, 1881-09-18

The handicap for all ages, one and one-Quas
Ter Tern miles. was very pretty struggle. Th
norses were started from the three-quarter polt
ana Cinderella came under the wire ahead, Lor
Lyon secnnd. and Ballamer third Daliame
passed Lord Lyon ut the quarter pole, and th
nositlon or the horses remuined unchanged un
I'll they came into the home5tretch. Here Bal
laincr came up under the CAD, and finished jus
nose III front Of Cinderella. :.
j, >: THE SUMMARY.
SAME DAY AND DTRACK.-Handicap for all ages
purse OF ssM or which sou to second Que ans
Jumes i. Grtnsted enters ch. C. Daltamar, 2
years. by War Dance, dam Bullet Lyon, IS lbs.
c!ton at bei enters f. ( Cinderella years. 6y
Ed Harrizoa enters !. 6 LORD Lyon, yeats. by
Lochtel' dam Maud, 81 lbs.: :::....-...........
Time-e:eA.
The fourth race was three-quarter-m mils
dash Tor All ngcs for purse Of <10V. Haverl5
was fnvorit In the p0ols before the race. OaA
Groye Rose tnok the lead at the sturt, witt
Bell pissed the Rose Mt the three-Quarter poie
und won the race handily In 1:163i.
TIE SUMMARY.
SAME DAY AND TisACK.-rurse Of $105 for all
ages. Three-quarters Of mile:
Clifton Bell enters b. c. Clifton Bell. 3 years.
by Vero, dam Sympathetic, a5 pounds.
J. 4. Grinsted enters b. 3. Jnck Huverly, 3
years. by wayerly. dam katie. .. POUNDS =. {
eycars By imp. Strachtno, dam Sophy Bud
a; Scott enters 5r. N. Ciarissima. years, BY
Whisten Bros enter b. +. Oak Grove Rose, )
years, by Lochtcl; dam Merose, O. pounds. i
William Maurer enters gr: c. zamora, years,
by MAicoul, dam Black Eyes. 95 pounds. 49,. {
q 1tme-1:l621.
After the fifth heat Of the $40 race, Mccarthy
appeared On the stretch With Little Brown Jug.
Mr.. Demis' fast PAGER. The little animal was
Recognize the compliment. The nnunGncement
was made that the animal would be given fast
milo, and he was sent away ut good clip. but it
was plain TINT be could make no time, as the
milo was trotted Ut the f1lta of 2:l21:, and the
mile wus u1ude in 2:o0: The Jug will be sent to
beat the hest record Monday.
The crOwning event Of the day In the "speed
rings" wns the staeplechase, which was really 4
fine exhibition. 1t took the marshals some time
to clear the course OF carriages, but the horses
In good shape. Linhtunah WIS the tlrst TO take
the stone-wan jump, and Dechaut-rne horse
which fell In the steepIechase eTuesday-toliowed
refused to tuke 1t, and bis rider gave up the race
and retired from the COURSE. DechauI kept On
aroun! and took the second stoae-wali and the
MuIoy followed, and Billet Lee, vino came
mp after them, fell utter clearing the water
and threw his rider to the ground. The horse
htn along after the Others, but b. soon iiscov-
cred that his saddle was slipping. and he gave
up the race: Miss A1nlioy took tho lead, closely
plN53CA Ut VAts aAA DCLuilHL, WIZ utN UEEOLlt
tired out, WIS canterlng lazily after thotn.
When tho two leaders jumped the fence into
the main truck aud came for the run there was
il tight struggle Both came down under the
lash, Miss MAlloy finishing nose ahead of Guy
The crowd yelled Dead HEATH and the Judges,
after long and excited consultation. gave the
race TO Guy. This decision vas very unsatis-
ns it was ,.eneral]y believed that Miss siasloy
was entitled to the race. II. Mcdonald aud
swannanoe were to start in the race, hut were
drawn.
THE SUMMARY.
SANE DAT AND TRAC1.-Grand steeplechase.
purse Of 81 900, for ull ages and open to all
horses; $s50 to first, $50 to second, 500 to third;
two nnd 0ue-quarter miles:
2. Brady u Go. enters b. s. Guy. years, by
NArrasansett, dam Cnigno1. l9 pounds. 80.
.. l.. Hall cutters b. III. Miss Mattoy, years. by
Pat Muloy. dam Susan Gillespie, Ial pounds 2
Bruno Gansel enters ch. e. Ddchaute, years,
by Malcolm, dam imp. Bonnie Scotland, III
tHsAAuS. .--s....
I'd Harrison onLers br. &. Billet Lee, ityed, by
imp. Billet, dam unknown, l29 pounds. 49,. 1
!. a. Griusted enters h. N. Ltatunah, years,
by John Aprgln dam LAl,ura. l.6 pouuds. .-..
IiMc-Not taken