Daily globe., 1883-08-29

much foot for the balance, and won with
the greatest ease in three straight heats,
the only interest being il the contests for
second and third place.
The starters were as follows, the horses
going in the order named: VIM. III. Mat
thews, m Prilla; John Archer bl N Lala
Judd; Isaac Staples, ch ViatOr; II. Barns,
br N Orinda; G. F. jackson, br VoIun-
teer, Jr.; and E. A. Parker, b m Netty G.
In the pool selling on the ground before
the first race, Nettie G. and Viator sold for
S. each, the field bringing So and $5
alternati7ely.
very fair start was had in the first
heat, Volunteer and Judd having a trife
the best of it, with Orinda, Viator and
Nettie we'll up, Prilla up. On passing the
quarter Nettie made play for the lead, soon
passing Orinda and Volunteer, Jr., who
were on even terms, with Victor three
lengths back. Going down the back stretch
Nettie opened up lead of six lengths, an
advantage she held to the distance, when
Parker pulled her to a jog, going under
the wire with length the best of Volun-
teer, Jr., who was a length ahead of Orinde,
who had about the same advantage of
Viator, Prilla bad fifth and Judd a still
worse sixth. The driver of Orinda made a
complaint that he was fouled by Volunteer,
Jr., on the back stretch, and evidence sus-
tanning the complaint, Orinda was given
second place, Time 2:37M.
After three trials the horses were sent off
to an excellent start. Nettie took the pole
at the turn, Orinda and Volunteer head
aud head two lengths behind, Orinda on
the Jump, Viator close up and Prilla four
LoV@I
quarter Nettie had three lengths the
lead, positions of the Others unchanged.
Just after passing the quarter Volunteer
broke and fell to the rear, and from this
point the race was a procession, Nettie G..
finishing in a jog four lengths ahead of
Orinda, who had length the best of Via
tor, followed by Judd, Volunteer and Pril-
la. A complaint was made that Orinda
gained on her run on the first stretch, but
the complaint was not sustained. Time,
1854.
Before the third heat was started the
Judges called Mr.. Archer, the driver of
Lulu Judd to the stand and proposed
putting John Palmer up behind her. Mr..
Archer protested that he was doing the
best he could with the mare, and that he
should win if he could, and upon this as
surance he was allowed to retain his seat.
The horses were away in the second
effort to an excellent start, Nettie g.
Ornda and Volunteer were on even terms
at the quarter with Judd right on their
wheels. Here Nettie broke and dropped
to fifth place, the others maintaining their
positions. Settling down Nettie was sent
along very fast and had the lead at the half
while Judd had worked into second place
The rest of the race was procession, the
finish being Nettie G, Lulu Judd, Orinda
Volunteer, Jr., Viator and Prilla. Mr.
Archer, however, made complaint that
Nettie was pacing when she passed Judd
and also that Volunteer fowled him OF
the Sc :ond turn. The judges thinking the
evidence of the patrol judge and othe1
drivers sustained the complaint, declared
the heat dead between Nettie and Judd
Time, 2:3819.
The decision of the judges as above wa
hailed with hearty applause by those still
remaining on the grounds. but muc
greater satisfaction was manifested whel
the horses called up for the fourth, tn
/ driver of Lulu Judd was removed an
John Palmer, of La Crosse, put in tn