, 1873-07-02

Time 1;5a. Tho value Of Tho ntatc won by latitude
p,ssn sAsr p:1 5n,y 1s1ssesona Raes Tie Grand
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tho Grand Pacific Hotel; winner 10 aayo stako closo
with u nominations; vano Of saRoa s1,1bd. Mile
II. Dnndy's b. Q. Latitude,
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i. L. slieks eh. II. T. ssc Ann as
"a a1sy1 Hsyrnaias; Il wetfSEt z z:;o
J. 9. Simpsons oh. tra'gieburn. q.
9. powcrs' y. c. Tom Waikor.. ........."."'. ar'
b. MaDaniu's on {: Katy Posse: DIR.
| 11ue-1:52K; 1:s4.
| TIE THIRD nAoE.
This was for hoFsoa which had neVer beaton
$40 III public raco. and 1t sooned aa IT. thoso
entered Tnra destined not to do It, owing to tho
| driving rain and tho Hlushy condition Of tho
track. Originally thore wore nno entries for tho
| race. but four Of thom-Waltor, Ida, Quick
elvor, and BILLY, Lambernon- withdrawn on
account Of sfoknoBA, leaving aB starters Hattie
| Fawoosto, Albert, Olementino. Ohoster, and Con
| tloman Joe. They waro called on tho track
when tho weather Waa ut Its dirticst and eot to
scoring. Despite tho unpleasant surroundings
and iupromising aspect Of afrairs, tho raco
proved to bo ono OF considerable intcreht, moro
especially as 1t WAS won IN threo straight heats
ably good timo considering tho condition Of the
track. There Wna utt1e or no pool-Rolling on tho
result.
Ftrst Htat-Thc hornea wcre sent away 10 pretty
Tho pole, with CemontIne nc1t to him, md Hattie,
Oheator and Abort no1t to her In Tho order named.
M 4 a s assaR Lot h.
close1y followed BY Albert who In turn was being gmr.
ss h not 70 ho 9 3 Hattie .na Len naras IT, Te
maintaining tho Same relaivo posltions: While cay-
n8 The turn Albert pnt In aono rapid atEdos for tho
oad, and gained It Little farther uQ nGarly
lengfh ahead aud increasing tho Distance, at tho
hsfms pole II 1;1OM Chester hester bong ssssona sso
sn 9oo away eodaa N o ne %ea
Fearing the last turn oheater and +, uosnpo began
for limo close and exciting Tho latter horso, how
and they wore unable to catch him ngsn. ue went
ing second, chester good third, Hattie fourth aud
dentlcman Joo barely oacapins distance.
and 10 ho1se wS1s "en oE On fsr e rs !
nsdo strong bid for front psee It the comn,s -,
tne straSgh. road wa roashcd Abort and
sround 10 third turn. the other throe being closo
is onoues
to rondcr tic winning of tho hcat r1ormnnco bc-
u, S b So ia
Thtrd Hsat-Aibert waa now tho favorite. not alone
Of non-bottng spectators, and Taa greeted with ap;
Rauae whom ho eppsared On TIC truck ter the third
INV =, ~ poss51e Ds 70 so them. f 5oo she Slowed
as = sshss sss es,es n @ sa
th.t tied his speed aorely Thoy tep IN company ior
proved e b too rapid for Joo and 10 wont Up. 10
recovered himsoN rapidly, but not before ho led
by Albert, Hattie nnd Olementino, which occurred at
tho haH-tne polo. The thrco hornes mentioned weht
along evenly Into the lower turn but coming out Albert
Fa%eots Was sSs sood trd appe py uhster geo
was behind % usual. Albert maintai,led hts lead 10
hs sIss no as nhe'' went
SUMMARY.
aAAK DAg-Trotttug for premium Of 1000 for
horses which hnd novor hcaton 2a0 81 00U to rst,
$500 to second $500 to third, $500 10 fourth milo
leats, best throo in tivo, III harncss:
Graves / Loomis biz. II. olementino. , ) .
J. Il. Martins Blk g. Chester. er.............. 8
noasnHs bp9sns T. n n; asatlsan Mas aawSs,t0.
pen: Pen Maees % !. 8: Walter DR..
Me7; 6,rga;s rnTis n' onis.::. 1ds; g. d.
Emo-a:a5; 2:4o; 2:4lX.
THE FOURTH RACE. .
This was tho great attraction OF the day, and
| would hayo becn Witnessed, aud to certain OK
| tent enjoyed, by 10000 people. Tho raco was
for pureo Of $4,000 for abs horses, and was
| contested by Frod Hooper, Bodino, Joker, Ripou
~ Todd wore also entered for tue raco but both
| Wore drawn,-the former, some days ago, be-
cause sho was not feeling we'll; the Inter, yes
| terday, because {is is atlegeD his owner was
great many people at tho park who looked with
! suspicion on this piece Of business, and subse-
| quont developments In tho dnya sport did not
! help improve their vision. The rain was fall3
out for tho start, and the track was
| in very muddy condition. Experienced turf
mon estimated thnt it WAS ut least Ave seconds
| slower than 1t was In tho morning, which would
mise the time made by Hooper and Dodiae to
| were first aud second choice in the POOLS and
sold on an average about oven. Now Hooper
would be eold at an advantage Of fow dollars
as first choice; again Jokor, as second choice,
eral thing, brought betwoon $40 and S95.
Ffrst Heae--A weary hslf-honr was spent In watch
Ing eight nceotual attempta for evon start 1pon
ss De niass oaert ihes s1a
ssrs:s :sa ibsS Id ssSzn Sss sS:
R1stty suio q distance. Il the qaasteT, nodine
vii. Ho Tipped thern beiero the hsii vas T reaohed
ins hor dlaance from III Of Them. For few seconds
sess e %as
created BY a,nong Tho ocoupants Of vehicles insdo
tho running track, who wInt scamporing OF to
the other eud Of tho park to got uoaror yiow
| Of the struggle. Hhtlc turning the lower
end Of the back stretch, iodine brake
badly, and took some time to get him on hin fost
By the miHhap, but he was too far ahead Of Byron
Nipon Boy, Joker, and Wright to bo beaten cut OF
second place. Hooper passed the judges' stand In
lengths. Npon Boy WIS good third, Joker fair
fourth, Byron = bad Afth, and Ela Wright nowhere.
| Tho hitter VIM d1BtanCed.
Second Heat-Hooper wasnow tho favo5tc ut the rate
Of about $50 to $3s The driver Of Byron asked per-
miasion to drnw him on account Of lameueHs and 1t
granted. fair start was effected at the fourth
attompt. They. kept we'll together around the
t nnsn sn ox but st tha qsGtsF oops5
and tTotttn9 like double team, aud
| nod!no AMI Joker in tho came relative positions.
They strung out going up the back stroteh until ut the
haltmiIa polo 1t was Hooper, Bodlno npon boy,
aud Joker, each about length ahead Of the other.