, 1873-07-03


Quarter they worn In nbont tho sano poaaons % to
Distance Albert being two lengtha ahcad Q',artermas-
swy N1' aoa8 aao1 md for.ra S' s "f saa
got to Albosts whocl A aplrited o1aucd for 1T
stretch and injured iis chances for victory. Qulok
bivcr thou irow Into tho contest, and for time It
Sspss s'tf 6o ssn ses q
took Tho heat in 2ao; Qchsvor aoeond' Nol'o third
fourth Msas-.Fo1 sna Abort started AWAY IL ID
ianghiin, Of Dero bsd them in he, vako bot1ro 's
tho quartefpoe ihroe lcngths aead, and a Tho nsf
IT, ~: A.. ro! H. ps5ss 5s 'sss s ST. ss'ss
,oa astisSs I'm a%wn syg1
tnrinR into ths homo sfrstoA md coming down ths
urasht road in excellent tm IT, gh' fos o. soeohd d
ksTe bo Won By tho atter but fer break as tho dis
tanss posi- Fe1 waa nowhere; Time. 2;aon o,,.
:s9s .Sse,:s ssanss as sf @
sss sn ' eo~us b & a s
fourth. Ne,e broke 81 oturn, bnt se Into atop IN
time to 'avs horss from being oy0Fhnu1ed. A. ne
a"irst a.a e. hss "f bsns
onl and striving fof Lat.r Race. end Alert
SONS tor thor oWne1s. u Tho race conun1ed in thls
wny % tho close Of tho hoa Tho only REMAINING notice
s' nh ess y pa
sna sasssd xbelt N foafl ''S'Aa A'1 'A
TIE gEooND nAoE,
for purse Of $4,000, waa tho ovont Of tho IT.
ternoon. and gave riso to considerable exono-
among tho spootatora. The programme called
for sixteon starters, but only eleven answorcd
to tho ball. They presented a. fine an appcnr-
ance na my field that e7er started. Among 50
n
the yiotor Of b 2:s8 raco, and tho bottozs, while
au1ioua to risk their money, seemed to appro-
ciato tho situation. With ono or two exceptions
the horses were Au strangers hore, and GUS
oover. Joo uden, however, was the fayorito at
suaA odds. Not unlike great many othes W.
known trotters, q horso that nobody know or
cared about won tho race, after struggling
through I've long heats Hia name ls hssdwlng'
Revoro House in this city. but now Of 81. Paul,
and ia ono Of tho most promising young horaos
On tho turf. But little y known 9 Of hs pedigree
esg0n sg nob sas fA't Hase tnss his osont bok
hawk. Ills sre'a pame is unknown,
ms nai Il / is s"S said He Taa hops seloy M
for braeding purposes, and was sold for S2,50o
doubtedly thoroughbred, but her name is not
known in this part Of tho country. Yesterday
was nedwiug's third appearance In public. The
other good horses among the entries woro Kate
Hazard, Little MACK, Capttola, Annie Wataon,
and Joo Udo1l.
tying toT il sessssl t,ses Tha judges ordered tie
% 81 So Il 5s ss liz
TnoS e sgg q se e9a bas o
atartthe former leading slightly mud going Of his best
Rat md Mack pursuing bin hotly. Tho othora wore
clustered longth in tho rear. Going around tho turn
Won't ' after the esding horscs a psce tat soon
leasened tho diBtanco botweon them. Udcll two
p Sa eanea R
back stretch md he couldn't shake her oH Sba was nt
s yS Tst p is g:a
marc going to the front. 100 rau Tor quito while,
en The os Watsun I It t o usn. sn 10
tlc farther on Ude Hazzard md capitola SLOWED in
stretch In tbis WY. Capola then rnsi1cd for,yarl
and gained tho second placo. She stood good chance
Of tecptng 1t when udol broke and soryed In trout
of her. throwing hor behiDd and allowing Hazard to
fli hor place. The heat ended by Joo getting In q
length and hnlt In ndyunce nazzard second, capt-
SIXTH and all tho rest dutanccd. Ttmo, 22o. After
brief consultation. the Judges decided to call the heat
9ns 6 5aq a se
privilege accorded them BY the rules; :.
800 to 80 for the held The hoEses wont of ut the
third effort In bunch, but udoll rounded The turn
At the quarter role Udol away in advance, aud,
he Increased It at oye3 stride thcro seemed to be
Of ' sse~a tsy pss
speedy animals thoisolvos by reducing thu gap which
udel had maao to three lengths at the pole;
tho Wy hono al four wero 20 close togoth.
Or that II WAS impossible TO dtatngu!ah
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