Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-11
THE BOOKIEs sCORCHED.
Every One of the FavOrites Mt Oak
ley Wins.

CINCINNATI. o., September 1O.-Tht
crowd gave the bookies a scorching al
Oakley to-day as every one Of the fiv,
favorites succeeded in landing frs
money.
First race-five furlongs-Eight Bells q
to 81 won, WaZea Is TO and to p second
Spaldy Y 60 to u third. Time, l:Ol 81.
Second race-six and a half furlongs-
Dr. Coleman (eyem won, Harry Thor
burne q TO and to 81 second, Dominica
6 to y third. Time, :2l IA
Third race-five and half furlongs-
Seaport 6 TO 81 won, Sound Money q 10
l and 10 u second, Lanky Bob % to 81
third. Time, los ii.
Fourth race-one mile-Performance &
to 81 won. Tonto a to l and even) second
ZOla (6 to u third. Time / Al "a
Fifth race-six and a half furlongs-
Panchita a to 81 won, Osman q to / and
TO u second, Happy Hours 90 to j
third. Time. 1;2l.
CROWD HAS BEST OF IT.
ST. LOUIS, MO. September 1O.-Favor-
ties won majority of the Fair-Ground
events to-day. As the betting was very
large, the crowd in attendance had much
the best Of the bookies. Track fast and
good.
First race-maiden 2-year-olds, five fur
longs-Mayourneen g to p won, Perspec-
tive g 10 u second, COllinsville 90 to u
third. Time, l:03%.
Second race-2-year-olds six furlongs-
r. B. Sack (even) won. Osmond g to p
second, San Sabar @ TO - third. Time
lit.
Third race-six furlongs-UItima dS 70
81 won, Briggs q to and to p second
Hill Billy go to y third. Time, l:l5A.
Fourth raee-one mile-Con Regan d1
to lW won, Fasig q to / and 2 10 u Sc
cond. Faunette a to y third. Time 1ASlA
Fifth race-six furlongs-Canisee (5 TO
y won, Reel GS to and 9 to lOl second.
Siddubia (even) third. Time, 117ls.
Sixth race-maiden 2-year-ods five fur
longs-Albert c. 03 to 81 won. Clara G.
a to 1 and 6 to 81 second, Veloce G to u
third. Time. 1904.
LAST DAY AT FLEETWOOD.
NEW YORK, September lO.-The last
day Of the Grand Circuit meeting at
Fleetwood Park was. from a sporting
standpoint, the best OF the meeting. The
first event was the unfinished 2l2 trot-
ting class, in which Derby Princess and
Fred. b. had a heat each yesterday.
Pools sold to-day two to one on the field
against Alcidalia. Van Zandt led 10 the
half. with Emma Offutt close up. Coming
up the hill she shot to the front. and won
by two lengths from Grace Hastings. on
a break In the next heat Emma Ofutt
led to the half. but Alcidalia caught her
1t the three-quarter pole, and beat her
out by four lengths so easily that she
sold at even money against the field The
ialia led to the three-quarter pole, but
Derby Princess. i'm a clinking finish. nip
1ed the heat by a head The Princess
won the deciding heat on this race over
so 900 was i'm the pool-box. The other
events were well contested. Summary:
2W pacing-purse l,500-Heir-at-Law
won second. third, and fifth heats, and
he race. Time. 2:07. 2:0S 81. and 2ll II.
Iavelln won first heat. Time, 2:0S 81.
Pearl Onward won fourth heat. Time,
40 Ia. Mignon, Ben d., and Nichol b.
llsO started.
210 trotting-purse $1.O0O-Georgena won |
he three first heats and the race Time, |
10 215 l-2. and 2:l5. Purity Wilkes, |
slack Seth Gloster, Big Timber, and |
Nlrich also started.
2l2 trotting-purse $},00O-Derby Prin- |
ess won first. fifth. and sixth heats. and |
ace. Time, 2:1l 81 and 2:ll 1-2. Acidana |
Fon fourth heat. Time. 2:13 IL. Fred. r. |
ron second heat. Time. PIP Emma |
,ffutt won third heat. Time. 2:l1 IL. Van |
.andt, Cephas. Fred. Kohl, and Grace |
hastings also started.