Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
! the Indiana tracks and Forsyth fer sus-


the Indiana tricks and Forsyth fer sus-
picious riding.
First race-three-quarters OF a mile
Elector dl2, w Jones, Is TO u won. spirai
second. and Bustup third. Time. l:lo
Second race-five-eighths OF mile
Odd Genius (g7. ID. Davis. TO ID won
Wife second, and Thompson third. time
112 ii.
Third race-three-quarteTs OF mile
Nero 600. ]. Healy, Is TO u won. Atelier
second and His Brother third. Time,
1:l5.
Fourth race-one and a quarter miles
Elroy (9j. Dorsey. TO p won. Mariet Sc
cond. and Merry Monarch third. Time,
1I71-L
Fifth receive furlongs-Tom Smith
doS. Soden, II 10 - won, Passindilee Sc
cond. and George u. third. Time. 1:c2 IA.
Sixth race-Uncas do2. Woodford, IL to
u won. Gateway second, and May Rose
third. Time, 10l.
WISCONSIN FAIRGROUNDS.
MILWAUKEE,. WIS. July 1.-THE
track at the state Fair Park was muddy
and slow time was made.
First race-six furongs-Excuse go. I.
Burns 3 to u won. Revenue second, and
Ellsmere third. Time. l191-i.
Second race-five furlongs-Orion uVo'
NJ. Hugh, to 81 won, Scarf Pin second,
and Daisy Mare third. Time. 81.
Third race-one mile-Crevasse uOs
Freeman, TO II won. Kamsin second,
and Buckwa third. Time, las.
Fourth race-Handicap; seven furlongs-
David Ql6. Morgan. to 81 won, Musca-
longe second. and Sunburn third. Time,
l:22.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Winslow 00L
Beauchamp. / TO - won. Tony second,
and Constance third. Time. l:2l.
MOUND CITY COURSE.
ST. LOUIS, MO, July 1.-THE fourth
race to-day had four entries. but Ace and
Honor were scratched. leaving Figaro and
Laureate to go the mile and a sixteenth
as a match race. Laureate took the lead
in the sixteenth, kept ahead all the way
round. and won by a good length and a
half Three favorites won.
First race--one mile-Hickok (9l. c.
Slaughter, to 81 won, Bramah second,
Joe Hart third. Time A.
Second race-seven and a half furlonss-
Helen II. Gardner C93, Garner. to u won,
Rob Roy III. second, First Chance third.
Time 1886 II.
Third race-one mile-Weekatchle 002,
Webster. Y to u won. Berth second,
| Cherrystone third. Time, las IL.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Laureate Ol2. Johnston, TO 81 won,
Figaro second. Time, las 81.
Fifth race-seven and a half furlongs-
Charles II. QO6. c. Slaughter. II 10 81 won,
Fasg second. Utopia third. Time l:3i.
Sixth race-seven characterization
| oil. Irvlngton. TO 81 won, st. Pancras
SECOND, Couronne dOr third. Time 12.
CINCINNATI TRACK.
LATONIA. July 14-Rain fell just before
n cIqRpx track
The talent broke about even with the
books. Attendance good.
First race-seven and half furlongs-
| John Havlin DOL. Fowler, to y won
Judith second, Benamela third. Time
1.35 -
Second race-fve and a half furlongs-
T. f. V. QOS. Scherer, to y won, John
McElroy second. Irby B. third. Time
1:09 3-i.
Third race-one mile and seventy yards
| Anna Lyle @S, Dupee. 16 to . won, Gov
ernor Boies second, Sir Nassar third
| Time. .1:f6 II.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Dorothy G5
| Mutt, IL TO 81 won. Mate second, Cerrc
| Gordo third Time. --.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Imported pVl
| Sherrin, l 20 p won, Carlotta second
| Pouting third. Time. 10i
Sixth race-six furlongs-Joe Clark uVS
Ray, TO y won, Yellow Rose second
Cecil third. Time 1:ls.
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENING.
| SAGINAW, MICH, July 1.-THE Grand
| Circuit season opened here to-day. with
favorable weather and large attendance
The first event was the 2:ZS stakes, in
which Valance SOLD favoritc. She drop
ped the first heat. but won the next
so handily that she became prohibitiye
| In the fourth Rowerman brought Bar
netta up, and created a sensation by WIN
ming the race I'm three straight heats.
Maxim won the 2:l5 pace, fighting IL out
| with Nicolb.
The surprise OF the day came when
Baker, the Saginaw entry, won the 2it
trot. The talent could see only Sunland
| City. and he was made red-hot favorite.
Baker was heavily backed in the books.
| He reduced his record 10 2lt3-4, and
Dickerson's fnlsh-drive against Sunland
! City is regarded as the greatest event
ever seen here.
NEWMARKET, ENGLAND.
| LONDON, July 1.-THE Newmarket se-
cond July racing meeting opened to-day
! The all-aged selling plate OF l0S sover-
etgns. five furlongs, was won by Lord
| L.ondonderry's chestnut hlly Mary Bo-
rough; Lord Shrewsbury's mare Porte
Bonheur second; Mr.. Enoch Wsharc s
| Mademoiselle. 2 years old, third.
The sovereigns for starters. five
| fIrlongs. were won by Sir Griggett's
! bay flIy Myrtle; Mr. August Belmonts
| chestnut hlly Terpsichore III. second, and
Mr.. Wallace Johnstone's chestnut colt
| Stewart third.