The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-11
INDIANA.
Indianapolis Races.

INDIANAPOLIS, July l0.---This was a
grand field day for the indianapolis Trot-
ting Association. 10000 people were on
the grounds; theIweather was fair but the
track was quite heavy.
The first race called was the 2:3S class,
in which q start was effected ut 3 o'clock.
Granville won the pole but st. Vincent
passed him mt the first turn and lead to
the quarter, when the former again as
sumed the lead and won easily. The
second heat was repetition of the first
except that with Bud Dobell behind Lady
Morrison, she came in third and Little
Sam changed to the second place. The
third heat was a most interesting one.
Little Sam took the pole on rounding the
first turn, and Vincent looping, the
other three closed up side and side 1T the
quarter, but soon after passing this point
Granville assumed the lead going past
the half mile in that position, Lady Nor
rison I'd, Little Sam Sd and Vincent 4th
In this order they entered the home
stretch, down which they came at II rat
Ting rate, Lady Morrison gaining
on the leader whom she passed
at the starting stand on Il
break, and won the heat by length.
After this heat the frec-for-all was called,
and Fullerton and Goldsmith Maid APP
pcared on the quarter stretch, but the
favorite of all the vast crowd, Red Cloud,
remained in his stable and Immediately
five thousand tongues were shouting the
name of Hoosicr Nonparicl. At least
two thOuslnd excited men swarmcd on
the quarter stretch and demanded that
Red Cloud should trot according to adj
vcrtiscment. Nothing remained for the
Maid and Fullerton but to retire, which
they did amid the most dcatcnlng shouts
of dcrSiOn. In few moments MIR.
Humphreys, owner of Judge Fullerton.
appeared in the Judges stand and an
nounced to the crowd that it WAS no fault
of the managers of these horses that Red
Cloud did not trot, but Mr.. Wade refused
to trot his horse He and Bud Doblc had
not the slightest objection to trotting
with Red Cloud. "Whcre Is GlOSter?
Why don't YOU allow him to trot? This
is free for all, yelled the crowd, t" which
there was no reply. After lapse Of,
twenty minutes Mr.. Humphrey again
appeared in the stand and, i'll behalf Of
the owner of Red Cloud, announced that
he had not intended to trot in this race,
but with view to satisfy the friends OF
his horse he would let him go. Three
cheers were given for Wade, and quiet
restored.
The 2:3S horses were now called up Tor
their fourth heat, and as soon nS the
crowd could be got off the track were
given the word. Little Sam had tn" ad-
vantage to the first quarter, where Gran
vile went To- the front At the half mile
pole. Granville was still leading, Sam
second Morrison third. Vincent and
Russell close together, and fifty
yards in the rear. At the head
ofthe home stretch Morrison had passed
Sam to the second place, and challenged
Granville for the lead. Between tines" tw"
the struggle was Il severe ON" but within
twenty wards Of the score Granville left
his feet and Morrison came in winner by
II length
The free for all race was once more
called and rs Red Cloud appeared upon
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