Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-01

but breaking fell away and Bay Chief kept tho
lead to the end Of tho racc. Tho heat was ono
| of varying fortune to tho other horses. Arab,
who WAS last at the start, pressed forward to-
wards the front, and opened a struggle with
Maryland Chief. who held the third position,
| finally passing him. Bay Chief won the heat in
2.47sd Frank coming IN second, Arab third, Mary
land Chief fourth, and Belle fifth. Dusty was dis
tRnced.
3rd Hedt.-The horses behaved vory much AZ
in the former heats, Bay Chief taking the lead
and winning the heat in 2.42. Frank was sec
ond, Kent third Maryland Chief fourth, Belle
came in fifth on a run. Arab was distanced.
Tho prizes were, therefore, awarded Tho first
to Bay Chief the second to Frank, tho third to
Kent, and the fourth to Maryland Chief.
2ND nAcE--srALIIoNa
Open to all stations on tho Peninsula barring
Ironsides. Purse, s10O-sG0 to first, $50 to sec
ond, 80 to third. Three to five in harness. En-
| tries David Lord, Bridgeyille =. .. Hermon
VIM. A. Kennedy Kennedyville, b. 5. Keystone
patchcn s. j. Hill, kont county, Nd, &. y.
Mountain Boy. Mountain Boy ran away while
practcing on the track, this morning, breaking
| up the buggy, and injnring himself 10 badly that
permission was asked To withdraw him, which
| was granted. ..
Isl Heat.-Tle horses moved along neck and
neck round the curve, when patchen broke, and
continued to do 80 all over the course, falling
| further and further behind, until he was almost
distanced. Hermon struck very pretty trot
from the start and kept il all through the heat
winning it in 2.50l1. .a...
End Hedt-The first round was an uninterest
.b.n U"n p.ta, % "uI ,nh .do seuonu I,arter Pole,
,'.n.aoj s.;'', MnS nau peeh nlssg pehiha,
the surprise of everybody. Hermon broke SOW
ol", ..ne'' inihb ieu.r auu iMIher peniHu
ono. eie' o9,ns ano,lp tiiree ieneths De,iind on
3rd Hedt.-To the first quarter pole the race
WAS very evenly balanced, at which point Hor-
mon broke and again fell to the rear being doz-
.na en VI more leiisths penihu on coming GOVT
'he nynie Ue syleech. M fatohon won III 2tsd.
b, p.tchs i., ,t T.i t, ahe iHGe was zMfn Mon
.i py iaIenen, with put nItle ehort IN 2.9o4.
,n Dosn HORSES sh1weu signs Oh latguc, which
were 20 ereat Ill heriuoh w 70 render the race
una,teIes pa .sI'a .ing. g ,.,, A., a.. .,.u,
,,,.ao naMheh reeeNeS oo.h tnc hrst anu thlrd
PURSES o-........ ..
'hp EAcE-z.oo HORSES.
Three in five. Purse. S400.-s2i0 to first, 1920
TO second, SiO to third. Entries W. W.. Steph-
ems, Kent county, Nd, c.. g. 6. Tow Hoad Geo,
Jones, Mildletowii, blk. 4. Andy john
son VIM. Green Middletown, bro. m. Marydel;
Chas. Davis, Philadelphia 6. &. Snowflake |; J.
Creenwalt, Philadelphia s. IN. Fanny VIM. Q.
Wood Haddontield, 4. 3. Perkins Morrell.
Snowflake was ruled ont, her owner having
been suspended from tho National Association
LIST Hedt.--On the start and aroundithe curve
Tow Head, Perkins Morrell, Andy johnson and
Fanny had hard struggle for the lead which
was finally got by Tow Head and double race
rell, Fannie and Andy johnson. After passing
the hrst quarter pole Perkins Norrell took tho
lead, Tow Head, who had broken falling back
to the. fourth position Andy johnson, in tho
meantime had been pushing to the front and
hard struggle began between him and Morrell,
which continued for some distance and until
Morell broke and fell back to the third position.
The horses then came down tho home stretch in
succession, Andy Johnson first, Fannie second,
Morrel third, Tow Head fourth and Marydel
last. Time 23S. Andy johnson came in amid
the plaudits of the crowd
End Uedt.-Fannic took the pole soon after
the word go was givon and kept it on the
first round to the half pole which was passed
with her and Morro neck and neck. Down tho
first quarter stretch Morrell and Tow Head had
hard struggle, but Tow Head broke and fell
back to third when sharp contest commenced
peIween Morreli ana Andy Johnson, tho latter
tna liza 49,, uy , =, nfeahs IN
HIND Esnn;n Srt s,a, ,asa, " H., .i;, ,s
nno ca.,a @ os,s;, a. fnsas a;a s ''e .,iid Juasei
md w, INC IL ast c,,r, ~ ~, wy i, ..,so ANY
nec Fannie brnta bowo,,or ,',S ,,or.au .. .n.
the iaod Laar;n1, i, dn' ~ n, ana .i ~, sus
con;n NM az aho. ,i S,,o io,, ''i1.ea ",u
andv 1ohnsn Eaan";o ,i,;.I oV r aheaa a oi
and Marvdei last '' ~" A-e"' ''''''
3rd Nnt--W;th A fair start tho borseu st,,,c,
thomsaia, , os .i.a 'no noieos e,,us
Fannie first Worreli saconI AMd, Ionn,' ,ir1'
Tow Had sn,,rth N,sdaI
After thew cot atra;nLtana5 ~ W ~ H.. Ss.,;
nnartcr sireic,, so harsi str oas oh .ie Tis' %
tween Mnrro and Eanno sSI,i, M"o op',oM ,ipaa ~
tho hais ,,ain tI amu mne, WlioA ooiitueu W