Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-31
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
RACING At CLEVELAND ATTRACTS
TEN THOUSAND PERSONS.
SENSATIONAL PACING PERFORMANCE.
Miss jennings, N Chestnut Mare
Owned In Bradford. Pa, Wins the
2,2S Pacing Event I'm 2s0s 1-f-kIa-
math Also Great.


weather and an exceedingly fast track
drew 1000 persons to the Grand Circuit
races at the Chenille track to-day. The
sensational performance Of the day was
the work Of Miss Jennings. chestnut
mare. owned by Dave Phillips. OF Brad
ford. Pa. She won the 2:25 pacing event,
going three wonderful heats and reducing
her record to 2:OS Ia The little mare
worked like bit Of perfectly adjusted
machinery.
In the 215 trottlng event Newcastle
was not sent out until the third heat
which. with the next two heats, he won
as he pleased.
Derby Princess won the third and de-
Gliding heat Of the unfinished 2l9 trotting
event in neck-and-neck race all around
the track with Edmolia.
klamath. the California gelding. show
ed himself 10 be great race-horse IN the
200 trot He won in straight heats. In
order to do so, however, he was com
peIled to lower his record to POS ii.
Newcastle and Derby Princess were the
only favorites to win Both were played
AT odds-on Klamath sold for $50 In the
auction pools against 500 for Bouncer
and Kentucky Union. Miss Jennings
sold at 10 ] in the books
or class. trotting-purse $3.50 Gun
finished from yesterday, one heat only
needed TO decide)-Derby Princess. black
mare. by Charles Derby, dam Princess
"a. Saunders), l, 1. /; Edmonia, 2 2, z;
Atlantis. 8. 3, 8. Bessie Wilkes Quality,
Geddes. Carlton. and Rily S. also ran.
Time, 2IS IL 2:15 1-2. 213.
215 class. trotting-purse R,0O-New-
castle bay gelding. by Comedian, dam
Daisy II. (Splan), 8. s. ], /; Jim Hogue'
III SIS, 2: Bassora. &. 2, 2, ?, A.. orange
chief Obadiah. Combine. Fred. b.. Ce-
lerina. King Albert. Spinaway Sunland,
clay. Fanny Hallman. and Doliken also
ran. Time 2:l3 81, 2I4 II, PA "a, 214 81.
217 -.
2:25 class. pacing-purse S2.5OO-Miss Jen-
nings, chestnut mare, by McEwen, dam
Planet CdcDonald), !, l, 2, 1; Mock'ng Boy.
212; .Serman Clay, 2. 8. 3, s. Red
bud Ambidexter. Silkwoodnut. Ivanhoe,
Redsllk. Planet, Ethel T., Jim Simmons.
Ohio Boy. and Hummingbird also ram
Time, 2:O9 1-2, 2:0S Ia. 200 81. 200 II
2.09 class, trot-purse t2.OO0-Klamath,
bay gelding, by Morackus, dam Bob Ray-
mond. 1, /, !; Kentucky Union, 3, 4, 2;
Lord Clinton. 2, 3, 4. Bouncer, Onoqua,
Dan Cupid. and Maud C.. also ran. Lord
Chiffon and Kentucky Union divided Sc
cond money. Time. 200. POS IL 210 IL.
RACING AT BRIGHTON.
BRIGHTON BEACH. July 3O.-The ex-
cessive heat and the regular downfall OF
favorites the past few days caussl no
diminuition in the talents ranks here to-
day. The card was a fair one. and the
honors were carried off by four favorites,
two second choices. and one outsider.
First ce-eleven-sixteenths OF mile
Deerslayer Ql2 Doggett, 2 TO - won, Man
chester second (only two starters). Time,
1891 -2.
Second receive furlongs-The Manx-
man dls H. Lewis. TO ID won, Passover
second. Absentee third. Time, 1903 IA.
Third race-five furlongs-Bannock uls'
Smms, TO - won, laramie second Coh-
tractor third. Time, LOB -
Fourth race-six f1rlongs-Sherlock 00i,
T. Sloane, Il to 1O) won. Tremargo second
Refugee third. Time, ia 81.
Fifth race-the Whippet Stakes, five FUR
longs-Mohawk Prince C95, Maher. 80 to
II won. Suisun second, st. Bartholomew
third. Time. 103 IA
sixth race-the Flight Handicap, five
furlongs-Irish Reel QlS. Taral. to lO
won. Terrier second, Hanwen third. Time
1903.
Seventh race-Heavyweight Handicap
one and a half miles-Defender ulo' Car
rigan. EVEN won, Mirage second, Emo
third. Time, 242 "a
BOOKS HIT HARD.
T,ATONIA. July 90.-It was another IA
,orites' day. and the talent gave the
hooks a hard hit The Milldale STAKES
were a hollow victory for First Mate. Az
tendance small: weather hot track iast,
FIRST race-one mile-Frontman uoL'
cchIrer 70 u won. MISS Emma second,
and Sir Vassar third. Time. 1:42 Il
second race-five and a half furlongs-
+ r V. dO2 Thorpe, TO ID won, hey
del Angle second, and Sibley third lime
1:10 IA. -
third race-rnile and sixteenth-Cap-
tive C109 Martin, to 81 won, Juith Sc
cond. and Martin third. Time, ~ "a
Fourth race-the Milldale Stakes: SIX
fnrlongs-First Mate ulS. Thorpe. to .
won, Nolan second, and Motiila third'
Time lis IA. n,..,.,,o,-,
n05 Thorpe. TO u won, Let Fly second
and Alterna third. Time, 1O2 IL.
sixth race-one mile-Allegra (oI, row
Ter 6 10 81 won, Cecil second, ana Chssle
b. third. Time. Ia IL.
PEROs DOES WELL.
MILWAUKEE,. July S0.-Peros, plloted
nv Jockey Wood, to-day ran the hhesl
race seen here this season. He beat
Hazelhatch by a head. after having MADE
up about fifteen lengths from the three
ouarter pole. Three favorites won To-
day. ,o. i,
FIRST race-one mile-David QB, T.
ZONES. 10 81 won. Merry Monarch Sc
cond. and Ingomar third. Time, la ~
second race-fiye furlongs-Donna Rita
n03 McHughes. to p won, croesus Sc
coud. and Whlrlaway third. Time. l'o5.
Third race-one mile and twenty yards
Peros go c. Wood. to - won, Hazel
hatch second, and Lady Rose third. Time
las IL.
Fourth race-six furlongs-The Deuce
an Morgan, even) won. Harry Duke Sc
cond. and Cossack third. Time. 1lo.
Firth race-seven furlongs-Miss FER
kins dO7. A. Barrett, TO u won. Beivour
second. and Elwyn third. Time. l;h.
sixth race-six furlongs-Croesus w.
A Burk. 10 TO u won. Tim Murphy Sc
cond. and Senator Morrill, third. Time
Ills ga.
EIECTRIC RAILWAYS.