Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-08-16
SUMMARY

SUMMARY.
Same day. Purse, $50 for horses that
have never beaten $3.50. SIS to first; ST.
to second, and $40 to third. .
R. Coppe's b. s., Honest Davy,.. 2
T. L. Turner'S b.. m, Fanny .
Greenwood, ..---------- 10000 l 2 2
James Wards b. m, Sis,.---..... 4 8 8 8
A. Whites S. M, Lilly,----..- 3 dis.
C. D. Kelly's b. g., Red Oak,...- dis.
j. Morris, Jr.'s brig, Brown Bill dis.
Time: 3:O4; 3:O3; sos; S:O21.
Saturday morning dawned dark and
threatening, but early in the day the
clouds broke away and delicious breeze
from the north, rendered the day every
thing that the most ardent lover ofracing
could desire. The attendance was much
larger than on the preceding day, OF
which a very large percentage were
ladies. Promptly at II o'clock the double
teams were called, of which three came
to the post. The Lanterman team won
the first and second heats in style, when
to the CONSERVATION of many of the
knowing ones, Wilbur's pair came with
a rush winning the subsequent heats by
some OF the finest trotting ever seen
upon q race course. We present the
SUMMARY.
Saturday, Aug. I2th-Purse 500 for
double teams the property of one per-
son-S5O to first; SIS to second, and SIS
to third.
. n UUsTh--f. ~ DDE
and mate.-----.--.-. 3 2 1 l 1
A. J. Lanterman's Davy
Crockett and Kate. 1 1 2 2 2
Sam Campbel's Peach
Blow and mate.---... 2 dis.
Time: SOP; 2:5sI; 3:02; 2:56l 2:57.
The pacing race which followed, was
won in the hollowest kind of manner,
by the well known Gray Eagle of
Youngstown, who was never one forced
to his gait during the race.
SUMMARY.
Same day. Purse, 500 for pacing
horses !; $50 TO first SIS to second, and
SIS to third; mile heats, best 3 in 8.
VIM. Moore's g. g., Gray Eagle, 1 1 l
Owners b. g., Brother Jonathan, 2 2 2
W. Laughlin's b. g., John,-.... 8 dis.
c. Severns' 6. e., Billy,.-~.-...- DIV.
Time: 2:53: 2:43l /; 2:454.
Of curse the chief interest of the
meeting eliminated in the sweepstakes
race, for which there were five enteries.
In the pools the somewhat celebrated
Lrdy Carey, formerly Lady Crowder,)
was a hot favorite, selling for more than
the entire field. 1t viii be seen that she
entirely failed to justify the high hopes
of her hackers, the "a being won IN
three successive heats by the beautiful
Eyaline. In the second heat David Hill,
Jr., fairly astonished his friends by his
fine trotting, but. with three of his COM
petitors, was oistanced for running in
the third heat.
SUMMARY.
/. Same day. Purse, SI75, open to all
500 to first; $50 to second, and SIS to
third.
]. Young's b. m, Evaline...-.1 1 III
T. Warrello's b. M, Lady Carey, 2 8 DIS
c. s. Cases b. s., Dave Hill, Jr., 5 IDS
D. F. McKee'sg. g., Butcher Boy, 4 5ds
P. SutlIfls b. s., Bay Joe,-.- 3 Ads
Time: 2:42; IA; 2:43I.
The sport of the day terminated with
. running rae which will be best un-
derstood by the appended
.asrz-H -, SUMMARY,
Purse, $50 for running horses; $40 to
first; $40 to second; half mile heats.
b. g., Gypsy Billyr----. l Il
Hake's S. g., Baccus Colt----...... 3 81
SutlifFs s. g., George,--~-.--..-.. 6 81
Andrews br. m, Buckeye Maid,-...4 4
Nelson's b. g. Rather, 81
blk. m, Black Belle, 5 81
Time: 56i sec.-1:0I. /
The prompt manner in which the sew
sral races were disposed of kent the !
in the best possible @humor, and
he meeting may be said to have been
one of rare interest to all concerned.
We understand that it is the Intention of
he Association 10 offer still more liberal
for another two days meeting, at
some time during the Fall. To the
credit of the Association be it said, that
no intoxicating drinks were allowed up
the ground, while an efficient corps
Of policemen preserved the very best of
order. &c ~ ".