Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-28
PRESS STAKES At OAKLEY.
They Are Won by Abe Furst-Taient
in Iuck.

CINCINNATI. July 27.-There were put
three starters in the Press Stakes at OAK
lev to-day. Abe Furst was the talent 5
choice at 10 8, with Imp hot second at
TO 2 Eugenia Wicks was the other
starter. but was never prominent in the
race Abe Furst and Imp went out 10
the front when the flag dropped, ana lor
five furlongs they ran closely Duhcheu'
In the stretch Furst led By one Iehsth,
and won out. hard ridden, by the same
distance. The going was very heaVy, anu
the race was run in the slow tlne OF
The talent played in good luck to-day,
as four OF the winners were Well-playeu
First Tace~ive ADMINISTRATIONS
q TO ID won. with Mark W9yman @ 10 /
and 2 TO ID second, and incidental U 10 -
third Time, ] 90 IL.
Second race-mie and seventy yards
j. =. b. (25 10 u won, with l.. w. 20
to % second, and Jau1boree @ TO y thiru'
Time. :52 81. go, e,.~,
@ TO y won. with Wilson % 10 and 10
81 second, and Tom Collins @ to y thifu'
Fourth race-Press Stakes. six furlongs--
Abe Furst g to - won, with Imp 70 70
and / TO p second. and Eugenla NichS
G 70 y third Time, ] :l6 IL. ..-,.
Fifth race-mile and seventy yar1s-
What Next Is TO 81 won, with Fete
Il
az to u third. Time. 80 ID.
AQUEDUCT TRACK.
NEW YORK. July FIT was another
dreary and uncomfortable day az Aque-
duct to-day. and rain poured all alleI-
noon, although II did not seem 10 make
much impression upon the track.
First racc-about seven furlohgs-Dls-
count @ to lO) won, with Langdon 90 TO
/ and 8 to y second. and Yankee Doodle
dS to - third. Time. :27 2-5.
Second race-mile and one-sixteenth--
Marshall (even) won with Flames GO 10
ID second. and Sapelo GO TO % third. Time
Third race-nve furlongs-Attainment q
to 81 won. with TORI Go 20 ana 10
second, and Tommy .. 90 to j third'
Fourth race-one mile-storm King q
to II won. with Divide Is 10 and 10 lO
second, and Arabian C TO - third. Time
i:4i1
FIFTH race-hve furlongs-Oxnard q TO
u won with Juda G 10 - second, ana
Ia Gitana GO 10 y third. Time 49,;
sixth receive furlongs go TO
ID won, with Cristabel q 10 and Q TO %
second. and Lucid q TO D third. Time
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
CLEVELAND. o., July 27-In spite Of
threatening weather, there was another
large crowd out at the Grand circuit
races to-day. The meeting is proving one
tendance Of recent years heavy rain
fell during the forenoon, and in conse-
quence the track was in poor condition.
There were three events on the card
the 2:25 trot, with Dare Devil, from Ham
Inns Village farm, as a hot fvOrite; the
21O pace with Frank Bogash the
favorlte and Agitate second choice. and
the 2:25 pace. with the Massachusetts
stallion. CouTier-JOurnal, favorite
The 2:25 pace was postponed after four
heats had been gone.
2:25 class-trotting, purse s2.O0O-Dare
Devil won first three heats, and the race.
Time. 2Ifl 2I5ik. and 2IS. Grand Baron.
Perry Vincent. Pearline, Katy. Rudolph,
Maiden. Candy. Judge TOney. J. Nc.
Darby Lass, Miss Della Fox. and Ray
Wilkes also started.
2IO class-pacing, purse 25Ol-Frank
Bogash won first third, and fourth heats,
and the race Time. 2:lOk. 2:07h. and
2.OGH Planet won second heat Time,
2:O7. Oddly. Miss Findlay Miss VIII
liams. Castleton, NicOl T.. Pearlon Ward,
Agitate. Henry T., Sandy Boy, Bessie
Bonehill. Last Hope and Red Six also
started.
2:25 class-pacing, purse $500 mnfnlsh-
ed)-Satin slipper won first and third
heats. Time, 21lK and 2:llA. Elsnor
won fourth heat Time. 2I2l5. Brentwood
won second heat Time 2:l2. Ell. Tom
Taggart. Ambidexter Jacks Brother.
Courier-Journal, Florence C.. Miss Mar
gaTet, Lahonda, and Dan also ran.