Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
THE AUTUMN TURF.
TENTH MEETING OF NEW ENG
LAND TROTrING-HORsE ASSN.
STRONG CARDS EVERY DAY
Interesting Events at the Opening
UccOrd-HrenIScrs on Hand-Rcnn
wilkes. Bumps, Etc.-Miiicr and
AicidaIia Winners.

READVILLE, MASS. September Is
The tenth annual meeting Of the New
Trotting Horse Breeders Association be-
some of the finest ever brought here, and
strong cards are 70 be presented each
day. In the yearlng mile dash Miller
and Avalon had a red-hot race to the
half. but it proved cinch for the fly
who did not exert herself at all In win
ming the race
The 2I5 trotting race was the best Of
the day. Alcidaia was the winner,
taking the first, second, and fourth heats,
and losing the third by a bad break.
The 21O pace had the breakers Of
this years meeting Roam Wilkes was
the favorite, and in the first and Sc
cond heats, led from start to finish. IN
the third heat from the quarter 10 the
stretch. Bumps and Wilkes went neck
and neck Just before reaching the wire
Roam Wilkes shot ahead, and won the
heat and race by a nose.
First race--Year.ing Stake, wave toN-
Miller, b. T.. by Electricity. dan Dusty
Miller CTrouD won, with Avalon. ui. g..
by Antevelo Delano). second, and Earl
ton. b. C. Smith, third. Time. 1905 &c.
stake, S600-for two-ycar-old PAGERS
Money Maker. g. f.. by Wanamaker; dam
ID. y. II. 0Ianson) 1. !. Jack Fullerton.
b. c.. by Young Fullerton Dumond). 2,
Time. 2:2e, 2:29 ii.
Stallion Produce Stake-value. Sos.
three-year-olds. 2:25 class-Pooh Bah. br.
&. by Raf wilkes dam Keniworth
palmer. ., 2. H. I; Bellisant !, l, ., 2 .;
Clematine and Decoration also started.
Time. POI. 2:23. 2:A. 2:2l 10 2:20 81
Stake S2,OO-2I5 class, trotting-Alcida-
liza. b. m, by Sir Walter. Jr.. dam Comes
Sister Drey). !. /. Z. /; Siroc. 2. 2. l. 3.
Quartermarch. g. 3, 2. 2. King Albert.
Dennis. Benton NJ. Token. and Germaine
also started. Time. 2l3 II. 213 1-2. ga IL,
21f1-2
stake. $2Oo0-21O class. pacing-Roan
Wilkes. r o., by Tennessy wilkes, dam
Saluda (Baggs). !, I. /: Bumps. ?. ?, 2;
Oddly 3. 4. G. Gilcurry. George st.
Clair. Berkshire Courier. Merrill. Sphinx
eta. and Mascot. Jr. also started Time,
209 81, 2S1-2 2l0
Stake S2Oo0-24o class. trotting-Page.
II. e.. by Polonius. dam Dubois mare
G'leming). 1, !. 1: straghtline. ?. ,. 3;
Mickey. 3. 3. ?. Van Zandt and Autobar
also ran. Time. 213 2If1-2, 2:2O 81.
CINCINNATI TRACK.
LATON3A. September 2S.- To-days
races were run i'm mud a foot deep. The
third event. the most exciting of the
day. was won by Ethel Lee, in a hard
drive. by a nose.
First race-hve and half furlongs-
Big Knigh' 100. w. Johnson. Is to u won.
with Connie Lee second. and Captain
Piorsal third Time 1111s
Second race-seven furlongs-Judith c.
G5. Shannon. 8 TO -. won. with Marquise
second. and La Creole third. Time. 1:32ik.
Third race--five furloi ;s-Ethel Lee dl5,
Thorpe, to u won, 'gdh Belle Bramble
second. ana Goldie Locks third. Time,
1:O4 IA
Fourth race-Declared off
Fifth race-one and one eighth miles
Grannon Q04. Thorp. l TO ~ won, with
Little Tom second and Elisebert third.
Time. 2:02iA
Sixth race-hurdles. one and one-siv-
teenth miles pick Tension di2, Mcdaniel.
Is to ID won with Partisan second, and
Ondague third. Time, 20S
TURF DISCIPLINE.
NEW YORK. September pa meeting
Of the stewards of the Jockey Club was
held this afternoon. There were present
August BelmOnt, James X. keenc, james
Galway. Andrew Miller. f. r. Hitchcock.
and +. X. Sturgis. After discussion Of
various facts laid before the stewards I'm
reference 10 Jockey w. Martin u was
resolved that his license be suspended for
violation of Rule $50 and that he be noti-
fled TO appear before the stewards 10
show cause why It should not be permt
nently revoked
Resolved. also. That Jockey Coyle's
license be revoked for violation Of Rule
10 Of the racing rules
Resolved. That Riley Grannon be
warned ard ruled of the turf for Offering
and making presents to jockeys in viola
ton Of the rules Of racing
COLONEL HATCH ABSCONDS.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. September
2S-Followiug abruptly on the exposure
OF the rottenness practiced on the track
of the Chattanooga Jockey Club Saturday
last. Colonel l.. s. Hatch. promoter and
president. absconded before daylight this
morning with all the funds of the club
between $1,000 and S2,O00. and leaving in
Vulnerable creditors.