National Republican., 1883-08-30
THE FAST MACS.
Events on the Turf nj Brighton Beach,
Saratoga, and IIsmptien Park.

Events ON the Turf at Brighton Beach,
Saratoga, and IIamTden Park.
NEW York, Aug. 29.-The first race at
Brighton Beach to-day was for purse of $3.50,
divided, for maidens of all ages, one mile
Emma Il won, with Marshall second, and
Mocco third. Time, 1:4iS.
Second race, purse $3.50, divided selling al
lowances, three-quartors of q mile. Little
Buttercup won, Gyantwa second, and Odette
third. Time 117f.
Third race, purse $3.50. divided fve-eighths
of milo. Plungcr won by three lengths,
Clara second, and Spiegelberg third. Time,
1;02,
Fourth race, purse $3.50, divided, for all
ages five-eighths of mile. Granite won,
Miss Brewster and Carrie Stewprt dead
heat for second place. Time iuO99.
Fifth race, purse $3.50, divided, for four
year-uIds aud upward, selling allowances,
one and one-cighth miles. Metropolis won,
Marie second, Monk third. Time, 1:573.
Sixth race, purse $3.50, divided, for all ages,
seven-eighths of mile. Lytton won,
Orange Blossom second, John Ledford third.
Time, 1:29.
SARATOGA, N, Y, Aug. 29.--The first race,
threo-qarters of mile, for two-year-olds,
was won by Richard Loud, Envoy second,
and Powhatan third. Time l;lSl.
The second race, one mile and 500 yards,
WAS WON Ohplus, DeSsle sCCOuut anu DidLOa
third. Time, 2:14i.
The third race one mile and seventy yards
for three-y year-olds, was won by Owen Bow
ling, Princess second, and McIinty third.
Time, 1:IS9.
The fourth race, handicap, for all ages,
| one mile and quarter over fvo hurdles, was
won by Fury, Beaverwyck second and Raven
third Time, 2:22.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Aug. 29.--The second
day of the meeting at Hampden park drew
| 5000 persons, who witnessed some interesting
races. The weather was somewhat windy,
but tho track was we'll sprinkled, and no dis
comfort was experienced.
The 2:25 class trot was anybody's race, and
the pool men were puzzled as to what the
result would be. Edwin Thorne proved q
great disappointment to his numerous heavy
hackers A running race of five miles, in
which Myrtle Peck and Nine. Marantelle
were the riders, was quite exciting, though
| Myrtle Pc won by one-eighth of mile in
| 1117. The seventh heat in the 2:21 class trot,
which was not finished yesterday, was won
by Zoe B, Amelia G taking second money and
Dan Smith third. The fourth money was di-
vided between Judge Davis and Louise N.
| Jay-Eye-See gave an exhibition, trotting
a quarter in 324. The following are the sum
maries:
The e:25 class, purse $1,000, diyided-Don,
3 l; King Almont, g IL 2; Barbara
Patchen q 332 3; stephen G, "a s.
ruled out; Prince A 9 5 8, ruled out; Her
sey, 4 6 6, ruled out; Valley Boy, z 7 g.
distanced. Time, 2:25i, 225l, 2;27, 2:25, 2;26,
2:30l.
Free for all, purse $1,000, dividcd-wilson,
1 1; Edwin Thorne, Q 2; Director, 3;
Fanny Witherspoon, A 4. Time, 2:202,
1921, 2:212.
New YORK, Aug. 29.-The postponed races
for the 300 and 2:30 clastes at the midsummer
meeting of the New York and Bfooklyn
Driving club were concluded at Parkvihe,
L. l., to-day. Crete G won the first event
in two straight hoat7. Time, PAL and 233.
Rocket won second money, st. Giles third,
and Brilliant fourth.
The race for the 2:30 class resulted In a
victory for Ingomar. Time, 2:3Ol, 2;30, and
2:30I Daisy took second money, Fanny
Irwin third, and Effie G.. fourth.
| The regular programme consisted of races
for the 2:45 and 2:35 classes The first was
won by frankie B in straight heats. Prince
took second money, Eta A third, and Ran
som fourth. Time, 2:391, 2:374, and 2:3s
Polly b won the race for the 235 class, Ossian
Pet taking second money, Shamrock third
and Frank r fourth. Time, 1854, 2:35, 2:32
| and 236b, .r ga. ID.