The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-07
THE GRAVESEND TRACKS.
QUESTION or DATES sATISFACTC-
RILY SETTLED-PROGRANNE.
Morris Park Meeting TO Ind the Season.
Yesterdays Kaces-The Winners.
Largs Attendance.

Lsrgc Attendance.
GfAVEsENp. June 6-The stewards
OF the Jockey Club held meeting here
to-dsy. They decided the vexed question
Of dates satisfactorily TO ali concerned
Brighton Beach Association will begin
racing on Friday. July 18th. and not on
June ltth, as originally intended. me
COney Island Jo1key CLUB viii begin vita
the suburban Handicap, ON June l9ul,
and continue rat ing every alter late cay
uotil July 9Th. The intervening days pc
.onS to the CJney Island Jockey cluD
III thf organization chooses to aNall IL
self OF them. Brighton - aCh VIII nave
iacins every day until July 18TH o..
On july 18th the queens county JycNcs
club VIII begin a summer meeting a.
Alueduct ARK This will continue one
week. and then Brighton Beach VIII again
DO tire scene II operations tOl "SeN,,
Aqueduct Park ana Brighton Beach VIII
alternate with each other. lherc VIII Dc
racing at one track and then week
racing at the other, beginning ar Alut-
duct Park on July IAN, and ena.n- al
Brighton Beach on August am. rms an
ran cement viii give the Brighton Beath
twenty-six racing days. ana seventeen
racing DAYS TO Aqu ID 1T PARK. After the
fall meetings AT SheepSheai bay anu
Grayesend there will be supplementary
meetings at Brighton Bea,h ana A4ue-
duct Park. The racing season VIII close
% this State with an ultra-fasnionable
meeting AT Morris ParH.
Four thousand persons ATTENDED the
races here to-day, but camper was
placed on the sport by the heavy rach'
the result OF last nights storm. me
programme vas marred somewhat by
Withdrawals. and some Of the nelds were
rather small -,
There were only four candidates in the
race for the Blemton stakes Tor Two
year-olds. Merry Prince was nor
favorte a ODDS OF 10 >. Inc Heai
tefte ran heads apart 10 the turn, Nhtu
the favorite forged 10 the front. Grit-
nm then began 10 take matters easy;
lie did not apparently see Jeheisou 49, -,
a roar from the Spectators warner ,.i nllt,
Of his danger He then went 10 worn
with a will on Merry Prince, but alas'
too late to stave of Jeffersons rush,
and the latter passed under the Wite d
winner by head The going was 10
suit Declare. and the DAILY colt was sent
70 the post a not favorite for the Onech
stakes. Declare won easily by length
from Song and Dance. summarize ,.s
First race-one miie.-O"le' W
O'Leary, even first, Patrician secohu'
only two starters. Time, u 200,
Second race-six furlongs. Mckee Nv
Griffin. IL 10 - first. Manchester secohu'
Haiistone third Time, I,I' stakes for
twO-year-Olds. i've furlongs. ltIaVu
100 Rein. 3 TO u hrst, MerIy u, ilD7
second The Native third. lline, ~.
HOUIfn
slxteenths Of a mile.--Declare Ol2, Bog
get. 10 - first Song and Dance secoiu'
Ajax third Time, .32HI. ,.,.-,..-,.
Fifth race-six furlongs. -ShakespeaIe
oil, Penn. 10 to y FIRST, la'riot seco"''
airline third. Time. lOf, gao
sixth race-one mile.-StowaWay ulv'
Taral. 3 10 ID first, Ed. Kearney sfcond'
Chiswick third Time, i4iA.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. June odd Dominion
results:
First race-six and one-half furlongs-
Afaman q TO - first, Slattery second
Prince klamath third. Time. l.23 Il.
Second race-nve furi)ngs- Kosca ue 10
y first. William Penn second, Flash thirl.
Time. iae.
Third racc-four furlonss-Sir W liliam
9 TO ID first. Ncsta second. Willie Dexter
third Time. % "a.
Fourth race-four and half furlonss-
Fan King 6 TO y first, kazan second
Free Press third. Time. s. 81.
Fifth race-four and q half furlongs-
Bespair IS TO % first. Traitor second, Hal
cycn third. Time. g 81.
sixth racc-seven furiOngs- Chateau Is
% y first Blue Bird second, Benevoto
third. Tine. l3l.
CT SING DAY At POINT BREIZr.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE attend
ance on the closing day Of the Point
Breeze races was very light. The unnn-
ished 2lS race was won By Queen Afford
taking the fourth heat. Four heats were
tr0tted 20 settlee the 2.ll class, Allen
town taking the first and Tom Medium
The next three. In the 2.ls pacing race
Prairie Liddy captured the first two heats,
but BOB the next three she vas 0ufpaced
by Miss Woodford, who went the fourth
heat i'm 21i Ia.
Summaries:
Glass 2as-trotuns; purse. 500 three
Queen Afford, b. M, by Afford G.
Campbell. .......... ...-........... j
souaan, b. r. g.'.......-...''.'..'.'.
eillnua I,ii. Ic,fie c6an.e lack
sonian. katherine :. Claymore, Nellie
H.. Almontne. Hundiey. Pat My Boy.
W.n Broker raced IN the orlcr named.
Time-2IJ, 2.l'e 2lS 81, Z'ls'g
class 2-7-trOtting; purse. 500
Tom Medium, b. 3, by killy Medium
Werncr1 ......... .............. ... / ]
Allentown .......'.'''...'''..'''''',dd .
silver Mark -; NJ 3
Ci1tia. Antonia. Lolita. orphan Boy, pay
light. on Time. raced in the order named.
rime-2:I 3D. 2.22ls. z.22l2, z:-5 81.
MISS U.s. Woodford. b. m. by Sam Purdy
lGreenwayl ......'.-'' ....''..-'. = !
Prairie LILY .............''''... i
Harry 90. .........................t
Dalgetty. Walter D.. Don't Tell, Frank
b. raced in the order named.
Time-2.l5i.. 2:lS 2l7 IL 2li H. 2.lb.
The LONDON RACES.
LONDON. June 6--The Breeders foal
nlaie of 1909 sovereigns for two-year-
Oils. run at Manchester to-day was
won by Captain Flies chestnut colt Fun
nv Boat by Fernandez out Of Canoe.
The second place was secured by MI.
winters brown colt Brentwood. by Dalo-
min. out Of Maid Marian. and Mr. A. W.
Coxe's chestnut flly Radiant, by spring
eeId ~ Radiant. was third The distance
wss five furlongs. Dryers Banquet is
nosted as among the probable starters
for the Manchester cup tomorrow. Odds
Q 10 ! against.