The sun., 1878-07-25
THE GRAND crRcrIr rRoTTIyo.
Lucille and Sleepy George the Winners NJ
Cleveland Yesterday.

CLEVELAND, July 2-Thc second day OF
the summer meeting OF tho Cleveland Club had
charming weather and splendid track MS the
fast time In the races shows. Tho attendance
was much larger than on the first day.
The first race was the 1928 Glass with n
purse OF 900; $500 10 the first. $3.50 to tho
second. $3.50 to the third. and 800 to the fourth
horse. The bell on the judges stand brought to
the score the bay stallion Hambletonian Mann
brino. lady Mills. Lucille. Mountain Quail,
Croxlc. Great Western. and Jessie Hayes. In tho
pools Croxle had the call at even against
tho field. There was tedious delay in getting
on and 1t was not until tho twentieth trial that
the word was given to n 1no start. Croxio led
slightly Lucille second. Grent Western third
ana the rest struggling In the rear At tho
quarter in 3ih sec. Lucille went 10 the front
reaching the half in 100. and winning tho heat
hy one length in 2:22. Croxie second. and Lady
NJ Ills third
just before reaching tho half milo Great
and fell to the ground. His driver. John Muir
ply jumped out OF the suky in time to save
himself and received no injury. Lucille to tho
surprise Of the knowing ones, won tho second
ana third heats and trOt in 2:25li and 2.2j
Mountain Quail taking second money. Croxie
thi ird. and Hambetonian Mambrino fourth.
The second race was for PAGERS: purse 81 000
divided 5000 TO first. 5000 TO second. $3.50 to
third and $40 to fourth. Four OF the fastest
PAGERS IN thc country came to the score, viz
sleepy George, Sweetscr. Lucy and Bay Salie
pW'u OF Wnom mas beaten 2.ZO IN the pool the
betting centcrcd. on Swectser ms suro win
ner at the rate OF 5000 to 81 against the field
Tho horses went III flying. Sleepy George
first at the quarter In 35 seconds. Sweet
ser wont in the air. and George
ed in good style TO the half I'm | IL and won by
throe lengths In 2:21'i. Lucy second. Bay Snlic
third. Sweetser was disianced for running.
and heavy amount OF money was lost ON him
by the Judges decision.
In the second heat Sleepy George again went
to the front passed the quarter In 3j seconds
and made the half in 900 and won the heat by
neck in the fast time OF 1S.
sleepy George also won the heat and race In
22i =, Lucy taking second money. and Bay
The third race was the 2:2i class: purse
800. divided; 5000 to first $3.50 TO second.
1910 to third and sls0 to fourth. This brought
out the chestnut mare Trampoine. Curry
Woodiord Mamhrino, Lcwinskie Modoc. Ed
ward Dock. W right MI Despernndum, Darby,
Edwin Forrest. and Dick Moore. Trnmpone
was taken for first choice at $3.50 Edwin For
brino. 800; field. 500. Tho horses got away
together in the first heat. Modoc taking the lead
Edward second, and Forrest third. At the qunr-
ter. in 3i'l seconds. Modoe broke. and Edward
passed him. max ing the half mile In :09. and
winning in 2;2Q by q throat latch from Darby.
In the second heat Ned Forrest went to the
front and giIed by the quarter in 35 seconds
with Edward close Ht his heels, and the half in
40. Forrest Won the heat. after a desperate
brush with Mard. in 2:l0h. Trampolne
third. and Dick Moore fourth.
In tho third Forrest led 20 the quarter I'm 30
seconds. and 20 tho half mile in 80. Up the
homestrrtrh TrampOlnc came on at n slashlng
gait and gained on Forrest at every stride
After an exciting struggle Forrest won the heat
Judges postponed the race until Ia p. NJ. to-
morrow