The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-24
IRON BARS FAST TIME.
HE HINES REcORD or :;f3 il Al
CROSSE POTNT TRdCL.
Winning the Third Heat in the Great Mer-
chants and Manufacturers staho
Eace-Other Events.

/
! track was fast. and the racing spiritsi'
every event being long drawn out, anu
the snort lasting until dark. and I'M
IL had to be postponed. The event OF
the day was the Merchants ana Md"ulde-
turers stake race for $40 trots. The
first race for three-year-old trotiers was
an exciting one.
Iarabie was a hot faNoFlte pul acleu
/ badly in the first neat ,,.. ~
/ osxland Ruron landed II easily. Lara
bic still continues the Iakorl,e a. S Gus
| OF . to ? The colt landed the second neat
| by a length from Oakland Baron, out
! Kitona came strong IN the stretcn IN
| tho last heat ad was AZ the iaYorte s
throat-latch they PISSED under the WIZ.
| Lsrabie acted badly again IN the fourth
/ but came strong In the NTH winning
! the heat and the rec
/ II took six heats 10 decide the great
stake race The Corporal was not Ia
/ vorite. and the money literally poured
/ in on him. He acted badly ID the nrst
two heats, Don l.. winning them Doth III
J driving finishes. The judges were not
satisfied with the manner In which ine
| CorpOral was acting and took Cnanaler
down and put up Gerst behind the pls
| gelding in the third heat lron9tar ~, Nh
| the heat I'm a driving finish with alh-
land. Don L.. fl Rami. and the corporal
well I'D.
Gerst got the Corporal in shape in me
| fourth heat. and he had no troupe III
The 2lO pace was very stubborn cor.
| test, as far as 10 went HIS sno"ris az
the finish made Ben D. we ia' o,,,
and In the fist he heat Guinettn OUT
neck IN 2.06 81. Ben ID. led in the sec
/ ord heat into the stretch, where toio-
ridge came at him strong, ard Won py 4
neck. in the same time as the nist neat.
Ben y. was not a factor I'm the third heat.
I'm which Argie H.. with 100 20 lasalh7t
her In the books, won all the way jog
ping IL in 200
The finish Of the race was postponed on
account Of darkness. Summaries.
tr .s $3.50. '
iarabie 10. c). by Jay Bird
(NilsCul ......-.....-...- =
Oakland Baron Dor. CO., b. Baron
p w Ike 1N,a 1E.,,i i,.....'.. ......'
Fred Kohle. Hampton, Derby Princess.
Scourne. killona, and Miss Kate also
Time. 2ls IT, 2lL PIG g. 2l7l-e. 2l7.
Second racc-Mcrchents and Nanufac-
tureis' stake-puise. $500
The corT oral 10. 81. by Hamble-
t0n'an Prince chandler and
Gers ................... , / /
Don 7. 90. 81. by Colonel Tom
DHilD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-....... 3 +
non Bar lgr h.. by Temple
Bar (Dickers0n) .....-....-...... .
Falkland. Roefta. Zap. clara c. Temp
tor, il Kami. SFinaway, Red NutIng. AL
donzo. Clausen Mount, and super GIL
Time, SIS. 2Is II. 2I3 81. 2I3l-2. 2iiI-z.
Third raee-2lo class, paeing-purse.
5000 WnnnishedJ
Ben d; &c. h.. by Red Buck, Jr.
coloridi.s'es d. h.. by G. f. clay ''''''' =
tClsftr .................. Z !
Angie G. (b. g, by Mrkagen
Quinine. Paul Moonstone. Dudley.
Badge. Starplex. n. j. Rockwell Direc-
ton. Atlantic King. and Joe II. also
Time. 2.cs 81. 2.06 81. 20
Al ALEx.NDEE BLAND.
WASHINGTON, u. c.. July 3.-The
following are the Alexander Island su.n-
First receive furlongs.-Jack Loyett
% 20 81 first Z. S. Cheek second BOl.yer
third. Time. 1.c6 u.
