The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-28
A VIRGINIA HORSE WINS
BrRSiR TINES 4 RACE IN
STRAIGHT HE8TS SATBALTfMORE.
Events at Brighton Beach-SinDss "
Fined $50 aud Kcprimanded for keck-
less Riding Other Races.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. Zs.-Ine tast
regular day OF the fall meeting attracted
a gcod.sized crowd at Gentlcmed Driv-
Ing Park this aftsrsioon. Sylvester X.
was Wei liked for the Unfinished 2:iI trot.
but after taking the fourth heat the Ly-
sander horse went 10 pieces and Orange
Chief captured first prize handily.
Ira was backed by the talent for the
2.30 trot
IL rser was In fine mcttle and won In
straight heats.
Silver Bell and Manola carried the
greater part OF the noasy f,r the 2.@o
trot, but Hentzel sent ms gray mare
around the circuit Ia the van and won
with ease in. straight heats.
After Harry mad won two heats OF
the 2:2t pace darkness caused post
p0ncment until tomorrow. The 80
class. which was 10 have peen paced to-
morrow, VAS declared on.
In it's place a match race between
Soberte and Raven was arranged Tor to-
morrow. which. with the unfinished hsat
OF to-day and the 2.ll trot. Will close
the meeting. Summarizes
Two-seventeen class trotting, purse
$500 postponed Thursday after the third
heaD.
orange Chief b. s.. by Orange Blossom
iGfccnWaN) .....t...............'''- !
Sylvester k.........-...............,l
Berte sheldon. on....................'-
Soudan. Greenfield, Belle Truxton, and
Scranton Belle also started.
Time. 2:lGia. 2.iSi. 2.l5A, 2:l1is. 21>'t
Two-thirty class, trotting, purse $50.
Bursar, b. s., by stranger ,Merri,
helD .........,........'.......' , ,
A. g. S...............'..'...''' .''''-.'''''''',
sheriff Bartlett, Grateful Ira H.. Dash
wood, Claymore. Jr.. King Biyno, ana
Lucy Ashby also started.
Time, .:s1A. s;26'g. 30.
rwo-twonly- class, rot'ing, purse
sJn. divided.
Mamie. gr. IN. 10y Ostrich dient-
scheD ..........''....''..''.'. = 4
Big YORK. ............'..''.''''
Chestoreieh ....,..... ........... -, : .
Time 2:27l 22ri. 2.27is
Two-twenty- -four class. pacing. purse
500. unfinished.
Harry D., ch. g., by Eigin BOY "oi.
ms .,.'''''.''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''5 !.
Daisy B...-..................,..
High Noon. Redblrd. Nina Nobles.
Jewell Woodnut. Corbett. Little tritz,
Havelock. Jr., oakley b.. and Prince
orange also started.
Time, 2:loil, 21sia.
BRiGuroN BEACH BAcFs.
BRIGHTON BEAcyi. Sept. E-The fall
meet ng of the Brighton Beach Racing
Association ended to-day. The weather
was delightful. the ar being cieaI anu
bracng. but the attendance AT the track
was small.
Tho card was cut to pieces by wholesale
Withdrawals. Tom Cromwell. the TO
faNorlte N the second race, won IN
gallon hut VAS disqualified. Simfns was
on the outside as they swung into the
home stretch. and hc had ample room,
He saw Nollcy coming up on the ran,
and deliberately pulled Tom troni~ei,
acres. shutting him out He was lined
$50 and reprimandcd by the stewards Tor
reckless riding. summaries:
First racc-five furiongs. King Michael
C09. DOgg,t Il. evelD first. NaNthoe second
Bowling Green third. Tire ~
), ond rate-six iurlcnes Ton 'rom-
well OI2. Slnn.s. to p. first, Nolley sec
ond, Article third Time 10 ~ coo
Third rtce-one mile -Ai"n u; '.'"'
Duffy. 10 TO - first. Nicolina second, Ap-
pr ntice third. Tine, l:8. ga.
Fourth racc-onc I1ile.-Pepper tlHs
ChCrn. to p FIRST, Charade second, Lit
tie Tom third Iiue, q IL, o,.
FIFTH r8Ce-fye furlongs. captive ul,'
Chorn. Z TO 100 FIRST Emoti)nii second
Imperial third. Tim, ol -. ....,h
Sixth race-cne mile and slNteehth''
Tie Swain ts7. Hrsch. 100 10 u nrst Nc
kee second Larus third. Time. l." IL
EuLrD orr FoR QuEsnhipiNo
OAKLEY RACE-TRACK, ONO, sept.
&c. Sloan, a recently reinsiaied Jockey
was ruled of for a queer ride on the
OddS-On fdNOfltc HohiH', III '"' ''''
race. The hlly was only beaten snort
head by Fasig. but the judges We're Oh
the opinion that the boy did not try.
and all bets were declared on. Favor
ties won three of the four races that
were decided. and Annie Goodwyn,
strong second pick. won the last one.
The attendance was good, and the bet
ting spirited, with twenty -four BOOKS
track slow. Summarizes
First race-hve furl0ugs .-Iianlon n'c,
Thorpe. - 10 81 first, Ida &. second. Sir
Marius third. Time. loi 3-i.
Second race-six and one-half furlongs.
-Rampart go. &. Isom. to - first. Rod
gap second. Peytonia third. Time, Ia
Third race-fve and one-half furiongs.-
Fasig dO2. j. Hill = to j first. Souiiie sec
ond. Iandseer third. Time. l'0l 81.
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
yards-uraniah dcf. Thorpe. TO g. trst.
Modocre second. Logan third. Time.
l:43l-2.
Fifth race six and a half furlongs.-
Annie Goodwin Cs5. W Jones. 10 - nrst.
Ondaguc second, Uncle Henry third. Time.
I.23.
AIIIx wrSr LAME.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL. Sept. H.-alix
the great made a game effort TO beat
her record Of 2Di 30. al the state Fair
Grounds track this evening. She got
of well at $50 and the first thrce-qnar-
ters were made at 2do gait. but coming
into the stretch she went lame, and the
best she could do was 2:i3 81. official
time. over 5000 people witnessed the
attempt.
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