The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-28
FAST TIME IN CLEVELAND.
pOLDsMITH MAID Ar TLENGTH FA"D'
UER MhTCH IN SMUGGLEB.
rt. Most Remarkable Trottins on Record
Ptye Heats. with the Time HANGING rom
vuS Ia 60 2i1B 3-4--musaler Losing
sbo. and sent 20 the stable 10 be shod.


p,,e Heats. with the Time Hanging from
v,tS Ia 90 2i1g 3-4--musscr Losing
Rhoe and sent TO the stable 10 be shod'
CLEVELAND, o., July T.-Fully 1900
per,ons attended the races to-day. The nrst
event was the 2;Ss class. for which eleven horses
we're entered. nine OF which started Romeo ana
n W Mo- boiDg Withdrawn. The following Is
the summary;
st the 9s cl; purse " 2 & oCc ss $50 g ,ss 10
e ioutth Aloeimar.e,i 1, John H. 29 = u ,tie
S0'5Rl jerry rS.,ai t" judge SisSnSSd
Time gai ssSA s:sS
The next race was free for all. As the horses
~ tbis race made their appearance on the track
they were greeted with applause. The Maid
wa fivorite 10 the pools, selling to 1 against
the field In the nrst heat the word WAS given
On the third ccore. with Fullerton Mt the pole.
the Maid second. Lucille third, Bodlnc fourth.
Smuesier outside. Fullerton broke after leav-
Ing the score, the Maid taking the lead, with
iodine two lengths behind. Smuegler close
third, Lucille I'VE lengths behind, and Fullerton
nfteen lengths back Bt tho half mile. Smussir
trotted very fast, and went to tho second place.
On the third turn the Maid broke. and SNUG
rler came up, trottlng down the home stretch
close to the leader, the Maid winning the heat
bya length. Snugsler second Dodine third,
Lucille fourth. In tho heat Smuseler cast
snoe at the three quarter turn. Time, 2l5k.
In the second neat the horses got OF after
one score. the Maid taking the lead at once.
At the 1rst turn Smuggler broke badly falling
back full distance, Lucille taking the second
Mace. Bodine third. and Judge Fullerton fourth.
Al the three quarter pole Bodine Tapped Lu-
clllc but went OF his feet and was passed by
Fullerton, the Maid taking the heat easily by
toree lengths. Lucille, Fullerton. and Bodine
clos, together in the order named; Smuggler
tnlenRths behind. Time. 217k.
10 the third heat the Maid went to the lead at
once. Judge Fullerton two len-ths behind, Lu-
ellie at his wheel. Smuegler trottins close up,
and Bodnc In the rear. At the half mile pole
Lucille passed Fullerton, taking the second
place. Al the three quarters SmuReler showed
wonderful speed. passing Fullerton and Lucille,
and coming up to the Maid at the stretch, win
ming the heat 6y half a length. amid remendous
In the fourth heat tho horses got OF on the
second score, with Smuggler length behind.
When the word was given. the Maid took the
lead. with Lucille, Snugcler and Judge Full
lrron cloAe up and bodine ten lengths behind.
Al the half-mile pole Lucille lspped the Maid,
smnegleI half length behind, length ahead
smuegler got In behind Lucille and the Maid,
and so n ld to swing To the centre of the track
nose ahead OF the Maid. Lucille a close third
This performance OF Smuggler called forth re-
he sGss .S% ss' crowd with
In the NTH beat on the fourth score. Smugeler
lost n shoe, and had to go to the stable to be
friends, who trusted the rest would give the
Maid a better chance, and she sold about even
iinst the field. On the sixth tri u. as the word
was given. SDugelsr took the lead. Al the turn
Fullerton shot ahead, takinx the pole Snug
gler three lengths back, tina Maid close to MIN.
Bodine and Lucille tosethsr, a length behind
che Maid. At the haif-mile Smugsler went to
the head; the Maid making an effort for the
nrst place, and passing Fullerton, but breA Akins
UP before reaching Smuggler, who won the
beat and the race by length Lucille passing
Judge Fullerton on the homo stretch, coming
10 a good third. Tme, 2:lsh.
R.ee tree Tor all purss ~ Oo); ". 900 to the nrst
" the second. 500 TO the third and 400 to th
fourth
smusgier. aHi.L l. 4, Goldsmith Maid. !. 1. ., -
Insih. Goiddu.t 81 g. s. Judge Fullerton D. D. g.