, 1880-06-27
H1ndO0 Adds Another to His AL
ready Long List Of Vic
tories.
Frank Short Creates a Sensation by
Winning the Two-Mile-
Heat Race.
Matagorda and Blue Lodge Also Come
to the Front-Track Talk,
Etc.

mile dash for 2-year olds which Hindoo won
with the greatest case. There were not few
who imagined that the heavy track would be In
favor Of some of the other starters In this race
but Mr. Swigcrts colt won with even more ease
tdan he did IN the Criterion Stakes Monday.
Cash Clay, Cammie F., and Peru wore
greatly fancied by the betttng men in the
two-mile heat race, but although Peru won the
first heat with apparent eAse, she was beaten
handily In the second by Frank Short, who won
the third heat as he pleased. This race was nptly
described by sporting ulan US IA throat
cutter,' und the wounded in the vioIuity Of the
pool box were certainly very numerous. The
previous performances Of Short hnd net been Of
character to warrant the belief that he could
go two miles ut the puce That tha others in
yesterdays race were certain to carry him, and
Friday might be sold for SIS and $50 in $400
pools. Those who backed him rcaped a rich
harvest, indeed, while the smart ones who put
their money on the favorits fell haayi1y.
The handicap purse, which closed the days
sport,
INTRODUCED 4 NOVELTY,
in that the owner Of each horse was allowed to
name the weight the animal should carry, and
III consequence the lightweight Jockeys were III
great demand. 1t was captured handily by
Mntagorda, Charley Ross and Tripoli having II
WARM fight for second place, which the former
succeeded iu winning by nose.
THE FREMONT HOUSE STAKES
was the first race on the card. the horses en-
gagged in it being called up ut ,:45 clock. No de-
lay occurred ut the start, Mr.. Cadwalladsr
On tie tirst attempt, FOR an tnstanf
Lizzie S., who was ut tho pole, had the best of 1t,
bnt at the rss turn ho haa ~ ne
S. being on even terms for second p1ncc. Hin
doc ut once shot clear of them, however, and
took the track, opening up lead of two lengths
hafcrn fha min rRNnhHff. Lizzie &
in the meantime had fallen back to third place,
being Il length behind Ripple, while Moses
down the buckstretch, but at the three quarter
pole Lizzie S. and Moses Joined Ripple. and the
thrro rnced together, into the homestrctch,
boy on Ripple began applying the whip freely,
but the colt could not respond. being beaten .
length for'secoud place, Hindoo winning in LIS
by half q length.
CHICAGO JOCKEY AND TRorTIso cLuB COURSE,
June 70, 1S80-The fremont House Stakes, for
al .-year-olds: $50 entrance. S25 forfeit, with
$500 added; SaO TO second, 500 to third. Que
b; swlgert's B. c. Hindoo, by Virgil dam dam
Meintgre' t,ae' g. sWInncys +. Lizzie S. by Wan
derer, dam Katie Pearce, 81 rbs.. .Stoveall
j. W. Hunt Reynolds ch; 9: Ripple, by Lisbon
dam Mnggie Hunter, 100 lbs. Smith 8
George Hikes b. c. Moses, by Voltigeur, dam
' Tfme-l:4s.
THK TWO-lILE HEAT RACE
was looked forward to us likely to furnish the
ne oo and pos Il an
good horses, although thore was some very
weak umbcr-notably Alice Bruce and Ststoya,
only two days before. The betting on the race
was lively, Cash Clay being tirst choice, Cammle
F: second. u1ld Peru third. It was nearly 3:;g
the horses brought to the string for, the
annecessary: 'sn es % Alter one one % snlse start the
deon dsa and apR Jim Malone being fap 0 ia the rear Of
the others and headed the wrong way Of the
track At tho south turn Fra'lk Short showed
III front, with Sistova in close attendance and
the rest ut their heels. They run thus to the
quarter pole, but going down the Dackstretch
Gay out OF ene d mile @
been gone SistoyA found the puca too strong and
fell back, Jim Malone coming along and beating
Cash Cay In th ofnsn cor w rns the
positions given above being UNCHANGED us they
swept by the wire: 1t was Frnnk Short, Jim
quarter pole in the second mile. Slstoya, Alice
Bruce. and Omega being by this time distance
behind the rest As the turn into the home
sttended Gas On tho Outside by netty They were
quickly alongside Of tho leaders, and at the far
distance stand had them bentcn. Betty +. Was
easily BY u length and q half, Jim Malone third,
CAsh Clay fourth. Leon ffth, Cammie F. sixth
Frank Short seventh, Alice Bruce, Omega, and
Sistoyn dfstauEed. Time 3:45A.
