Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
BUMPS THE WINNER.
LARGE CROWD WITNESSES THE
EVENTS AT FORT WAYNE.
TALENT CARRIES AWAY The MONEY.
rxerx ravorite Triumpbs mt the IN
diam TrncIS-Events mt brighton
u.,.b Cincinnati, and Elsewhere.
Incidents.
Incidents.


The drawing card was the 2OS pace III
which Bumps, Frank Bogash, Direcuh
reir-at-Iaw, Badge, and Joe IL. star'eu
pumns was the favorite in the pools last
night and at the track to-day. lie WON
the race in straight heats. but was push
ed in the last heat by Heir-at-Law. III
the third heat he lowered the record OIL
the track. making the mile in 2:0i "a, and
lowered his own record Of 200 "a. Inc
track was not fast, but It is believed that
the Massachusetts, geldlng could nave
knocked off a second more II he had
been driven hard
The talent carried away the money TO-
day. as every favorite won.
214 trot, purse yl,200-Oakland Baron
won first three heats and the race Time,
21O1-2 21O Ii, 211 IA. West Wilkes.
| Caid, Dare Devil, Alameda, Musul, ana
Atlantic also ran.
2Il pace. purse s1,2O0-Bessie Bonehlll
won first three heats and the race. Time,
| 200 II. 200 81, 2:O9 "a. Captain Crouch
| Miss Findlay, Ira Band, Castleton, Tuty
| Wilkes, Hal Craigs, and Patt!e ID. also
started.
2:OS pace. purse S200o-Bumps won first
| three heats and race. Time, 2'O7 81,
| 2O5 ii, 2:0i ga Her-at-Law, Frank Bo-
| cash, Badge, Directly, and Joe IL. also
started.
BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE chief fea-
| ture of the racing at Brighton Beach to-
day was the scratching. The opinion was
that Bemar would walk over in the first.
| This was selling race, and, TO the sur
prise of w. c. Daley, the winner was
bid up $3.50 w. c. Daley was also fined
for interfering with the bidding.
First race-one mile-walk for Bel
mar.
Second race-six furlongs-Walk-o
| for Ortolan
Third race-six furlongs-George Rose q
| to o. won, Purse-Proud % to l and 10 %
second. Squan GO to y third. Time, 1:l6
Fourth race-Vestal Stakes, half
mile-L'Alouette q 10 3 won. Miss Tenny
| q TO 1 and EVEN second, Sagacity 90 TO
81 third. Time. 40.
| Fifth race-one mile-Wolhurst @ to JOY
won. Damien e. to 1 and 3 to 81 second,
SoufIe a TO u third. lime. Ill.
Sixth race-one mile and a furlong-W
b. Is TO u won, Marshall q TO and ouD
second. Dorian 90 TO y third. Time. 1:55.
Seventh race-one mle-Tom Cromwell
@ to 81 won, Rey del TERRA g to l and 10
to p second, Marian q to u third. Time,
1:42 IL.
NEWPORT.
| CINCINNATI, o.. August 1.-TWO hot
| favorites met defeat at Newport to-day
j. j. r., the public choice in the third
race, was cut down at the three-quarter
| pole, and knocked out of the race, while
| Egbart, in the closing event, backed
| down from 80 TO ! to 6 TO 8, did not have
| enough speed TO keep up with his field
and was beaten off at the finish. Two
| favorites and three third choices were
the winners. Weather pleasant; track
fast.
First race-siX furlongs-Balk Line q
to 81 won, Letcher @ to and TO 81 Sc
cond, Sim C to u third. Time, ia ga.
Second receive furlongs-Margaret
Eastin q to . won, Navy Wilgus a to l
and 10 D second, Peg Parks Is to u
third. Time. 1:02 IL.
Third race-one mile and fifty yards
Satyr % to p won, Front Man GO to l
and to u second. Sir Ebony Q5 to u
! third Time, las 81.
| Fourth race-seyen and half furlongs-
Hand dOr &c to u won, My Maryland Is
to and 10 20 p second, Creednore l.. GOO
to u third Time, 1903
Fifth race-six furlongs-Lufra &c to y
won. Remember Me QS to and G to 81
second, Pouting Q5 TO a third. Time,
lii Ii.
THE MOUND CITY.
ST. LOUIS, MO, August 12.-Madeline
was the only winning favorite at the
Fair-Grounds to-day, but three heavily
played second choices were successful.
and helped to drain the bookies' Golfers.
| Track fast.
First race-purse, maiden, 2-year-olds.
| Gxra fttrin Eieb to
won, Peter Ascher % to 1 and 20 to u
second, Veloce third Time, 1:A.
Second race-six furlongs-Rose dor g
TO u won, Emma Lee q to 81 second,
Hosp third. Time, 116.
Third race-mile and an eighth-Ran-
som g TO u won. Basquil @ to and
EVEN second. c. S. Bush GO to y third.
Time, 1853 Ia
Fourth race-mile and seventy yards
Madeline g 10 p won, May Gallop GO to
l and to y second The Ghost Is to u
third. Time, LAG Ia
Fifth race-five and a half furlongs-
Bon Marche go to y won, Del Hart g
TO u second. Caddie c. Q1 TO % third.
Time, l:03 IL.
Sixth race-six and a half furlongs-
Silver &c TO y won, Nick Carter % to y
second, Neutral @ to p third. Time.
1:22 Ii.
SPRINGS TRACK.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August 12.-There
was a good attendance at the races to-
day. Showers early this morning did not
improve the heavy track. The Champagne
Stakes brought six 2-year-olds TO the post.
Blewaway took the lead, and showed the
way 10 the judges box. winning by a
length from Swango. In the handicap for
3-vear-olds Havoc led from the fall OF
the flag. and won by length; Banquo IL.
second.
First race-3-year-olds and upward,
seven fuTlongs-Hanlon &c to % won,
James Monroe Is to 1 and 2 TO u second,
Lakeview Palace 90 to p third. Time,
130 IL.
Second race-flly race No. 2, maiden
FLIES. years old, five and a half fur
longs-Kilt a to y won, Naviculine Is TO
II second. Barracan q to 81 third. Time,
1l2 IA.
Third race-Champagne Handicap 2
vear-olds, six furlongs-Blewaway 90 to
u won. Swango g to y second Momen-
tum go TO u third. Time, lis.
Fourth race-handicap for 3-year-olds
and upward one and one-fourth miles
Havoc Is TO 81 won. Banquo II. g 10
and OUT second, Ulysses &c to 81 third.
Time. 2:i3 IL.
Fifth race-Saratoga Pink-Coat Steeple-
chase. full course, about three and halt
miles-Trillion 90 TO y won, Thornciff