Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-18
SEVERE BLOW TO RoBY TRACK.
suburb.

VI lvNvv SvNtItibhn, III q anu
year-olds; Eclipse Stake course about
milo and a quarter. was won by Leopold
do Rothschilds bay colt st. Frusquin,
3-year-old the Duke of Westmins-
ters bay colt Regret, 3-year-old, Sc
cond, and the Duke Of Portland's bay
colt Troon, years old. third
NEW YORK COURSE.
AQUEDUCT RACE-TRACK, July H.
The principal race on the card here to-
day was the handicap for 3-year-olds and
upward, at six furlongs-and was cap
tured by Premier. a 2-to-l shot. who beat
Emotional by length. Willie Sims, who
was riding Marshall, was thrown and Sc
verely injured in the second race.
First race-fve furlongs-Margaret Roth
Dol. Powers, 8 to u won, Contractor Sc
cond. Rrawled third. Time, 1N2 IA.
Second race-one mile and a sixteenth
McRage QO1, O'Leary, 10 to y won, Cap
tain T. second, Eclipse third. Time,
1:50l-4.
Third race-handicap. six furlongs-
Premier Q06. Sloane, 2 TO ID won. Emo
tional second Kennebunk third. Time,
JIG.
Fourth race-one mile-Pearl Song DOS,
Keefe. 10 p won. Buckeye second, Kali
lisho third. Time, 1:45.
Fifth race-one mile-Volley O0. Dog
gett. II to 81 won, King T. second, Bal
maghie third. Time. 1Ai.
Sixth race-fve furlongs-Successfu 007,
Doegett TO p won, Slow Poke second,
Florian third. Time. 102 IA.
CINCINNATI.
nv T,1,r farm
players had their inning to-day. and best
ed the books. Kowalsky being the only
disappointment. Attendance large; wea-
Their pleasant; track good.
First race-six furlonRs-Mattie Lee (97,
Scherer. to 81 won, Miss Emma second,
Fretful third. Time, 1874.
Second race-flve furlongs-Chret Lee
Q1O, l to p won. True Light second, AL
tanera third. Time. 1:O3 "a.
Third race-one mile and one-sixteenth
Of a mile-Judth Q01. Scherer, to .
won, Joe Clark second, Black Silk third.
Time. 1850 3-4
Fourth race-six ENTHUSIASTICALLY C5.
Mutt, 6 to u won, Motilla second, Cecil
third. Time. 1161 Ia.
Fifth race-fve and half furlongs=
Argosy Ql0. Isom, 10 10 u won, Dominica
second; San Juan third. Time. III ga.
THE MOUND CITY.
ST. LOUIS, MO. July 1.-THE first,
third. fifth, and sixth races went to ia
vorites to-day, the fourth to a second
choice. and the second 10 an outsider. on
his last time out Romance ran fifth 10
an ordinary field. To-day he beat a good
field in fast time. The judges ordered
+. Hoffman (owner OF Romance to take
his stable off the grounds.
First race-siX furlongs-Hester 007,
4 IN
Argatine third. Time, 1151-f.
Second race-seven fuilongs-Romance
QO2 II. Jones, 4 TO u won, Ferris Hart
man second, Pretender third. Time,
1912
Third race-sx furlongs-Lady Diamond
G15 Schorr. TO 81 won. Glee Boy second,
Mrs Bradshaw third. Time. lis 81.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Our Mag
gle G5. Garner, to 3 won, Hlckok Sc
cond. Thorn third. Time, 1:29 IL.
Fifth race-one mile and twenty
yards-Hawthorne dl6. Covington. - to
1O won, Sautern second, Harry McCouch
third. Time. 1:441-2.
Sixth race-five furlongs-Glady's II.
103 c. Slaughter, to u won. Lady Britain
mic second, Russell a. third. Time, 1:0l IL.
LAKESIDE.
CHICAGO, ILL, July T.-Merry Mon
arch. Serena, and Inspector Hunt furnish
ed an exciting finish in the second race
at Lakeside to-day. Serena and Inspector
Hunt alternated in the lead to the
eighth post, where Merry Monarch the
favorite took command. and I'm a fierce
drive won by short head. the same dis
lance separating Serena and Hunt. Uncas
and Lorraine. first-choice picks in the
last two events, respectively, won as
they pleased.
First race-nine sixteenths OF a mile
Desbrosses d12, l.. Soden, 8 TO u won,
G. II. Whelan second, Tony Honing third
Time. 81 II.
Second race-seven furlongs-Merry Mon
arch OOS. Cleary. to % won, Serena Sc
cond. Inspector Hunt third. Time, 1:2S
Third race-nine sixteenths Of a mile
Henry Clay Q00. p. Clay. to u won,
Bombard on second, Thomson third.
Time. Sc "a.
Fourth race-one mile and one-sixteenth
Of mile-Fred X QO2, w. Jones to p
won. His Brother second, Unalaska third.
Time. 1:49 Ia.
Fifth race-fve furlorgs-Uncas 05,
Magnus. to . won. Miss Young @7. p.
CLAY. II to % second, Gateway GG, ID.
Davis. u TO ID third. Time. 1Ol IA.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Lorraine 0l2
T.. Soden. 3 to % won. Ashland Q2S. w
.IOneSD StCOUh' AAAh "'NrN-N w.
Sloan. 4 to u third. Time, lis IL.
WISCONSIN FAIRGROUNDS.
MILWAUKEE. WIS, July l7.-Only one
fayorite won to-day. and that happened
in the third race, where Harbinger beat
a big field OF maidens. The Board-of-
Trade Handicap was won By Springtime
by a nose. Pepper second. length ahead
OF Pinkey Potter, the favorite.
First race-one mile and seventy
vards-Kamsin OOS. McHugh TO 81 won,
Havoc second. Sunburst third. Time. 1:H
Second race-five fSrlongs-scarf Pin
nO5. +. Williams, to u won. Pathama
second Eidolon third. Time. 1n2.
Third race-six MISUNDERSTANDING 0oS,
Morgan. to 81 won, Farley second, For
eiener third. Time, 116.
Fourth observation-disclosures Handicap,
one mile-Springtime 95, A. Barrett,
10 " won. Pepper second, Pinkey Pot
ter third Time. 1:42 81.
FIFTH race-seven- furlongs-B. f. Ely,
Jr nos. Freeman, 10 TO u won, Belle Boyd
second, Lawerne third. Time, l:29 o.
A BLOW At ROBY.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 1.-THE
state supreme Court this evening upheld
the Roby racing law Of 1895. and struck
a severe blow at racing In that INDIANA
suburb Of Chicago. The case came up on
appeal from the decision OF the Lake
comfy Circuit Court, which refused 10
grant an injunction TO prevent racing al
Sheffield. Forsyth and Roby tracks, so
long rs the law. which provides that
racing shall not be held more than fnteen
consecutive days at any one track, was
not violated. The Supreme Court holds
that the three tracks are owned by one
CORPORATION. and that the Sheffield ana
ooLa xxera constructed for the