Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-03

NUMBER 218. WEIGHT BROKE HIS BACK The Suburban Winner Defeated
 in Long Island Handicap. RAMAP0 WON BY A NOSE FIOreatta "Chucked U vrae vernaI Stakes On
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 lAdlHr RACE TRACK, July ?.
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 A{M( crowd of people to the ~ " N track this afternoon. H / z lA' he weather was de- X 70 ~ lightfuliy cool and N ASD pleasant, the track in InStWI-- splendid condition and %M the finishes in several
 cases close and excit- The favorites were successful The Vernal stakes for 2-year-olds and m wards was the principal event on the card. The Blemton stables Ally Fibre atta was an even money favorite in the Vernal stakes but "chucked it up' when 1t came to a drive in the stretch. and Axiom, 10 to shot, won handily from Religion and One-I-Love
 The Long Island handicap witnessed the defeat of the Suburban winner Lag zarone. He had big weight up and the talent would have none of him, to be-i ing quoted against his chances. Ramapo and Sir Walter were favorite and sec ond choice respectively in the betting. and the race. lay between them. They came down the stretch together and if was only at the last jump that Ramapo got his nose in front of Sir Walter Jockey OVerton has been suspended for his in and out work on Weinberg by the stewards. They recommended that his license be revoked by the jockey club Summarizes:
 Birst race, five furlongs-Emotional no USeefe), 10 to l, won; Yankee Doodle sec end, Brisk third Time, log 3-5
 Second rnce, mile and three -sixteenths Daily America, 114 Reiff), to 5, won; Paladin second, Candelabra third. Time, 2O2
 Third race, the Vernal stakes, five fur lcngs-Axiom, 120 DoggetD, to 1, won; Religion second, One l Love third. Time, 1:02 1-5.
 Fourth race, one mile-Hazleton, 1os (GrifIin). to 5, won; The Swain second, Primrose third. Time, 1:43 1-5.
 Fifth race, the Long Island handicap, July handicap, one mile and a furlong- Ramapo, 126 (Grffin), even, won; Sir Wal ter second, Peacemaker third. Time, :55. Sixth race, six furlongs on turf-Lus- tre, 10S NIidgley), to l, won; Captain T. second, Birmingham third. Time, 1141-5,
 Entries for Tomorrow.
 First race, five furlongs, maidens-Bon Ami, Sir Peter II, Buccaneer, Palmer ston. King Hero. Ostler Joe, 110 each; Scoggan, Fallen Water, Sebastian, Fas- cination, Volley, Topsy Turvey, Dulcie, Laronde, 107 each.
 Second race. six furlongs, circular track-Hurlinghame, 113; Declare, III; Defargilla, 110; Certainty, 109; Fusileer, 107; By Gordon, 106; Gutta Percha, 103; Lady Diamond, 102; Manchester, 94; Can terbury, SS.
 Third race, one mile and quarter maidens-Primrose, Tom Moore, 115 each; Lansdale, 112.
 Fourth race. one Bathampton, 112; Helen Nichols, 119; Emma O., 109 Fifth race futurity course selling Premier, 110; Onolaska, Sir Peter IT. 10S; McBriggs, Baccarat, 107 each; Barytone II, 93 Lambert, Heresy, Pereus, Puck, 59 each.
 Sixth race, one mile and one-sixteenth. selling, on turf-Loyedale, IF; Deerslay- CT, 110; Integrity, 109; Salonca, 10f Gold en Gate, 94; Romping Girl, S9.