, 1880-08-14
,,.aoa,uood and Hattie Woodward
the Winning Trotters at
Rochester.
,,.,tte Hunter Victorious After @
Hard Flight In tho pac-
ing Race.
a w,1,tarv Rifle Team Selected at Fort
Ieavenworth-o cleveland Beaten
by Worcester.
THE TURF.

,neatfnR OF Lilo GItHu 1!otttHH IllEuIt cauSsu
hs,a io.}ay with tho 2:23 and a::25 trots and
.Ss s frec.for-atl PAGERS. Not over 600 persons
nsre ~ p,csent. clustering weather rendered
tha INV dIsagrcenblc to spectators and uii-
tsTorable W for the horses, who Ind to breast
a. . rale that checked their speed and distressed
them am the whole length Of tho backstretcl,.
,rSa "a race was called first, and brought
ant ans Wedgewood. Kitty hates, patchen,
Te T,ack Wright, md Kentucky Wilkes.
poolg @ sold before the start Mt $40
n so5 on Wcdgowood against tho field.
Tha fayortt made no effort for the first heat,
rhIeh Kitty Bates won with ease IN 2:&}, and
then took tho next three heats In hollow
strte. u Patcten. driven by Murphy forced
hin him to lower Ills record to a:l04 In tic sec
mi mi l,cat, but tho feat was only jog. ratcl,-
Az was good secontl in tile third 1leat In
an lit the tnnl heat tho whole field wero
haten of. Kitty Bates got second money,
Patcl,cn third, and Deck Wright fourth.
Kentucky Wilkes wns destitute Of speed and
behaved badly. The raco was too onc.slded
to bo Of special interest
TIE PACING RACE,
called second, WIS tho rcdeenIing feature Of
. tbs days sport. Matte Hunter drew tho
pole. Sleepy Tom second position, Lucy
thIri, Rowdy Boy fourth, nnd Sorrel Dnn
tba outside. Notice If tho suspension Of
Tom for non-payment Of entrance Mt Buffalo
having been received, tic Judges would not
lat the horse START until his owner deposited
lie amount Of tho entrance. It was claimed
that tic Duffu1o Association had allowed
Tom 10 start without paying, and
could not suspend him under the
rules, but the Judges declined to
entertain any explanation MS m offset to the
,oalctal notice Of suspension. Willie warm
In9 up Sorrel Dun cast d shoe, and twenty
mlqutes wero occupied In replacing 1t.
Pools sold while tho horses Wcro scoring as
follows: Sorrel Dan, $3.50: Lucy, S45;
Sleepy Tom, $40; Alattte Hum
.er, sa5 Rowdy Boy, sal. Dan
Mace appeared behind Sorrcl Dan,
md will dr1yo him In tho future. Sleepy
Tom came out complaining III lis left fore
leg. At the word for tho first heat Mattlo
uunter brushed away from tho field, with
Boy fourth. and Lucy last. At the quarter
Matte led two open lengths. Tom
was d neck. before Dan, who Ind
= lead of three longths on
Rowly Boy, an open length dividing tho
latter from Lucy, On tho backstretcli Dan
passed Tom, and Lucy took fourth position,
Rowdy Boy bctng laid Up. Passing tho half
there was nearly length of oftlaylightbetween
Mattla and Dan. Tom was two open lengths
back. and si,nflar spaco in advances Of
Lucy, Rowdy Boy almost a. distance behind.
Tom gaye way to Lucy OIL tho third quarter,
but Otherwise there WIS no change until the
rhomestretch was reached. Strengthening
out, Mattle uuntor was an open length
ahead Of Dan, and Lucy. was
'sys T.! ,,9, open -. lengths. I M TO- to tho rem,
as..''l @s others out ct the contest Dan lmme
Mst, 9s.s!s eaanonecu iol eho ic.!a' anu ei.kagea
Matte In the most extraordinary brush that
'nas a.. been Witnessed during tao meeting; The
Hills mari not oh!y Mnlatall1eu the clip, Dnt
sSiesS sSo 90 ;a9s va a am f WIZ @ fG we pfSk
., sae Was taken II hand al1 logged Ill, the
une Tor the quarter being EH.
=. nah Was four lengtlis behind Mnttte, Lucy
an ilaE1lerent fourth, 'i1in and Howhy p0or-
Passa st Tf 4a,ni,s @ ~ AT IN s;a XIX ,,vor
Me ilcla at w to VT. Al9ttle Hunter cut
'!olng In hot pursuit, Tom lagglnE, and Dan
Ma anax1 Lucy be]Ilnd him. Alht.ie passed the
.shaa' Mhneei' Dan third By, tiya lengths
!dlstance nut. Rowdy Boy closed on Mint
I!e Gpposlt tho stand, md paced to- the lla1t
mead aud lluck with her. NuanWhfle Dan
moved 1p rapidly. and entered the. third
quarter but MI open length from the leader,
,N$tt Tom live lengths behind and Lucy
I9N!Y .distaneed. Making the turn, Rowt!y
RFoy Fsy,, returned returned t. third pl9ce, and sorrel
Ran aa loeated himself at Alattie's wheel.
pan mal1 play for the lend OIL tho homo.
Etetcl', but could not gain an Inch OH
aattie. She reached tho wire q lcngti,
hhead. Kowdy Boy was three iongtha from
pan, Tom forty yards behind, and Lucy out
l!ae the flag. Time, 0::233, l:OS4, l:45166,
ea81. On tile ground thAt Kgyy was intpy-
!cated and Incompetent to drive, the Judges
reversed tho distance as to Lucy, gnye flcI
IMPOSITION, ullt substituted JOHNNY Murphy
iot Keys. There IL no authority In the riIles
ior any such action, aud while tho spectators
y general nppiauIei the position tnkcn by
Aestan1, Intelligent turf1llell, who belieyetl
that tho rules were made for Tic government
q Judges us we'll as drivers, prou6uncca 80 tic
unarrantp4 assunton o. Of e pocT ves gu ir
snst hpr ta ruar ot d sGrf6 t casa pa viii b ea
1iea to tho Doartl nf Appeals. vase ''
before The thirti hnat ~ j noojs so1d. ,ATnttto
Hunter, $50; ield. SIo. Alter scoring % h
GfoaRlo Of times Sleepy Tom was drawn. AZ
We previous heats, Slattie set tho pace
,id snd Roway Boy and Lucy were respectively
t%o and four lengths behind, Dan outpacet
aattte OH tho backstretcli, and showed
,aheck aud shoulders to tho foro at the l,alf