Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-06
THE MIDSU MINER TURF
AMERICAN HORSE AMONG WINNERS
AT BRIGHTON, ENGLAND.
HARNESS RACING EXTRAORDINARY.
Records Broken at CoIuinbus Driv-
ing P0rk-Robert j., Patchen, and
other Great Ones Take Part in Pro-
ceedinRs-Othcr Events.

LONDON. August 5.-Second day Of the
Brighton August meeting:
The Brighton Cup OF 800 sovereigns, In
plate or specie. for S-year-olds-a mile
Mr.. a. Calverts colt Bradwardine FIRST
Captain MacNelrs colt Prince Barcaldine
second and Mr.. T.. Wishard's Mack
Briggs CAmericam third.
The race for the Pavilion Plate Of 1913
soyereigns. the winner to be sold at auc-
ton. six furlongs. was won by Nc
Crankie; Crawley was second and Ems
worth third. Mr.. Richard Croker's Ten
nessee also ran. but was not placed.
w. Lows Santa won the race for the
Sussex Plate. a handicap, Of 800 sover-
eigns. for 3-year-olds and upward. six
furlongs. Mr.. Bridges Williamss Spleen
dour second and Sir ii. Farqurhar's
Quack third.
BRIGHTON. NEW YORK.
BRIGHTON BEACH. August 5.-The
card to-day was fairly interesting. the at
tendance was large. and the races were
well contested.
First race-one and one-sixteenth
miles-Marshali 0lO. Doggett. to u won.
with Premier second, and Sir Dixon third.
Time. 1:4S IL.
Second race-half a mile-Ben Ronald
! Q03, A. Clayton. 10 - won. with Sedg-
! wick second, and King Bon third. Time
Third race-six furlongs--Tremargo QO2.
A. Clayton, to 81 won, with GraclOsd
/ second, and EliZabelle third. Time, is.
Fourth race-One and one-eghth miles
! The Dragon Q03 Calvin. to 10 won. with
Illusion second. Only two starters. Time
/ 1855 81.
Firth race-hve furlongs-Sunny slope
10 II NO NIT ngNg
/ second. and Rotterdam third. Time,
| 1902 II.
sixth race-for 2-year-olds: half mile
Kaiser Ludwig 007, Hin. 10 p won. with
| Newsgatherer second, and Passover third.
Time, .49 IL.
Seventh race-handicap; one and three
| quarter miles over seven hurdles-St.
/ Louis O40. McInerney. y to u won. with
| Southerner second, and Marble third.
BLUE-GRAss TRACK.
NEWPORT, KY. August 5.-Five
/ evenly-balanced events came off this ar
/ ternoon While favorites fell down IN
three Of the events. the winners were
/ well backed. Weather warm; track fast
| attendance small.
FIRST race-six furongs-DOOrga COL
/ Sherrin. 4 10 - won. with Cyclone Sc
| cond, and Prytania third. Time. 10
! Second race-iive furlongs-Belle Bran
/ BILE Ol0, IsOm, TO u won, with Serranc
| second, and Ben Brown third. Time
Third race-mne and fifty yards-Ceci
/ (92, Il. Blevins, II 10 2O won. with Rasper
/ second and Elsie ID. third. Time, 1:i5 IL
Fourth racc-fOur and One-half fur
! l0ngs-Turtle Dove Ql0. ClericO. 4 to y
| won, with POuting second, and Ethel
/ Farrell third Time IS II.
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Dr. kellogg
| OO2 a. lsOm, to u won. with La Gas
| cogne second, and Skate third. Time, 30
CROSSE POINTE.
] fnfs
/ crowd witnessed the second days pro-
gramme AT the Crosse Pointe track to-
/ day. The weather was sultry and the
/ track I'm fair condition. The books again
l reaped a harvest. only one faVOrite and
/ a well-played second choice winning. In
/ the stepleechase event ST. Brandon, an
/ even-money favorite, Tell at the first
! jump.