Second race-four and half furlongs.-
Harry Keiser 6 10 j. first, Arda second.
Rufus third. Time 55i..
Third race-seven furlOngs.-Can't Tell
% 10 - first. Lotion second. Brogan
third. Time, 81 81.
Fourth race-half a mile.-Princess /
Helen - 10 - first Little Ralph second.
Eaccarat third. Time. so.
Fifth receive furlongs. Jersey @ 20
u FIRST; Mygyp- -econd Elmstone third.
Sixth race-seven furlongs.- Bronston a.
10 - first. Frank X. fry second, Half
breed third. Time, l.5J
RACING AT BmGHToS.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE TRACK.
July 3.-Neary three thousand sports
JOurneyed down 10 the Beach to-day 10
again try issue with the boOkies know
.ng the fact that the latter had by far
the best OF the arg lment yesterday. The
track had improved greatly overnight.
and as a. result there We're not so man.
scratches as had been anticipated. Only
one Of the favOritcs won to-day, and the
talent returned 10 the city much crest
lad NOT ole tfItr
Summaries.
First receive furlongs-AIabel Glenn
Gr5, ). Rosan, 10 - nrst. FusIler Sec
Ond. Ageer third. Time. lDlla.
Second receive furlOngs. -Intermis-
sion Ql0. Penn. 20 - first Cassette sec
ond, Beau Ideal ii. third. Time. l02 IA. |
Third race-mile and an sixteenth
Jack the Jew l0f, Penn. : 20 - first. Buck |
80 II.
Fourth race-dve furIongs.-Yankee Doc
W. second. Castleton third. Time. l.02h. /
Fifth race-0ne mile.-Auranan lG. b. /
Clark. 10 10 - first. Hugh Penny second. !
Redskin third. Time, l.4l "a
Sixth race-One mila.-COrncOD Uf /
O'Leardy. 10 - first. Little Tom second. !
bammOnt third. Time. 1913.
SARATOGA, y. y. July pa peri ct /
day and fast track, with "A good carl Of
five attractions. including the Hotel Wor-
den stakes, failed TO draw very large
attendance al the Saratoga RACINE AS
SOc-dloN track to-day. The ilellS We're |
an small. pui rae - some good horses I
The attraction OF the Law was third I
race. the Hotel Worden stakes. FOR two /
years-olds 1ilics. value 81 go.
The following was motto "a ~ The exeCli- |
tive committee this morning.
During the balance OF the meeting /
races on sunday will begin al 2.30 o'clock. I
on all other days al 1880 a. a.. rs us |
ual"
First race-s.x furlongs- Deerfargila ,
uH Griffin. 1 20 - arst. Lady Diamond 1
second. Alloyer third. Tine. ll6l2.
StcOnd race-One mile Fannie Louis 4
(93. Cochran. 20 ID first. Lucinia second, |
Arril Fool third. Time. l42 -
Third racc-Hotel WOricn stakes for |
two-yo1r-Olds. flies, guaranteed purse |
81 90 four and a hair furlongs-Fiorrie |
90. Lamlee. - 10 81 first. Laviuta sec /
ond. Heresy third. Time. Sc
Fourth race-One mile and One-siXteenth |
-Arapahood Q03. McClain. TO - first. |
l:43 10
Fifth sweepstakes. FIVE furlongs- /
Honolulu go. McCln, 10 y first. Mid /
low second Chugnut third. Time. I .02 ~. I
The last race of tomorrow will be 4
steeplechase. rs well as the last race Of |
saturday. The last race for tomorrow /
did not fll and was declared of. and a \
steeplechase substituted therefor
THs L,ScAsrERsHIRx srAKFs
LIVERPOOL, July 23-The twenty-sixth
renewal OF the great Worcestershire |
breeders prostakes of 800 sovxerigns for |
twO-year-Olds, five furlOngs was run to-
day. and won by Baron DeROthschilds |
MaIestueuse The Duke Of Westminsters
Hartford was second. and Mr.. Winters
Brentwood third.
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