The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-16
mr. LMERALD STAh rs
Won by Plaudit. Twenty to ono
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CINCINNATI. O.. July 1.-THE Elmer
aid stakes furnished big surprise lvi
the talent at Oakland to-day. BahnoSh-
burn. the publics choice IN the stake,
was beaten by nearly everything IN the
race. while the prize went 10 Plaudit' =
long shot. backed down from 20 10 10 .
TO /.
The defeat of Bannockburn was not
the only surprise during the day; Med-
der. in the last race. who looked 10 pc
a cnch at odds OF l 10 ?. was easly
beaten By Old Centre. the second chOlce
Plaudit. with los pounds on ms PACK
was first away I'm the Emerald stakes
and was never headed. winning IN easy
fashion by three lengths. Bannockburn
was never able to get to the front, al
through hard ridden all the way
In the stretch he stopped, allowing an
but John Bright 10 pass him. The poor
showing of tie colt cannot be accounted
Tor further than that he Is not yet quite
uD to a bruising race. FaVorites again
Jared badly. and the bookies were big
winners on the day. Weather fine, track
fast betting brisk. Summarizes;
First race-fve furlongs.- Melba % TO
- first FrOgmore Is to / and to II sec
ond. Duchess Of York OIL TO - third
Time. :O3h2.
Second race-seven furlongs.-Kitty D..
q TO u first. Madralcne IS to and 3 10 -
second. What Next GO to - third. Time
1:2sa..
1nird race-one mile.-serrano @ to -
first, Eltoro @ to l and 3 10 y second,
Gidlaw % 10 - third. Time. .i23,.
Fourth race-thc Emerald stakes, five
and "A half furlongs.- q 10 u first,
Maclver q to / and 3 to - second, Hamp-
den ts to - third. Time, los.
Firth race-six furlongs.-Old centre 90
10 - first. Meddler Il TO and TO -
second. Hibernia Queen CD TO II third.
Time. 1:j6l2.
Hound City Track.
ST. LOUIS, No, July 1.-Two favorites
won at the Fair Grounds to-day. Glad
Eyes fell in the third race, throwing
Combs and dislocating his shoulder.
Track fair; weather cloudy summaries;
FIRST race-for twO-year-Olds six fur
longs-Stal Fonses ID. @ 10 u iirst; Liebe
Rose a TO l and 3 10 p second, Afra Oh
TO - third. Time. l.l7.
Second race-one mile-Leas Cuckoo
(even) first: Elsie -. G. TO ! and to y
second; Uncle Pax ~ TO u third. Time,
l:43 a.
Third race-one mile and three six six
teenths-Long Time az To u first; Tin
Cup (barred) second; Black SILK q 10 -
third; Inhammator 90 TO y fourth.
Time. 2.O3.
Fourth race-purse for FLIES end mares,
seven furlongs-Jane G to p first; Elsie
Barner IS TO ] and TO % second; May
Thompson g. 10 lO) third. Time. - IL.
Fifth race-purse, two-year-Olds. HNe
and half furlOngs-W atchmaker III 10 ~
first: Verify & to . and TO - second ;
Belle Of Memphis 6 to j third' lln'e'
sixth race-six and half furlongs-.
Trilby q 10 p first. Utopia 10 10 > anu
TO p second; Mamie G.. 60 to : thiru'
Time. III 81.
At Brighton Beach.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE card AZ
Brighton Beach was a little better imam
u was yesterday. ard as the weather Was
pleasant the attendance was larger. Inc
card was still further reduced by scratch
cs and the contest as a rule were tame.
Summaries: -
First race-seven furlongs-Thomas Cat
6 TO u first. Mahoney % 10 and TO -
second Mohawk Prince, q 10 u third.
second race-five furlongs - Scotch
Plaid. go TO - first, Nuto IS 70 and :
10 - second. Olney g TO u third. Time
los l2.
Miss Prim (even) first. Concord a 10 >
and ouO second. Temple Stowe q to y
third. Time-2.00 IL.
Fourth race-one mile and quarter
Dutch Skater & 10 10) first, Nollev q 10 j
second Lincoln H., O5 to p third.
Firth race-six furlongs-Dacian g TO u
FIRST. Nosey (even and l 10 - second,
Demagogue (6 to - third. Time-l:ls II.
Sixth race-one mile-Refugee q TO j
first. Dame Quickly IS 10 and TO p sec
ond. Rey Del TERRA even and TO 3
third. Time-l.45 II.
Blue Ribbon Trots.
DETROIT. MICH. July 1j.-For the
first time since the Blue Ribbon meeting
began the weather conditions We're above
suspicion and pleasant day brought
out crowd Of 5000 people. IL was a
great day for Arthur Y. Cation. of Chi
cago. who came over to see his colt Caid
perform i'm the fOur-year-Old. free-for-all
trotting class. Mr.. Cation not only had
the pleasure Of seeing Caid win in
straight heats. but also saw a remarka-
bic performance by Red Seal. a colt
which was bred at his stock farm. and
which took a record as a three-year-Old
to-day of 2:l0l2 in winning race.
Marion Mills gave another wonderful
exhibition by pacing alone in 2:O44s, a
second faster than her record made at
Boston two weeks ago, and by all odds
the finest performance that has ever been
made by one OF these ''guideless won
ders." Summaries:
Free-for all. four-year-old trotting
purse 81 800. Caid won first three beats
and the race. Time-2:l3h. 2:1G 2:1J.
Margaret. Feliciana and Wight also
started.
Class 200. pacing. purse 81. 800 Bumps
won first three heats and the race. Time
2:O7I4. 2:0S. 2:O6L. Ethel. Frank Bogash,
Sphinxetta. Hail Cloud. Sir Edwin Arnold,
Planet. Ii. D., Choral. Brightlight. Berk-
shire Courier. and Nellie Bouse also
started.
Special purse for Marion Mills. Frac-
tional time-30lh 1.Ol, 1872. 2:Oi4
Class 2:l7. pacing. purse Sl,JW Red
Seal won first. second and fourth heats
and the race Time-2:l2ia 2:l0i2. 2:l2]i.
Bessie Leach won third heat. Time. PIP.
Mabel =. Beechwood. Spalpeen: Billy H..