, 1880-09-19
THE TURF.
- rrotting Record Beaten by
Maud S. Yesterday. :
7,oe. q Nile Haudily Over the
'p' chicago Track in 2:1o 81.
n..rter Trotted at q s:03 6ait,
VD' I'D the Middle Half in 1:02.
:.,nr Contests in the 2:34 and 2:23
' Glsssss-Runnipg and qrotting
Elsewhere.

- ....nc uoutests in the z:o4 anu l:zo u
A mssses-Running and Trottng
Elsewhere.
TIE RECORD Beaten :
!.1a,,d s. has succeeded In doing what !
Aassds rave nil along claimed her capapie ,
ha ana..rrn1isbtug: lowered the record OF S:ll1<
q =. st Hartford by st. Julien ana nas demon-
p. LED her superiority over tne sou " so.au
suslee -. ,1nrntstak able manner by clipping on
tees a.sx ~ M secpua from the time made by MIN.
tion 49,. .ne he;nr s:lDs;. aud it Is matter for
the ns.,,,or,on that the wonderful feat was per~
eoas e.s or the Chicago track, course tna1 Is
faa.eu s... donb1 the fastest in the country, and
~'u. sS+Jre mile trotted without "opo'e OK
bitch ,. ~,,++ed the third heat Of her
-. with Trnket here ID Ju!s ~ @'Ioss. ~ WIS sne
taee ta.u,s,tnn VIZ tn the public that St Julien had
aHat,1or a1st worthy Of his prowess, and the
~srrer in which the chestnut-coated
eav t.sr If Harold and Miss Russell logged un-
eAass .r{ra convinced all who saw her thas the
e s,.x If st. julien, made last fall In Cahtosn'e'
s'1Al s,l ,,o+ 1onr remain at the head Of aA trot-
so4 u~aconas At that time, however, 1t did not
~ 'us.n nronable that the two would eometogetn
.n.race, as st. Julien was engaged ae a. 'ne
n4X lXsrs of the Central Circuit IN
-nes'4fs 4ssse~for-au race, while Maud S.
W. antered in the 2:9 class at
ss nnfa,o. and Rochester. It was not
CHse'a' ,a:+-named place was reached thar /
nhtA ea' ..a,r .ros called upou for really fast |
ee's' y. -hat x1as In auy way measure Of sheir
nne 1,ho officers of the Rochester Associa- !
IN ode,ed a liberal purse tor q conpetause |
Ns.to,7oance ~ between the mare ana horse'-eacn
r have three trials The result Is "elt Kno"n
~ 1.H., .rbose turn it was to SET mark, |
g. .A asIs t-er mile nandi1y In a:l3A. Before
wv. a". .h.ra was general understanding be-
us 'a'S rs11 srone the manager Of Maud, and
r'.seh tbe driver Of St. Julien, that the hrst
us.ssa,1d he done by each horse in about 2:sso+
.sess ua,r droye Maud upon the truck and
t..sd rrhat St. Julien had done, he turned TO
~. s,one for instructions ''Beat it, was tho
~o~ IN bs interrogatorv, and he diu, the mare
.na"@ - .-,,,a with hardly preliminary warm
apn4s ~ s.,,u Thfs ,gas full second below the
" AZ 1.~,or. racord and those who had
s 1aeeos n;ckok,s horse at long odds lost heart.
pAsAo a,,o-t the TASK Of beating the mares
~ e7s ~ oon,d univ succeed in tfetpg it. and
atle' rot a few who claimed that his time
we!e a.1s nd that the Judges favored him d
W ~A7 - - sac,,d Win eouul hunors tha
qaR'ss 49, " . +~s.eted tn Hartford. where both
pa c.t+.a ~ ~ A prca1 1htnrs, but the day
11e ~ ~ +hair tj1t with time
Res~ss Rs..-o saca;,,ad a cable dispatch from Mr.
1p. o.ouo ~ ~,..,ar ~ rhe mnre. ordering
'esooss 49, .r, ,.1r1,nuAwA1 FROM The rURE,
4.1e ~" e.n.,,-,cf,ons wern sorro,yfully compiled
xith. Capt. Stone and Mr. Bair feeling conaoeae
tnsf +ha rnare could easily beat the Rochester
ssara usa ,' When @ rhe day for the trial came St.
1u!ieo was in great 1oFsns aao' uesp' 1-e..t,,,
fat track. trotxed mile In 2:uA, thns ieaFMb
n.t,d ha1f a second behind him IN the race
Aaa1 - ,,,.c With rhe scythe. It then
against 1ne o'u "nu 49,. .asa~. saonre,v. ar the
looked as II ne held tne nono1e ~ ssn.dsnca
mare had been sent to Clncinnan u ae.ve 1s thsre
,a ~ 1oe nrnSan,l,ty r thar Mt. vanderbilt would
"ae ~ itooae =, -.o,na "a mt trortfr1 her
change his mind In regard 70 no' e+ ctana
again. But he did, tefegraphtn& oapL nspn% mnt
Dial the mare could be driven further ttins II mol
.-~,saa "a aocn as this word was received
suanea 90 ~. .Sa+ *ra Cttca,o track was
Capt stone oec'oeo ~ ~ Se go .h;rned the
the fastest IN tie woro aao a. onee ~ 1as
mare to this city. arriving week aRo iast
"Wednesday. Once on the ground, she was given
..s~1s, .,orr With an occasional fast quarter,
s1eaas "o4n. ~. .,o,dav morning was she
but not until last Monog ION .r. 4t nandix IN IN III.
drireu mite, when she went naua'ss AZ -e.'
facing a strong northwest wind down the oaek"
..s~+eh and half ,yay around the lower turn.
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