The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-15
IN THE RACING WORLD.
The TROTTING AND RUNNING
EYENTs or YESTERDAY.
Large Crowd on Hand at Detroit-Events
at Brighton Beach-At oakley
and 81. Louis.

DETROIT. MICH. July f4.-Undcr I'M
favorable weather conditions there was
a large crowd out TO see the second day :
races Of the Blue Ribbon meeting. Rain
| fell at intervals during tho forenoon. but
tho excellent drainage and drying quail
| ties Of the Crosse Pointe track were
shown by the performance of Elloree, In
the 2:ll trot. when she went the third
heat IN 2.099. and came back in the
fourth heat in exactly the same time.
This performance also convinced those
who saw it that Elloree viii trot in pos
or better If she stays good for the next
six weeks. Summaries.
Glass 2:ll-trotting. purse Sl5W.-E
loree won third. fourth and nfth meats
and the sace Time. 2.09ia. 2.O9l2. 2:llh.
Derby Princess won first heat. Time,
2:l1%.
Grace Hastings won second heat Time.
2.11I5.
Bouncer. Cephas, Governor Strong Del
Franklin. Iago and Aster also started.
Class 2;2i-pacing. purse 81 ;oOo-Sally
Toler won first three heats and the race.
Time, 2:l0 2:l0 2:l3&s
Courier Journal. Hermctic. Tom Tag
CART. Cleburne. Walnut Lad and Iii also
Marion Nils exhibition. Fractional
time. 3li9. 1.02, 1888. 2gp6h. -
Free-f or-all pace-purse $1,000. mile
dash-Frank Agan first, Flora second,
Tom Ogden third. Time. 2lO1s
At Brighton Beach.
NEW YORK, July l-it was dull and
cheerless at Brighton Beach to-day ana
the racing had little Of interest. Ram
came down In full force just before the
NTH race and turned the track INTO n
mud bath after 1t had dried out ntte
from the furious rain or yesterday. Inc
card was anything but attractive ana
there were few people 10 be wet. sum
maries:
First race-one and one sixteenth miles
-Estaca (3 20 81 first; Declare go TO 4
and to - second; Ben Elder Q5 to %
Second receive furlongs-Sanders g
TO 81 first: Danforth % 10 ! and 20 -
second; Yankee Sam (-O to u third.
Third race-six furlongs-Harry Reed
q To 81 first. Premier a TO ] and 10 %
second; Set Fast Is to u third. Tine
Fourth ~ace-Distaff. five furlongs-Juda
Is TO u first: L'Alouette q to and out)
second: Colonial Dame Il TO ~ thiro'
Fifth race-one mile-Hanlon & 10 p
first: Beaufort a to ! and 10 % second
Rife q to p third. Time. ! - 81. .,
Sixth race-six furlongs-Successt %
10 ID first: Hidaddy q 10 / and 70 %
second; orion (even) third. Time l'l''
Sports at Oakley.
CINCINNATI O.. July IA fair-slzed
crowd witnessed some very exciting sport
al Oakley to-day. The weather was de-
Iightful and track fast. In the nfth race
kugenia Wicks and Pan Muir were equai
favorites at equal money. Eugenia, Nichs
made a runaway race or It. while Fan
Muir had all he could do to get the place.
After the race the judges ordered Jockey
Beauchem into the stand and after an
investigation he was suspended indefinite
~ for not making a stronger EFFORT win
Pan Muir. All bets were declared or
I'm the second race as tho owner OF Noodoo
could not give a complete pedigree and
FULLY identify his horse. Summaries:
First receive and n half furlongs-
Kris Krngle q 20 u first, Sacket az to
and to u second. Flop 60 10 j third
Time-l09 81
Second race-slx furlongs-Frontman g
10 / first. Richheld 90 70 ! and 20 u
second Cyclone 6 10 y third. Time
1:l7 L.
Third race-hve and q half furlongs-
Ny Maryland G. to y first Azucenava go
TO I and TO - second, Allie Belle. az
TO - third. Time-l:ll
Fourth race-ono mile-L. W q to y
first, Esnd 8 10 and Z 20 - second,
j. =. y. g 70 ID third. Time-lH -.
Fifth race-one mile-Eugenia Wicks