, 1873-10-26

lo u1G: Jonatnan To!hlnoo tho load 10 lau Oh.
tained TO the flnisht coming In two lengths
ahoad Of Deshnn, who led h1}1a Cnldwell by u
mock, while Mollie Morris waa fourth, Ella
Wright fifth, aud Indy Mac sixth. Time
quarter, 50 aeeonds, half, 1,l2, milo; 2'27.
Tho ray In which aiiln ' Caldwell travelled
during the previous loat, and tho way III which
hor Jockey drove her, aottled tho doubts which
tho wcil-informed had entertained Of thero being
somoihinR" wrong somewhere. II waa freely
Hon Of tho arst heat, requoatod to rhhnao the
n,aros driver, but that, at tho oarneas request Of
como Of tho management who osEsircd thoao gen-
tolnen thae "all Vas right" they bad decided to
haas .vea a vory good ono. Ihore ;waa not .
longth between tho tlst and last horse, and,
b1nehed togethhr, they won't to the quarter noloi
whieA' was roauhed In Qf1S, nooonds: Halt
way there Jonathan broke badly, but did not
ndsbew led, viii hotlior jonathan1 1ascona, wilo
challenged Dashaw between the,qnaraor and hnlf
poles. but was shaken or The bali mile waa
pa.scd With Daslaw leading, Jonathan second,
Mao md Ella Wright bringing. np'tho rear.
Rounding tho turn Bashaw showed il front, tho
order lnst mentioned being maintained on tho
tho road home with one exception. tho wlro TO-
second, e md Mollie Morris uiird, Mia Caldwell
fourth, Eta Wright hf!h. aud Lady Mao sixth.
limo so11 1:12l; 2:2e2l. .l.... =
70 - ~, THIRD HEAT. '3''' =
Those doubts had become convictions. 11o]lie,
Mo.ria had given bfila Caldwell tho go-by too
enslly in tho run homo tho laat heat, and the
hackers of the latter began to look after their
money, The Judges, at once entertained do
mand that Nli}a's driven bn removed, and univer-
;D1,dd Doblo in hia place. The judges judgment
In tho matter waa fully borne out by tho aubso-
qucnt eyepts: somo delay was accustomed IN tho
start through TINT crafty jockey, Mclaughlin
Ans Il tBo svhoes Sef IF Tia. o nS.hes RI s @
than, tipping. II oror, aud disabling It.
Jonathan was, however. Aoon in front Of a eound
sulky. and, after couple Of Intellectual scores,
tho Aeld got or very we'll together. Mollio
turn, but, before 1t WAS made, 'Budd had ateorod
Mia to first place. which abe ratainod apparently
without any great difficulty. throughout the
heat. Mollfo ran vory good raco, and made .
tie chestnut stallion proved too aeet for her aud
Jonathan fourth, Elia Wright ffth, and Lady
Mao diatancod. Ilme. So; Ill 2:2eh'
Ihs sun had set by this time, and the Judges
decided that the finish Of tho race hal better 10
postponed until Monday at $50 p. m., which do
cgion WIS duly announced by tho judges.
bas aS Eppg poaeG faS on op ' tz as9% % sSsi tTo a @
Young Harry, Regent having been drawn. This
proved tame affair, Lady Fairfield winning
both heats In 1:50 and 1:51. respectively, the
closenoss OF tho running, being . matter OF
choice rather than necessity OH Falrholda part.
An inquiry into the Mia Caldwell business
only strengthened tho conviction that tho po-
attlon sho played In the alleged raco for tho
tween the proprietors Of the horses, the Jockeys,
and ono of the managers OF tho course. Sport
ing ia about over for the year, winter1ng OK
penaeB must bo procured somewhere, and aomo-
how, and tho somehow chosen upon this occa-
tunntaly, Dudd Doble will not be able to put
Mia Caldwell through on Monday afternoon. ~
By that timo ho will be On the road East With lis
little treasure. It is safo to say TINT in tho re-
mining boats Of the so-called championship race
tho beBt borso will not win; tho pool-pox will
settle tho point Of which trotter passes under
tho wire frat. Tho little game WAS only par-
TALLY nipped in tho bud, and the only. pity is
that tomorrow afternoon tho "Budd who
holped ut tho nippng viii not bo on band to con-
aummate 1t. 70 those who tako spare caBh with
them to invest In De1tor Park pools tomorrow,
no say, 'Youug man, yon had much botter aavo
your time and invest In tho Flank'in9 Savings
Bank. In tho latter case You will at least have
On interest In suit In tho Bankruptcy Court to
show for your money" Tho worst Of tho bust
noes Is, that. so long as there ORC dozen knayos
70 run pool:bo1: there will bo found . hundred
THE GREAT r1yE-M1LE RACE
| It la almost q certainty now that tho hvo-mi1o
raco between Lady Mac and Nourmahal will
come OF, as botll tho owners are determined not
| to pay forfeit. Tho conditions aro, o good day
nnd! good track, Mcssra. Dickey aud Simpson
| cach thinking their respective animals Gun beat
| the best recorded timo for TINT distanco 1t the
| course and weather are favorable. This is home-
better than 2:ss to the milo to accomplish it.
| The most notable fiyo-mi1o races arn whom
A,ncrcus boat Lady Suffolk to wagons, tlve-lnile
heats, in 1a:bs 1a;5BT. In California, Fillmore
beat California Damsel, also to wagon, in 1916,
aud Morrissoys. 1s:09}5 at Detroit in 1868.
| Tholattor, in oudeavoring to excel his preylons
performance, was beaten at Buffalo by Ed Ellis
IN 18:49H. =: =,
An analysis OF these contests may aid some
what In making correct estimate Of the hard
Detroit, Morrissey took the lead md Kept 1t
throughout, making the first mile In 2:SB1l, tic
second in 2;s8, the third IN 1924 the fourth in
differs with tho total Of the miles, tho last being
13:l1., Doubtless this ia tho reason for both
| being quoted, and tho probable error is in the
time OF tho last milo. Tho discrepancy has
although tho question was mootod at tho time,
| It has boen a source of dispute ever sinco.s
AT Buffalo, Ed Ellis hold the lead for nearly
three malee, which were made In 7:47}1, ~ Sec
mado ~ ~ seconds faster, but tho great diver
| gonco' was. in the fourth and fifth miles,
the Later performance showing a:48 ott; 81
It .can hardly DO claimed that the
tsiaing difference In the time of the three miles
would 10 etfectually use up Mo1rrissey as to lose
30 seconds In tho succeeding two, and, In al
probability, the true csuso wns laeA Of eoldi-
judging from the time Of tic iirst, second, and
third lnlloB,: the traok was moro favorable for
fast time and the most logical deduction IL that
"ordor" was wanting, or that tho intervening
| two ;yoala had noriousiy Infected his endurance.
The performance at Detroit WAS an average OF
2:s7 ITO, at buffalo 2:45 $40 secoudR. Asaum.
Ing that the first, or 2:a7 71o seconds per mile,
is tho maximum speed for tho distance, It bo..
comes rather an Interesting problem tor tue
nlcoty, as too much speed Oh the atart vii stor
their power to make up. Especially with Nour.
mahaf the question ta IN intricate ono.
she has never, shown, tn public, her capacity
to make one milo as fast ns tho avoraga aud
consequently, 1t will DO q hard task indeed te
make It Tor four consecutive circles OF tho truck
Tho last heat Of tha 2:80 race Indy Mao was
very close to Badger Gill in 2:2o1&, and, as she
startod somo distance behind, 1t Is fair to infer
i 1rnn u,1r1 - An -. 1,n. fn.