Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-22
All at SC. Choice
Kaufman & Co.
Fourth and Broad SITS.
LATONIA RACE-TRACK.
Kentucky Stakes Won by MaIvOIin,
hut Go to DIR. Black.

hut Go to DIR. Black.
| CINCINNATI. o., october H.--After
| winning the Kentucky Central Stakes
at Latonia to-day Malvolin was dis
| qualified. and the race given to DR..
Black. who was only beaten a nose, in
most exciting finish. The judges took
the race away from Malvoln on account
Of a foul committed by Scherer, NAL
Yolin's jockey, in the stretch.
The race was practically a two-horse
affair, as Malvoiin and DR.. Black were
five lengths I'm front of the field at the
half mile. When the pair turned into
the stretch both jockeys made for the
dry path near the outer rail, and the
most exciting part of the contest began
Scherer let go Malvolins head causing
the horse to swerve and carrying Dr.
Black with him. The judges presumed
that this was intentional on the part
OF Scherer, and gave their decision in
favor OF Dr. Black.
Weather cool; track heavy. summa-
r!es:
First race-seven furlongs--Con Reagan
Is to 81 won, Bill Bowdy Is TO y second
Lady Brittanic C TO u third. Time,
:9S "a.
Second race-siX furlongs-Isabey @ TO
p won. Tempo G. TO u second, Marito
q TO y third. Time, 119 1-2.
Third race-one mie--J. II. X @ TO y
won. Waterloo Is TO u second. Lord
Seeney (evely third. Time, LAS IA
Fourth race-Kentucky Central Stakes,
one mile-Dr. Black g TO u won. Don
Quixote q 10 u second. Our Chance g
10 - third. Time, 1852.
Fifth race-handicap six furlongs-The
Elector g to u won. Imp q to p second.
Nick Carter Q5 to u third. Time. / 10 2-4.
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Oral Is to y
won. Forsythe Is to y second What
Next q to p third. Time, :S2.
FLEETWOOD PARK.
NEW YORK. October 21-There was
a good attendance on the third day Of
the meeting at Fleetwood Park, and the.
sport was decidedly high-class. The first
event on the card was the 2:45 post
poned trotting-class race in which Clay
ton and Nell Gwynn had two heats and
Unbella one. Clayton had no difficulty
IN landing the deciding heat. with a lit
tie to spare. The 2:ZZ pace, in which
Blue Wilkes had two heats 10 his credit
yesterday, was not so quickly decided.
as Maud H.. the original favorite, landed
two heats in impressive style. In the
deciding heats she got the worst of the
her out by two lengths.
A fast field met in the 212 pace. and
the field sold for S25. with 80 each for
Valleau and Winfield. The veteran.
Toney Wilcox. captured the first heat,
in drive with b. b.. but there was no
mistake in the last three heats. as Win
field went out from the word so. and
won in fast time.
In the 2:3O trOtling-class race, Lucy M.
was the favoTite, but the chestnut mare,
Legana. won the first neat by two
lengths, and the rank outsider, Allen
Dare. won the second heat. Summaries:
2:45 trotting; s9OO-Clayton won the first,
third, and sixth heats. Best time. 2I5 IL.
Nell Gwynn won the fourth and fifth
heats. Best time 2:2O Unella won the
second heat. Time, 2121-2. Dollard
Wilkes. Alma Wilkes. Libler, oscar, Red
Frank Hazel. Black Henry, and jim
Mansfield also started.
2:22 pacing; s40O-BlTe Wilkes won the
first second. and fifth heats. Best time,
2171-2 Maud z. won the third and
fourth heats. Best time 2IS Ia. Abra-
ham. Russell. Mrs. Fullerton, Smilax
Dan X. Kennel. Fanny Maple, Huliy
Gee Franklin Bell, Ray. Harry L., and
the Duke also started.
212 pacing; $i00-Winfield won second,
third. and fourth heats. Best time,
21g1-4 Tony Wilcox won the first heat
Time. 2l5. Sam Hill. b. b., Highland
fass O. NJ. c., Dennie b., Doc. Nelson,
voueau Geneye. Mira, and Harry 3.
also started. an.
o.92 trotting; $500 (unfinished)-Allen
narc won the second heat. Time, 2:22 IA. |
es,ona won the first heat. Time, 2:22 IL. |
uarrv g Lucy c., Lonely Girl. Hattie
n Highland Girl, Hazel, and Formosa |
also started
MORRIS PARK EVENTS.
NEW YORK, October IA moderately
GOOD card and fair weather orousht
good attendance to Morris Park to-day
and those who went 10 the DIG west
11'e..sr track saw fine sport. Summary
-, rsce-one mile-Good Times a 10
:, ,,'on Een. Ronald Q3 10 u second, ana
,,.roh no TO 81 third. Time, LAP.
slH,,S race-seven furlongs-Sailor
49,, 40 10 81 won, Homelike U TO y
iNs and Chatmerc Q5 TO u third.
Time. 1904.
T,,ird race-Hunter Stakes, one and one
- mfles-Cleophus % 10 u won
!, is.ss n2 To u second. and Miss Prima
% 80 n third. Time. 100 ~
70 , ~ race-Castleton Stakes. hve iui-
NIiss Tenney Is TO b won, Kenmore
80, m 10 ID second, ana Saratoga Y "
n third Time. IS IL ,,o ~
Eiftb race-six furlongs-hnodesia ~
cavalero Is 10 u second, anu
= gro,,,arqo as TO u third. Time. lac,
1 I'm l,',, ,'aca--one and one-eighth miles
;, N''s'o.,ilio M 10 81 won. Esta tevenl Sc
l",,a and Hugh Penny a TO - th'ru'
Time i:5s.