The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-23
THE DIAMOND STAKES
ChPTURED BY MAcIVOR Ar OdkLEF
~ a CLOSE FiNTsH.
Murphy's wild Ride on Farreli-He Gives
wild West Lxhibition-Esents
nj Brighton Beach.

CINCINNATI O.. July %. -MacIvor
Won .he Diamond stakes az oakley to-
day after most exciting struggle VIII
sd Farrell This pair fought he'u ar
head for the last eighth OF "a mile 10 ~"
wire which they crossed noses apart
The Judges decision going 90 MaciNoi'
VINO was the favorlte at even money
Murphy. the jockey on 20. farreli. lh az
tempting TO get through az ths heiu -
tho stretch caused tnc Held To he messed
.bonf and nearly every horse IN the race
was fouled. I'd. Farrell IAN INTO Ban.
nockburn. who was iast oFcrtakih- w
others. and Knocked him or his stride.
ITO theu caught MdclyOr and ran me
latter 10 n nose on the post, but ihe
Judges disqualified Farrell ana placed
BannOckhurn second -. ,,,...
Aurphy's ride on Farrell was more IKE
q western cowboy than anything else
and he WAS warned not 10 give another
exhibition of che sort on penalty OF peing
SCI down for life. MacIvors race to-day
with flS hounds IN shows him 90 be one
of the best twO-year-OldS I'm the west
lie already has three stakes 10 ms 'teni|
Weather fine, track fast summaries.
First receive ana a nan lutlohkS.-
George T. Cox Is TO - first. Wilson - 70
and 3 TO - second, fiesta 200 20 u
third. Time. 100
Second race declared on
Third racc-mle and seventy yards
Filibuster O5 10 y first. Sir Ebony a TO
= and eycnl second. Harry Gaines 90 10
81 third. Time. 1:4s.
furlongs. -MacIvor (ovcnl first Bannock-
burn 90 10 I and 10 ID second, Frank
Thompson q 10 - third. Time, 10
Fifth race-one mile.-Elusive q 20 lo)
first, SangamOn 90 TO and 10 ID second,
Sidonian 90 TO ID third. Time, l.4O42.
Sixth race-mile and seventy yards
Prince Of India (3 10 ID first. Faunette "a
TO l and to - second. Elisha go 20 u
third. Time. las.
AZ Brighton Beach.
NEW YORK. July 22.-It was hot day
at Brighton Beach, but any kind OF wealth
err would have been welcome from ths
last weeks rain.
The races were equally poor and unin-
teresting. Hamilton was suspended foi
the rest OF the meeting for his bad rida
on Nina II. Summaries:
FIRST race-siX furlongs.-Sir Play GA
10 81 first, Kaiser Ludwig 6 10 ! and 20
D second, Prompt 90 10 - third. Time.
Second receive furlongs.-Jnted g to
j. first. Eileen D. 05 20 u second, Attain
ment % to 81 third. Time. l:o6 IA.
Third race-one mile.-Ein (5 10 ID first,
Good Timer g TO 5 and OUT second Nina
II. % to 100 third. Time. l.49 "a
Fourth race-one mile and an eighth
Damien q 10 y first. Emotional 80 10 l
and to u second, Declare g 10 - third.
Time, POI.
Fifth race-Winged Foot. six firlongs.-
Don't Care go TO u frst Hand BAN e 10
5 and l to p second. Barney Stone IS 10
ID third. Time. 49 Ia.
Sixth race-one mile and three-quarters.
hurdles-Sir Nassar q TO 81 first Beau
mont 90 to and ? to u second. Eliken-
dig e to > third. Time. 500.
Mound City Track.
ST. LOUIS. MO. July 22.-An excellent
programme Of six races was run at thu
Fair Grounds to-day before a large crowd
Four faVOrites and one second choice won
There was a sensation TO the finish in the
a.. lob. kfa.r t.s,, md
Damocles ran a dead heat. In tho run
of DamOcles won by a length.
First race-Maiden two-year-olds, nv
furlongs.-Sir ROlis G5 10 - first. Xaliss
q 70 10 and oup second. Celia b. % TO
third. Time. l.0i.
Second race-one mile.-Uncle Pat "a
10 % first. Inspirer q 10 and 70 % sec
ond, Little Billee Gto p third. Time, IN
Third race-one mile.-Squire G.. a 70
- first. Astrada G. 70 and 10 81 second
Donation a 10 u third. Time, l.i4
Fourth race-siX furlOngs. Z
10 81 first. May Thompson a 10 and even
second. Horse Shoe Tobacco q 10 p third
Time, 1:l5 IA. Damocles and May Thomp-
son ran dead heat and DamOcles won tho
run of.
Fifth race-six and half furlongs.-
May GallOp @ 10 ID first Joe Hart q 10
and s 20 81 second. Nick Carter go 90 ID
third. Time, l:2 IL.
Crosse Point Track.
DETROIT. MICH. July 22.-Out Of what
looked 20 be a good prospect Tor eNcltlhs
racing al Crosse Point to-day came thlee
easily won races, each In straight meats.
In the first race Derby Princess was al
hall times we'll thought OF, although CepudS
was the first choice. There was not lHuSn
surprise when Derby Princess won the
first two heats. for she was conceded 10
have the speed of the party bouhce5
had made a good showing IN the secnI9
! heat. and 10 was thought that she ToIlu
surely get away with the third. but Derby
Princess won the heat and the race IN
| rafting three-horse finish, with tephas
| second and AtheuiO third, necks apart.
| Sally Toler won the pacing race without
being extended at any time. stamping her.
| self indeed. high-clasa mare.
I'm the 2.27 trot the Village Farm turned
/ loose another good green one ODD Inc
Monk. one of four that they have staried
for the first time az this meeting. ne
| won as be pleased in straight heats ana
| without being forced 10 the top or MS
speed. The card for tomorrow, the clos
ing day Of the meet VIII have the chant
| Der of Commerce consolation stake as
feature Several of the stables with en-
PLACEMENTS completed have left for CleNe-
| land The others will AN be- on the way
| down the Grand Circuit by Saturday
night. Summaries.
Glass 210. trottng. purse Slyoo DERBY
Princess won first three heats and race.
! Time-2.11A. 21lA. liza. 49,,
Pilot Boy. Bonner topnas, 'azeil Alne-
| naio and Page also started.
Glass 2.2j pacing. purse SlvV Sdily
rolor won drst three heats and race
| Time-2:14i5. 2.l1A.L 2.lll2 nj.
Allen W. Jersey Mae, Esteem khopd
! Ferrand. r. -. Elsinora ana Dora HIGH
IN" Gas 80 3.27' trotting. purse $500. The
! Monk won first three heats ana race
| Time .lG4,. 2.17i3. 2lGtt ,.t.
Marie, Nancy Time Flora GreenoaeN'
| Unique and Spain also started