Daily globe., 1883-08-30

part OF the course, while those in the rear
alternated positions so rapidly as to defy
identification. The first phalanx, consist
ing of the first five named, got off on very
even terms. On the first turn Silas
Wright had the pole, with Humboldt next.
and on even terms with him Elmwood
Chief and Theresa Scott on their wheels.
the others joining in a grand song and
dance IN the rear. There we're no material
changes for the balance of the
course, the only noticeable feature being
that Silas Wright alone seemed to under.
stand 1t was trotting race, and of all the
starters he was the only one that kept his
feet from wire to wire. The finish was in
the following order: Silas Wright, Hum
boldt, Elmwood Chief, Theresa Scott, Tom
hlrkWood, Naoma, John Thomas, Lady
Florence, Mollie B, Black Jim, and Dutch
Girl. Time, 2:3O.
The betting following this heat was lively,
the knowing ones backing Elmwood Chief
TOT trst place in the race at $40, while
Sllas Wright had liberal backing at ST..
the balance selling in the field at 81.
sec; nd Heats me me was consumed
IN scoring, but finally good send-off was
secured. Silas Wright and Elmwood Chief
at once went to the front with Hemboldt
and Scott in third and fourth places, the
others punched. Wright and Chief kept
on even terms, both trottiDg squareIy until
after passing the half, when Wright left
his feet for the first time. He was quickly
settled, but soou after entering the home
stretch Chief crowded him of his feet and
went to the front, and won with ease, being
pulled almost to stop before reaching the
wire. Wright finished second followed IN
the order named by Tom Kirk
wood, Hemboldt, Namona, Theresa
Scott, MoIlie B, Black Jim, John Thomas.
Lady Florence and Dutch Girl. Time.
2:291.
Pools after this heat sold Kirkwood SO
to So for the field.
Third Heat-A very bad send of was
given in this heat, HemboIdt having full
length the best of the balance of the field.
while Wright and Elmwood Chief were
four and five lengths back. Just before
reaching the quarter Mollie B took the
lead from Hemboldt, who was passed in
turn in going to the half by the Chief and
Wright, the others trailing in the rear.
Entering the home stretch the Chief and
Wright had got on nearly even terms with
Mollie B, and nice contest took place
down the stretch, where Wright
broke and lost his place
while the Chief forged ahead of
Bassett, winning by length, followed by
Mollie B., Hemboldt, Wright, Kirkwood.
Black Jim, Dutch Girl, Theresa Scott, Ma
mona, John Thomas and Lady Tlorence.
Time 2:32.
Fourth Heat-The best send-off of the
race was secured in this heat, the first
phaianx being on even terms, and all in
the second we'll up. There was considsra-
BILE song and dance business, but at the
quarter the Chief showed with length Of
two leads, followed by Hemboldt, Dutch
Girl, John Thomas, Kirkwood, Theresa
Scott, Black Jim, with Mollie B. last. At
the half the Chief had increased his lead
to five lengths, with Hemboldt and Dutch
Girl battling for second place, the others
we'll bunched, except Mollie B., who
was hopelessly in the rear. Down the
stretch the chief had it all his own way.
the drivers of the other horses all using
every bit of skill they knew to improve
their positions, the finish being Elmwo3d
Chief, Dutch Girl, HemboI0t, John Thom-
as, Tom Kirkwood Namona, Theresa Scott.
Silas Wright, Lady Florence, MclHe B. and
Black jim. Time, 2:33.
SUMMARY.
Trotting 2:32 class, purse $500, divided into
four moneys:
Il. T. Knubs, br. g., Elmwood
Chief, by Black Ranger, dam
Doll .by3Revenge E. ........ 81 !
Simonds d Clough, V. g., Silas
Wright, by Alexander, dam by
Gov. Wright ................. ! 2
w. c. Russell, v. G., Hemboldt e. 2 8
Otto & Blanchard, bI. S., Tom
Kirkw cd, by Green's Bastard,
by Gales dam Morgan . 5 5 5
Abe Rohrback, gr. m, Therisa
Scott. ...-.............. Z
Price Smith, br. m, Namona, by
Pelham Tartar ............ 6 5 9 6
VIM. Parker, br. m, MoIlie B.,
by Wright, by Alexander, dam
by Duke of Saratoga ........ 9 6 2 10
S. o. Turner, V. NJ, Dutch Girl, by
AbdallHh ...... IL IL 2
Henry SeebY, br S, John Thomas,
by Gen. Knox. Observation-Disclosures. 8 9 10
Geo. P. Smith, bl. g., Black Jim. 1O 8 6 IL
John Van Horn, bl. M, Lady Flor
ence, by Mermelan. ..........,,. 8 10 II 8
Time, 2:30, 2:29H, 2:32, 2:3S.
HURDLE RACE.
For hurdle race, mile meats over five
three feet hurdles, the association offered
purse of $2.OO0-$1.OOO to first, $500 to
second, $500 to third, and 5000 to fourth,
expecting it to be one of the features of
the week. AS it resulted only four horses,
just sufficient to get piece of the money,
while the race was slow and the jumping
poor. The entries, understood to be horses
from Winnipeg, were, b N Nora, by G. NJ
Webb; ch N Bonnie Jean, by Mckenzie;
en- N Maggie S., by n. Stanley, and m
Col. B., by P. Carey, the horses having
positions in the race in the order named.
The horses were sent off in
slow gallop, Nora little in the
lead, followed by Bonnie Jean, Col. B. and
Maggie S. The first two took the first hur-
die in good style, but Col. B. struck the
hurdle square and fell, fortunately not in
iuring himself or his rider. The horse
was soon on his feet, and led the string by
avoiding the hurdles 10 the finish. As
soon as the others stopped running he
stopped and turned back t. the stand, and
was caught without trouble. The other
three horses ran this race through without
special feature beyond the fact that Mag
gle S. alone cleared all the hurdles, the
other two in turn hitting and knocking
down the hurdles as they passed. The fin
ish was Maggie s., Bonnie Jean and Noh-
ra, Col. B. distanced. Time, 2:O5.
In the second heat Maggie s. took a
commanding lead in the first eighth of a