, 1874-07-30

onnpection @ ] " viii othcr things, rAto tbs raco Of
poonar intoreat Since sho Sas 'ast agso' n.sp :np
i[Aid .1aH mndo fecors aliead or nor oWn Paas
sobr6. away below Dottar, and at point which
throws TI1ra' Tcmplo bac]s atuong tho aloY
holnos. Her feat at East Saginaw, two weeks
nn,Na1ua HER RECORD DOWN
In tho remarkable Hoore OF 2:10, put her int
ahead Of my other razor in tho world. Anothor
thing was niso considered. Tho Cleveland Club,
With liberaltty communicable, Ind announced
that m extra rnrs9 OF oe9 would he oaeEea dfhsr
trottor, that would mako bottor time than a:1o.
A r7,mor had gono out that Dudd Doblc had de-
tcrninol to mako an attempt to tako thls
oaey aoa Thu a1aod t9,s t9 sh' on6eH po5ea' tla Ga
tlree trosters ranged aons before tie judges'
announced by Mr. john Tod, President or tho
Club, q loud burst OF applause 1olio"lng !,a tne
frce-for-aIl, for purso OF o.. 500, and tor thls
aboYo montioncd md Judge Fulfetson.
rrrr CHANGER WE'RE PRESENTED
for A firo trot and, ~ It was known that tho
Maid would have no difficulty ~ taking the race,
Of tito horses for formor races stood at 7;le
io ta t4 @ @sasa i soa ees tho rhs A9sd'n ses rub S
tic tho raoo @ was readily seen by all to bo botwoon
Fullerton aud tho American Girl TOR second
plsco, with tho clancoa about equally divided %"
tveon tho two Bets lay about ba!t nna aa ne,t ,sn
a Ono ono, Goldsmith Maid taking Y in three
straight heats, with record Of 21oA, &l9sa,
aud 220, and DUNG 1t With an case t!lat s1oTM
aho had large roacrve Of apood, a1a tnht 0ople
waa not making any oGort towards gaming tnat
extra 81, 900.
Considerable difficulty occurred IN scoring,
but on tho seventh trial tho horaea got tho "eru
| &t.1,t cf3t Ak n
the American Girl ahead, tho Maid close bohtnd,
aud Fullerton In tho ronr. Th1s position Was
held until ncar tho drst.quarser post, whom Ful,
lerton warmed down to h'a work mud commenced q gm .
They both crowded hard toward the American
Girl, and at the half-m1e :, poat, tue
Mild eave a good steady pull and .p pnt
herself alongsido Of tho American dtfl.
kf kaif-mile and the quarter post. When The hatd
passed the Girl, Fullerton WAS about four longths
behind the two. At the thtoe-quartor, post, Ful-
| lorton made a magnificent squirt, ana oane nP
directly opposite tho djstaneo-hss, whon, he
| pusbed ahead aud came In at tho stand only d
! short distance behind tho Maid. His move
mer,t was greeted with applause, and Fullafton's
time m ii Tho boat was 2199ll, and tho quarters
we're 931111, 107, and 1:42.
TIE BEcDND HEAT
was commenced With only throc false starts:
1sst, tho Maid noxt, about evon, aud Fullerton
only slight distance in tho rear. AZ tho first
turn Tue Girl pulled ahead for half length, bnt
at the first quarter post the Maid commenced to
come up close to her. and would doubtless hn1e Q
But not TIL Fullerton Ind passed her
and pushed up almost even with the
| American Girl. At the half-nilo post
ing every peryo to pass tho other. They then
kept almost aldo by sido until the three-9uartar
post was roaohed whom Goldsmith Maid, who
had been steadily gaining, came up. even with
down down again % and passed the two Wills about ono:
third down the homo o-stretcl1, Tho Girl still kept
her advantage oyer Fullerton, and camo in about
| length ahead Of him and about the BANJO diH-
tAnce behind tho Maid. The hoat was made
tn the ssmo time as the first. .ono,
| 2:1eN, and waa ono that excited 3 glcat deal OF
interest, being 80 close for the Two other horses,
and showing what the Maid could do when Hhe
was really forced to trot to save herself
| THH Third NEAT. -
Tho word waH given to go after three soores
had been made, and tho horses Btarted with the
Maid ahead. At the first quarter-post Fullerton
crowded up olose to the Maid, and Amorical
bohnd. The. course was 30 hold un'
til clear round to the threo-quarter post
when Fullerton. began to, crowd the Alaid
rather cloao, and Doblo lot hcr out for fea
| 1enELlai 14GIcadAlk bao Shp 1cshooA wv wv
The Girl lad moauWh bile como up .someWha
nearer, aud kept about two aud halt longthl
bohind Bullarton} down tho home-strctch. Th'
h1aid won the heat and Fullerton took the eec
ond place; tho TINA of tho hons WAS 2:20, an.
tie quarters were 34>8; 1:07A; aud 1:44.
oLEvzLAsp cIuB, oL2yxhAsD: O.. Jnly 20, 1879. :
Trotung frccfora, purse $3bQ 81. 100 to the fra
ss7s the second, and $62s u the third; nila hee
| beat three In Gye.
Budd DobIe'B b. m Goldsmith 1fald...........1 /
Ben Mace'a b. z. Judge Fu1lorton ,............2 5
| William Ioveii's b. N. American Girl. 3
1tae-2:loA; 2:los1; 220.
THE BzcoND RACE, >
for horses that baTo no record below 2:29, wa
ono Of tho finest and most exciting contest
cyor Heen on this courso. There were aeye
entries, I'LL Of which but one came to the Bcort
In tho pools Lnui11e GodduBt was Btron
favozitc, Spotted Colt, novice from New York
and Stewart Maloney, from Philadelphia, aellin
alternately as second choice.
After numerous false startB the horaes &c
sway, sllversldes at the pole and Spotted Co
second. Aftor q fine struggle Spotte
.. Colt came in ahead in 2:2514, which immt
, diately made the novice q first fayoritt
and set poo1-buyern hedging vigorousl,
In tile SECOND heat CoBette, OF Detroit, ua1ne
tho front, reaching home In 2:241, after bear
! tlful struggle, again setting the betting me
Wild with aaxious uncertainty. Tho thit
, heat Was also captured by Cosetto, Wh
= : 1t once became frat fa7orito. ami
: great applause and excitement. The
ea1no tho crisia Of tho race. After not lea8 tina
six false starts, tho horses wore ordered TO scor
on aoldduHt, who got away with fine star