, 1874-08-08

1okIinH tr2cK IN Lie world
THE r1nsT RACE
wns for horses that iavo never beaton 2:31, for
purse Of "a 600. Eleven horaoa woro enteroa
but only ton startod Fleoty Golddust won tht
Eaco easily In threo straight hoats, beating Kau
aaa Chief, the fagorito, without any apparent ef
tort; AZ no timo during any Of the hoats was
Golddust ,pressod closely. Kansas Chtof ani
Vanity Fair. however, did some admirable trot.
ting
suMMaHY.-Dunalo Drtying-rnrh, Friday, Aug. T.
beaten 2sl ilo soa b lhroo IN ve, tn % HARNESS. sss;
to'a 70 th9 .an 1s no hhors to tho soeond 1900 to
9: 8. Greeu's s. IN. Feety Goldiust. ...,,.1 i /
": l. , Smmonab. &. Kansas Chief. f......,....3 4 >
Il y ooain. wisms n T. & Ety. vsnity NJ, ,;E;ds
5ohn MarRhys ). n; Iady Dahman..::"::.. Dahman..:: !
5aea ep janisons 1SnS'Sen r. m : &nna ,n Lsay
Ai1ert Wells Cd: Kitty wSlis. sds.
7Yms- o '' N''"' Qaafitr. uaJ MA.
Eess secona dGas hs;t 3:3d, 7:15 3ssS
Third heat. 1:io1 1i 3:5.n 3
- Flccty Qolddust the winner, is 6 years old.
hhe was s'rod BY L. l.. Doraoy's Old 'Golldust,
Damned BY Morgan marc, aid bred in Ken
tucky. Her first record waa made ut Buffalo,
tHo years ago, whom sho won the 4-year-o.d
stakes IN 2s2. She is owned by hfossra. Groon
&Ihompaot', Of Babylon, L. l., aud is boauti-
Au@ AcAeo ~ APptalAHCS.
THE E:20 RACE.
The raco was looked upon expectantly by tho
sporting mon RE likely to be tho best Of tic moot-
:ng, apd 50 i proved Il WAS for horses that
denry wac drawn tue night previous, and Clos
LOT was prime iavorito in tho pools, Rod Cloud
'elliog second, aud Notto third. Canors took
Inc u I've I'm ira !sats howsves and ras then sent
dsemod 1t best to change Rod Clouds
1,tver junt rroviovs to tho third hoat, Oh tho
Rln who handled him in the arst two heats an
r:sIed TOO nervous to drive him for what b. was
Morth: Charley Groen took tho roins and sont
tied Cloud around tho winner 10 tho three fol-
lowing successive hoats. Thoro was some good
trotting done by Cnmors Motto, and Sensation.
out He'd Cloud lad tho race oil to himaof to all
appearances. he trottod magaiacontly in tho
IL thltd ard fourth heats, almost .qualing, in ono
OF the half milcs, the best time nado By Gold
,os, oss,ynss4ns.-nafralo Driving Park Friday Aug. !,
90 eoaen .n 2 milo beats, best tureo In vc In harness
xso M S The ,s: a, horao to tho second t95o
J. =. Wsdo. b. g. Rod Cloud. ..,.....,..2 2e111
I. :. Morrow, blk &. camors.. !
fobn f. 1o!asmth = r,tl b: g. olostsr
Tsank Fra yaaNess, y 8: St. Janses........e
5ss' ~ D. & n'n'' Q~a;te1 ill., n,..
srsa saronh hess; It,; l09 2:3oE
FIVE fa5Ih1h Ell sfas.: 3:%% s:isx
Wade, Of Edinburg, Ind 1Io is only three.
quarters brod. fIo was sired by Legal Tender. a |
stalll9n a owned BY Col. Morton, Of Lexington,
son, Mich, rottng mile in 2s7 in 4.yosr.old
race Prior to his trotting in tho raco Yesterday |
his best tno Taa 220. 1nate in Bullalo two years
ago. '~'e
aoIDsM1TH MAID Against r1Ms.
After fhH firaf 1,aat in q |
grove Goldsmith Maid up tho track, preparatory |
to her race against timo, in which it Ind bo,yi,
announced M she would atte,npt to bcnt her record |
o. t 2;lG; -. Enthusiastic applause from tho stands
feonranlcd CUM by running horso, nnuod Pctro-
!eun', 1s'n owned by Mr.. Bacon, Of Buffalo Tic
1is, n1st heat was trotted in 21B1S. Considerable
t5ohey &" w1s ataked pr'or TO tho second heat
time Ilor effort in the first hoAt Lad
=, doubls effect with tho crowd: il
LEY nt ahe Impression tllat tho Maid would not
a.t;e;npt !; 70 Geat ZIG but with turfmen it looked
inler Ia tho afternoon, aud 30 L proved IL fact
took too t caG WaaG ap to tue score IN fine syo and
arrnss anes or .no running ho1eo Hho went like an
faliy 1Iunr a ro;n Tue 'fn looping hor feet boauti
watched her moyomonta eagerly. tIv;nu ta
oetoeti oesr It possible, any increase of sl,ood
VIZ Wien ntt thov 's, aot aa1,t1f la the other ieat
hH hhntf
stl oteh. tho r''nling horss stick hIs @ nasa Dasa
ever tue wheel Of Doblo's sulky, and, With e %a'
nsnt toss Of tho head, the nl,approaetah!s Ma;1
daal1d away aud again opeued tho rnn ~ t,xH
!ongt!s or moro. From tho iut]css' sna NV nv
portera stand tue movements Of tbs littlo nnaar
"oro obHorvoa with unusual interest, Hhn hs1
mado tho quarter in 81 necontH, tho eatna ~ ~,
4oE frat heat, but 1t Wan clearly apparent thnt
her speed from tho quarter to tho half In this
heat was greater than before, and an
expression Of e1ultation escaped the M hspa;ai hi
Of men on tho iudges' stand when tho Maid
passed. tile half Id 1:07. From that pont sl,o
never Tagged in her gait for an instant. antl
scarcely left her feet during tho heat halfway
70 the third quarter, sllo made one skin, boau-
kiful sight IN itself. On Bho wont to the third
quarter, With q trzn, elastic step. that seemed to
know no WeaAnesa. Tho running horse was
urged undor tla whip and again stretched hfa
neck along ths Maids sulky. Doblo smoke tho word
4nd bly, horne shot nhoad With quicker troad aud
passod the third quarter In tho remarkable tino
II l:40sz. Tho running horse WIN ooso nftor
lor, and forcing hor to do lIer beat. 6he reached
;he Judges stand, gave one skip, aud shot ui,-
Eoro swung boforo tho public 8a2e--2;l515,
loldamith Maid had again made tho fastost
limo ever known to the trottfng turf, by boating
sor own unprecedented record Of 2:18. The
multitude nooded no reminder to vent tloir on
hualasm, but cAoered horne and drlvor until
hoy were hoArae,
suxAAas.-Duttalo Driving Park. Friday, Aug. 7, |