The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12
WINGED FOOT'S DEFEAT.
NE WAS THEF ArORITE, But CAME
IN THIRD
In the Double Event for Two-Year-olds'
Requitsl Captures the Retaliation
Stakeholder Events.

gramme presented to-day was unusually
attractive. and as the weather conditions
were just right for racing purposes, the
crowd was very large, fully 1900 persons
being present.
The principal events down for decision
were the double event for two-year-olds
and the Realization. which brought all
the crack threo-year-olds together. The
former event went to Ornament with Inc
Friar second and Winged Foot. the favor
lite. third.
In the Realization Merry Prince started
out 10 make the running for Hastings
Formal Joined him. and together the
pair raced head and head, with Hastings.
Requittal. Peep o. Day. and Counsellor
Howe In "A close bunch behind. They ran
in this order By the stand. and when they
struck the turn Counsellor Howe was
carried wide and lost several lengths.
Near the far turn the leaders were the
same. but Peep O. Day was crowded
and dropped into last place. Requittal
was slightly interferod with. As they
swung around the turn Formal quit ana
Hastings moved up TO Merry Prince FOL
lowed By Requittal. the latter still under
A pull When they Strengthened out ke-
qNiftal Simply SIlpluti'A uAo A''N' ''iN
drawing away won as he pleased by three
lengths. Peep o. Day. after being crowd
ed back made up a lot of the ground
and came into the stretch Ike mousse
fire. He caught and passed Hastings ana
Merry Prince as though they were moth
ing. but never reached RequittaL lie
finished five lengths in front OF Merry
Prince who beat Hastings head.
Fractional time: IL ID. %. .3S, 81.
.O4 %. 1:16 10. 30. l:43 %. 1886 20,
2:1O. 2.23 10. 1:5. 2.i9 p.
This time beats the best record for the
stake. 30 80, made boy Daily American
in 1893.
The other races were we'll contested ana
a successful meeting came TO close.
The racing next week will be held at
the Aqueduct track under the auspices
OF tho Queens County Jockey Club. sum
mary.
First receive acknowledgements
grst 10 TO y Rubicon second, Masian
third. Time 1901 i-J.
Second race-One mile-The Winner Go
to - nrst. irish Reel second, Glenmoyne
third. Time. 1859 40.
Third race--poubla event $1,000, Tor
two-year-oids. about three-quarters or a
mile-Ornament G25. Is to 81 first. The
Friar second, Winged Foot third. Time,
liz
Fourth raco-the realization stakes, for
three-year-olds. one and fve-eights
miles Requttal ,eyeB first. Peep %
DAY second, Merry Prince third. Time,
2.ig 20.
iifth race-iye furlongs-Happ Hazard
Il 10 > first. Casseoppia second, Mohawk
Prince third. Time, 1903
sixth race-one mile and a sixteenth
Kennett g to p first, Halling second
Volley third. Time. i:i9 10.
LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, ILL. July 1.-THE Lake
side Jockey Club opened its second days
meeting OF the season al Roby, Ind, to-
day. with an attendance of fully five thou
sand The racing was Of high class and
th. finishes exciting Summaries:
First raoc-s.X fsrlongs-E hie T. go 10
u first, Peep ODay II. second, ovation
lniru. iIue. lI' ~.
Second receive ADMINISTRATION q 10
. first Marie g. second. Elizabeth b.
third. Time. 1901 "a.
Third racc-seycn furlongs-Redskin q
10 - first Caesarian second. Second At
tempt third. Time l.26 3-i.
Fourth race-one mile and twenty
yards Doctor O.. 20 10 ID FIRST. ST. Lec
second. Sunny third. Time. 1.fl "a.
Fifth race-One mile and One-sixtenth--
Judge Baker go TO ID first. May Fern sec
ond. Pinchback third. Time. 1901 IA.
Sixth raco-six furlongs-Nillie NJ q TO
- first. Serena second; Terra Archer
third. Time 1915.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,. July 1.-THE book
makers did a splendid business and won
especially m the last race. and won
! heavily on May Gailop and Rosalind H.
Summaries:
First race-one miie.-Pmky Potter
q TO 81 first. Kasin second. Springtime
third. Time. 1:n -.
Second receive funongs. Colder
Locks l3 TO ID first. Scarborough second.
Barnato third. Time. 1.0l II.
Third race-one mile.-McGuire g 10 81
first. Campania second. Rainmaker third.
Time. 1:421-2
Fourth race Schlitz Hotel Stake. five
furlongs.-Foglean q 10 y first sahasta
Water second, Elton Jacket third. Time.
1904 -
Fifth race-slx furlones .-Tommle Rut
ter @ 10 first. Revenue second, May
Gallop third. Time. 1874 10.
AT ST.. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. MO, July 1i-Favorites
took tho first three races to-day. The
street railway stakes was won by Wins
per an outsider. Summary:
First racc-one mile-Romance, p 10 y.
First race-onc milc-Romance. - 10 -,
first; Sallie Woodford. second Gerry
stone. third. Time. l.i2
Second race-six furlongs- May Thomp-
son. q 10 lO. first: George f.. Smith.
second Neutral third. Time. l:li If.
Third race-one mile-IIawthornc. g
10 %. first: Dave Sea, second: Siddbuia,
third Time. 1913 II.
Fourth race-One mile seventy yards
Street Railway Stakes Whisper IS 70
-. first. Schiller. second. Honor. third.
Time In.
Fifth race-hve furlongs-Dare H.. @
to u. first: Seaman H., second: Don't
Skip Me, third. Time i.02.
sixth race-scvon furlongs -Laurette, q
10 u. first: Laderban second; Sligo third.
Time. 100 Ii.
LATONIA.
LATONIA. KY. July 1.-THE Mer-
chants stakes dwindled down 10 walk
over: Iokias Lobonguela and Flying
D1tchman refused the issue. Attendance
light: weather warm and track slow.
Summaries.
First race-sevcn furlongs-Alethia Al
len a. 20 y first Isabel second, Mate
third. Time 30 81
second race-fvc and n half furlongs.-
Belle Bramlle 40 20 y first Poutng Sec
ond. Minnie Mu--y third. Time, 40.
Third race-mie and seventy yards
Anna Lyle - 10 - first. st-athmead sec
ond Probasco third. Time, -
Fourth race Merchants stakes eight
and "a half furlongs .-Walkover for Doki.
Firth race-six furlongs
l1u 20 Il first IudiO second. Oakley third.