The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-07
THE RICHMoxD HOKsE vfCTOR IN
THE THREE MINUTE TROT
For a Thousand Dollar stske-Earthqusks
Pilot PAGES Against Time.
The Summaries,

After the second heat of the first race
Earthquake Pilot paced mile against
time without driver or whip. The horse
was not only lame, but hurt himself again
in the second quarter and At the same
time broke one OF his hobbies. which
embarrassed him badly He MADE the
mile in 2:23.
HUFFMAN THE WINNER.
The unfinished three-minute trot for n
1900 stake was won by the Richmond
horse Human, owned by w. G. Bryan, In
clever style, the seventh and decisive heat
being run this afternoon. HUMAN, VINO
| had not shown up especially well beside
| Guy Briggs and Othello in the first three
| heats yesterday, won the fourth and NTH
| and finished second I'm the sixth. The
heat to-day was between the three win
ners and was a beautiful trial Of speed.
4 Guy Briggs finished close second and
| OthelIo a good third. The money went in
| the order named, Germa taking fourth.
The 2:l5 pace for purse of $500. I'M
| finished Tuesday. was won by Grace e.
. ohio took three straight heats. Moie
I Berron took second money, Democracy
| third and Princess NJ. fourth.
The principal race scheduled for the
day was the 2:2J pace for a stake OF
| 81 900. II was won by syria in three sue
| cessive heats. The mare had an easy
| time Of II except in tho last heat. when
she had Valmer clnging to her neck twice
| around and only crossed under the wire
by a small margin finishing one OF the
| prettiest heats paced on this track. Val
/ mer took second money and Wilsma
| third.
| Dress Goods walked away with the 2:30
| trot for purse Of 500 and TimberlaRe
was an equally easy second In AL three
| heats. Water Lily, the only other starter.
| Of course came in for third money
The last event Of the day was the ESQ
| trot for a purse of $3.50 best two in three.
| 1t was won by Foxhall without trouble.
| In the first heat he was set back for run
Il IL
round and in the third after distancing
the field at a 2:3O clip, he walked under
| the wire to stand off a record
THE SUMMARIES.
From yesterday-Summary 300 trot-
stake. $1,000.
Human. br. e. by Quar-
termaster BASS ........S
Guy Briggs. h. e., by
Norvel Myers ...........1
Othello. b. &. by George
Simmons (owner) ........2
Garma (Barnes) ...........
Egbaline, ch. g, MUIR
phy) ..-.................
Slsterina. br. m. Smith.
Klaed oh. 6. Spencer. ..
Time-2:23 IA. 2:2l Ia, 2:l9 Ia, 2:2O IA,
2:2l IA. 2:22 -. 2:2l IA.
From yesterday-2I5 pace-purse. 500:
Grace c.. b. m. by judge Rice
Frank w. Biting. Shellyton' Pa,
(oWner) .........-.-..-.... ........l
Mollie Barron. ch. M NJ. l. Per-
rim. Pttston. Pa, (owneD..........2
Democracy. &. s. ]. c. Milbourn.
Chester Pa. (CahelD ..,..........4
Princess NJ. br. m, Maplecroft Farm
King. of Prussia, Pa. Qeary......3 3
Time-2:l6. 2:14 Il 2:l4 "a.
2:2J pace-stake $1,000.
svra. b. M. by Nutwood, $685.
Pittstown. Pa. Perrin)...........1 !
Volmer. blk. h. G'oX ..................3
Wilsma. br m. Oeary). 4
lar, m LflhOrpl 4 2 ii
j. T., b. n. (Guire) ....................
Etta Moore. b. m. Bryan.
Tme-2:l7 10 2:17 1-2. 2:iS "a.
The 2:30 trot-purse $500:
Dress Goods. br. M by Confusion,
Fabric. Payne) ;.........; '..'..'..''.dd =
Timberake. b. e. (Cannon)...........2
Water Lilv. CHI m. HewitD. ......3
Time-2:sS - 2:2S IA 2:2S.
The 2:5O trot-purse $3.50.
Foxhan. s e.. by Great Stakes. Sue
Norfolk (Covngton) ................5 !
Sebacie. &. g., by Moral. Gladys.
Smith o.. o. .........................l
Bursery. br s., Dame0 ..............2
Willis. s. (. ......................'....
Daisie Bell b. T. Murphy).
Tfmt-2:57. 2:49 IA 1858 IA.
Lexington Events.
LEXINGTON. ky, October 6.-Another
large crowd witnessed the second day
races at the meeting OF the Kentucky
Horse Breeders Association. Inc Weath-
er was perfect and the track fast. me
event of the day was the s5,0O tuturlty
for two-year-olds won in record-break-
ing time by jamie r. The other races
were an well contested. Summary:
The Wilson-2:20 class. pacing. 1900
Salie Toler won the first three heats ana
the race-Best time, 2:0S IA. Satin Slip
pers Nora L., Ambidexter, Forest Herr.
Knott Allen and Silver Chimes also
started.
Two-year-old Futurity, valued at 5000
ny. fevht
peter the Great. Limerick. Charley
Herr Miss Duke, Ambi and. Lady Geral-
dine also started.
2:16 trotting-$l, OOO-Countess Eve won
in straight heats. Best time. 2:09 IL. DR..
Robinson. Sunland Clay, AVIAN, William
Tell and Porter also ran.
The LatoaIa Races.
CINCINNATI. o.. October 6.-Malri-
lene and the Red Filly were the only
win ming favorites at Ihtonia today. The
track was fast and attendance large. Sum-
mary
Firs. race-seven furiongs-Dago az 20
y first; Parson go TO l and TO % second;
Lady Brittanic (5 10 - third. Time
1870 1-2
second race 80 six furlongs - Frank
Thompson g to p first Pontus a 10 y
second; Mill Stream q to l third. Time,
lis "a.
Third race-one mile-Waterloo a to u
first: Belle Bramble q TO and TO 81
second; Madeline C TO 81 third. Time,
143 3-4.
Fourth race-one mile-Madrilene q to
1O) first: Fessy +. C toll and S to 5)second;
Weknowit go TO u third. Time. 1:42 "a
Fifth race-five furlongs-The Red Filly
6 to p first: Lena Myers Is to / and TO
u second; Centrim Is to u third. Time.
1903 1-2
Sixth race-seven furlongs-Kalltan g
to u first: Dominica (6 TO ] and to ID
second: Faunette G. to u third. Time
1923 81.
At Aqueduct Track.
NEW YORK. October ct was another
pleasant afternoon at the Aqueduct and
there was again a good attendance. Sum-
mary:
First race-five furlongs-General Maceo
C TO - first; Long Acre q to and 10 10 p
second; The Cad Is TO ID third. Time,
1902 ID.
Second race-one mile-Albert S. 90 to y
first: old Saugus &c TO ! and 2 10 ID
second; James Monroe g TO y third
Time al "a.
Third race-about seven furlongs-Kin-