, 1875-08-08
The Favorite in the Pools Among
the Distanced Horses.
Comments Of The Eastern Press On the
BrtakTp Of The Boston Zine.
The ST. Louis Browns Defeat the Aul-
ietics Yesterday.
Organization of the Chic7go Yaaht Club
The Toledo Regatta.


ECFFALo RACES
speeia. DisDakch tn TIE Chacaao 7sibnne.
Buffalo, N. T. Aug. IA high wind follow.
ing the heavy rain Of yesterday, dried the trot'
ting park 30 rapidly that it waa in splendid rae
ing coodition early in the day. Accordingly the
programme for the second day. which embraced
purses for 2:29 and 2:40 horses, was carried out
Tho 2.40 purse was substituted for the 2:1s purse
rhlch did not eli. The 2:29 race was heavy
betting race, and proved severe blow to know.
ing ones. York 3tate was the favorite, selling
tor mora than ali the rest as fast as
pools could be knocked down before the first
hest. The 1oss Of the first and second heats
did not deter his hackers from confirming to in-
vest on him, IS they we're confident his staying
powers would carry him through, but it was =
sore disappointment to them when too late they
discovered that be Was short Of work, owing to
unfavorahle weather, and, instead Of rallg1ne on
the home stretch, became distressed and unable
to finish less than half way down. The wind
blew perfect gale during the whole evening,
and, as the horsea had TO breast it on the home
Stretch the time made is remarkably good The
day wss vary cold And decidedly AGAINST the
spott
THE 2:29 CLASS.
First hea-On the fifth score the horses were
eent away to = very good etaH. On the first
turn York State showed In front, with Albert,
Fred, aud Jean 1ngelow close up, the balance
distributed from to lengths back, Albert's
rushing pace nearing the quarter. drew clear OF
Fred and carried York State to break before
passing the po1e, which was reached In 3714. On
the straight Albert shot ahead rapiiiy, and op-
ponte the judges stand led three lensrha, with
Fred second length il advance OF Jean In
gelow, York Siata two lengths ahead, and Gale
AZ
mander we'll together. At the half, in
1:12. the Same positions were maintained On
the third quarter Ere closed on Albert, and York
Stats passed Eva, while the others remained
punched with Picton falling to Tho rear. Swing
ing into tbs home stretch. Fred WAS at Abe1t's
wheels six lengths ahead OF York State. who was
six lengths in advance Of jean Ineeiow. and all
the rest except Picton close no. Fred gave Al
bert hard struggle all the Way home. but faied
Of succe*s by half = length York State finished
fast, aud WAs good thtrd. while Jean 1ngelos
beat Caledonia Chief By 4 nose for fourth
rltca- Tbs aixth+ seventh, and eighth were we'll
M. the others strung out, Plcton harely safe.
Time. 2241z-
Second hedt-The start was one Of the prettiest
ever eeen, MI coming up level and even On.
the first turn York State made rush aud took
the pole Albert and Fred follow ed close bv,
aud at the quarter, in 36}s, all three were to-
hrs1sh With A be1t and took the lsad. but the ef-
fort carried him to break, And York State and
Fred left him 1ave leugLbs in the rear before bs
waa ateadaed- From opposite the judges stand
the leaders, which ras dna1ly decided by York
State breasing so yards from home.
stretch. @and secured third place in the
last stride. Albert and Gen. Mac we're respect
ivaly fourth and afth, head and reck behind
Coiiins, the othera strung out badly. Time.
226H.
Third heds-Ihe horses were rell to4ether at
Che word, but on the first turn Fred. York State,
and Albert showed the wav.. At the quarter. IN
Ing the advance guard. and entering the back
stretch .noved into second and third places, both
York State and Albert having left their
fest At the half in 1:144 Fred led
x. Sy tssss s sp1s Jean 4opp peeox bad Who nsss ss
four lengths before York State, CLOSELY followed
br Gen. Mac. The rest ont Of the race. On the
third quarter Ingelox retired, Turpin moved up
to Fred's Wheel York 6tatc passed 1ngelow be-
fore .esebinR the pole. and brushed no to the
home was verv hne- Hall way down, York State,
Turpin. and Fred were quite even. their drivers |
whipping and shaking them vigorously. At the |
dia,snce York State broke aud left furpln and
Fled to finish one Of the best heats esor Wit
neased. which Fred won by head In 22CA. |
Tho rest ~ per summary.
Fourth heat-At the word, Fred took run
&nd landed length and half ahead On the |
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and fast Reaching the quarter, in 37d, Turpin
VAS at FFedts saddle-eith. With EvA pressing |
her. Opposite the judges stand Era shot to |
the front, and although Fred INDUCED in several |
runs en- the back stretch ehe led him two lengths
a4 the halt, in 1:14. Gen. Mac third. Turpin
fourth, and the balance in string Of 50 yards. |
On tho third quarter Fred took advantageous
fnns st the bead Of the stretch. and lay at Eva'a
wheel pretty race home was mxrred by !
Eva's breaking about 50 yards from, the wire |
IA |
which she reached half length ahead; Fred
second. Turp,D good third. and the remainder !
a. per summary.
After consultation the Judges awarded the
heat to Eva on the ground that she did not gain
BY her break, while Fred broke repeatedly and
gained every time. While thi. decision received |
some appreciation. It was vehem.nt)y denounced
BY the majority Of the spectators. not few Of
whom thought the hest should have been given
Turin Time, 228.
Fifth hedt-When sent OF a1l were well |
no. but before reaching the turn Fred, Gen.
Mac, and jean 1ngeiow we're in the van, Eva
having broken and lost The pole. Fred and jean
lngelow trotted together past the quarter IN 80,
leading Gen. Mac half length; Albert fourth.
T1rpin fifth, and the balance all in hear be-
bind FTod carried Jean Ipeelow to break on
ne oaekstsetch and took clezr lead. Oppo-
ente The judges stand. 1t the half, in
1;l6. Fred led two 1ensths; Cen Mac
second, Jean 1ngelov fourth, and tue balance
scattered for 50 yards back. On tho third quar-
ter ShAnty came out OF ruck with astonishing |
rapidlty, aud disposed Of all but Fred before
reaching the pole Coming home he got along
side of Fred. but wbeu Hlebee called on the iat-
tar II tho dietanco-stand he responded gs1lan.ly
and came away. and won the heat by ! length.
Time, 2:29A. Gen. Mac and Turpin were re- |
spectiveiv good third and fourth, aud Jean ln-
gelow. q fair fifth. WAS set back to last for run
hing. Fred took the 6est 1nouey. Alert second,
Eva third. TuIpin fourth.
srMNAnT.
229 class. purse S. 00o; drst s. 800; sceond 80;
bird, 8!5u fourth, 500:
[1ttle Fred, d,...-.........~..........2 Z i
s1bext. II 10 |
Eva ....,..,,,..,.......,.....I1
sadS Iufrtn. -.-.--.-.-.-....-..~-o Q
fork STATE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8
,hanty. ..,.........,........-17 II 10
3ou. Mac. ,..,.,.......,....,.... s
hunte Calltns. ltns...,,............8 10
can Inge1ow w.-,x....,......4 u 3 II |
.Ipdonia Chief. II s
an 3uWcat.s...,.......,.,..,... lD s
Ken. P1c&on...-. ...--.......-..--.ls IL II II dis
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