Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-23
COLD AND CHERRIES RACING.
4 Fair Attendance. However, ut the
Grnyesend Track

NEW YORK, September Pit was cold
and cherries at Gravesend to-day, but
there was fair attendance. although the
card was poor. After the second race
Roy Caruthers claimed Howard Mann,
but was superseded by T.. j. Baldwin,
who returned the horse to Pittsburg, Pa.
In the fifth race Taral was fined $50
for spelling the start.
John Nixon to-day served an injunc-
ton granted by Judge Garrettson upon
the Brooklyn Jockey Club, ordering IL
10 show cause why his hurdle racer, ruled
off at Saratoga, should not be permitted
TO start at the Gravesend track.
First race-six furlongs-Tripling g to
q won. Rublcon @ to and 10 lO Sc
cond, George II. Ketchum @ to u third.
Time, Ills Ia.
second race-mlle and an eighth-I<ing
GO to ID won, Bernardillo Is to / and TO
p second, Howard Mann q TO . third.
Time, 1:56 III
Third receive furlongs-Domestc a
TO ID won, Hindoonet % to and 10 81
second, Homelike Is to p third. Time,
l:02 1-2.
Fourth race-Brookwood Stakes, one
mile and an eighth-Ornament a. to -
won. Sunny Slope Is to | and TO 81 Sc
cond. Partridge az to y third. Time,
157 10.
Fifth race-slx furlongs-Eastern Ray
go TO ID won. Tappan Q5 to 1 and 70 u
second, Fireside % TO u third. Time,
III.
sixth race-flve furlongs-Miss Miriam
q TO ID won. Zella e 10 l and 10 81
second, Merlin Q5 to u third. Time.
1O2 Ia
Seventh race-Kings Highway Hurdle
Handicap, one mile and three fourths-
Sir Vassar q to y won. Walter Is 10
5 and to 81 second, Forget q to y third.
Time, 800 1-2.
EVENTS AT OAKLEY.
CINCINNATI. O., September 22.-The
racing at Oakley to-day was witnessed
by a large crowd. The finishes were
nearly all Of the exciting kind. Only
three favorites won, Scherrer riding four
of the winners.
To-day, j. w. Schorr, the Memphis
turfman. bought the 4-year-old gelding,
Berclair, by Leonatus-Alarie c., from
Marcus f. Mclean, associate Judge at
the track. The price paid was not made
public. Berclalr won the Tennessee
Derby in 1895.
First race-fve furongs-Henry of
Franstammer % to 100 won. McCleary
as to 1 and to y second, Creedmore l..
% to 81 third. Time, :O3.
Second race-six and a half furlongs-
Osmon q to y won. Turtle Dove g TO 8
and 10 TO p second, Gid Law q to u
third. Time, 122.
Third race-six furlongs-Flop q TO y
won. Mystery a TO l and EVEN second,
Margaret Jane @ to lW third. Time,
116 IL,
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Ramona
% 10 lO) won, Big knight Is TO and TO
II second, Umbrella q TO ID third. Time,
1:27.
% won, Mertie Reed % TO and 10 y
second. A. b. G. q TO u third. Time,
1i2 IL
sixth race-six furlongs-Motilia Q1 TO
10 won. Charlotte c. d5 TO 1 and to u
second, Suydap Q5 to j third. Time,
1141-2.
TROTTING AND PACING.
BALTIMORE, September PA large
attendance at the Gentlemens Driving
park to-day witnessed the lowering Of
the track record. Ruby and Rose Turner
making the mile in 2lf Ia. Day and
track fine.
First race-2:30 trotting-Mack i. won
in straight heats. Time. 2:23 IA, 2:&' IA.
2:23l-4. Hazel, Carmine, Lila, Anita,
Undertake, Egbaline. Ben. Hur, Belle
Leland. jamie s.. Internal, Nella s., Clay
more Jr., and Sidney Boy also started.
Second race-218 pace-Democracy won
first. third, and fourth heats and the
race. Time, 2I5 IA. 2I7 Ia. 2Ie 81.
Evadne won second heat. Time, 2l5 IL.
Dick W., Princess NJ, Nina Noble, Frank
b.. Emma E. and Harry also started.
Third race (unfnished)-21f trotting-
Rose Turner won first and third heats
Time. 2l6, 2141-2. Ruby won second
heat. Time, 214i-4 J. NJ. d., Gord9n
II and New York Central also started.