The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
RUBINSTEIN'S VICTORY,
HE WiS TOECED TO LOWER HfS0HN
RTCORD TuICE 10 GffN III.
Oneoua Gins Two and Quarter Seconds
on Her Record of ;;ft IL asa
Three Scar-oid.

DETROIT. MICH, July 2e-Thc
Crosse Point tract. wGs in excellent
condition to-day. ana fast. The weather
was all that could be desired. I'D the
raciag fully up 10 the standard. Fully
SEQ persons saw the events. II The four
year-old troi. Oncqua clipped two and a
quarter seconds on her record OF 2:il ia
as thrce-yeaT old.
Eubinstein won I'm the 2.0i class. pacing,
having as competitors MascOtie and Hal
Pointer. but the stallion was forced to
lower his record twice to DO Il, getting a
mark OF 2.Os Ia IN the second heat and
being forced out TO 205 u IT, the fourth
heat.
The events were run OF fast. ana the
SPECTATORS got away early.
In the tro:tine event fer four-y ear-olas
Huzzey drove out Oncqua In the first heat.
but Rcusctia crowded The nlly all the way
round. aud came nome In a driving iinisn
in 2.W, Then Oncqua became an odds-On
iaNOritc FOR the two succeeding heats.
Leuzetta had the most spec1 and won
both easily. ana mad the fourth AT her
mercy from start 20 nnish.
Tho Merchants ana Manufacture ers'
Consolation purse developed an excellent
race. Falkland opened iavorite but When
III IANln NNH the mist LNdA IAIAi- ANt
betting changed ana ne was made favor
tie.
Ned Nutling went out strong In the
second neat ana captured 1t with ease,
aui then she was mace an Odds-on Ia
sV.ltc Tier effort had tired her, ana she
showed IL In the third heat. which falk-
land Won IN Il driving finish. Falkland
had the best staying powers ana won the
last two heats. eaCn OF which furnished
al exciting nnish, being won by short
head.
me pacing race furnished a surprise Cor
the talent Mascot was played Tor faNO-
rite in the opening heat but Hal Pointer
went out ana won easily, kubinsteln
evidently beng lad up by Laird. Pointer
was a Iav0rite al l 10 for the second
heat. but kubinS+e.n was out FOR this
heat. lie Tapped Pointer an the way
around and drew up even as they came
into the stretch. linen Lard sent the
stallion along. and he beat out Pointct
easily getting a new mark Of 2o1 u.
The quarters were. d2i2. 1913 Ia. 1853.
Rubinstein was never headed ia the third
heat. and came home as he pleased.
Andrews sent Mascot after kub.nstcin
In the fourth heat, Hal Pointer practically
dropping out Of the race IN the first
quarter. Mascot was Tapped on Rubin-
stein as he passed the quarter I'm Il Ia,
ana he maintained that position TO the
half which was reached I'm l.u3.
Kubinstcin drew away Httle al the
third quarter. which he passed IN 1919,
but Andrews Drought UP MASCOT deall,
AID II was a race all the way down the
stretch. Mascot could not quite reach
Hubinstein. however. and the stallion nm
ished strong in a 2.yol2 heat. Summaries.
First acc-four-year-oids. trotting,
purse s. 500
Beuzetta, ch. m. by Onward Bower
mani. won.
Oncgua second.
B. h. T.. third.
Best time. I-us.
Second Merchants and Manufac-
turcrs' Consolation.
Falkland, b. $, 10y Happy Medium Olin-
ney) won.
III Rami second.
Npinaway third.
Best time. 2i3
Third race-2oi class. pacing; purse.
goo.
R"binstein. br. $, by Baron Wilkes on.
LAIRD, wOn
Hal Pointer second.
Mascot third
Best time, 2.0Gn.
BRIGnIoN BEACH RAGS.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
y. y, July 2t-ldeal racing weather and
d fairly good card attracted about four
thousand persons 10 Brighton Beach this
afternoon. FavOrltes had all the best Of
the racing. FIVE Of them getting home IN
front. Captain T.. at 2 IL TO ], beat Red
Skin and GuttaPercha, who were equal
favorites In the fourth race, after n hard
drive Summaries:
First receive furlonss.-F'usileer O0.
poggett. O. TO - first. Assignee second,
Mistrial third. Time. l:Ol y.
Second race-six furlongs. Religion QV,
Kcine. q 10 81 first. Aivarado second,
Perseus third. Time l:l6 -.
Third race-One milc.-keenebuck Olt,
Taral. ] TO ~ first. Rounder second. Sli
John third. Time In
Fourth race-onc mile, handicap ap-
tain 4. doe. Kccfc, II to D nrst, lied
skin second Guttapercha third. Time,
l:42.
Fifth race-one and quarter miles
Marshall DOT X. Doggett, q TO p INST,
Prieg and Tom Moore ran dead heat
for the place. Time. 2l2. Ionly three
starters) 90,
poggett. ? to - first. The Swain second.
Annie Bishop third. Time, l:i2 IL.
AT oAELYY.
OAKLEY. OHIO. July 2e.-The owners
handicap ana race for gentlemen rders
were the features Of the day. Ihe lat
ter was well ridden, won handsomely by
MIR Guy Rye, on Billy Bennett.
Maid Marian won the owners handicap
in l.sol-f pulled ny. She would have
beaten the Circular track record had she
been ridden out. Attendance very large.
Weather fine track fast. Summaries.
FIRST race-four and half furiongs-
Keeps Oo5. J. Ilill. 3 TO ID first. LatOraine
second. Cosetta third: Time; ~.
Second racc-six and half furlongs-
Pretcnder Q03 Bergen. TO u first kea-
dina second. Neah third. Time. .el IL.
Third racc-fve and half furlongs--
Ioko uOG. Ncwcom, 10 ID FIRST. Joe
Clark second. Carl Holland third. Time,
100 81
Fourth race-sk and half furlongs-
Ray 5 d04. W. Jones, 70 - first. me-
peror second. Artist third. Tine, / 20 81
Fifth racc-fOr gentlemen riders, six
furlOnts-Rlly Bennett Ooo. Gay Rye.
eveiD FIRST, Tramp second, Siluria third.
Time, 1.i1 IS
Sixth racc-owncr's handicap one mile
Mad Marian 60. J. Gardner. | 70 y
first. Lizelle second Gascon third. Time,
l.l01-s