Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22

diam also ran. Time, 2lsa, 2li, 21i.
and AJAX.
Third race-free-for-all trot, purse
3, coo-Fantasy, b. m, by Chimes (Geeers5,'
!. !, i; Beusetta, 3. 2, 2: Onoqua, = D. o
Time, 2l0s 2N9iz. and 210. 800
Fourth race-2:il class. trottiny. purse
1900 Bouncer. b. m. by Hummer tAn-
drews). ], l, ;, 3; Cephss, 2 2 J.; q Jai neS
Maud 6. also ran. Time. 212 IL, III L.
212 Ia, and 2:l3 "a.
BooKIEs BIG LOSERS.
ST. LOUIS. August 2i.-Although but
two pronounced favorltes won to-day, an
OF the winners were well played, and the
boolaes quit the day big losers. The
track was fast. Attendance, 1900
Rowe, to u won with Siddubia second.
and Chiswell third. Time, la.
Second race-siX furlongs-Airtight GOO,
Morse. TO j won, with 81. Augustine
second. and Queen Sa1e third. lime.
Third receive furlongs-Fig Leaf Ol5,
4. Jones. to u won. with Juanita Sc
cond. and Lady Hamilton third. Time
Fourth race-one mile-Hot STUFF Gl.
Reidy. TO u won, with Bridgeton second
and Helen H. Gardner third. Time. l:45.
Fifth race-siX furlongs-Parhema QVt.
y. Jones, to l0) won. with BelVadell
second, and Forsythe third. Time, lib l-2.
Sixth race-siX urlongs-ColOnel Wheel-
er (9i. Z. Jones, 2 to y won. with Gladys
~. second, and Travis third. Time
115 IL.
FOUR FAVORITES WIN.
NEWPORT. ky, August a.-To-day's
card was by far the best of the meeting,
and. for a gloomy and threatening day
the attendance was large. -Four fdNOfltts
won. Track slow.
First race-six furlongs-Coffeepot O10,
Sherrin. 8 TO - won, with Nivora second,
ha
Second race-fOur and half furlongs-
High Society QO2. h. Russell. 10 - won,
with Mrs Shade second, and Superba
third. Time, 81.
Third race-one mile and seventy yards
Sir Dixie SG, b. Bleyins, to - won, with
Joe Clarke second, and First Deal thru.
Time, AS Il. 80
Fourth race-one nile-Tutuila Ol2, Ray
10 p won. with Fretful second, anu Fry
tauia third. Time, / 49,
Fifth race-fve MISUNDERSTANDING Muir
ply Ol0 Ray. 20 j won, with GlulaW
second and Goose Liver third. Time
l02i2
THE TALENT SUCCESSFUL.
DETROIT. MICH. August IA heavy
rain just after the first race to-day ielt
the track at Crosse Pointe sOmewhat
heavy and slow. The talent got the bet
ter Of the layers of odds, faVorites WIN
ming four races. The second event was
won by Sir Play wen played az 10 j.,
n -
Corder ~ 10 ID won, with Saunter second,
and Balk Line third. Time, % IA.
Second race-siX furlongs-Slr Play uvi,
Coady. 4 TO y won, with LOrraina second,
and sun T'p third Time, 115.
Third race-Oue mile and seventy yards
Kamsin G03. r. McHugh. Z 10 POI won.
with DOckstader second, and Pete kitch-
en- third. Time, l:iy.
Fourth race-six fuTlongs-First Mate
0lS Perkins. 10 ID won, with Jennie
June second, and Moylan third. Time,
lJNa. e,
Fifth receive and n half furlongs--
Lexington Pirate 60. Morrison 10 %
won. with Moncreith second, and word
worth third. Time. 90.
sixth race-hurdle one mile and a quar-
ter-Captain Rees Q32. Cochran. TO y
won. with Maid OF Ellerslie second, ana
Tuscarofa third. Time. 225.
PATCHEN LOWERS A RECORD.
PORTLAND. Me. August 2l.-The stall
Ion Joe Patchen lowered the world stat
lion pacing record. held by John X. Gen
try. to-day. az Rigby. by one quarter oil "a
second. i'm a fresh wind, making the mile
i'm 2.03. His quarters were SO'2, zs12' ~ -,
and 32& lie was paced by runner
known as Little Friend.