The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
tage which she held all the way around,

tage which she held all the way around,
winning by leDgth in 2.3l.
The second heat was as interesting
and more closely contested than the first
Rose Medium and Mollie alternately
pushing Penelope, who however having
not been headed during the race, won
the heat in 234, Rose Medium second.
The third heat was started with Rose
Medium slightly in the lead but Pene-
lope soon regained her advantage and
led until on the back stretch on the sec
ond round when she lost shoe and fell
back. The heat then narrowed down to
Rose Medium and Molhe, who made a
very pretty race all the rest of the way
round, Rose Medium Just as they went
under the wire showing her head to the
front, winning the heat in 2.33, Mollie
second. The fourth heat was started amid
considerable excitement, Rose Medium
started with slight advantage, which
she held until on the back stretch when
Penelope passed her and held the lead
all the way around, winning the heat and
the race in 1921, Rose Medium second.
The following is the summary:
2.26 CLAss-PURsE $500.
1913 4
J. ii. Phillips, b. m., Rose Medium3 2 2
-
Time-23l, 2.34. 2.33, 2 32l
The third race was the 3 minute, free
for all classes. This race excited consider
able interest before the race commenced
| as several winners in other races were
entered, and considerable coDjectures
was INDUCED in as to the ability OF the
di itferent horses to win. The start was
made with Tom at the pole slightly on the
p, lead, but Sherman Morgan rushed to the
| front and took the lead which he held all
| the way round, winning the heat In 235
Judgment second.
In the second heat Sherman Morgan
| took the lead on the start which he held
until on the back stretch when he broke
| and fell back, Judgment taking the lead
but recovering Sherman again went to
| the front which he held, winning the
heat in 2.36t, Judgment second.
| The third heat was now started. Every
| thing seemed to be IN favor of Morgan
| but he did not have it as easily as i
might have been. At the start Tom hat
| little advantage but Sherman Morgan
took the lead on the turn which he held
until on the back stretch when he broke
badly and Judgment and Tom wen
ahead, but getting down to work agar
severed the lead and held it until he cam'
to the same place on the second round
when he again broke and Judgment tool
the lead, which he, held until on thu
home stretch when Sherman came VI
and took the lead, winning the heat ano
race in 2,40. Tom second.
| Therewas considerable comment.on tn
conduct of Judgments driver, the i'm
preston being general that he coul'
have won the race had he so desired, bu
preferred to drive for second money AM
not give his horse record, and so pulle'
him and would not let him go to tn
front.
The following is a summary of tn
race:
3 minute, free to all. Purse $500. 2
lJ. NJ. Start, b g Tom, 90
III. c. Mccoy, b. m. Mischief, 8 ID
In. S. Clark m Clara b, cd
IJustus Lowery,, b M Polly Ann, : di'
j. H. Goldsmith, G Judgment, ~
L. r.. Redmond, d g Lyman :
III. b. Warton, b $ Sherman Morganl !
j. II. Phillips, b Pilot, ~
Tlme-2.35; 1854; 2.40.
pocket books on the ground to-day. N
arrests were made.