Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-27
CROSSE POINT TRACK.
The Racing There Yesterday Fully Up
10 the Standard.
SEVERAL RECORDS MADE LOWER.
RubinStcin Outpaces Hal Pointer
Merchants ana manufacturers
Consolation Pursc-other E'ents Oh
Interest Mt Detroit ana Elsewhere

DETROIT, MICH, July 26.-The Crosse
Point track was In excellent condition TO-
day. and fast. The weather was all that
could be desired. and the racing fully UP
to the standard Fully 5000 persons saw
the events.
In the 4-year-old trot OneQua clipped
two and n quarter Seconds of her record
of 21l IL as "A 3-year-old.
Rubinstein won the 20i pace, having
as competitors Mascottee and Hal Pointer.
but the stallion was forced to lower
his record twice TO do II. getting mark
Of 2:07 IA In the second heat, and being
forced out to 2c5 IL In the fourth heat.
The events were run of fast, and the
spectators got away early.
In the trottlng event for i-year-olds
Huzzey drove out Onequa In the first
heat. but Beuzetta crowded the iilly all
the way round. and came home In driv-
ing finish in 200. Then Onequa became
an odds-on favorite for the two succeed
ing heats. ReuZetta had the most speed
and won both easily. and had the fourth
at her mercy from start 10 hnish.
Consolation Purse developed an excellent
race. Falkland opened favorte, but
when III Rant won the first heat handily
the betting changed, and he was the Ia
vOrite.
Ned Nutling went out strong in the Sc
cund heat and captured II with ease
oud then she was made an odds-on favor
ite. Her effort had tired her. and she
showed it i'm the third heat, which Faik-
land won In a driving finish. Falkland
had the best staying-powers. and won the
last two heats each OF which furnished
an exciting finish, being won by snort
head.
4 SURPRISE.
The pacing race furnished a surprise
for the talent. Mascotte was played for
a fav0rite in the opening heat, but Hal
Pointer went out and won easily. Rubin
stein evidently being laid up by Laird.
Pointer was favOrite at l 10 for the
second heat, but Rubinstein was out for
this heat He tapped Pointer all the
wav around and drew up even. "a they
came into the stretch. Then Laird sent
the stallion along. and he beat out Pointer
easily. getting a new mark of 29G II
The quarters were: % l-2 1903 IL, l.3j II.
Rubinstein vas never headed In the
third heat and came home as he pleased.
In the fourth heat, Hal Pointer prac-
tically dropping out OF the race In The
frs, quarter Mascotte was Tapped on
Rubinstein as he passed the quarter IN
N1-i. and he maintained that position 10
the half. which was reached In :B.
Rubinsteln drew away a little at the
third quarters. which he passed In l:5i u
but Andrews brought up Nascotte again
and Il was a race all the way down the
stretch. Mascotte could not quite F'ach
Rubinstein. however and the station
finished strong in a 2:06 - heat. sum
marles:
First race-i-year-olds. tr0ttins. purse
s.. JJ-Beuzetta. ch. M, by Onward lboW-
ermam won, Onequa second, =. Is. T.
third Best time, 2N9.
second Merchants ana Manufac-
turers' Consolation Purse-Falkland, b. -,
nv uappy Medium kinney won. III Rami
second. Spinaway third. Best time 2.l5
Third race-2:0i class. pacing. purse
81. Oco-Ruhinstein, br. T.. by Baron WIGS
M. IairD. won; Hal Pointer second,
Mascotte third. Best time, 1905 II.
FIVE TAvoRITEs WIN.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACE-TRACK. y.
Y. July 26.-Ideal racing weather anu
fairly good card attracted about ~"
persons 10 Brighton Beach this afternoon
Favorites had all the best OF the racing
five Of them getting home In 'front.' zap
tain r. at > IL 10 I. beat Red skin ana
Guttapercha. VINO were equal faVorlt"S'
i'm the fourth race, after hard drive
Summaries: ,,. 900
First race-nvp furlongs-Fusileer u'9
Dorgett. TO - won. Assignee second
| Mlstrlal third. Time. l:ol - 49,
Second race-slx furlongs-Relision W.
Relffe. to - won, Alyarado secoHu'
Perseus third Time, liG IL.
Third race-one mile-keenebuck ~
Taral 20 - won, Roundel secohu' ~
| John third. Time. III.
Fourth racp-One mile handlc1p-Cap-
| tain r.. QOG. Kcefe. II 10 y won. kei ohlh
second Guttapercha third. Time, ~
Fifth race-one and quarter miles
| Marshall O0i II. Doggett. TO y Won
! Prigg and Tom Moore ran dead-heat lor
| the place Time. PIP. only three sta'tsis'
sixth race-one mile-Certainty Gli, Dog
! gett. to u won. The Swain second. Ammo
| Bishop third. Time. l:2 IL.
CINCINNATI TRACK.
| OAKLEY. o.. July 26-The Owners
! Uandic1p. and a race for gentleman
| riders were the features OF the day. me
| latter was well-ridden. and won mana
somely by Mr.. Guy Rye, on Billy Ben
nett -, It'll,
| Maid Marian MOH AliT DN'+Ni'
cap I'm 1:l01-i pulled up. she Would haSe
beaten the clrcular-track record had she
| been ridden out.
! Attendance very large. weather HHe'
Track fast. Summaries:
First race-four and a half furlongs-
| Keeps u05. J. lin. 3 to j won Lato-
raine second. C0setta third. Time 90.
Second race-slx and half furlonss-
Pretender Q03. Bergen, 10 u won, Hea-
dina second. Noah third. Time, l:ol II.
Third receive and half turionss-
L.oko. n0G. Newcom. TO u won Joe car : :
second. Carl Holland third. Time iN' o-''
Fourth race-six and hair furIongs-
raw S. GOi. W. Jones, TO D won, EN-
peror second Artist third Time, I'D 81
Fifth race-for gentlemen riders SIX lur'
longs-Bny Bennett Gdo, Guy Rye even
won. Tramp second, Siluria third Ilme'
! In 80.
sixth race-Owners' Handicap, one
mile-Maid Marian 60, J. Gardner 10 y
won. Lizelle second. Gascon third. IIns'
| 40 Ia.
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