, 1876-07-21
a Capital Programme for To-Day''-The
Froo.for-All and 2:30 Races.
The Whltc Stockings Defeat tho Louis
villcs by 18 TO 0.
The Winning Club Plays the Best aamo
Ever Seem in the West.
Disaster to tho Mutuals ut the Hands
Of the Bostons.
TIE TURF,


class, tie ercnts Of ycstcEti0y wern In no way
inferior, and Il is doubtful II there could have
been arrangcd three races Of more interest from
the first tip Of the bell to the tlulsI, fn the lust
]leat. The attendance was narIcd improve
mcnt over tliHs Of tho previous days, and the
Judging and weather were in beautiful accord.
Tbs first racc Of tho dny was for horses Of The
9:35 class, and It ha1 been looked forward to
with lnicrrstt especially by lorse1ue1l, ae It was
to witness the debut in u race OF tue celebrated
stallion Gov. 8pruguc.
From lts previous record and performances IL
WIS forcgone conclusion tliat lc would win It.,
hands down, and this fact Eayo additional zcst
to the sport, as II was known that there wcrc
several other fast ones in the racc, and that tho
fight for second mancy would result In the
Btalltou8 being forced to trot In 2:3o or better
in order to viii.
The pool-sclling In this race was rnther lively,
In most ot the pools Spraguc being iurrcl,
Manbrino Katc selling i7rst choice for secon.l
place. IN few instances where spras1le was
not buried, lse sold for S100 to sos against tue
field. After tho Usual preliminary exercise, tho
horses were called to the atand ana asslgucL
positions, Quarry boy l,avtng tic pole, Susie
Ross second, Edward third, George Judd fourth.
Sprugue seventh, Gen. MeArthur on the out.
side. Young Princeton, George F. Ecauty, aud
Ro1fc wcro drawn.
After some timo spent IN scoring, the field,
which comfortably filled the track, was sent
away to good start for
TIE PIHsT HEAT.
At the turn, apragslc and Mambrino Kate,
who were by ull odds tho spcc0lcst Of tho lot,
al,ot away from the crowd, aud began the batLle'
and neck to the quarter pole III 3GA seconds,
aud on reaching the half-1nle, in 1:19h, their
positions weru not materially altered, Qunrry
10y being second. md tho rest vol together,
lshode leland begun to show In front, ard on
entering the onae-Btretch the mare left her feet,
md Hjgbie took pull on Ills hursc, in orlcr
not to lnolcst tho record lower thuI necessary.
oti,er effort to collar TIC blnek, but again
hsokc ana sp:ngue absolutely walked walked nu.!sr .lI
IN THE sRcoND HEAT
considerable difficulty was experienced In get
ting tho horses away, but they were finally sent
of, with Spragno md Ala,h6rind Ka4e III tho
lead The contest ali the way around ,yas bu-
tween the leading patr, and rs Sprng1lu cvi-
IDENTIFY lad ths heat Ut Ills mcryy, It WIS not Of
s passed 1is II se9os an along thu a'ssf ar ss %as
uIses e as Tor .hed paes he % haf was ' rsaeGe shs
in 1:l31f, and they eamc home In tho order
given aboye, Mambrino Kate making her usual
Boy had y rattllng br1lah for third place,
"Nosoy" Brown sending thu roam under tho wire
neck ahead. Time, 2:aoD.
THE THIHD HEAT
was made the medium by IltgbEe Of OH cxhihl-
tion Of the wonderful speed Of his stallion aud
aside from this there was no fnterest attached
to y. sprague went away under full sail, and,
Is tho crowd saw him flying around tho first
ess. Before the quarter was reached Alsmbrluo
kate's heart was hroket1t and She fell back
beaten. On sped tho little black, widening tho
zap ut every stride. The quarter was passed In
When tiie laif.m!ls W. rcaehti glurco At til; thu
watches showed that It had been d0ne In :OS,
being, without doubt, tho fastest hatf-iu!lc ever
trottea ~ q e:35 Eace. At tlis point HIgble
took pull on hfs horse and let the others eorne
up. At thu third turn SpEaEuc left his feet, but
wis quickly taken III land. Down the ho,nr-
stretch tho black cnme with the others two dis.
tAlsees behind: 0uee intide the dlstance-iIag
ll5gb1o pulled the stallion to walk, md t,O
went under tho wire In this manner, tile time
bclng 2;3o3&.
Fullowingls
THE SUMMARY. ,.....
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