Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-09-09
FLEETWOOD PARK RACES.
The "Guideless PAGER, Goes Mile
I'm 2:07 Ia.

| NEW YORK, September Sat the
Grand Circuit meeting at Fleetwood Park
to-day the attendance was light and the
! betting lively.
In the first heat Of the 2:f7 class the
fleet bay gelding King Chimes, won
easily in two lengths. with Miss Gate
wood second. and Valence third. The
| betting before the first heat was:
| Valence S25 TO the field, SIS. King Chimes
won the next two heats easily though in
| the third Geers made a resolute drive
with Valence. but was half a length be-
hind the winner.
Between heats the guideless PAGER
Marion Mills, went an exhibition mile
in the remarkable time of 2:07h.
Only four starters responded to the bell
in the 2:S0 class. The Monk was a hot
favorite at $50 TO $40 for the field. Nancy
Time had the pole. and she acted so well
that. in spite Of one of Geers's hard
wire first. by half length. In the So
cond heat the mare led again 20 the
head of the stretch, but a little break
settled her chances. and 1.-THE Monk won
by length. In the next hNlt The Monk
won by four lengths, and he landed again
easily. owing to Nancy Times repeated
breaks. Summaries: 49,
2:l7 trotting-purse $3000-King Chimes
won first three heats and the ice. Time.
214 215H and 2:l5. Nalence aiiss Gate
wood Eager. Myrtle Boy, Bellton, and
Palmeaf also started.
2:30 trotting-purse s., ,000-The Monk won
second, third. and fourth heats and the
race: Time, 21512. 2i2%i and 2:13h. Nancy
Time won first heat. Time, 2:l3is. Pas
toral and Paddy d. also started.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
NEW YORK, September 8.-There was
a light attendance at Sheepshead Bay to-
day. and the contests were uninteresting
First race-five furlongs-Rose-in-Ha Hand
GO TO u won. High Hoe q to and 40 p
second, Ruby Lips Is to u third. Time,
Second race-six furlongs- peat 5 to p
won. Lambent % to 6 and TO D second,
Cleophus (eveD third. Time, ia 2-5:
Third race-Golden Rod Stakes, six fur
trust 6 to and 1 to p second, Laverock
(6 to u third. Time :2l 1-5.
Fourth race-September Stakes, mile
and three furlongs-Challenge QS to 81
won, Partridge 6 to and to u second,
Driattlet Q1 TO 81 third. Time, 2:24 1-5.
Fifth race-one mile and a furlong-- |
Paul Kauvar a 10 u won, Miss Pr1m 90 |
to l and to u second, Howard 5. a 10 |
sixth race~mile and three quarters,
Bill q to u won. Brown |
Red 90 to l and 3 to y second. Kilkenny |
g to 81 third. Time. $3.50.
OAKLEY PARK.
CINCINNATI, September S.-There was
The seven-furlong dash was exciting, ana
was a very fast race. Byron McClelland, |
he winner covered the distance in l:2s.
lat, which equals the track record. Over
ION put up a very poor ride on MILF
stream, the odds-on favorite, in the third
ace and received a severe lecture from
he judges. Robinson, the winner OF the
second race, was run up SsVo over ms en-
cred price by William GlDDs, but was
I'D in by his owners:
First race-fye furlongs-Banister Is to
} won Henry of Franstamar 90 10 ! ana
to u second Taffeta SILK (i0 to u third
Time 1:02i5.
second race-six furlongs-Robinson
eyen) won, Iewanda q to i and 3 TO %
econd, Agatha GO TO ~ third. Time,
T6ird race-six furlongs-Virgie o. e to
won. Millstream g to % second, Flop
10 10 ID third. Time, :l6.
Fourth race-seven furlongS-Byron NC
Iceland GO TO u won, White Frost @ TO
D second, Letcher 90 TO > third Time
Fifth race-mile and a sixteenth-Blan-
IN "a TO 81 won, Whatnot 90 10 l and 3
0 - second. Countess Irma a to - third.
''"e' MOUND CITY COURSE.
ST I,OIJIS. September S.-Bele of Men,
his and Aryan were the only winning
,vorites at the Fair-Grounds to-day. IN
10 third event Liebe Rose, the favorite, ,
n and broke her leg. The unfortunate
nimaI which was put Out OF her misery
itb a shot. was owned by ex-Jockey
ihn,v Murphy. Jockey Gilmore, who
as up was badly hurt by his fall. The
air-Grounds' Directory announced 70, !
nv that the racing will close on the 18TH {
the nresent month. Two extra days 3
cing fhe following week will be given
~ The benefit Of charity Track fast; 4.
Gather hot and attendance good. sum- :
sIrst race--one mile-Pet Hin 90 TO y
81 .John Corbin go 10 and 10 10 ], S
cond Bob Million % TO ID third. Ilme' v
second race-2-year-old flllies. five and a
bsif furlones-Belle OF Memphis 10
s,rst LADY Of the West % TO and a
n second. Empress Josephine u2 10 u :
rhird race,-2-year-olds.. seven furlongs- o
'miiiiv n 10 ID first, Oninoor % TO ana /
~ N second. John V. Mccarthy uuV 10 s.
third- Time. 1.3o 1-2. Il
rourth race--six furlongs-Miss Verne =,
IN /, first. Cavalry Is 10 and 70 D ~
,ond bridget 0 10 10) third. Time, l:lo. y y
Tifth race-mile and twenty yards q
van dI to 81 first. Pearl dor u 10 y = =
I'd. Time. IA.
,iSth race-one miie--Gladys II. 90 TO
first. Practitioner q TO and 10 ~ h
.ona Joe o'Sot Q2 to u third. Time. l;4S. /.
Ryan-McCoy Fight stopped. h
n. Y, September S.-The a
Ice stopped the Ryan-McCoy nsht IN &C
fifth round. -, ca
he fight was declared draw. but .,