The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-26
CLEVELAND CLUB.
TIME MADE-EDwIN FOREST, orT's THOMAS
AND HOPEFUL THE WINNERS.

the Cleveland Crib Tue weather was warm, with
little OF NO arr astir. The roads to the park were
crowded at early hour, the attendance beng very
large, hundreds OF ladies OF fashion occupied the
private boxes OF grand stand. The betting was Of
the most spirited character
THE POSTPONED TWENTY -FOUR" RACE
The fourth heat oil the 2:24 was called at two
O'Clock. Edwin Forrest tho avorite against the
field The word was given Ut the second score. Ed
win Forres, took The lead the turn and never
headed, winning handily by three lengths He went
TO the quarter pole IN "a u seconds, 10 the hall 10
0sk, the three-quar;ers IN :43k. and the mile in
2:lsS Trampolins was second ana Woodiord Man,
brno an excellent third IN the heat Good judges are
OF the opinion that Edwin Forrest can trot IN 2l6 or
peter.
CLEVELAND, OHIo July "a AND rs, lS78-SEcoND
AND IHIIp DAYS suMMRR MEETING VI THs
CLEVELAND CLUB-fKoTrSG-No 5--Parse OF $i,So0
horses that never be Il 224; mie n:.ts, three IN
Aye in harness; $500 10 the nrst $3.50 10 the second
500 20 tue thru anu $3.50 TO horse. Three
heats lrotted on july "a
J. H. Aaddock's (eeor@.towu, ky,)
Pierce 4 Cs's (NiIes, Mich. , 5. :. Edwari 4
J. J. Bowsn's (BosIon. Asss) Gu 10.
Dan Macs's New York; Or. &. Darcy $500. III 7
NJ F. Winters tMount rieasaSt, oval Gu
R. T. Pate Isl. Louis, MojO g. wooaiord
Mamor,no.. .............. .-....-...... s
..E Turner's (Pn,lao- phla) b. :. MI Des-
James Goldens (Aea.ora. Mass.) cn- 6. DICK
w muos MacK,. tsaiI..o. II. " IL m.
Carrie :. .............-........ go
NJ Ii. Nenis (Columous, ouio,) b. .. Lew
H. Becxsr's ,wa.er,own. N. } b. = D.ck
"fSns rm. $50; :ia. a,soa.-a:isx
TIE s'rHIsrY" CLASS.
All started in the $50 class ana the bay stallion
SCOTS lhomas Was the favorite against the neio.
Tie word gwen the eightn score Al me
quarter POI. the oav geiding Say DICK was IN
front, but The Id mile SCOUTS fDomas, Bay
Dick. Iuuianap polls Colonel DAVIS head and
hsaa. But attic change occurred IN inc posItions at
The nre.-quarter pole The struggle down inc home
stretch was sharp between Scouts Thomas and Indian
apods, the former winning Tue heat BY n head IA
2:22s4 The bay geding Z. W. wooley was close
apois went the front on the turn and kept
IL 10 the fnisn SCOTS Thomas tapped HIM Al
the hait-mile pole, and struggle lasted TO
OF much excitement limo, 2Zl ocotts Tdumas
stu the iavore for the tnIrs neat Indianapolis
LED until near wire. SCOTS Thomas Was quite un
steady down the homestrotch. Z. W. Wooey came
WIN a iush beat indianapolis, VINO had LETT MS
was third SCOTS Thomas fourth. Time, 2:25>s.
indianapolis cast shos tho want OF whicn WAS
Indianapolis went to the front on the turn and WAS
never henued. Down the n0mestrctch there was
whipping race between IN and Scouts Thomas, the
son Of Tattier winning by nose. c. W. Wooley
third Time, 2:2L For the Min heat Indianapolis
was an immense iavorlts He took the leaa al me
Thomas. Inc latter outtrotted him 10 tho wire and
won, c. W: woolsy third Tame, 2:2lA For the
sixth heat SCOTS Thomas was the favorle. indian
apoiis led until he entered the homestrstch, when
Thomas beat 70 The wire in 2:24i<, Winning Tie
race.
CLEVELAND OHIO, july rs, Is7s.-THIRD DAY OF THE
SuxMKR MKsTiNG or THK CLGvELAN. CLUB-rRoT-
riSG.-Na 6-Purss OF 81, 0vO tor horses that never
beat 80; meats, three IN five. In narness 5000
nrst $3.50 10 the second, $3.50 70 tho third aud
500 10 The .ourth horse.
T. u. Conuer's (Nashvtlle, Tenn b. s.
SCOTS Thomas. Observation-Disclosures. 2 l
W. II. Wilson'S tCynth,ana, ky.)
q. Indianapolis.
