fourth.
Time 2.2p -
The remaining four heats OF this race
VIII be- trOttcd tomorrow
Flfth event "a mile dash, gentlemen
riders III pounds. purse $780,
Observation-Disclosures. BushrOd. Conner
head. diamond. Florence Il. tpstart.