The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-11

brought about $40 in the pools against $50
for the field They got the word on the
second trial scoring with Nettie, and Red
Cloud had a little the best of the start, and
went to the front around the first turn, with
Camors second. Red Cloud gradually
opened gap, and at the quarter In SSA
was leading
BY rwo LENGTHS,
with st. James at the wheel of Csmors,
Glouster fourth. The relative kpositions OF
the two leaders were not changed on the
second quarter in l:O71z, where Red Cloud
was still two lengths in advance OF Camors,
st. James third, two lengths behind
Csmors. Sensation fourth and Glous-
ter. who bad made bad break
on the back-stretch, last. As In the
former heat, the black horse closed up on
the upper turp and Sensation also came
in to company. At the three quarter
pole in I.43, Camors was at the wheel OF
Red Cloud Snd Sensation was Tapped on
Camors. Gloster had also begun troSting
and was rapidly closing up. AS they came
home the four leading horses got into very
close quarters. Sensation canie oy SainoIs
and broke him up, Hickok claimed. by try
ing to cut him down, and Hickok struck
Sensation with his whip, according TO Mace's
statement. At all events, the black quit,
and Gloster took second place. Red Cloud
led over the score by two lengths, In 2:lSt9,
Sensation was put back to fourth place for
running, Nettie getting third, st. James nth
and Camors last.
Fifth IHeat-Red Cloud the favorite at
three to one against the field. The jockeys
watched each other carefully as they manoe-
uvred for the start, each one bound not to
lose any advantage. They got the word on
the fourth trial, scoring with Nettie. and all
were we'll together. the favorite being trifle
ahead He footed very fast from the score,
and by the time the club house was reached
had drawn a clear length ahead of his
nearest follower. Sensation, while Camors was
close up. Sensation broke around the turn
and ran for a considerable distance before
he caught, apparently neither gaining nor
losing by the operation, but In the mean
time Camors went by him. At the quarter,
in 34l4 Red Cloud was
TWO LENGTHS AHEAD
of Camors, Sensation third, and going level,
with Nettie at his Wheel The black gained
on the favorite on the second quarter for a
time, but fell back again, and al the hall,
in l:Os34, Red Cloud was still
two lengths ahead while Camors was
four lengths in advance of Gloster, who
had taken third place. On the upper
turn the favorite, who was going under the
whip large portion of the time, still further
increased the gap, and at the three-quarter
/ pole was three lengths ahead of Camors,
who was two lengths in advance of Sensa-
ton, the latter leading Gloster, who had
broken, by a length. From that poiut
to the finish Red Cloud maintained
his lead without difficulty, and took the
heat without difficulty, by four lengths, in
DBL. the fastest fifth heat ever trotted. Clos
ter, who mad come up finely, was second,
Sensation close third, Nettie fourth, st.
James fifth, and Camors, who quit on the
home stretch last. The victory of Red
Cloud was greeted with deafening cheers.
SUMMARY.
BUFFALO PARK, Aug. Mile heats, best three
| IN five in harness, for horses that never beat
300 for purse of 81 500; S. 500 to the first horse,
5000 TO the second, 81 go TO the third, and 500
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