Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-23
MIDSUMMER RACING.
The ETentS Of Yesterday at Saratoga
and Elsewhere.
NODDINGs AND HANDsHAKEs.
They Mean Nothing to the Vainf-
tiated But Everything ~ Those
Who Observation-Disclosures beach
and Oakley Park.

RACE-TRACK. SARATOGA, July r.
The attendance at the second days meet
Of the Saratoga Racing Association did
not exceed that Of the opening-day.
Owing to the very hard rain OF last night
the track was unusually heavy. making
fast riding an impossibillty. a brisk
breeze, however. blew steadily from the
west. which in a measure tended to dry
the track
The card offered was Of about the same
order as that OF Saturday. and despite the
fact that the association adyertises TO run
six races each day. only five appeared on
the card. The commissioners did fair
business in a very quiet way. Mods and
hand-shakes, which meant much TO the
initiated. but nothing to the man on the
outside. were about all that could be de-
tected between commissioner and patron
First race-four and a half furlongs-
Kilrain Q05 a. Clayton. 4 to u won, De
yota second. Florence Colville third. Time,
IS IL.
Second race-six furlongs-Rey del Cara
rez Q1l, Martin. TO - won, Brandywine
second Sufficient third. Time, 30.
Third race-mile and one sixteenth
Caleiho O06 Pierce. 8 to u won, Menlo
second. Cass third. Time. 81 81
Fourth race-ive Observation-Disclosures
n05. a. Clayton, to u won, Loram Sc
cond. Barriton third. Time, 1904.
Fifth race-one mile-Balbriggan 005
Griffin, to y won, Midgeley second, DIAL
gretta third. Time, "a IL.
SEASIDE TRACK.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE-TRACK.
July 22.-The weather was 'scorching hot
here to-day but the regular Beach crowd
was present. The card sent out on Sat
urday was one Of the largest of the sea-
son.
Although dying out fast. the track
was heavy next TO the rail, and caused
considerable scratching. out Of the seven
before the first race was won Most Of
the winners to-day were long shots, and
the talent did not do we'll
First race-one mile-Abingdon Q0e,
Welsh. to u won, Herman second,
Waterman third. Time, As 81.
Second race-half a mile-Alvarado COG,
Sheedy. II to u won, Religion second.
Perseus third. Time. 30.
Third race-three quarters Of a mile
Second Attempt 97. O'Leary. to p won.
Thyra second, Murphy third. Time,
III IL.
Fourth race-one mile-Captain 7. d07.
Keefe, to lO won. Now or Never second.
The Swain third. Time, las IL. only
three starters.
Fifth race-one mile-Connoisseur Ql0.
Littleheld. TO - won, Milwaukee second,
ST. Vincent third. Time. 1:iS.
Sixth race-one mile and one sixteenth
Marshal az. II. Doggett, 1 to u won.
Little Matt second, HazletOn third. Time,
80 IL.
OAKLEY PARK.
CINCINNATI. O., July 22-Notwith-
standing this was an of day at OAKLEY
the attendance was good. The feature
Of the day was a finish between Maid
Marian and Egbert in the mile handicap.
the former winning by a nose. The last
race was run In a heavy rain. which
mads the track sloppy. Summaries:
First race-four ana a half furlongs-
Hyppogrin dO7. CasSin, to y won. Vigars
second, Albert ). third. Time, s. 10.
Second race-seven furlongs-Mrs. Nor
gan (93. Walker, Z TO u won, Miss Per-
klns second. Sister lone third. Time,
/ .273-
Third race-fve furlongs-Miss Ross Glo.
Newsom. S TO u won. Daisy Bellander
second. Cherub third Time, 1:O2 81.
Fourth race-handicap. one mile-Maid
Marian OO6. j. Gardner, 9 TO p won.
Egbert second, Free Advice third. Time.
1904.
Fifth race-one and one-half miles-Ras-
per G6, Perkins. 3 TO y won. Peabody Sc
cond. Favorite third. Time. 2:35 l-2
Sixth race--seyen furlongs-Picaroon
noS. Walter to 81 won. Candor second,
E-retender third. Time, l:S 81