The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-30
SPORTING.

| CLEVELAND, July 29-Second DAYS racing
of the Cleveland Club; track in prime con,i-
ton and attendance large. The report that
Goldsmith Maid will be driven to win the
extra purse of $4,000 offered to any horse
to beat 2. Is, and the expected sharp struggle
for the second place in the free for all ages,
between Fullerton an the American Girl, ex-
cites greater int est than manifested in any
race OF the class ever trotted in Cleveland.
Last night American Girl was the favorite
III the pools tor the second place. To-day
Fullerton takes the lead in the 2.29 class. In
the running race Lady Washington is selling
even against the field.
| CLEVELAND, July 29.-The attendance at
the races to-day was very large, no. less than
eight thousand being present. The first race
was free for all ages First he It The horses
got away well together, American Girl having
| the pole, the Maid second and Fullerton out
side. The Girl led to the half mile the Maid
close up and Fullerton two lengths behind.
| On the third quarter the Maid went to the
first place with he GIRL second
This order was maintained till reaching the
home-stretch, when Fullerton struck very
| fast gait, passing the Girl and coming in sec
ond, two lengths ahead Of her and one length
behind the Maid. In the next heat the Girl
ag, lin took the lead at the start and kept it
till the third quarter was reached, when Full
lerton tapped her, the Maid going to the
front Down the home-stretch, fine race
for the second place was had the Girl getting
under the wire half length ahead of Fuller
ton and two lengths behind the Maid.
In the third heat the Maid led from the
start, Fullerton and the Girl trailing all close
together. No change was made in these posi-
tons, though on the home stretch Fullerton
crowded the Maid who won the heat by a
neck
SUMMARY. for all ages. Purse $780,
S2lOJ to the first, 1915 to the second, S525 to
the third. Goldsmith Maid l, l, 1; Judge
Fullerton =, B. 2; American Girl 3, 2 g. Time;
2l9i-2I94 -2:20.
Tue second r,ce, for the 2 20 class, was won
by Cosette. Time 2:254 -2:2ll -2:27I.
The running race, mile heats, purse $500,
was won in two straight heats by Spendthrift |
Lady Washington g. 2; Captain Hutchinson
2, 3. Time l:45S i 43a.
SARATOGA, July 29.-In consequence OF the |
heavy rain here to-day. the track will be very
heavy Tomorrow The betting tonight has
been the heaviest since the meeting.
McGrath's entries are the flvortes in the
Saratoga Stakes, McDaniel's in the Cup, and
Woodbine in the selling race. The starters
in the Cup race are Springbok, Katie Peast,
Preakness and Wanderer; Merodac and Lolus
being withdrawn.
The folio wing gives the average of the pools
at Moirisse,s: The stakes-McGrath $780,
Hunter and Traverse 2lO, Belmont 200. Nor
rs 1870, Willie Burke 1875. James A. 80, Lizzie
r. IS, Leader So. The cup Mcdaniel 300,
Preakne 100. Wanderer 49, Selling race
Woodbine 1902 lhs.. 44O; Abdel Koree l02 lbs.
24O; Eolus lO2 lbs, 2O5; Shylock 1O2 lbs,
l3o; Katie SO lbs. 100; Galway SO lbs, 100
vICKSBURG QUIET.
VIcksBuEa, July 20. Registration closed
evening
1t is reported to-day that the registration
books have been stolen.