Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-27
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and Mabel p, but the former landed
the fifth heat.
Jacksonian was the favorite for the 2:15
trot, at So. against s2S against the field,
but Abbott had too much speed and stay
ing power FOR Jacksonian. and took the
race In straight heats with ease. Sum
maries:
215 class, trotting purse S2.OOO-Oak-
land Baron won first three heats and the
race. Time. 2121-4. Oil IA 2ll 81. Va
lenca, Straight Line Atlantic. Mosul.
She Guy, Eloise, Cald, Kyote, Espy. Boy.
Is. L. c., Robert Lee Lillian. Dick wills.
Happy Lady, Black Seth, and Boydelo
also started.
217 class, pacing purse s2.5OO-Passlng
Belle won first. third, and fifth heats
and the race. Time. 200 IL, 2:O91-2. 2:l2.
Mabel p. won second and fourth heats.
Time, 2:ll IL, 21l. Silver Chimes, w. Ii.
c., Moioda. Spalpeen, Broker, Walnut
Lad, and Allen also started
21S class. trottlng. purse $2.5OO-The Alb
bolt won first three heats and the ract.
Time, PIP 81, oil 1-2, 21i1-i. Jackson
ian, Edmonia, Mackey. Ruby, C. w. Will
Hams, Wilkes, Rosa L., FelncIana, and
Henry $. also started
OAKLEY RACES.
CINCINNATI, o., July 2G.-Little Land.
a bay gelding years old, by Little
Minch-Jennie Mcfarland, was ordered
scratched out of the second race at oak
ley, because his owner, Henry Varwig
could not properly Identify him. Varwig
went TO President Alex. Labold TO pro-
test against the scratching Of the horse.
but the latter refused to intercede. and
the result was that Varwig was ordered
from the track. Mr.. Varwig is a WELL
known businessman OF this city. and
threatens TO mako trouble for the race
track officials.
The going to-day was very soft. and
only two tavorites succeeded In getting
first past the wire. Jockey Tommy
Burns was set down in the first race for
pulling up Dresser at the start. Ores
sen was the favorite at to q
First race-iive furlongs-Bermuda
Dance az to u won, with Essonite go to
l and TO u second, and The Devil 6 10
u third. Time, 1864
Second race-seven furlongs-Kenston
g to p won. with Dr. Coleman q 10 l
and even second and TheiNavy 6 10 u
third. Time, 1874 ga.
Third race--five and one-half furlones-
My Maryland q TO 81 won, with Banlshed
q to 81 second, and Sound Money 0i TO
y third. Time, 1871 Ia.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Captaln
Piersol q to u won, with Performance
q 70 p second. and Adowa @ TO y third.
Time, 1:35 Ia
Fifth race-one mIIe-Balk Line (6 20
81 won, with Jamboree q 10 and EVEN
second and Moncreith q TO y third.
Time, las ga.
ONE FAVORITE WINS
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-One favorite won
at the FAIRGROUNDS to-day. Owing 20
scratches, the fourth, fifth, and sixth
races were cancelled and two others |
substituted Whirmantelne at 60 to !,
won the first race. Track heavy; wea- |
Their clear Attendance 5000.
First race-purse for 2-year-oid hllies. |
five and one-half furlongs-Whirman !
feline GO to u won, with First Born CD |
to ID second, and Clara c. 90 10 u |
third. Time, lis.
Second race-mile and three-slx- |
q to 81 won, with Al. |
Miles q TO u second. and Lockwood 6 |
to y third. Time 212.
Third race-for 2-year-ods, seven fur
c. 6 TO - won. with
q to and TO p second. and
Tom LILY g TO u third. Time, III "a
Fourth race-purse, seven furlongs-
Damocles g 10 u won, with Greyhurst
@ 10 s. second. and The Ghost Is 10 u |
third Time, l:32 l-2
Fifth race-six furlongs-Shield-Be Bearer
q TO q won. with Addie Buchanan % TO
and to u second. and Terrier 90 to u
third. Time, l:l9.