, 1879-08-10

against like amount that bis horse will beat
the Chicago stallion in the race, was very badly
driven, and, in addition, showed disposition tc
sufk. He may be set down as an overrated
horse.
The Judging Wednesday was even woree thar
On Tuesday, and 1t is charity to say as little q
possible about it. Emma b. won the 2:23 race
in in three straight heats, but the Judges
ns sas hs her 'S fSe ana faee WIN hs 7e .aes Ssefs
outciasscd the field against which she
contended, and effectually broke up slate tha.
had been made up in the interest of the New
York horse, Capt. Eumons. He was backed
heavily, but showed himself dutfer OF tue first
water. EmDa B., who 10 owned in Boston, is a
7-9ear-old mare, and has trotted nine races this
season,-which Is her first on the turf,--losing
but one OF them. Nettie Burlew, who mas been
on the retired list for couple Of years, also
took part In this race, but was of' no account,
being drawn after the first heat.
The boss rob Of the meeting, however, was at-
tempted to BE- played "Wednesday In the 2:27
race. Wheu four such buffers as Emulus, MOI
lie, Charles Henson, and Envoy we're the start
ers, and a pretty lot they were to be going for a
on foot even before the horses came out.
Emulus, a horse that can't beat :27 to save
bis life, was made hot faTorite, and
the rest tried hard to make him win. hy reasoh
Of chapter Of extraordinary accidents he got
there, bur, rs an old turtman said, it tebk the
tnrcd the frst two heats in 2:27, 2:27X; but
then the crowd began to kick, and delegation
from Rochester, headed bya portly German. ad-
ann was heinS pulled. They wanted a new
driver nut up, and when the horses came out
apatn Charley Green, who was q spectator,-his
horses not being In training this season,-got
behind the gray and Won a the third and
who had been let into the job on Emulus
tn onake in their boots But luck
turnen In and saved them In Flushing the
fourth heat it was noticed that .Henson went
lame, and when be came out for. the fifth it was
a. cripple. As he could not 60 $50 gait, the
Judges permitted him to be drawn, and this &C.
cident saved the race for Emulus, as Mollie
fell down III the fifth heat, and scared Envos so
that ne broke. Emulus won easily. It was 8
nasty-louking race all the way through, and re-
OF the 2:1S race yesterday there is not much
to be said, as TUE TR1BuSE readers have
already been fully informed of its feat-
ures by telegraph. Some may wonder why
Bonesetter was not better supported in the
ana there was a large delegation here from Chi
caro-, wto, it would be supposed, would back
their home horse. They did not, however;
nearly every one Of them Weakening when It
came to putting up the money. At Cleveland
field in straight neats, winning the first In 2:l6,
and. whatever a bytting mans weak points NAV
be, he never lets local pride get awav with
his Judgment. The New Yorkers were here
such q rate that Mace's horse waa the tavorite,
4100 to $40 over the field. lust before the first
heat Taking the condition OF all the horses
that started 10 this race into consideration, Dick
Swive1Ier was the only one that had chance to
mittrd wil]ful and objectionable breach of the
rnles hy piynr die word while SwiyelIer was on
a slow iunn-un-and-down break, and at least