Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
RILEY GRANNON's WINNINGS.
About e2OO.OOO During SIX Days
Robert j. still Pacing King.


September l2.-Riley Grannon was busily
engaged to-day collecting his winnings,
which are said to foot UP over 10000,
all but few thousand Of which have
been won within the last six days. To-
days card was below the average, but
the attendance was the poorest OF the
meeting.
Ramapo carried the bulk Of the money
in the second event. and he won by
narrow margin. only heads separating the
first three.
1t took fifteen minutes to get the four
horses off In the third race. which Pa
trician won. after several changes In the
bunch. One-I-Love came first under the
wire In easy style In the Golden-Rod
Stakes. the last race Of the day.
First race-Futurity course-Intermis-
sion Q09. a. Clayton, 8 to u won, Mus
selman second, Right Royal third. Time,
not taken.
Second race-handicap. seven furlongs-
Ramapo Q2s. Reiff evea) won, Peace
maker second. Annlsette third. Time.
l:26.
Third race-selling, one mile-Patrician
d09. Simms, 3 to lW won. Arapahoe Sc
cond. Ed. Kearney third. Time, :39 2-5.
Fourth race-one mile. on the turf-The
Swain Ole. Littlefield. II TO 81 won, The
Buffer second, Dungarvon third. Time,
142 Is.
Fifth race-one mile and a furlong-
Orinda Q05. Clayton. to u won. Buckren
second, Cass third. Time. 1:j6 "a
Sixth race-the Golden-Rod Stakes. for
2-year-olds seven furlongs, on the turf
One-I-Love dl0, Doggett. 9 to 81 won.
Merry Prince second, Argentina third.
Time, LIS.
CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE. KY, September H.
Jockey Eddie Cassin pulled Simon w
so fagrantly this afternoon. In the handi-
cap. right before the judges stand, that
Colonel Clark. the presiding judge, sus-
pended him indefinitely, and the race was
declared off.
The track was fast, and the attendance
slim.
First race-seven eighths Of mile
Winslow (9S Irving. 10 u won, Cerita
second. Powwow third. Time, l:29 81
Second race-Gye eighths OF a mle-Joe
Clark Q05. Thorpe. to y won, Sir Dixie
second, Bert third. Time, l:O2 IL.
Third race-mile and seventy yards
I.eolak DOB, Bergen. to ID won, Figaro
second. Simon w. third. Time. 1:i5 3-i.
Fourth race-slx furlongs-Twinkle QOi.
Bergen. 10 to u won, Captain Drane Sc
cond. Loudon third. Time. l15 IL.
Fifth race-eleven sixteenths Of a mile
Greenwich d05. Bergen. 8 to II won, Jane
second, Evanatus third. Time, 1888.
POINT BREEZE.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. September Il
The fall meeting at the Philadelphia
Driving Park, Point Breeze. ended this
afternoon. Two of the principal events
had been kept for the last day. but there
was not enough sport in the helds TO drive
the winners TO their best.
The purse OF 5000 for the 2:2o class,
trotting, and the Point Breeze Purse, OF
500, for the 2:2i class, pacing, were
both won in straight heats. In the pacing
event three Of the five starters were dis
tanced in the first heat, Bumps the WIN
ner going the mile In $40 IL.
200 class. trotting. Bingham-House
Purse. s2.OOO-Quarter March, br. g., by
Quartermaster Snyder. 1, l, 1; Roselyn,
br. m. Clarke), 2. 9. 2; Lady NJ, br. nj.
(Norton), 3, 3. 4: Weston, br. 8. tCarmalD.
s. A. 3; Charlie H.. &. G. Q,arnes), s. 5, b;
Red OF Waronoke, b. s. (Dodge), 4, dis
Time, 2ls IA. 217 IL 2l1.
2:24 class, pacing. Point Breeze Purse,
s2,ooO-Bumps. b. g.. by Baron Wilkes
(Wilson). /. /. /; Comet. s. IN. tBarnes)'
2. 2. 2: Mascot, Jr., b. &. (Elliotp. ais;
Omega, r. m. Tyson, dis: Gretchen
b. m. CMcDonaldD. dis. Time. 2:lO IL,
2I7 1-2, 215 IA.
ROBERT J. STILL KING.
LOUISVILLE, KY. September H.
About 1900 people jostled against one
another and sweltered In the grandstand
and on the lawn at the Louisville Driving
and Fair Association grounds this after
noon. in their efforts to get places OF
vantage 10 witness the event OF the day
the paciDg-race between ROBERT D., Joe
Patchen. and John II. Gentry. The great
son of a great slre-Rober, J.-is still the
king OF PAGERS, for, although Joe Patchen
won n heat to-day, Robert j. made the
circuit four times not once faltering,
and finished three times ahead OF his
rivals
In the fourth heat Gers drove Robert j.
TO his limit and in doing so he estab-
ushed a worlds record for harness
horse.
In the concluding heat Joe Patchen
was a nose In front when the word was
given. and he I'D to within fifty yards
OF the wire. when he went OH MS ieet'
and Robert j., who was only neck be-
hind him. passed under the wire winner,
Of the heat and the race. by length.
Free-for-all PAGERS. purse, S,Do-Robert
J., b. g.. by Hartford. Geraldine gers,
1. 2. 1. f. Joe Patchen, Dix. s.. by
Patchen wilkes. Josephine Young Curry.
al. 2. .: John r. Gentry, b. s.. by Ash
land Wilkes, dam Wood (McHenry), 2. 3,
3, 3. Time by quarters:
First heat, 81 3d. 1O1 "a, l:32 3-4,
2:05 IA.
Second heat 81, LOO. l:34 2:06 1-2.
Third heat. 80 IL, Loo IA. "a l-2, 2:05 1-2.
Fourth heat. 81 "a, l02 l-2. l:33 "a,
2:04 1-2.
peDsiOn-yOucher solicitation.