The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-26
CINCINNATI RACES.
SECOND DAY OF THE INAUGURAL MEETING AT
CHESTER PARK-LADY CLIPPER, ELEM AND
GLENELLA THE WINNERS


CHESTER PARK-LADY CLIPPER, ELEM AND
GLENELLA rHR WINNERS
CINCINNATI Ohio, May 25 1875
The programme Of tho second days racing Chester
Park favored US with three nne events The first
dash OF mile and quarter the second, two mile
heats and tho third the Cincinnati Ladies' Stakes,
two-ycar-ods The track a shade better than ON
the first day the larger than was
expected, owing TO . threatening rain. Tho ladies'
turned out in forcc and contributed their share Of
cheers to enven the sport The first race had three
starters
ONE MILE A QUARTER
Frinks St. George drew the POLE Lewis 4 Co.'S
Lady Clipper second place, Grinstcads Phyllis on the
outside At the start Lady Clipper Phyllis went on
together ST. George trailing which he continued to do
to the finish At the end Of the first half mile the Lady
was about half length ahesd. Around the and
down the stretch Phyllis and Lady Clipper wero mock
and neck. Going around the first from the stand
the second time Phyllis drew away from Clipper and
looked though she tho winner but Patsey Nc
Gratn the Lady gave hcr the grand roll and she
soon collared Phyllis around the lower turn and draw
ing away from her, camo home easy winner. The
mile was in 40 and the in 21s.
rwo-xLE HEATS
Tho second race OF wo-mie heats, and was the
attraction OF the day from the fact that Brak esman
the winner Of tho Nashville Cup and the little chest
nut marc Elcm were 10 try conclusions over half.
mile track. The had thrce other starlcrs-Prcs-
ton three years old, by Planet, out Of Miss Morgan;
Knapsack the ''boltcr," and vniagrettc Elcmi was
the fayorite, selling evcn up against the field;
Brakcsman second choice At the start Elcmi
went on with the lead, closely pushed by
Preston, Brakesman IN the rear evidently
her ONT Tor tho rss half mile and going around the
ut the threequartcr pole Preston moved up and
took second place, the balance being all punched
Down the backstretch Knapsack ordered TO 20
along, which he did end soon had the lead by ono
length a. the stand. At tho finish Of tho hrss mile
Knapsack was still leader Ecm second Brakesman
third, Preston fourth. vinaigrete NTH. Around the
and down tho backstrctch Elem fast fast
out which ho did very handsomsy leaving tho coorcd
jockey IN the dust Ecm took the lead az the finish
OF the mile and hreequnrters and won easily, hands
down. Preston second. vinagrelto third, Brakes
man fourth and Knapsack distanced Time, 3:42s.
Second Heaa-After the nrsl heat Elcmi was left ont
In tho pools Brakcsman was then favorc, with tho
Planet colt second choice After lew false starts
yinaigrcttc went on with the lead, Preston second
Elcmi third and Brakeman fourth vinaigretto still
heldher own the finish OF tho rst half mile Preston
laying laying coss up and Srn E'em r..o pulling ing, hard
lead from vinaigrctte and continued In front
70 tho nnsh After running one mile and half Ecmt
took second place, and from there home It was nnc
rrn could not 10 the 'front.' the colt beating
her for tho heat BY half length Time, SAY
Third Heat.-ln the pools amer the second heat the
pair, Eiemi and Preston. sold about even. At the
scnd-of there no difference between them GO
ing under the string the first timo they werc dead
4 lOcked tho Colt OIL the inSluc. UP ana down Inc
stretches and around tho turns the pair were sin
locked the colt running wide on tho turn. Elcmi
dcavorcd to take the lead at the finish OF the lille and
halt, but failed In the attempt After passing the
milo and throcquartcrs both being Enter
ing the h0mestreich for tho last time Il hard TO
tell who would win, but about hallway down
tho homcstrctch the rider Of Preston gave up
his pull and Elemi barely bca, him Tor the
heat She by half length. II Is to
BIO regretted that Mr.. Vests colt had such
hard race but he proved himself dead game horse
aud Il this struggle has not injured him be viii be
hnrd rolt IN 10 ~ Tia
Stnkcs--rhc third heat was run IN 349s and tho
best contested heat run this season SO far.
CINCINNATI LADIES' srAks-rHREE QUARTERS or
Tho third the Cincinnati Ladies' Stake for
ycar-ods For this ave youngsters faced the
starter. Samucl's chestnut hlly Crosslel Nichols
chestnut colt Gimnicr Tsdales bay hiiy Eva Shirley,
Clay's bay ally GIcnela, and Grnstead's chestnut
fIly Mohur There was avortc In this
race, Shirley, Glcncla and Glmmer all selling isr
the Same. AZ tho quarter pole The quintet sent
away With Mohur the lead with Eva following close
up A. the stand MoDur still leading, with Glen
ella scconu Enter the Lackstreci they all
ming Mohur still the lead which held within
twenty feet OF tho hnish but Glcnea, coming with
rush, won tho race, hohur second, thinner third
CrxcssArr, Ohio. May 2l-sEcoxo DAY or rnS H.
ArGrRAL MEETING or rHg CHESTER PARK Ass0cI Ariox-
Filsr RAcE-Pursc, $780, Tor al ages; $50 10 the
/ ont horse, one mile aud quarter
1 a. y. Lewis Co Is oh. I. Lady Clipper, years, by
/ Hunters Lexington, dam Csrre Crosby, ~ lbs
James 4. S;nnsicsds b. { Phyllis, years, By Phae-
ton, dam Lass OF sidney, l0l ibs............... 2
John Funck's b. h. 81 George, by War Dance, dam
by knight OF ST. George. .......................
Time 2:ls.
SANE DAy--SHcoxD EAcE.-Pursc $780, for all ages;
| 500 TO the second horse Two mite meats.
| r. j. Mcgibbcn's b. !. Elcmi,- years, BY
Astcroid, dam Edna lO1 lbs. ...............l 1
| i. ~. Vests ch. 9. Preston, BY Planet, Gam
Miss Morgan lc0 lbs. ..................s..s