The New York herald., 1879-08-02

Hall her RhOu1derS front thOSe DOugIass,
Bates third. lEmulus fourth. Convoy fifth and En-
voy last. At the third quarter Kate Hall
left her feet and began to drop back. Douglass
second and Kitty Bates on his wheel Down the
homestretch Kitty Bates came abreast with Douglass.
and she was second under the wire. The judges
awarded her the heat and placed Douglass fourth for
running. Time-Quarter, 0:35h; half. I:I; mile,
2:25h In the third heat Kitty Bates sold for 800
and the field for 500. They scored seven times be-
first, Kate Hall second, Lucy Fleming third, Envoy
fourth. Emulus fifth and Convoy sixth. At the
and Douglass fourth. At the third quarter
Fleming Tapped Bates. Hall third. having broken.
lass. Fleming and Bates came abreast. the first
named winning by q head. Bates second. Time
Quarter o:371s half :lsA; three-quarters. l:5O;
the heat was finished. In the fourth heat Douglass
was the favorite. Eight scores and "Go." Convoy
broke just after getting the word Douglass went to
the front on the turn. and was never afterward
headed. At the quarter and half, Hall second.
Fleming third. Convoy fourth. Emulus fifth and
Bates SIXTH At the thru quarter, Hall began to
close Douglass and the two had sharp push down
the stretch. Douglass winning by half length. Con-
voy third. The mud rendered the time slow. 1888.
SUMMARY.
CLEVELAND CLuB-FRIDAy. AUGUST l. ls70-FIRsr
RACE 2S class. Purse 81 500; divided.
James Bells S. 9. Fred Douglass, by
Charles Frost's g. M Kitty Bates. 2 . 6
William Hamilton's ch. M Kate Hall, by
Blue Bull. 2
John Funk gr. &. Convoy. by woodford
Mambrino. dam Vanity Fair. 8 3
Dan Maces br. s. Emulus. by Mambrino
Pilot ....-..................
u. H. Phillips ch. IN. Lucy Fleming 6 4 8
b. Hersheys br. 4. Envoy, by General
hatch. dis.
Time 2:a4-2 53.-2:a6h-2:S
THE "EIGHrEEN'' PURSE
Adelaide did not start in the 2:19 class. Darby
sold for $50 and the field for $40. They got off the
first trial. Darby led around the turn. Tapped by
Driver. At ths quarter Darby had length the best
OF it, Driver two lengths ahead of Hanris who was
two lengths ahead of Colonel Lewis. At the half
Darby had increased the gap Driver to two
lengths. and Hanns was jogging along four lengths
ter Driver second and Lewis third, taking
it easy. Darby came ut his ease down the home
stretch and won by length, Driver second. Lewis
third and Hannis fourth. pulled up. 1ime-Quarter.
2:23A. There three scores III the second heat.
Driver first around the turn and led by length
at the quarter. Darby second Tapped by Hannis.
The positions at the half were unchanged. Hannis
Darby had the lead ut the third quarter and
he in and won the heat by
length Driver second, Hannis third and Colonel
Lewis fourth. Time-Quarter. 0:35; half. 1:091s;
was trotted In tho mud. The track quite slip.
perry. Two and the word Darby took the
lead on the turn and was never headed. Hannis
second, Driver third. Colonel Lewis pulled up
on the backstretch, the mud not suiting him. aud
logged home behind the flag Time. 2:40]s.
SUMMARY.
CLEVELAND CLUB. FRIDAY. AUGUST l, 1S79-SEcoND
RAcE-2:1s class.-Purse, $4,000; divided.
Dan Mace's br. g. Darby. by Delmonico.
Alden Godsmith's b. 6. Driver, by Volun-
teer, dam by American Star. ...............2 2 3
J.. L. Turner's ch. s. Hannis, by Mambrino
Pilot, dam Lady Stewart. Observation-Disclosures. 3 2
j. Mcdonald 8 gr. 6. Colonel Lewis, by Rifle
man, son of imp. Glencoe. ................3 ds
Time. 223 -2:2OA-2:40H.
The throughout the week well con-
tested, and the meeting was financial success.