The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-10
RARUS AGAIN ON TIE TRACK
THE GREiT STILLTON DISAPPOINTING
10000 PEOPLE Eat ROCHES TER.
Trotting his First Heat Against Time In e,1s.
aud his Second In 2itO Not Light Enough
for the Final ueat-AnotherT Trial To- Day.

Trotting nj. First Heat Against Time in e,is.
aud his second In 9i1O Not Light Enough
for the Final ueat-Another Trial To- Day.
ROCHESTER. Aug. 0.-This was the closing
day Of the summer meeting at Rochester Drv-
ing Park. The weather was delightful and tho
track in fine condition. No less than 00n
spectators wore in the park and tho private
stands were nllcl to overlooking with ladies.
The first race on tho programme was the 2:2f
class; purse tij0O. divided: $3.50 to first. 1878
TO second, 1925 TO third. aud $50 to fourth.
Twelve horses started. viz: Stove Maxwell
Golnndcr. Schuyler. Chirnqin. Nancy Hackett
Jersey Boy. Lady Voorhees,. Nrlia. Bateman.
Monarch Rule. Bonesctter. and Wolford z.
Previous to starting Wolford T. sold ut $50:
Steve Maxwell. t3 Jersey Boy. $40; Nancy
IIackett SIS; field. s1j
First Heat Lady voorhees, had little the hest " the
sud oil hut broke aud stove Maxwell upcned zap of
"a H. al l, inH,e III ~ eon an1 ,.' az W. .s,
~ INC rh'. if"u 'h'f' ."n' hc,'h' u'sf' ~ ono
9mgtw,cn The I've leading hor~a Bgm~tigr and steve
third wolforl fourth
second Heat, NsSwcn,. stock was now looking NJ
rtht nth attempt the word was given to IN excellent
before fySShins ihs hair ms RoasSc,,er 6s 'rued
iS n a S Snn ", uai , If, o' NIX ~
swUng into the honestricha very igtcro-1ng struggle
burst it, led tr9n,i too mnch tor shs o'hIr and he
se"d 'S Wi"% ,S ' "yr i i"u16 '' Jersey BOY
p e .o H ao iSa wa MA a; T.. Sor If. So u.
wgrc en- ~ on oven terms Jersy Boy getting lead ct
ant boncseter wentto Che 'front.' at H., halt mile IN ~
aud crey Row were nnncnsd on nrafin ,he g nS
Jersey Boy ~ last tgtng cam, over thc scorr nrst by
runninl amt steve Maxwell was awarded second place
F"rh s"t pS buyers ST. ' bSuin Sieve MAJ,
M Sc t sos Tn, ny, ,ly,n Sn, "a on s 'n
hes ted AZ the quarter n 81, Prom there to the halt
s u m d Hs nS wn Wor o aT mp'S sS"f Rcy
3lor nih- heels rere vas hot struggle Tor the hest
ond. wolord third, and Nelia fourth.
Tho second race was the 200 class. purse
s2p ,J slGCo to frs' 800 to rs second 900 to
Bapquo, ,Albemarle. John H. King Philip
The pool selling was very heavy. Adelaide was
taken ior first choice, selling for 800; Abe
FIRST Heat Philip had the host ~ the send on
Echard seeSad Nay Ssf.n th.rd Ana Ade,aae fourth
h,sae wa. II, S sy,ncs S Of "i III m n,S ~
Down the home stretch John u made desperate enort
aud crossed the sore hrt by head III front Of Abe
Second lcstrhe horse. scored for nearly an hour on
On adelaide had The be-, q n a. the quarter 81 49,
break and John H. teak the lead At tie hall mil" IN IL
r, nsr,~S he Tor zane %, vi o, sn' ,S h w..
stretch the .Tasss WA. sp..nd. one Banpuo to
hailed with enthusiasm. won The heat in 22'. JOAN H.
second, Powers uird. Richard fourth. AhemHre dis
Third Heat quo fhc nNurte, aud 40 the
il nos. 4; 81. wheel as hey passed. he ia mile Ia
10 Al the way down the sire ch the horses were
punched. Nay Queen reached the nr-t by meek
IN front Of btmquo. IN IA, John IL hird, Adelaide
f.urth
Fourth lIeAt-when the word was given May Queen
went 10 tie front and at the quarter he'd bAnguo hy
hucfh In rs seconds making the half IN III A. teV
un- into the home stretch KIM Phhp was neck AMI
neck with her N John u and Adelaide co~c up
laide b, last IT, uins won the heat me- aud ser
fourth Law scott set bach from hrd to sixth place for
running
The last race Of the meeting was the opan-to-
all special speed purs" Tor 81 500; 81 600 If
three heats are trotrt to nvcrag, is or batter
t5l additional II 2li is beaten In any such
heats. Great Eastern and Lulu. who had been
entered for this event. were drawn. Ii WAS
near + NJ. when Baarns appeared for his CON
test against time. When lie came out with
sllln behind him. he received round
after round Of applause. The run
ming horse StRrile, In harness was
provided to accompany him. Rarus came flying
down the track MS steady rs "A clock FOR the first
heat, and when he reached the quarter pole the
watches marked "a seconds. The half WAS n
was hung out IA the time OF the mile. Again
Rarus WAS pat 10 his best sped with the run
ming horse at his wheel. Every stride of the
horse WIS eagerly watched. and when tho
quarter polo was passed the at'hos marked
SO seconds. 2:20 giant The straight work OF
the back stretch WAS now before him. RRrns
reaching the hnlt mile in Ill at II 2:22 gait.
pol' in 40 He will never do it, was heard
all over The track. Rarus swept over the sore
and the indcN hands pointed TO the slow time
Tor llarus OF 10. Greatly tn the disappoint-
ment oi the vast crowd present darkness came
on. and the races were postponed until 10 A. VI.