G. NJ. Leggs CINCINNATI, Oniy) b. q.
George H,gbee's (sr Louis, Mo)r &.
Colonel Dawes. ) 6 Gro.
l.. Il. Harms (Toledo, Onio) .. &. Bay
Aex.aa.r Giiisspie's columbus.
Onio) b. e. Up ana Up............ 8 o 5Ee
G. E. wnitney's (Newburg, Oaio)
CHI. m. Gum Ball.. ................ DIR.
Time. Observation-Disclosures
"oPES ALL"
In the s.open to alp contest Protene was strong
favorte, Great Eastern the second choice. just
fore tho start Great Eastern sold iayorits the
WORD was gwen " the third score Hopeful vent 10
the root on the nrst turn followed by Great Eastern.
Al the quarter pole Cozette was thru, NettIe
fourth aud Pfotene last Along the back
stretch Proteine began to close the gap. Coze,Io
broke before reaching half and dropped 10 The
Arouni tue upper turn Proteine drew III front
OF Great Eastern ana worked her nose 70 Hopeiui's
wheel, then his saddle, heard that
won the nea, by nccK, Great Eastern inird. Time
Qrater, 34 seconds; hail, IDS tnresq aarters AZ;
male, 2:ltA. the heat ProLe1ue sold
for ss5 snd the Held for $780, owing to tue
unsteadiness Of hopeful and Protcne the start Was
delayeu Tue WORD was given on tho twelfth score
with Nettie behind Hopeful rouadcd the tnrn an
the lead, Protelne leaving her feet quickly catch
ing. AT tnc quarter Hopeful srIii showed the way,
Proteine second anu Great Eastern tuird. A. the
half Hopeful led by. Two lengths and Pro-
teinc began to close upon him. sue
ae sel but oS,y for an ,osaa She squared arsy
again ana tue crowd loudly cheered Down The
honestreca sne IN ace skip ana Great Eastern went
Mars m MI
aud Proteine iound II impossible " overiake
n,m. she Tapped h'm out aud the crowd
Cozette fourth anu Nette last. Time Quarter. "a
seconis hail, 1:oC3t; thres.quarters l:4os.; mile,
2:15a Dau Mace received au ovation wIcn ne re
turned to weigh For tue mira heat Hopeu broush:.
500, and tue neid. SOC. Sax scores were pai wheu
tue wora was glvea Proelne lett ner eet AT the
wire, ana Great Eastern passed into sscond POSI-
ton Hopeful led Oy three iengths ut the quarter
pole. Al the hall ne was iour ieng.ns IN
front OF Great Eastern, Proiene tnird, Nets last.
On the upper Proeinc moved up TO second posi-
ton and Hopeful led her three lengths, tros-
ting with greai steadiness. Mace drove aown-
tue houiesIretcn isr umc anu passed
dor the wire our lengths ahead oil Proieine,
Grca, Eastern fourth IN Cozettc nf,n Time Quarter,
33k seconds; hall, :O7 three-quartcrs, lIl; mc,
2:l51s. 4he cheering was tremrnoous, aud Mace. on
returning to tue stand, iiltsd his cap the
Protriue troitcu a wonderful race Tor seven year
ola she was beaten bee Ause Hopeful prov ed much
better horse than any ons lnousn' MIN to DC.
SAME Day rRorrrsd-No. Purse oil 81, 600, open
O meats, Lnreu I'VE. IN Sl,VuJ 20
the nrs $500 to the second $500 10 the Ihrd 500
~ ne r.n horse
A. W. Ri, nmoua's tNew York; gr &. Hopeful. 1 1
Onvrr n Briggs (Liacinnati oho) Or n.'Pro-
z
C. :. Grcen's (oaUyion, N. ~ D. &. Great
EasterL. D =
J. n. Turner'S lPniiadei phts) b. IN. Nette..
J. Nj. Frencn's Detroit Mich D. IN. Coxette. 9 4 8
Quarter. HUI Nile.
FIRST hcat...... ........ 3s4 LIS 217l4
Second heat. ............ ~ lO6A 2:l5A
Third neat.............. 33Z 107 2:15x
PrsteiDe timed the second quarter OF the sscOna
mile IN u u seconds.
MoLLiE MCCARTHY.
Budd DoDle and Cvaley are mere. They say II ollie
Mccarthy 10 doing well. hey viii send her 10 sara
toga Tor the second meeting, and viii start her al
Baltimore. Thcy express desire 10 start ner IN
purses against such horses as Parole MahlsNck and
Vwginius.
HAxxIs.
Hannis trottcd a mile TINS morning In his hood Ia