Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-11

was won by New York Weekly, with Krupp Gum second; time 1:45. The second race for three year olds, mile and quarter, was won by Brighton, with Vinita second; time 2.171. The third race for all ages one mile and a furlong, was won by Belle of the West, Boardman second time 1:574 The fourth won by Ventilator, with Ohio Boy second j; time 2:534.
 The Races at Rochsster-Splenlid Trot-
 ting in the 2:21 CIass-ThIrty Thousand
 Dollars in the Pools.
 ROCHESTER,, Aug 10.-To-day was the first of the central circuit races The weather was fine but rather warm, and the attendance was fair. The first race, for the 2:27 class, had eight starters. In the first heat the horses started well in bunch, Glendale and Daisy Dale soon taking the lead and holding it throughout. At the three-quarter pole Nigger Baby went to third place. The race was fine one from the third quarter until the wire was passed in the following order :: Daisey Dale, Glendale, Timothy, Nigger Baby Penelope, McGregor and Black Cloud; time 344, 1:O91, 1:45, 2:204. In the second heat Glendale led. but Daisy Dale quickly drew ahead, with the others struggling behind At the three-quarters pole the positions were not materially changed and they came down the homestretch and under the wire in the fol- lowing order Daisy Dale, Glendale, Tim othy, Dan Smith, McGregor, Black Cloud Penelope and Nigger Baby time 354, 1:1O4, 1:461, 2:214. In the third heat Daisy Dale again led, closely followed by Black Cloud and Timothy, but at the quarter these horses changed places, Timothy taking second place, which he held to the three-quarter pole. They passed under the wire as follows: Daisy Dale, Glendale, Black Cloud, Dan Smith Timothy, Nigger Baby, McGregor and Pene- lope time 35, 1:O64, 1:46, 2:21-
 In the 2:21 race there were six starters. In the first heat the start was made with Monroe Chief five lengths behind. The race was be- tween Moose and Sheridan. First one would gain and then the other, with the advantage in favor of Sheridan up to the half. At the half the leaders were neck and neck, with Moose gaining The wire was passed in the following order Moose, Sheridan, Voltaire, Captain Emmons, Lucy and Monroe Chief j; time 34a, 1:O9, 1:45, 2:194. In the second heat after the score Emmons and Voltaire were ahead, but were soon passed by Moose. Al the half mile Monroe Chief went to the front and kept it till the finish, which was as follows Monroe Chief Captain Emmons, Moose, Voltaire, Sheridan and Lucy time a411 1909, 1:45, 2:2o. In the third heat Moose led nicely, Monroe Chief second. Sheridan broke badly. They held these positions to the three-quarter pole, trotting so that blanket might have covered them. The horses passed the wire in the following order: Monroe, Voltaire, Emmons, Moose, Lucy and Sheri- dan; time 35, 1:1o4, 1;454, 2:214.
 The 2:25 race had six starters. In the first heat Unalala had the advantage at the start, but at the quarter Steve Maxwell began to show his metal and went from fourth to first place. At the half Maxwell lead and at the three-quarter pole was several lengths ahead. In the next quarter Annie H. and Grey Chief took to galloping Maxwell was a dozen lengths ahead at the half of Unalala, who in turn was fifteen lengths ahead of the next horse, Tekonsha Maxwell held his own to the finish; Unalala second, Tekonsha third, Dream fourth; time, first mile, 364, 1:12, 1851, 2:21 second mile, 2:56 3:32, 4:O6, 4:484. In the second heat Anna H. was withdrawn. Unalala took the lead, but gave way to Max well, who held first place to the last without trouble The wire was passed follows: Steve Maxwell Unalala, Tekonsha, Grey Chief and Dream time, 364, 1:123, 1:48, 2:23, 2:5S4, 3:35g, 4:123, 4:51. Thirty thou sand dollars was invested in the pools, of which $15, 1000 were on the 2:25 two mile race.