Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-12
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TORRfD WEATHER TURF.
Events OF Interest mt brighton
Reach md Elsewhere.

Events of Interest mt brighton
Reach and Elsewhere.
BRIGHTON BEACH, August 1l.-There
was not n very large crowd at the track
to-day, the intense heat. no doubt, having
kept many away. The track was In excel
lent shape. and the programme WAS Az
tractive the special race between
Cleophas and Rhodesia being the feature
Rhodesia was the favorite in the betting,
and led from start to finish, scoring tne
easiest OF victories by three ieng, ilss
Cleophas was under the laSn al lnrOueh
the last quarter.
There was another dead heat here to-
day. this time between Terrier and Goi1
Crest. I'm the third event. Terrier broke VI
front but Tara steadied him, allowing
Gold Crest to cut the work and have mat
tiers his own way until they were squared
for home. Ferrier then closed up on
Gold Crest. aud a terrific drive eAsuel.
Both Jockeys rode their hardest; neither
could gain the slightest advantage over
the other. and, amid intense excitement
they swept across the line on even terms
eight lengths before Defender The own
ers were ayerse TO division and II was
decided to run the dead heat of wlthlh
half an hour. In the run-of Gold Crest
made all the running, and won IN haru
drive by n neck.
to-day. Jefferson, a 6-to-l shot In the iirst
race. covering n mile and sixteenth IN
l:471-2. The best previous time We
1:47 81. made by The Winner on July -'th
OF this year.
First race-one and one-sixteenth miles
Jefferson 49, Hrsch. 6 TO ID won, WIN
Hornppe second. and Formal third. Time
In 1-2. ~.
OO5. Hill. 5 to - won, with st. Bartholo-
new second AMI Don Bias third. Time
l :02 l-2. -,
I "A nj .1f Z
TO 50 ran a dead heat. In the run-ou Vthe
besing being TO ; on each) I2id crest
won; Defender third. Time, ~
Fourth race-sx turiong s. COIN
ia3i-i.
Fifth race-slx furlongs-Rhodesia ql5'
Clayton, to 81 won, with Cleophas plO'
sixth race-five furlongs-The ManXman
Ola, Taral. 6 TO - won, with Minnie Al
phonse second, and Clyma third. Time
80 FIELDS POOR.
NEWPORT KY, August f1.-Three OF
to-days races were for horses that had
never won, and the fields were made up
OF about as poor lot OF dogs as ever
escaped from a kennel. Three long shots
were put over the plate. Attendance good;
weather hot track fast.
First race-six furongs-Imp. Skate DOL.
Br1ttOn. TO ID won, with Liperatta second,
and King Elkwood third. Time, l:l6 IA.
Second race-hve furlongs-Est Ne
Regina O00C Britton, S 10 u won, with
Fafay second, and Happy Hours third.
Time. 1:03 II.
Third race-one mile-sir Dixie lO3,
Blevin 4 TO 81 won, with Martin second,
and Rasper third. Time, 1:42.
Fourth race-sx and a half furlongs-
Whileaway Q03. Kuren. to II won, with
Coffee Pot second. and Masshe third
Fifth receive and half furlongs-
Otto II. (sS. j. Perkins. 80 to u won. with
Minnie Murphy second, and once More
third. Time. ! 90 Ia.
VERY EXCITING.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS. August Ito
days races were very exciting. especially
the fourth. Helen Wren and Cossack ran
almost a dead heat. Summary:
First race-six furlongs-Clara Bauer
OO2, Dunn, even) won, with Queen Bess
second. and Ferryman III. third. Time,
ZIG.
Second race-four and half furlongs-
Daisy Marie Q07 \. Barrett ? TO y won,
with Jersey Lad second, and Whitcomb
Third race-one mile-Trilby &C. Gay
wood to 81 won. with Campania second,
and Judge Baker third. Time, l:fl%.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Helen Wren
(99. r. Burns, TO p won, with Cossack
second. and Teragues third. Time, ll512;
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Eagle Bird
Ol2. II. Taylor, 6 TO - won with Hands
ON StGODQ, anu lNgn liiAAAs AAAANf As"'s
HONORS EVEN.
ST. LOUIS. MO. August 1.-THE first,
third, and sixth races went 10 favorites
to-day. the second and fifth TO good Sc
cond choices and the fourth to an out
slider. Jockey f. Jones rode five winners
out of six mounts. Track fast
First race-one mile-Signo-a OO2, II.
Jones. TO ID won. with King Elm second,
and Labelle France third. Time, l;i6R
Second race--six furlongs-Fred, Foster
10 T. N
second. and Travis third, Time l:l5 IA
Third race-one mile-lmmilda sOZ' r..
Jones. 10 81 won, with Castalia second,
and La Gallienne third. Time, Ia
Fourth race-one mile-Linda @9, r..
Jones. ; TO ID won. with Bingbinger Sc
cond. and Honor third. Time, l42is.
Fifth race-seveu furlongs-Courenne
dor QO2. r. Jones. 1 10 y won. with John
Mickey second, and Pitfall third. Time,
Sixth receive and half furlongs--
lamar IL O00. Garner. to y won, with
Aquinas second, and Juanita third. Time,
LADY INEZ THE HEROINE.
DETROIT. MICH, August 1.-THE wea-
Their was hot to-day, but the track was
heavy from yesterdays rain. Two faVot-
front. The race for the Campau stake
was the feature OF the day. Lady lnez
won it easily. 49,
no, Conedon. 8 to ID won with Florence
s. second, and Sam Tate third. Time,
1:23k >.s..
Second race-seven ENTHUSIASTICALLY
OO2. Scherer, s TO - won, with Marcn
WAY second and Commissioner Frank
third. Time 1862. .,
Third race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Urania 09, r. Murphy, 10 - won,
with Pepper second, and Nimrod third.
Time. 1855 IA. -
Fourth race-one and three-sixteenth
miles-Campau Stakes, a sweepstake for
3-year-olds club 10 add amount sufficient
to make the stake s2.J0-Lady lnezz az
III Lewis 3 10 ID won, with kamsin Sc
cond and Swips third Time, 2Il.
Fifth race-hve furlongs--Sebo QOZ.
Shields. ; 10 p won, with Lady Callahan
second and Adowa third. Time, 1906.
sixth race-sX furlongs-Red Top ulS'
irving 10 ID won. with Remington Sc
cond. and Mary third. Time, ll6.
rho nrynn Enthusiasm.