, 1873-07-31
Complete List of Entries for tho Duf.
Cal0 Races.
The Cleveland and Goodwood Sum-
mer Meetings.
Base BaIl.-.Aquatic.
THE TURF.
CLEVELAND nACEH.

persons Wero present at tho Second days facoa
Of the Cleveland Club, tho sport all passing OF
pleasantly, and tho uoat interesting races OF tho
eeason being Witnessed. Th:s morning and yes
qcrday tho pools sold vol. Judge Fullerton
being tho fayorite. In tho second raco foT
tho pools sold on hor against tho fold for 800
and 5000 Little Longfellow aud Walter oc-
cupied tho next positions IL public estimation, a1
raco, tho speed OF tho threo horaoa
was 20 noarly equal that very fow pools wore
sold. Whom Fullerton appoaredh J. On ! q, the tIaok
eloo was at oace offered @ aEanat opa 1 noao
flrst to Car1ors, Judge Fullerton second, and |
Conloy third. Tho flgHt llont in thu ,2:21
race was trotted in 2:2311, oonley starting ahead
post, whore ho was passed. by Fullerton and
Gnaner.post . together. At tho seoond post
Camors t'oa lo:gth ahead, and l3.l both hossos
and stood ono length ahead ut tho third guar
tor-post, coming III ono length and half ahead
leaving half length OF daylight hotveen h,9a hm
na DonSy %oS y e9P o Ss o of
tho frat quarter, was 951 seconds SECOND,
i:1915 third, LAD fourth, 2:2s1hl.
second hoat was run between Fullerton .,l;ltl ana
yis easy 70 tho is Soad s standing throo lengths
ward bofore reaching the qnartor. In the second
quarter tho Same positions "ero malntsned'
camora closing up little On tho third and It F1l-
walking away from tho pu1auing horse;
oh to~ wearing feot, 'n' but ~t'' Fulloston % WON
the heat ba s s and as aoa: faz z.2en aSa Sa no
effort to make fast record, or tho time would
hnyo boon reduced. 1t is thought, OF least two
seconds. Time; 2:22% Tiret a9a5ter, a5' sss; ss
Gara 1 ieo tnF nnoa o :ch tol tSo th aRd
heat, IVORY ono offering. bota at tho heaviest
discount Oh Fullerton. and no one saeming Will.
Ing, 10 sccept. At the sound ot tho word "gS."
llrBt quarter, and roaohing tho quartor-nilo-post
at loast eight longths in rear Of Oamors BY
Ihoso who woro not acquainted with kulierton.s
metal, it was beloved that oamors would win
tor stood but about three langtha
behind. Tapping Camors at the third quarter.
and shooting ahead like an arrow, ho came 1T IN
221 purse in throe straight heats Time OF tho
Tho 2a5 race. For tho second race. the pole
Little Longfellow third, Miss Miller fourth, Van
ity Fair fifth and Borta sixth. At the start Glenn
entinotook the Load, making the first turn length
in advance Of the othors. Walter stood second,
ing Back behind borta, and coming in fifth.
Clomentino reached the wire threo lengths in ad-
vance, Walter coming second. Miller thltd,
listanccd. This horse broke badly, and ran
during tho whole heat. Walter broke On tho
start, but settled down into steady trot boforo
reaching tho first quarter. Longfellow broke on
tor, SIX second, 1:15N third, 1;52; fourth
With Clemeutinc at tho pole, Walter second,
Miller third, Berta fourth, and Longfellow htth
heat. Wnltor aud C!omentine tapping, aud the
former making vigorous eflorts to keep ahead
md tako tho pole; Before reaching ii the ina9 1rs!
quarter, Longfello" dashed up and t.n,l TOOL
Two lengths ahead. Glementine broke
horribly on the second quarter,. and fell to the
lowed closely by Borta, Walter and Miss Miller
following at short intervals, aud Clemontint
coming In fifth, and lacking but about tws
lengths of being datanesd. Timo-229 thiri his
aadF'efb and tbo 1;o1a 6oolg tHa Ind % been A soni
heavily on Clementino arose to $55 and 900 OF
Longll%ow % Eant tie d 81 ,o The poa fa Tnd
tries departed with magnificent send II
Clementine breakiug and falling. buck, and Long
follow leading to tho third polo, where Walto
stopped to tho lcad coming IN little n more tha
In second, Miss Miller third, Lougfellow fourth
and Clomontine tifth. Time, 2:92a4 first qual
Tor, 36; socond, 1:12] third, 1:4o11.
From the result Oh SAo laht t"o Aensn ~ va
evident that an attempt was boing made by th
driver Of Clemontino to soil the race in favor .
Walter or some other horse. Gentlemen WI WI
had purchased pools on C!omentlno con
planned that they were being swindled out Of IL
race by Graves d Loomis: There was =
doubt but that tho driyorof Clomontino had mac
became very loud. Tho judges saw the difficult
ind very promptly ordered the driver Of Clen
entine to dismount aud gave lis horse into Il
charge Of Budd Doble, who took the reins
hand in tho m,dat OF enthusiastic applause fro
tic spectators. Doble ut once dro'
Clementine around tho track, coming
on brisk trot. As the horsoa starte
Walter took tho lend, Longfellow atandi'
in Becond, Derta third, Miller fourth, =.
OJementino fifth. Longfellow skipped to II
lead in the second quarter, Walker and a' bor