New-York tribune., 1874-09-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


SECOND DAY OF THE BUFFALO RUNNING hA0ho
MApGE WINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RACE sPhND-
THRIFT THE CLAIMING RACE, AND LIzzIE LUCAS
THE BUFFALO HANDICAP.
BUFFALO, Sept. 9.-The second day OF tue
ruuuug races at Buffalo Park favored with aesht
fI weather The attendance about the same az the
frat dav The horses called shortly after oeioch'
The frs, race was sweepstakes for threeyesro
Five horses were nominated and three starteo' Soso
b and Helen Bennett being drawn. INC ho.'0e
got away in good styles, Madee noiu'uk
the inside Culpepper second position, and vortex 'hu
Thi. order was soon reversed, Vortex leading arouhu
the turn. Culpepper second, and Madge last Al inc
balf-me pole Culpepper drew to the front ana eu W
the back stretch when Madge drew to the iront ass
and led on the home-stretch by lengtn maAiHk w
mile in l4o and winning the race In s:Sos' ouPeppo
second and Vortex third Previous to the raoo
sold in the pools for slo, Culpepper $s5 ana vortex wv
The race hotly contested
Psr R,cr-sw..p.t for hreevesr9ds 500 each bal, .
winners sny stakes amounting to sloo 70 0A
McDnieiG. ch MSdge BY Australian out of Alabama BY brown
H Ssue. ~ cap.pps BY Revolver out Of Gentle Auno II!
STIs cc Vortex ir Wanda, DonH BY connO-
dOre' ITO pound" ;Triin1.e-S:3sia
The second race was for all ages one mile ana ar
ter eight horses nominated SIX starteu t,i w
Macon and Mary Buckley drawn Az M s1o nrer s at the
ha,f ferv Hart passed Scratch, coming up to Matte
at the three-ouarter Matte was 1.-TWO lengtns
and Snendthrift second running away from iAriy
aud scratch on the home stretch spendthrt % cae and
frs, BY tSs STGs sn s y Hart second
third. Wm. Jennings, the owner o, farsv Ia e. 5oo The
the close of the race. clmed Spendthritt LOT s''' N
owner grumbled but Obliged to succumo.
SECOND RAcE-Pur.e $780, claiming for all ages h9rs %
b: ;S for " sa S' 5oS SS' csS pounds
81 900 allowed 10 poah second h1rse 10 receive sVVi oH ~
r. w. smon. eh spendtbn years DID, 81, ,5OO' By Bonnie
ypps S. LsrrT Hart yesr old 50 900 by Planet out
Mspss, Matte w. 6rse Years old $1,000, BY Rel Dick
H. 0s g s!us Scratch three years old 800 By kenuekJ
S d R,.s hgss eD o M ar wears Old $1,000 By imp Australian dam
T. M Pendergass Dr. b. Tar River $1,000 By lar RIVER ~
Unknown los pounds 10.
The third race on the programme was tue buIaiV% % n
dicap sweepstakes FOR all ages Four norses WI Thi
mated Three started, Cupepper Deing urmn' r horsas
nrnved the most exciting of the day Inc h0Iss
had a fine START Lzze Lucas having the lnsiuoi me
PeaSe second position and hauge ou,,sad o,nd ,oiIowed
closely by Katie Pease, Madge length tainaa
Al the half pole Lizzie and Katie Tapped ana man'n n
that position TO tue boine-stietcn When n reacbed
ahead until the second half mile pole was feacheu
when the same Tapped condition was obtained AItel
nasslng The second half mile Katie Pease again dre
ahead and came in length ahead OF hzzo & LIE ar
the last half mile pole, drawing tue Dioou iro t - -
leg After a careful hearing. the race was gwen 20 - 10,
zie Lucas Time, 3:32i This time Is uhequaiou "
True Blue
r,,D b,ndep sweepstakes s ages 500 each
and on with S700 adis second horse TO save
his stake and receive for decrsdons; two miles ,p
j. Douahues r LINE Llc Tesrs by Australian OUT OF h'sN
McbanTs ci Mies By Australian OF Alabama by Brown
Cages ca Katie Pease yeir, y Planet of Minnie Mans
te0, 100 pounds