, 1879-07-01

those who turned out to witness II wcro au,p'1
repaid for their trouble.
rnK P1RsT EvExT
vas tic Cr!tcrlon, Stake, Kttnballf Mistake
Chris Doyle, iEe.an,,Bye. Wallenstefn.
Victory, anil Luke 1''nckbiirn appearing y
2:ycarolds brought together tlts season. and
n inst ,u'lc was looked for, although none OF
them had previously run l:.c distape'. Ihete
vas so'ne dglaF It, getting them away. as
uncomfortable. After half an hour:s hard work
Thy drum, was tapped to 2 good send'n!i:
Victory, who was on the o!tslac, A. onco sl,t
sss;eonl, Mistake tl!rl' Wai!enstein ! fourth rn
Doyle last. They went around n. thc
T. ts' rhe2s veopy 6ppn s tsis
| second, Dsekhurn third, Mistake fourth, Wal
lcnslrln Nth, BfcasIdDyc sixth, null doyle laat.
Down t!,e il'ck-ssretch tho pace Was very hot,
Klml!ai! WA ec'lt along With q rusi and Gan-
t,,rcd first place from Victory, who seemed 70
hnyo lsd enough, and Walcusten moved up
somc, although not sufficiently to ionk Manxer-
wa. half d length in front, Victory at tls saddle
gtrtls, Lukc blackburn d good third and run,
n,ne strongly, Walensteln fourth, having moved
p ons posl.on ys,.'H'bye "d a. oh's on,is nsI
rstt b began % ealing in t' on walisn.sn viii vhlp
and spur, but tho colt seemed dead under ni'n,
| nni failed to respond. lie gained littln on
the others, however. and for an Instant, ns tl9y
rounded tho third turn, was tn Third place. Jto
| died nway again, h,woyer, at the head o. tho
hosnc-stretcl,, md was 'nnyer dangerous from
that point until tho wire was reached: AZ the
three quartef pole M'stakc, nho naa oeen rmn-
through the rtlck, and snoh had third place
| wrcstcd from Bye-and'ls!c, whowas running very
[ gnnleay. From the dtssanee.stand home there
| wus hot struggle brtwcen Mistake md Vtcto-
", the tro AAyng cDme from thc middle OF the
crowd together, tho uthcrs having apparently
| run Themselves nut. Mr. Grfnstcn1's aptIy:.
namctl colt hail thu most speed, how oSer, mid
1:45.
CntcAao JocrEr Ann THorr1Kd Ctrn CornsE*
5ano 5oThe Criterion s,ke, :: :TSs: ;sls:
500 TO secos. ] sioo to slitt. Dash Of dae rsilc.
I4IEA. af!nstcsds eli. {. Mistakc, By Mayerly-.
W. nnsHies b: {. Victory ~ Dss@Eissis
w. Seirs sG. {. Rla,la 'i'i oy Da:kasae
IL. +: Carter e.: 81. ;s:.ni:Hys. u
pess eSns lofsas e l. ss wsea.ts Ssse
W.9,sis1aci Co. h. {. Luko baekoafn
by nonnie seutlnnd-Sc.ala. ...Ailen u
| IIHte--t:45.
THE 1NTKl-oCEAN sTAKH
camc next, II being mile heats, for all 3-ycaE-
oIus rho did not win Inst year. The field vas
and 3uckner botng BY odds tic best of the lot,
but, MS It turned ont, thcru was On interesting
contest between these two. -
The first heat WAs close md exciting from
stnst to t!nish, There was nut much difference
between tho horses at tho start, oil bc!ng well
tosuthcr ut,l runa!ng when the drum tapncd
Around tho turn ktenc Richards, Jr., showed
In trout, mud run well to tho quarter, Where lis
vas joined by Barkner, Headlight, and Gabriel
In thu order nan,cl, tlte quartet being tapped a1
that .,lncc. They ran thus down tlo tack.:trctct
but at tic l.a!l-niie lolc vera ioititd by Donnit
Oaks, wlso came up MI tlc outside and ct,al
lenrGd Bnckncr. Tia pair at owe begau ho
race, aud aruuuu tho 16wcr turn taey went ycs]
! fast. When the homestrotct1 va" reached
!. aul Gabriel, tho latter showing somcwha
prominently, hut running under whip md apur
lIs lIniss'ctl n g.M third, !'ncknor winning II
: / il,ua trunl Bnnnte t'aks Ly three fonrtha OF
' enstl,, y :t514; kccae richards fourth an'
; IL: tt,e seyond heat Kcene Richards, it,, wen
away ,vcry tast, md a. tin turn MAS In iron!
WITH Bounle uaks IT his peck atal tlm rcst hal
. we're no changes Of Importance 10 Il,
quarter pole, but down the buck stretc
,, tsabsul cano up with the leadcrs an
stuck to item until tho half.nito nolo VA
!, two kcpt uu ractng pace to thu close, kee',
Richards, Dr.. winning By leuG.h In lag; fieat
light tttrl, DurkIier fGlsth, INT! Gabriel las1
> blckner WAS 1atd up this heat, ~ allowed W tn
RULES.
i All except Richards, Jr., and Huc!tner no
e wrnt to tu: stnble. Thu deciding hpat WINS lool
cd for with considerable itltcrest a. slle horse
= seemed very evenly matched. When the druI
tupped Richards had perhaps hall length til
lc'ul, Int nt the draw-KRtc Buckuur 'sas on eve
i tcrlns Will. him. From this lalnt to thu tire