Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-23
HORSE OWNERS DAY.
This the Remark rs Regards Morris
Park-Race-Wfnne


they made up the programme. In the
first race, fifteen maiden 2-year-clds went
to the post. with Mr.. Hunt as the favor
tie. although Julius Caesar. Jack Dona-
hue, and Nautch Girl had a good follow
ing. The last named won in a hot finish
by a head.
George II. Ketcham and Firesde were
equal favorites for the second race,
while South Africa was next I'm choice,
and carried lot of money. The start
was bad, F1reside being left at the post,
but then there were seventeen starters.
South Africa led from start to finish.
There We're nine starters in the third
event, and Peat was slight favorite over
Dolando. Demagogue went TO the front
but could not stay there, as McCanerty
beat him in a drive with Peat. Sir Wal
ter made all the running in the fourth,
until Taral brought Peep-o' Day up with
a rush. and in a driving finish Sir Walter
won by the shortest of a head.
In the fifth race another Keene young
ster won, as I'm the first. The Winner
was a favorite in the last race, and won
easily :.
First race-five furlongs-Nautch Girl
Is to u won The Cad 90 to - second.
Ella Daley di to 81 third. Time, 1:cSlk.
Second race-six furlongs-South Africa
6 to y won, Tanis az to u second, Kaiser
Ludwig Is to u third. Time, l15h,
Third race-one mile-Peatt 81 to 3 won,
well &c to y third. Time, 141
Fourth race-one mile and an eighth
Sir Walter 6 to y won. Peep-o'- Day O3
to 5, second, Thelman Is to % third. Time.
1:554.
Firth race-seven furlongs-F'lax Spin
ner 90 to ID won, sly Fox q TO y second,
Maxine Gomez Q5 to u third Time,
1:2gh.
sixth race-one mile-The Winner 90 to
p won, Challenger q TO u second, hamro
I "A n II third Time az
LARGE FIELDS AT LATONiA.
CINCINNATI. o.. October 22.-The
starter had large fields 20 handle in most
of the events to-day, but sent the norses
away in very good starts. -Four IaVorl. worries
won and two outsiders. Weatner cooi'
track good. s,,
Bright e TO y won, Asucan % 10 Sc
cond and My Maryland 70 TO tnnru'
Time 10 IL.
Second race-six furlongs-Miss Verne
a to 81 won. Argus 90 TO u second anu
Suydam % to p third. Time, III. .
Third race-one mile-Sister stella 20
N won Calleen q to u second, and LOCK-
hart a to u third. Time. LAB IA. ~
Fourth race-two miIes-Sir Epony anS 70
TO ID won. Endurance a TO % second, anu
Parton IS to 81 third. Time 1888 81.
Fifth race-six furlcngs-Flop Is to u
Won Tusculum g to p second, and Arc
turus q 10 u third. Time, lI6 81
sixth race-one mile-Ma at q ,ot 10 % p,
won. Ardath 90 to ID second, ana cecil Y
to ID third. Time. 1:fS.
FLEETWOOD PARK.
NEW YORK, October 22-In spite OF
cloudy weather. there was a good attend
ance at Fleetwood Park Tor the lourt, .
day of the October meeting. Inc mrs.
event on the card was the unfinished z:SV
class trot. in which Legend and Allen
pare each had heat. The former
promptly won a heat. and was at once
made favorite. Then Lucy M. won -
couple of heats in very close hnlshes, pu'
en- the sixth and seventh heats Allen Dare
got his best foot to the front, and; making
no mistakes. won by a length. Results:
9.90 trotting-S3 o0-Allen Dare won tne
second. sixth, and seventh heats ana tne
race Best time, 222 Il. Lucy a. ,, w."
the fourth and fifth heats. Best .iIne,
S.S2 10 legend won the first ana thli
heots BEST time. 2:22 IL. Harry ~,
lonely Girl. Hazel, Highland Girl hattie
II and Formosa also started. 49,.
2:2O trotting-sfn Nnnn nsat lime
90 10 Nita Pancoast won the flrst neat,
Tyy,a o1e1-2. Ivandorf won the 'hiI y
my TYme 217l-2 Dressche won tne
fourth heat. Time. 2:20 IA. Margin, nugn
~ Pevreuth. Nellie NJ, Comnodote,
a. Sn,,ha I Lack O'Brien, Billy Gaines, and
Hi o'aa s40O-Record won the only
80 trotted. Time, 216 IA. Queeehy'
cenhas. and Golden Ben also s,ai .eu'
pEsII.Ts AT LOUISVILLE.
rorusVIIL,E. KY, october %-F9ll s,
to arc the results at Louisylile a to-u" IN.
9,o9 class pacing-purse sl,wv v,.th heats
word won second, third, anu i1u ...s ~ won
wa 80 Wy" REST time, 2:07 IA. Bumps W.
strst beat I'm 2:09 ID. sherman Gay, "a
Tioud planet. and Nickol =. also SUI a,, ~
Snacial race-John X. Gentry T Dnhar,
sps ectt heats. Best time, ZOO. hopei'
] also started. .oto &, nm-Darc
,oe,-;, Won in straight heats. bese r r,,n .
5.i1 a Red Star. Little EaSain ta,ia also
Ackerland. Uana. ana iu''
started. rrvr con o00
CINCINNATI. o., OCTOBER oio tract
tanning somewhere between l.S.i NialvoIio
eapp oouisville Yesterday caused Maivo ~,
anu IL Sonrth race. and Tallahassee, IN nm IN
arm 70 be falsely reported wlnheas' A"'
Wnnu,rer's Louisville special says; .,
Hn mp account of a manipulated report ~
| ~ ctate Central Stakes. run at lAaso ,s
yesterday. the local pool-room cdsn .ie,
;icksts really void just after the rae We,
RIM. When the report or the rae 49,, ove q,
| to come there was c0nsluSr,aoio .i.rCSonn,
s never nav until the official account
Snoi,,ad from the New York diStriDutln'
noint II came and verified the report re
| ppoi,,ad nv the direct wire from lAtohia
| STickets on Malvoli0 were casneu. ,o
THE Turf Exchange and New MARX arke
were both hit hard the for rdn 1er ioS M
aho,rt s27 900 and the latter s,vo. ,.ar
| pool-room people tnihk tiT hsve IN
| tanned al the Iatonia end. Ihey nav ~, ~
Ssaptapctives on the case No money was los
~, Tallahassee. only the MalYoilo petuh'
| -. q Afactad bV the ScneInt.