The result OF this heat made
PERU HOT FAvORrr IN TIE POOLS,
she bringing 800, to s33 for Frunk Short, FIG for
Cash Cuy, and SIS for the Held: The second
planted ; d their faith on Mr. swigcrt's ally, and
source of great JOY to those who had been plny-
ing the short end Of the pools A good start was
ing i. u little The best Of Il. The lot was well
strung out by the time the first quarter had been
RIM, Leon being half length ~ fr1nt Of ssa1 Gash
and Cammie F. Going down the oackstreteh
Clay made n successful play for tho lead; show
ing clear Of the rest Ut the third = tnrn Mal1ne @
passed the wire in this order at the end
turn Peru, who had been lying in
little, ~ both % she and Short beating Leon before
the hulf-nlilo pole was reached: AROUND me
lower turn Peru was seen TO MAKE ner ru ,lo soe
over. Short, however, responded gamely 60 ing
c.ll Of his rider, and tho mare could never reach
him. she that he bea2cn
Lewis pulled Peru up. Betty r. finishing SECOND,
jim Malone third, Peru fonrta n;.,a Csh III Clay
It was nov five to one OIL Short, with few
takers. although there worn still some c!l-
th,sasts who believed thc fly woud YIN Wani oad a
being three lengths ahead at the quurter-poe
About this distance was maintained between fhe
pair during the entire distance, except ~ NUS
md threc-tuartcrs, when Peru went itt0ng5lue
If Short He galloped away from her eusily
enough in the stretch. however, winning by -FOUR
eng1hs in 3:5L
THE SUMMARY.
SANE DAY-Chicago Fuckers Purse, $700. for
I'll ages; $50 to second, S3o to third. Two-mne |
1cnts. |
By Glen Athol, dam Belle Brundon: 107 IL
}. swigcrt:s b. i. Peru. va, BY Glen
garry, dun Opti5nn, 10! lbs..-... Lew!s.l
dance, dam Nelson, 107 lbs: 49, .Harris3 = ro
Y. ]. Hill s. Co.'s ch. c. Jim Malone. 3yrs., /
by Hiuwathn, dam Mollfc W., 95 lbs,
:. j. Megibben's eh. e: Cash Clay, yrs.
by Wanderer, dam by imp. Eclipse, l07 l.
I H Owona' b. C. Leon. yrs, by Long i
fellow, dam Semper Felix. Ito lbs,
:. W. Bowen s co.'s oh. nj. Cammie F:,5
yrs, by Gleneg. dam Cortlelia1 1E
ain,: IN. Davis b. i. Ome9a, yrs.. By Pat
Aalloy, dam Susan Gillespie, lul lps..
K str,ns;,old;s ch. /. Alice Br,1ee, 1eeiS
yrs;: by Fcilowcraft, dam BY Tipperary.
gorge Gill's b. t. Sistova, 3 yrs, by Bal
lnnkeel, dam Ada stagg, 9. lbs. Gibbs dis
Tine3:45hi 3:4893; 3:51.
IN Tue NILE DASH FOR ALL AGES.
[amlc r., Blue Lodge, Rcnown. Moscow, Re
pond, Rosella, Eli, Rye Bread, and nlg Aodi-
inc wore the starters, The talent picked on |
Tr1f1.r hn win |