Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-07
A WONDERFUL PAGER
SHE LOWERS HER RECORD OF
2sO7A to 2sO5z.
SlDONIAN AND MILWAUKEE.
Two Good Things Turned Loose on
the BoOkmakers mt Onkiey-Littie
Am Replevined-The Dye WEAR
ing or.
ing or.

MEDFORD. MASS, July Cat Com
bination Park this afternoon. Martin
Mills the wonderful guideless PAGER,
lowered her record of 2M IA, made last
year. to 2:O5 "a. The little mare bowled
round the track without driver or sulky.
and few who saw her realized that she
was making such good time. The track
record at Combination, which Is haif-
mile track, is 2:04 IL, and it is thought
that the mare may break even this te-
cord before the week is over.
OAKLEY PARK.
CINCINNATI, o., July 6.-There were
two races for maiden 3-year-olds at YAK
lev to-day and two good things were
turned loose on the bookmakers. Sido-
nian was the one that the smart set
played in the second race. He got OH
in front, and with a wonderful pursl VI
speed closed up gap of ten lengths ana
won very easily in the end. Milwaukee
was the other good thing that broke out
OF the maiden class. He was play GU
heavily in the ring, and landed tne race
handily. Weather hot; track muuuy'
First race-fve and a half furlongs-
The Doctor g TO y won, Molo 10 anu
2 to u second, and Bonjour q TO u thiru'
Time, lib. Mutuals paid s2i.4V ior 70.
Second race-seven furlongs-Sldoniar
4 TO 81 won. Kenston 90 to and to u
second. and Old Tar q TO p thlrd. liihe'
la Mutuals paid $3.50 for s..
Third race-five furlongs-Martha ii. q
TO u won. Eleanor Holms q TO D second
and Mary Black q to u third. llihe'
l:Oi Mutuals paid $3.50 for 50.
Fourth race-one mile-Cavalero Is 10
won. Macy @ to and to % second
and Panmure & to p third. Time, l'to Ia.
Mutuals paid Sl2.25 for So
Fifth race-mile and seventy yaros-
Egbert Is to 81 won, Ell Toro a to ana
10 ~ second. and Viscount Q5 to u third'
Time. Isl Ia. Mutuals paid $3.50 FOR ~
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Milwaukee
q TO p won. Sir Ebon 6 to and 70 -
second. and Southern Spy Q5 to u third
Time. 1872 "a. Mutuals paid SlS.iO FOR 90
THE MOUND CITY.
ST. LOUIS. MO, July Six favorites
won at the Fair Grounds to-day, good
finishes resulting in most of the races.
Little I Am. the alleged ringer was
repleyined from the track officials TO-
dav The dye is wearing off the horse,
and the animal has the appearance Oh
being wang" f. II. Hazenfeld, the
alleged owner. was declared ruled OIL
to-day. Track fast; weather hot; at
tendance. $500.
First race-purse, for maiden 2-year-
olds. five furlongs-Marietta Is TO D woh'
Celia r. (6 to / and to u second, Leohag
70 IN n third Time, 1:02 Ia.
Second race-purse. for 2-year-olds,
five and n half furlongs-Eva Rice @ to
2M won. Verify g to / and to 81 second,
Free Fun % to y third. Time, lOi IA
Third race-one mile-Carden Barr @
N n won. Can Gallop d0c to and 40 10 u
second. Black Silk q TO y third. Tlme'
1:42 Ia
Fourth race-purse, seven furiongs-
Timemaker q to 1O won. Remember Me
6 to ami to 81 second, Belle Diabio
as 10 u third Time. 1:27 1-2
Fifth race-mle and a sixteenth-Ace
n 10 81 won. Greyhurst g TO and even
second. A. B. C. go to y third. Time
1:4S 3-4
sixth race-purse 2-year-olds. five
furlongs-Santa Rosa. III. g to y won
Afra az to and to u second. Doms.e
30 to u third Time. 1903 l-2.
RACE-HORSES DEAD.
SYRACUSE. n. Y. July 6.-The race
horse Katie Burns died this morning from
the effects of the heat.
This morning while w. L. Snow was ex-
ercising Knebesl. one of the Pomfret
stock-farm horses, and going the wrong
way on the track. evidently pretty close
TO the pole he colllded with the chestnut
gelding Seabrd. and as result the latter
is dead. and Knebesl is probably ruined
life