The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

SOME LIVELY BETTING
ON THE CARD At THE GR1ND CIR
CUT MEET Ar FLEETWOOD.
The Three Minute Trotting Class Cut to
Two Starters. Town Lady and Miss Jay,
ousdriga Wins the 2;2O Pace.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9-The card to-day
at Fleetwood Park grand circuit meet
was strong one though the blue pencil
reduced the three minute trOtuug class
10 two starters. Town Lady and Miss
Jay. The former sold at 81 TO S., with
few hackers. The fay0rite won i'm slow
time
The 2.2O mace was a hot race from a
betting standpoint as the field sold FOR
$1,000 and Quadriga 500. The fayorite
won I'm straight heats.
Betting was lively I'm the 2.20 trotting
class and Alcidalia sold for 500. Grace
Hastings, $50. Ccphus $40 Van Zandt S25,
AtnaulO so. Fred b., SIS and the field Sll.
Later Acdala sold for $50 and the field
$40. When the party got the word.
Derby Princess sailed 10 the front and led
all the way 90 the wire with Alcidaiia two
length" behind. I'm the next heat the
Princess led 10 the half whore she was
passed by Emma Onut, who led up 20 the
Hill with Van Zant and Fred b. close
uD. I'm "a bruising finish the latter won
from Van Zandt with Emma Onut "A
good third. The betting was now $50 for
the field and take a choice at Sl5 and the
public bought Alcidalia. After scoring
for half an hour the race was postloheu
90 the neyt day. Summaries:
5.G class-irOtt.ng purse $L0o
Town Lady Won first three heats ana
race
Tqme-2.2l 3-4 PTS L.. 2:2L
Miss jay also started.
2.N class-naclng. purse SOW.
Quadriga won first three heats and
race
Tlme-2.oa 1-2. 200. 200 Il
Silver Chimes. W. H. O.. Mithra- Nca'
Passing Belle Sally Toler. Forest Herr
and Ivcta also started
PIP class-trottng. purse 5000 lUn-
fufqho1
Fred B.. won second heat.
Timc-2I2
Derby Princess won first heat.
Timc-2.i 3d.
Aicidalia. van Zandt Fmma. odutt;
Athanio. Fred Kohl Grace Hastings ana
CeDhas also started.
Owner of Doprd Horse Punished.
ST LOUIS. MO. Sept. 9.-ln tho open
ing event at the Fair Grounds TO-DAY
ChrfevyoU was ordered scratched by me
judges for being d0ped. Pat Aheaih' lne
owner. and his horses. were ordered away
from the track Four heavily playeo l"-
vOrites won to-day and IN one 9lheI a.
Loyetta. at 30 70 ]. nosed out I.eS (,.,r,o..
favorite I'm the closing event Chariey
Slaughter upon Mary Mace. was huIie"
into an alley and perhaps tataiy nql .'
His mount falling almost under inc wire.
al the finish and throwing MN Ntall
or warm. track fair and attendance s"0u'
Summaries a.. 70
First race-slx mrlongs -Aunt Mary O'
10 n FIRST. LADY Cordell - 10 1 and 10
II second. liberia Queen az Co - third.
Time. 1.16
Second race-seven furlones. -Topmast
rs 20 - first. Bishop Reed q 10 ! ana %
20 - second. Elkin 90 TO II thiru' i''''
.2SiR
Third race-two,vear-old five and one
half furlonCs Denial (6 10 - nrst floia
c. q 10 1 and . 20 - second GUIDE ROCK
(G 10 ID third Time( l:09A
Fourth race-milc and one slNtoehIn %. o.
Basouit n 10 % FIRST Glad Eyes q 20 2
and 10 % second. Rassendylie -" 10 ID
Firm race-one mile.-Truxillo a 70 -
FIRST. Gold Band 70 to and . 10 % sec
ond Ralk Line third Time. .42ht.,oo
sixth race-siX furlongs .-Liyetta @" 20
u first. Hester (even) second. Aquarelia
70 90 u third Time. l.5oA
Salabar Won on Foul
Nr-v yORK. Sept. 9.-The weather was
warm al Sheepshead Bay to-day. ana
tho sea breeze was sitting hot. In the
first race Archduke was am odds-ou
fav1rito. lie went 20 the front at me
IAN of the flag and held that place 20
the end. although In the last iuIlons ne
crossed I'm front Of Salabar and threw
him against The HuguenOt and nearly put
both over the fence. Sloan and Martin
claimed foul which was allowed. and
Archluke was displace4~ Summaries:
First race-hye furl0ngs -Sallhar l5 10
- first. Demaeoeue rs to- / ana 10 y
second. The Huguen0t . 90 ID third.
Time. ZOE
second race-ono mile and n furlong-
Maurice % 20 81 first. KYLE a. 10 ] and
10 10 ID second James Monroe 90 20 ID
third Time 1853 2-5.
Third race-The Bellies Futurity course
--Lagoleta 6 10 ID FIRST Kenmore Queen
(2o to ] and 6 20 D. second. Rose ga Hand
Ci0 20 ID third. Time I'm 2-j.
Fourth r1ce-siX furlongs -TrOmargo G
20 ID first. Yemen no to I and Z % n Sec
ond.. J. a. Grey On 10 % third. Time.
Firth race-one mlle-Tob1s as 10 u
FIRST Fair Rebel 100 10 Z and 90 10 ID
second. Firesde a % 81 third. Time.
1.42 10
Sixth race-Russett mile ana n half
Joe Miller IS 20 ID first Jefferson GO 10
I ana 10 ID second. RensselIa a 10 D.
third. Time, 2:2l1-5
The Best Filly.
CINCINNATI. o.. Sept 0-It is the
opinion Of horsemen az Oakley that III
liam Belle Is the best two-yoar-old dlv I'M
the West. To-day she packed III hounds
in the Pearl stakes and beat such good
ones rs French Gray. Ny Maryland and
Amanda In gallop. She went SIX fur
longs in 40 fat and could have done bet
ter. but the others never troubled her as
She won an the way. Weather fine. track
fast. Summaries.
First receive and one. half furlongs
Dan Rice % 10 a. FIRST. Wilson q % and
20 - second George -. Cox q 20 1O)
third Time i.OSit
Second race-siX and one half furlongs-
AleOl n 10 - first CD Law rs 20 ID soc-
ond Barton goo 10 - third Time 1905,
Third race mile and seventy yards
Elsie d. q ~ - first Mertie Reed as 10 /
and to 30 second, T.. w. "a 90 - third
Time. 1861
Fourth race-Tho Pearl stakes. six fur
lOugs Lillian Belle on 20 100 first. French
Gray G3 20 ! and 10 10 - second Ny
Maryland ~ 90 u third Time l.lj
Fifth race-six furlOngs. -POuting ~ 90
- first Three Bars C3 90 and even sec
0nd Forsythe (6 10 cd third Time, ! .1J.
UYTHETILLE ran AID RACES.
Jockey Receives Injuries From which
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