, 1874-07-05

| outside. Tho Cnptstn took load Of thrne
!onEsna rtghMs A. away, the other two koepinR ovenly
ee%iossbo gs ena eS Sod dSsi %e aa.na d a g. ii
tho way nround, Hutchinson going tho easlcst
Of any. and kceping we'll ahead They unpsod
.ne stand again IN Just about tho Bamo ofdar a.
.hoy loft ~ anu wore not lot ont until tic back-
bid for first place. but she could not have 90.
curod It but for tho breaking Of ouo Of Uutoh-
inson's attrrnp,atrapa At tho upper turn. This
mnaap eaHa oa di9a4o1 s TO got ahead With
creased |: considerably on tho third round, bit
waH ilually bealon by three louRtl.a II, 6.ap
Hutchinson being distanced. N'
Tue pool-bo1, as may we'll be imagined, WAS
lintchnson's winning had no alternative left
but to chooso another favorito, aud take lin
| chance Of getting portion OF thoir money back
on the next heat. great many Of them SOLICIT
e,1. ea dleaner ana when INC horaos wore rung on
l!oAt was ~ fine race AZ was over Witnessed on
tho track bolng stubborn aud atnoBt avn
struggle from beginulng to opd. When the tlsg
was dropped, falmouth took a load Of o fows
% sho could 60 toward tho close, alo failed In
showing the way to tho wire. Falmouth ,yan
neither whipped nor spurrod In tho raco, but
.nalntainod Ills supremacy by long and com-
longth 0leancr, on the other hand, wns
vigorously urged along In Tie latter part OF Tho
heat, but oil 70 no purpose. Tie tino was 5:52
Tho raaait Of the heat domoralized the gam
betting flom this Time forward. An even start
was ottootoa for tho third huat. and the horses
wont away with scarcely tho difreience OF nent
botweon thom. Whatever advantage thero waa
waa in Falmonth'a. and 1t waB maintained
thtoughout ths two arat miles. In tie iattor
half Of the third mile ulonnor fell back aui
patch OF daylight became Visible between tia
horhea. Tie patch vas found to be ttreo loppths
y when t,e M riunsr d.ted past the Judges alaud
in m o:o91a, tho victor IN the best running race
neaaed. Following Is tho
SAME DAx-Three miles and repeat, for pur.s Of
FL acrri1ons h, s s.s b &o1 Falmouth 6sear' by Plan
oss s s;% u 2antaa g. ssusr ~ "; p.n:s
- dun Glycera, by tmp. ,,srelgn.. ...........1 4
Fred L!oyds b. i. gap. Hutchinson. ycars,
NJ y vsssHs; ssss Z n.zs; zs;s Il bs witt ;ss;. dist
44ms-5:4s; s:S2 5:s0N.
PONY RACE
for two premiums Of saddle and brdle and
whip, for winning aud second horses rospoctive.
w. waH next IN order, md though tlero was
largo number Of entries. only three atarter8 an
poarsd' w, r. aoodfoh's. shormans, and Dsau's
Ia throo. aud was easily won by Goodricis ontry
In two heatB. both Of whrh woro made 10 l:O3.
sherman'H pony was second. It was anticipated
ttlnt tue novelty Of the race wonld ca,eo soma
spolt but it proved to bs q dull and uninterost-
lug alfair.
The days sport MAS brought to an end by O
twice-arotlnd- -tho-track dash over four hl,rh1ea
for purse of $780, Tho race cane yery uoar
having fatal enling for one horso and rider bo.
foro 1t had we'll begun, but both fortunately
escaped WITH littlo or no Injury. Tho starters |
wero Little frank, Capt. Hutchinson. and Wox- |
ford Tho formor lots all competitors behind 81 |
soon as tho word was given, and cleared tho |
nrBt hurdle gracefully. Wexford came altar I
him, aud III tile Jump upset one end OF tho hur- |
die, just as Frank was about to make q spring.
The latter hoiso having nothing to Jump Oyer, |
and the track being covered with q cloud OF
DUST fell on the wrecked hurdle, and Was sun upset.
hts rider being undor. Tho boy arcceedol IN llH.
ootangling himself Whereupon tho horse arose.
aud dashed OF alone, but was aoou roc csptured and
taken OF the track. Tho rider was alao removed
= bruised les being tue only result Of the acci-
dent Hutchinson and Wexford mot with no
fur the bost horse, and won wlthous half trying |
IN S:3511. Following ia the
RuaIMAAy.
ZANE ~, 81 DAY-Hnraio race, dash twics around the
Eli Gray's b h. Wexford. rd..,,,,,.,........
rlomas McE.tee. !. G. L,ie Frank. dlat
William H. Barrous e1. G. Crusader. dr.
It1ne-33jH.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
fashionable troltibg matinee will bs given at
)exter Park under the auspices OF the sAtna
PROMINENT gentlemen who have taken au interaat
Il similar entertainments In former Seasons,
invitations will be extended to those whose
'resonco Ia desired, and it is expected that at
east 5000 ladies' and gentlemen will attend.
'orses aud double tealns.