, 1880-07-29
Maud s. Wins Her Race In the
Ridiculous Time Of 2:24,
2:18, and a:31.
Wilbur F. Takes the 2:32, and
Bay Billy the 2:22
Pacing Purse. y,
L,orillard's Iroquois the Winner Of
the English Levant Stakes
Other Sporting Matters.
THE TURF.
A Poon BLOWING AT CLEVELAND.

of tho Cleveland trotting meeting will be
chiefly remembered for the scheming that It
developed and tho colossal check displayed
by drivers iii carrying out ra8calfty.- Three
races wore advertised. but those paid the nl-
mission to the truck aver that only ono
actual contest occurred, and were It not for
decisive action by tie judges there would
huyo been none. Tho program provided
for races between the 800 md 2:l0 class
trotters and tic $50 class pncors. The Mt
tractIon OF the day was presumably
the 2n9 event, in Which tho
now famous 1laud s. was to perform.
with particularly fine day mud MI excellent
track there was every reason To anticipate
exciting contests anil fast time, md Il Is safe
to say that the audience, composed OF about
tOW persons, was sadly disappointed.
TIE $3.50 CLASS
was rung out first, George r., Wilbur
F., Prospect Maid, Ida Lewis, Joyce,
and Gypsey Boy answering and draw
Ink positions In the order noted. While
exercising LII tie morning, Gypsey boy,
dI,ninutive black stallion l,ailing from
1owa, and by so,ne sntd 10 be
ringer. showed somd fast qualities,
and before the start te was Installed
US choice III the pools ut sa5 the others bring
linz $40 against hin. Occasionally Wilbur
F. would soil choice against the field at siin-
har hsefes; ;,,, OK nea's u s resulted nm III te sue, M
cess OF Wilbur +. Gypsey BOY took INC
In rst l.. heo N ~ :, r1aar DsorSs X ., t fls'g S
strung out. It was evident that Gypsey Boy
wanted to sit down iii tho last quarter, and
Wilbur F., who lnado no move for tho heat,
became the fayorit over tho tluld ut $50
IN 3A III the spronJ ltrnt tha vf,nln
aa,d ,ou Nv ' Gv,s,y T n,v trot,oI
niroy s ncne uu into tha nu o'ie INV
posit Tic staua all but L.da Luwis broke,
and there was nothing but prnncluv for a
few rutIs f;ynsay i;ov sctt1eI in thn l,ad
pr",.s ,,e, J 10y n"nsv a.ssu - .,,,aS 1a @
PROSPECT AAolu secoild, deofgb H. thifd, JOyeo
fourth, And Wilbur F.,pulled to wulk, fifth,
1ew yafus oeiofe Liaa Lcwis' VINO naa 70
be taken back to avoid u collision. Gypsuy
Boy led to Inside tic distancu aid then unit
and was beute, n nrck IN 2:sY by Prostart
Maid. Thu hitter was thcu taken up rs iirst
cholro ut SIS 70 $40 against the f'eld.
Prospect Maid led for tliree-uuarters OF
mile III the third heat but wien cotlared by
Wilbur L.. ut the head of the ho,nestrutch
bur f.. won III q Jog in 2:30A. Wilbur
+. lga from wire to wire III tlie fourth lleat,
with Prospect. Maid pressing hnl ut every
G&sn1 &eotxo X (! s ,1ek sSk:d ii nfsk eg'i WSr Il s 5
Prospect Maii were toeutlar to the lust turn
lii tho 1ftl heat. Approaching the three
quarter pole Wilbur I. broke ald gave why to
SsStss * ss 5yySs ssSs SSersS 4 oa a1 S
SrsEen tssty yars 1 from 10 ~ t.s Wire. II Te @
2:@A.
sssn s sliSf tas for hq prssa 5sSyH s S
start for ,tho sixth heat, but tie jut!Esy peid
no attention to It. Prospect Maid, WilburF.,
ard Gaypsey Boy remained iii tho race,
fns s,ss sshsts ss rulsa ssels ou soFospses w s
PSS 81 9s ~ .sl H. MssF s: |Ssk ea ~
1lnlsl,. wla,nlng III = slow joy in 3:D. Gypsey
wos d,sppstr,p G tarcn iD any HoI Ia,r,co ~ tho
troitinx TIFF. Muud s. DrtSer. % GIIprtc !. i;ori' %
and Mnu,its % wers % tlie ii starters, Naud s. . sui1
9or lie }e solt Sla + siU a 1ow M saers 1
1vr @ ~, soeo,, ,. y, r., ..o ,;,, hGH
Ford started fayurit M Ut Sa,. H Wi,iiS M 1lu,ImIs %
5f;SSEt, !, s s5 s5 HTyYr SiS ;$apit stSs
uhiuss specjal @ % lnueecnt IL vas Igt otfa1s t lI a,
NJ In o.. W ~ @ ~,
duceueut jis ordercI % Bair low to Win III In struIrht @ M
hests by u short Spares ' as Is Dos possible. Hair
2:t u.in S.Ht 'Thn ascn,,,I',nnneu @ t,ai,osu mH ~
whirI, wns ~ ,vortr V,rw strnu 10 Dv't1, Mol;,,
smith, r'i,rf,er mn snlHn Ii.e f9vn ~ ,nst i,
partia,,ian n4 ~ liz na,,sn ' of ~ te ,asi Si,,n ~
tne tbe ~" hit ~ Graf f"Fsv H., " io o sas stow
fhiMr ~ nnn,aat "' ,ytl, sI IIrIvo1 9o''S ~,
tI,a ~. i,r,i, j., sao,,i um
viii xuch easn Tint Im Ieanse ~ ,irI,',t, pi,So
favnrit at an a1o;mat Sia ~ 'Srworp p',n,G n,I
Hannls, The IMttur 1tntlo uo slIow In thn
first heat, but WIS close second
II The next, while Ford laid up.
The third heat brought tho play. out III bold
RELIEF. Driver, Fori, alld Iianllis went awuy
III to engage III q desperate struggle. Oi,
tLe turn, I'LL slowed up. DEiySF taklng
s,, whom BnIr WIS holding rs
ordered, Ford third, aud ltannls
last. On tho backstSetcl,, Goldsmith
showed disposition TO wait for eithoa
Err tfSrd Of uanlls to come UP md PISS
snore splan pulted back, aud 10 mat.
TER how much IL pulled back, Turner
l,' Tl,''as they tTottsl around, tl,e a!lar!efs
at The Wire was ass, Forsl's 3:T,
a,A 9! nannis' a:s. 1t was srana SPEC.
@ @tasle. -Four horses that could trot II.
LIB Hurufv r,J1DnL In nIn%u.1r tbr,, q