Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-10
GOOD CARD AT GRAyEsEND.
Large Crowd, Fine Weather, and
some Spirited Finishes.

GRAVESEND RACE-TRACK, June O.
A good card, a large crowd. fine weather
and some spirited finishes were the fea-
lures Of the races here to-day. There
were two stake events down for decision
the Hudson Stakes end the Carleton
Stakes. The finish I'm the frst-named
event was very exciting, Arbuckle. whose
odds were to /. and George Kessler. at
II 10 o. running dead heat. When the
field entered the stretch Kessler went
TO the front, and looked all over a winner
Arbuckle came with a rush in the last
furlong, however and. catching Kessler
I'm the last few jumps, made as pretty
a dead heat as ever was seen. The pair
finished six lengths in front Of Llthos, the
hot favorte. The purse was divided.
Handspring did not have to be tho
roughly extended TO win the Carleton
stakes. and he made his opponents look
like so many hacks. He won in a romp by
three lengths. Most of the other events
were closely contested.
First race-hve and a half furongs-
Cassette Ql2. J. Hill, to y won, with
Gracious second, and Juno third. Time
1904.
Second race-handicap. one and one
eighth miles-Emma c. Q11. Hamilton.
to u won. with Septour second, and
Charade third. Time, 1857.
Third r0ce-the Hudson Stakes, five
furlongs-Arbuckle QlS, McCafferty, to
II and George Kessler OlS. Taral. IL 10
- ran dead heat Purse divided. Lithos
third. Time. 1:03.
Fourth race-the Carleton Stakes, one
mile-Handspring o., Simms Ql 10 20)
won. with Hamilton III. second, and Bona
parte third. Refugee also ran. Time,
1:4s.
Fifth race--flve furlongs-Marsh Har-
rier (97 OLeary, 10 TO u won. with Nina
Louise second, and Herowan third Time
1Ol
sixth race-one mile-Premier 400
Covle. 10 u won, with Buckrene second,
and sherlock third. Time, 1:lSl2.
AT MoUND-CITY TRACK.
sr LOUIS. June 9.-Favorites were win
ners in only two races to-day, the second
and the third. A second pick took the
fourth. and long shots that looked as II
they were out Of the game took the first
nth. and sixth. The track is about as
slow as rain can make 1t. Attendance
1870. 80 ,
Slaughter. 10 TO y won. with Siddubia Sc
cond. and Manettia third. Time, 1:22 IA
eocond race-one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
100 G. Slaughter. 20 p won, with Fay
cite Belle second. ana jim Hogg third.
Time. 1;i9 IL. - IN,
Third race-six furlongs-Bridgeton QVi
q Slaughter 2 10 y won. with irish Chrf
II second. and Little Cliff third. Time
1904. -
Fourth race-mile and a sixteenth
Linda nOi. Garner. to y won. with Made
line second, and Barbarosso third. Time
l:d. n.
Fifth receive furlongs-Calvary tsj'
Webster. % TO u won, with Buck Wore
second and Moncreith third. Time, 100
sixth race-six and half furlongs-The
xttfen ESQ. c. Slaughter. TO u won, win
Amelia May second, and He third. Time
rs 81.
AT CINCINNATI.
OAKLEY RAcE-TRAcK, June s--Not-
v,lthstandlng a poor card and very
sionuv track. the racing to-day was spur
,tcd Two favortes. two second choices'
,,d two outsiders got the money
r,t,st race-fiye furlongs-Black Bess uoi
,>,,nn 10 10 ID won, with Rsque second
"a T,bree Bars third. Time. i:oS.
~ ca.ond race-slx and half furlongs-
yfoward Mann O22. Walker, 10 ., Won,
Win Secondhand second. and Gooc Ao'ioe
third. Time. LA IL. ~,
Toird race-one and an eighth miles
CIR nike C6. shercr. TO p won win
Teonaise second. and Harry shannon
third. Time. 2Jl IL ~, n,r,ores
Fourth race--four and half fnriohss,
Emerald stakes-Maceo eiiS' re'Ai'''