First race-one mile-Strathreel dl2
/ Martin, IL 10 y won, with Helen Mar se-
/ cond. and All over third. Time. Ia 81
Second race-five furlOngs-Sister Adele
! COS. Piggott. 8 TO - won, with Athens Sc
cOnd, and What Next third. Time, ~
Third race-mile and seventy yards
Egbart Q09, r.. Williams. 6 to u won
with Lobengula second, and Connoiseul
third. Time. 80 IA.
Fourth race-four and a half furlongs-
| Santana Ol0 Thorpe, 8 TO u won, with
| Sister Clara second, and 1rlmuda third
/ Time. s. -.
/ Perkins, 10 u won, with Celoso second
and Holy Terror third. Time. l.02.
Sixth race-steeplechase two and q
| half miles-Tuscarora G33. Pierce, 3 TO y
won, with Ruthven second, and Maid OF
/ Ellerslie third. Time. 1853.
THE MOUND CITY.
ST. LOUIS. August 5.-Eighteen scrubby
maidens faced the starters IN the nrst
race. and at the finish trailed in pro-
cesson. The habit Of entering good
| horses at low price in selling races was
| Tebuked to-day. when Amelia May cost
her owner $500 above the entered price
/ TO keep her Barbarossa was also bid up
/ TO 81 500. and went TO Dan HONG.
The first race went TO a long shot; the
second, third, and fourth races 10 second
| choices the fifth race 10 1avorite. ana
/ the sixth 10 a third choice. Track fast.
First race-six urlOngs-TOpmast QV9
/ Freeman, 6 to ID won, with Bette Hill
second, and Henry Higgins third. Time
second receive and a half furlongs-
/ Horseshoe Tobacco 0Oi, White, TO y
| won. with Ivory second, ana Atoko thiru'
Time, II.
/ Third race-seven and a half furlongs-
/ Amelia May DOT C., Slaughter to u won,
/ with Linda second, and Chiswell third
Fourth race-one mile-Barbarossa 1W
! Slaughter even. won, with BattieuOre Sc
/ cOnd and St Pancras third. Time, ~ IL
! Fifth race-siX furlOngs-Aquinas 90
] Slaughter, to ID won. with Magnet Sc
cond. and Lady Britannia tnird. Time
sixth e-eleven-sixteenths Of a mile
| Marie Q0i Warren. 10 ID won, win Su-
! gar Foot second and Remember Me thlrd
| Time. 1903 "a
! MILWAUKEE. August 5.-Just as the
/ last race was run to-day a wind and RAIN
storm swept over State Fair Park anc
/ scattered the spectators IN all directions
WIN the sNceps3Sh ob Sa Sns Won To-mor
row will be ladies day, and n specia
| hurdla-race Will be run. 100
First race-six furlongs-Crocus 90.
| Ham 10 TO ID won. with Farley second
and Judge Baker third. Time, ga "a.
second race-ilve furlongs--Parmesaf
nO5 A. Barrett. 10 3 won; with Biescia
second, and Hurns third Time, igii ron.
Third race-mile and quarter-C99!n,
stant 0OS A. Barrett. to 81 won, WIFI
Paros second, and Peytonia third. Ilihe
@'Y Fo a, roce-fve furlongs-Paul Kauval
/ 061 4 Jarrett 10 - won, with over
| fiow second, and odd Genius third. Time
~ Ei RI race-six furlongs-The Sculptor
| 0e, - Davis. 3 TO u won, with Joe Ma
! cini second. and Zaldivar third. Time
| 1l5. e...,.,.s All. Do
! king 0O2. Barrett 10 % won, with sam
| Son second. and De Jure third. Time
80 GREAT MISUNDERSTANDING.
| COLUMBUS. o.. August THE IN
| usually hot weather brought sehenTai u;
races to-day. hut no records were broken
me weather was excellent, and tn
Erack fast. The average time OF IN
davis races Is probably the best eve
/ made in one day since harness-Iacln'
began as a sport. The attendance wa
| very large. 80 - ON
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