Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-27
TURF EVENTS NOTABLE.
Prince Left and Rey del Carcrex
Leading winners at Gravesend.

M
Der 26-An attractive card was presented
here this evening. and consequently
large crowd was present. The track was
dry and fast until just before the fourth
race was run, when thunder-storm
passed over and converted II Unto a
Quagmire
The features OF the, card to-day were
the Youthful Stakes, OF the value OF
81 800 for 2-year-olds and The Brookwood
Handicap, OF the same value, for 5-year-
olds.
The former event was captured by
Prince Lief. at odds OF to !, who came
through on the rail. and with a superb
and well-sustained rush won game
race by a neck. Bloomer. ridden Out
beat One | Love. the odds-on favorite,
a short head for the place. -,
The handicap was won Dy ney az, uu,
race an exercise sallop. He won eased
up by three lengths from Counter Tenor,
on whom there was a wholesale rush TO
bet on account OF the heavy going.
Benemela az, Reiff, to p won, Belle
Annie second. Sebastian third. Time. 1:io
Second race-one and one-eighth miles
Hessie dlo. Perkins; ! to y Won Ade,oert
Third race--Youthful Stakes, I'VE ana
half furlongs-Prince Left Q@. PERKINS,
5 to u won. Bloomer second, one Love
third. Time. l.G 3-i:
mile and sixteenth-Rey del Carerez
dl9 Doggett. Is to 81 won, Counter Tenor
second, Doabra third Time. ~ "a.
Fifth race--six furlongs-lna Qo4, Chorn;
s to u won, Waltser second. Golden Rou
sixth race-mile and one-sixteenth--
| Roy el Santa Anita 023. Iaral, evep
won. Discount second. Peacemaker thiru'
| Time. 15o 3-4.
LIGHT-HARNESs RACING.
BALTIMORE. MD, September 2S-An-
other large crowd saw the light-harness
| racing al the Gentemen's Driying-Park
| to-day. only three heats of to-day pro-
| gramme were reeled OFF. the balance or
| the afternoon being taken up In cohciuu-
| ing Wednesdays card.
Great Stakes was picked TO win the un,
! finished 2:2i trot. but Altamont STABBED
! better and fought IT out with Prince
| G.i and. after laying up heat won II
/ in straghts. -
The talent thought we'll Of Sylvester Is:
| for the 2:17 class. but Orange Cmet
| showed more speed at the first triai Inc
| former finished second in the secoh1 hsa..
but was set back for foul driving. Neither
! the 2:10 pace nor the 230 trot was toucned
to-day. The former was postponed TIL
| Saturday.
Summaries: W.,
nesday after the sixth heaD-purse 500
! Altamont. b. <, by Altamont star cur
ner, Jr). /. :. 3, 4. ), 2, l, Great stakes
5, 2, 2. Bird McGregor, Antonina, julia
May. Sutherland, Myrtle Boy. otto. Lazy
| Manns. Nellie W. Time. 2:23 IA 223 IL.
200, 2:22 IA, 2:21 Ia, 2:23 IA. 2:l 3D.
2:27 class. trottIng-purse 500 postponed
from Wednesday)-L.ittleG Gritty, br., m. by
CRANKY (RedmonD. 4 i !! l. l; Bedw1rth'
ME Lawson. Maud Medium, skipper; Lady
Splman Time. 2:22 l-2. 2;22 IL, 2:23. 2:23 y
2:lT class. trottng-purse $500 diminish
edD-Orange Chief, b. y. by orange BIOS
som (Greenway). 2. !, /; Sylvester X, ].
Truxton, Greyfeld, Scranton Belle. Time,
PIG l-2, 2lS. PIG l-2. 2:lS, 2:ls "a.
CINCINNATI TRACK
OAKLEY, O., September 26.-For the
first time this year, the Oakley had a
muddy track to-day. The Gem Stakes,
. for 2-year-olds. one mile. were the feature.
Don Garlic won them handily.
In the first race Umbrella WAS backed
| at from 80 to / and TO |, and he won
Bergen. by his mastery riding of In
gomar. won the last race h nose
| FIRST race-dve and a half furlOngs-
full second. Pert third. Time II "a.
second receive and half furlongs--
Pete go5. Thorpe to H. = won Marquhi
Third racs-seven furlongs-king Elm
dOi. Thorpe 6 to 81 won. Rampant second,
| Flora Ballard third. Time, :32.
| Fourth race-Gem Stakes 2-year-olds.
one mile-Don Garlic Ol2. Thorpe, II 10 2
won, Ben Elder second. Anna Garth third.
| Time. la
| Fifth race-one mile-Ingomar 00i. Ber-
| gen, TO u won Grammar second, ~
| Guard third. Time, :46 il.
AN ENGLISH EVENT.
| LONDON, September 26.-The JOCKEY
..t..A 4.
| and two furlongs. for 3-year-olds. wat
| run at Newmarket to-day. and was wor
by Mr.. J. L. Houldsworth's Laveno
Henry Miners None-the-W Wiser was Sc