The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
SCOTTISH KING WINNER
OF the Trotting Race at Belmont PARK
Other Events.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, oct. 10
Special.-The races at Belmont far Ia to-
day were attended by over 2,OO people,
The results were as follows. -
First race-running, four and a nan
furlongs. heats purse $50. Won by Garth
Leonidas. Time 100. , Ill,
nurse So Won by Turner's Fancy. Time
Third race-trotting. one-mile heat.
purse $40. Won by Smiths scottlsh
hi EaIr,b iinT r;ac-eHNovelty. seven-furlong
dash. purse S6j. Won by Hurkamp's
iR R'{iftb race rgarcse.hurdle. one mile over six
hurdles Won by Hurkamp's BROCK.
During the races Mr.. L. c. Watts was
thrown from his sulkey ana severely H.
jured.
At Morris Park.
NEW YORK. oct. bout Of a good
card at Morris Park to-day only one raw
orlte landed. 1t was Blueaway' VINO TOOK
the third event after being ridden all over
the track. Summary: r. - o..
First race-One mile.-Semper Ego - 70
ID first, Hugh Penny 60 to and 10 -
second Casette Is TO - third. Time III
Second race-siX and "A half furlongs.-
Mont Dor Us 10 - first, Hand Press
go to u second. San Antonio q to -
Third race-autumn. selling. six fur
longs.-Blueaw (even first, WarIehton
q to u second, Saratoga ~ TO y third
Time. 1:14ia. ,. T.,
Fourth race-Ramapo, one m ne III
nerator q TO u hrst, Bannock 20 10 L
and 7 10 II second. Tillo @ TO - third.
Fin Fiftb race-mile and an eighth.-DIr.
Cattletto q 10 u first. Ben Eder q 70 -
second, Peep ODay 90 TO u third. Iliiie'
ski SIKH race-October hurdle, mile and a
half Forget II TO p first Brown Red
q to u second Valorous g TO u thliu'
Time, 2:51h.
At Latonia.
CINCINNATI. o., oct. ia light ram
fell at IatOnia to-day, but IL ulu loO
interfere with the sport Inc raCln e. "i IN
exciting and good time was nuns ou' 80
every event. Summaries =, ~
First race-six furlongs--Annle NJ, -
TO ID first, La Wal da @ 10 u second JohH
Boon Is TO u third. Time I'lp - 1s 20 n
Second rae ole MILE. II. Is, q 10 -
first Madeline g 10 u second IaAahHdse0
" TO u third. Time, Al 3 I. ,,,.,,,o,
Third race-the Coyington autumn
stakes, five ard one-halt furlohBs-l,duS
Irene a to y first, JackanaP tSird y T NJ
second Our Chance Is to third' llii'e'
~ Fourth race-Handicap. mile and six
teenth-Lokia q TO u first, Lou BrdmDle
OS to 81 second, Lord Seeny Is to o thiru.
Fifth receive furlongs-Rotha q to y
first Balmasque & 20 ID second. Spanish
Princess q to u third Time, 1903,
Sixth race-six furlongs-Sim w. g 10
u first, Elsie D.. q to u second, Peace
maker g to p third. Time, l:l6.
Last Meet at Fleetwood.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The last meeting
which will ever be held at Fleetwood
Park began this afternoon with tair
weather. a good track, and lively specu-
lative crowd. The unfinished 2:l4 class
and the 2:45 class 80 over and VIII be
added TO tO-morrOw's programme.
Glass 2:1S, pacing. purse $500:
Highland Lasse won nrst, second ana
fourth heats. Best time 2:l4A.
O. NJ. c. won third heat. Time, 2:lI12.
Ambyron Hale, Mithra. Daisy j., quar-
ter Stake. Little Gem. Nellie s., Joe Mel
son. and Rather also started.
Glass 2:14, trot purse 500 tunilnishedl:
Glenmore Boy won third and fourth
heats Best time, 2:l6A.
King Chimes won first and second meats.
Best time, PIN. 80,
Pastoral won NTH heat. Time, 2:ltl2.
Record and Olive Wood also started.
Races Postponed
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 10-The Sec
ond DAYS races Of the Louisville Driving
club were postponed until tomorrow on
account Of rain, when thNe VIII be
double bill.