, 1874-11-08

more easily dlstlngul6naple, 0uo +uo'" p:o
during the running more readily dcteftn1naoe-
A glorious SUNSHINE shed its ennigent rays
over the couree, frightening up the scene ana
making glad the hearts Of all But Hoaous oe-
came unpropitious, for, soon after mld-day' tne
deity OF the winds let loose the fierce sonth-
westcr which blew gale. and did not aoate 'ls
fury until 1Gto in the afternoon. To DO pcrcnoa
on an eminenco, then. or to sit in carriage, "as
only moderately agreeable. Nevertheless there
wa no tlincbipe, not even among the ladlea. lhe
majority Of whom remained to witness the htlal
br1ish. The horses we're considerably lmpedod
Ir the strong wind on the back stretch. where
they received its full front. This accounts 1or
the poor time mnde in the II 900 event.
THE UNFINISHED RACE .
WIS sta1ted about 2:15 P. n 1he stahe "as M
$500 purse for horses that have never beaten
$40, three heats in five, Of which Jach Short
scored two on Friday The entres "ero:
Mat Co1yiu1s blk g. Frank HolbrooE.
George Farnswortl's blk. s: Jack Frost. -
". l. Gilun's hlk stall. Ed D. Baker'.'''.-'d :
ben Ransom D. F 2;Se"a::o; "e-,:: 2iiz.
Baker was the favorite.
First Hedt-Ed Baker took 3 lend OF clear
length; Jack Short and Holbrook followed; mas-
ing even strides, and josie on the outade was
close behind at the half mile Baker wldened
the cap with his competitors to three lengths.
the psir following like double team. and Josie
mere straggler. Nearing the home Stretch 10
sic erept up swiftly, passed tho team and chal-
iepged Baker .aSA onot. ~ 49, ~ Gn;s1 ~.
nous Ros1tlon: anu - ~ sa4i 1anat1, head II f,roT
OF josia for second plnce. and Jack Short last,
Farnsworth seeming quite distressed from bis
efforts to hold back the geldine.
breather. q mere preliminary canter, for he
pnsses the judges stand to the startlns-polnt
With tricksv look. He means business. Eut
Bakers friends are hopeful; they knew lit was
in him" and they sent him up IN the poois. rs
They aro on Holbrook and Short contend for
the leadership; Baker passes them, leaving
Josie discousolate in tho rear. Baker
is ahead, and half the course has
been covered !; Holbrook and Short length
cstern ani in company, and JoSle-Wll1 she
save her distance? The straight run is approach
ed and the poeitious arc unchanged But swift
ly as tho changes are made By conjurors,
or IA white eauau swoops down On an un-
troubled eea. al alteration was effected in the
ros;t;on Of the horses. Short md Holbrook
mined Baker. and Josie picked up to length Of
the tTio. The race became furious-~au were
nnr;onsi Hov Josie foota it! Saye her dis
tance~rather will she win The race
- orar 1sct short passing the string
a neck ahead Of Baker. Josie good third, aud
Hofhrook fonrth. Jack Short won the purEe
and +be numerous shouts from the stands told
~ liza many admirers.
RI. nroernnmo of the daY comprised two
r,eas rha
F7ner RACE.
Pnrsc 81. 900. for horses that have never beaten
2:24. mlle he,ts, tnree in five:
g Rsacrr Grl 2 2
J.. A. HatcIelder,s iChicago) b. G. john H......2
John Crokers {Ceve12nd. o. br. 8. OHIO Boy..4 4
J. v. Jacobs P!ano Up el e; E srsx
,;.aas, 1.a'er2;S1M ~. s's q 80. antoroa Tar,
Wonder. and John Mckee, Cleveland, u. en-
tered Sleepy Tom, but they did not come to the
post. and accordinslv paid forfeit. This Eas
looked upon the chief event OF the meeting.
and Was admirably gone through The gray
mare WIS the first choice IN the pools, and the
chestnut gelding the second. This WAS no
doubt due to the splendid condition and nobby
appearance of the Girl and also because the
Judges announced that Observer WAS over
weighted By IS pounds
First Uedt-An even start VAS made, and Ohio
Bov soon rushed to the front. Observer, Badger
Girl and John e. followed ia the order named.
At the halfway Observer collared the Boy. john
H. took third place, and the Girl fell to the
The struggle for the lead was but brief, for the
Bows tail was already beating the air. Observer
ahot ahead aud came in three lengths in front Of
John Il. The Girl whipped the young man from
lis early pretensions, that he ought to have
blushed.,
to>nIaarrad ~ eli ohsarvars Tha v'ctorv ove~
10 @nae. 5 t.e1, - a. o,,,+- 1 D,ar ~, :;
annrac;otaj onl f:;seryor il NADIA tLa favor;to
Tlera are st;,j e,,:o bclicveTs in the enduring
do1iarp On m t,e tL y Il1ey s;aqt alter three st
tamnta At n set,,j-nff and Observer leajs, Ohio
~ ~ eaoarI padror C;;r1 th;rd ~ Iohn q
3,at The n,,nrtcr. n;1a ;s skinnei ovar sn7oott7v
md hastily h,,t At tha half-m;le Observer is iva
iana,hs .hoo5 ~ q" nhio hreala sn5 Tahn
-,Hsoa t1la Giri rba c;,,p.;,,ut nnranoj
4ha 4aa'oS a,o,, ~ tonor ,f h;a Tar and naaaed
The str;nc thrco 1cncths in ,dva,ra et of kad@er @
Girl who has sped it surnrisincly for the last
sit me "a. Io%p - s,d nn 96y rnned ~ 13r tha
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