Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-10
THE AUTUMN TURF.
rRorrrSG AND PACING AT rup
FLEETWOOD PARK Track.
GOOD OPINION OF LILLIAN BILLIE
she Ia Regarded a. the Rest Twss
fcsr-oid FiIIy In the wsss-s
Events at sheepshess hay anG
So. Louis.

St. Louis.
NEW YORK. September s.-Ths card
to-day Mt the Fleetwood Park grand cir.
cult meeting was a strong one. thouel,
the club pencil reduced the three.
minute trotting-class to two starters.
Town Lady and Miss Jay. The former
soio at Us to Sc. with few hackers. The
tavorite won, In slow time. The an
pace was a hot race. from betting
standpoint. as the field sold FOR 81 900.
ana Quadriga, the favorite. for 500. The
favorite won in straight heats. Betting
was lively in the $50 trotting-ciass. and
Alcidalia sold for 500, Grace Hastings
for $50. Cephas for 81. Van Zandt for
s25. Athanio for $40. Fred. b. for SIS, and
the field for si2. Later AlcIdalia sold for
$50 and the field for $40.
When the party got the word Derby
Princess sailed 10 the front. and led all
the way TO the wire. with Aicidalia two
lengths behind. In the next heat the
Princess led to the half. where she was
passed by Emma Onut. who led ND TO
the hill. with Van zandt and Fred. b.
close up. In bruising finish the last
named won from Van Zandt, with Emma
Ofut good third. The betting was
now so for the field and take n choice
at sl5. and the public bought Aicidalia:
After scoring for half an hour. the race
was postponed till next day.
800 trotting; purse s.ooo-Town Lady
won first three heats and the race.
Time, 2:2i 81. 2:isi-4. 2:si. Miss Jay also
started.
2:2o pacing; purse $780, auadrtga won
first three heats and the race. Time,
2:9 IL, 200. 2:o9 Ia Silver Chimes, w.
II. @. Mthra. Nea. Passing Belle. Sally
roler. Forest Herr, and Iveta also
212 trotting: purse 5000 (unfinished)--
Fred. B. won second heat. Time. 2l2.
Derby Princess won first heat. Time,
III "a. Alcidalia, Van Zandt. Emma
Dfut Athanio Fred. Kohl. Grace Hast
ngs and Cephas also started
LILLIAN BELLE A GOOD ONE.
CINCINNATI. O., September s.-It n
the opinion OF horsemen at Oakley that
Lillian Belle Is the best 2-year-old fliy
In the West To-day she packed III
pounds in the Pearl Stakes, and beat
such good ones as French Gray, My
Maryland, and Afamada. in a gallop. She
went six furlongs In LIS. nat. and could
have done better. but the others never
troubled her. as she won all the way,
Weather fine; track fast
First race-five and half furlongs--
Dan Rice Is to u won. Wilson a to L
md to 81 second. George d. Cox G to
% third Time, 1901 Ia
Caeopl raoa .ix ..a a.ts
algol q 10 p won. Gid Law Is to 81 so.
'ond, Barton GOO to y third. Time.
20 81.
Third race-mlle and seventy yards.
elsie ID. g 10 - won Mertie Reed "a Ia
and TO 81 second. l.. w. a TO ID third
Time, 1862
Fourth race-the Pearl Stakes. six fur.
ongs-I.illian Belle On 10 100 won, French
Tray Oh to l and 10 to p second. MY
iaryland az tod third. Time f:l5.
Fifth race-six MISUNDERSTANDING al to
won. Three Bars g to I and evenC
econd, Forsythe Is to 81 third. Time
10.
DOPE" SUSPECT ORDERED AWAY.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, September AIN The
pening event at the .Fair-Grounds to-day
'hiswell was ordered scratched by tho
Idges, for being doped. Pat Ahearn, tho
wners and hts horses were ordered
way from the track
Four heavily-played favorites won to-
ay, ard In one other race Loyetta at
to l. nosed out Hester. the favorite. In
no closing even Charley Slaughter, I'D on
larry Mace, was hurled into an alley and
erhaps fatally hurt. his mount falling
most under the wire AT the finish. ana
'rowlng him. Weather warm; track fair:
tendance good.
First race-six furlongs-Aunt Mary %
D, won, Lady Cordell q TO I and 8 to ID
'cond. Hibernia Queen az to u third.
lme. 1.lg
Second race-seven furlongs-JTopmast q
- won. Bishop Reed e to and 6 TO ID
cond. Eltin Q5 to u third. Time. 1912.
Third race-z-year-oids. five and halr
6 TO Sd won. Flora q.
10 | and to - second, Guide Rock (6
ID third. Time. 90 3D.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
iles-Basqut q to p won. Glad Eyes Is
ana 10 p second. Rassendylle co to
third. Time, 1.50.
firth race-one mile-Truxiio q TO 81
On. Gold Band e to and 10 Sd second.
TX Line third. Time, 1.32 Ia.
sixth race---six flrlongs--Loyetta go to
won, Hester teven) second. AquareIia
10 u third. Time. so "a
THE WEATHER WARM.
NEW YORK. September 9.-The wea.
~ Wtr Wdfm az SnccDrntad bay To-
y, and the sea-brecze was stinlngly
II. In the first race Archduke was an
ds-op favorLte. He went 10 the FROM
the fall OF the flag and held that piae
the end. although In the last furfong
crossed In front of Salabar and threw
m against The Huguenot and nearly
I both over the fence. Sloan and Mar
claimed foul, which was allowed.
d Archduke was displaced
first race-five furlongs-Salibar 6 to
won, Demagogue Is to | and 5 to p
,ond. and The Huguenot Il TO u third.
me. l02.
'econd racc-one mile and "A furlong--
Iurice % to 81 won, Kyle Is TO and 10
ID second, and James Monroe 90 TO ID
rd Time, 1:55 2-5.
bird race-The Belle Stakes, Futurity
urse--f goIeta Is to - won. Kenmore
cen GO to and to - second. and
se-in-Hand Ho 10 - third. Time,
2-5
'ourth race-six furiongs-Tremargo Il
u won, Yemen 90 10 l and to y
ond. J. A. Grey on to 81 third. Time.
49,
nth race--one mile--Tobias as to u
N. Fair Rebel QO0 to I and 20 10 -
ond, Fireside a to % third. Time,
, l-5.
Ixth race-Russet Stakes, one and one-
( miles-Joe Miller Is to - won, JEFF
son Go TO and TO ID second, kenss
Ier a to y third Time. 2:>i is.