The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-07-04
A FIELD DAY.
Splendid Racing on the East
ern Track.
CALIFORNIA WINS.
Continued Labor Troubles
Five Hundred Men Thrown
Out of Work.

H CHICAGO. July Eight thousand people
witnessed the racing at Washington Park
Eto-day, and the day was full of surprises
FLOR the fraternity. The track was frst-class,
though quite hard. In the first event the
largest field that ever faced the flag in the
/ United States came to the post, there being
/ stwenty-eight starters. First race: six fur
longs, all ages; starters-Mary Hamilton,
Boy Rebel, Exile, Vigilance, Sam Powers,
Little Dale, Handy Andy, Thady, Nora M,
/, Bob, Swim1n, Judge Touling, Seaman.
Termagant, Bob Lockwood, Wizard. Black
! Mike, The Ute, Fletch Taylor, Arthur,
Spark, Herman, Harry, Rose, Sixty Six,
Gnydette, Red Girl, Test, Sparland, Viper,
McBowling and Mr.. Dealer. Boy Rebel led
for half the route, when Test came through
rom the fourth place and won by nose
from Sam Powers, Handy Andy third.
Time, 1:16k
Second race-KenwOOd stakes for two
year-olds colts, five furlongs; starters-En-
drew, Silver Cloud. Primers, Uncle Dan, B.
g. Bruce, Tartar, Lancaster BandbOx, Fe-
liciter, Jim Gray, Little Charlie Farrell,
Adrion, The Bourbon, Syntax, Luke Short,
Grinold, King OF Norfolk, Pat Sheedy and
Enright. The pools sold 5000 for BandbOx;
SIS for Enright, $65 for Primers, $45 for
King OF Norfolk. When the flag fell B. G.
Bruce was the leader, but King of Norfolk
ran into the lead in the first few strides,
and was never again headee, winning by a
length, Bandbox second, Silver Cloud third.
time, 1:O2A. The winner is the property of
2. Pashee, of California, and is II bright
chestnut in color, with powerful shoulders
and quarters. He is by Norfolk out of
Merriam, and this is his first win. He will
bear watching hereafter. This is the third
great stake that California has placed to
to it's credit at this meeting. Paris Mu-
tuals paid, $500.
Third race-Englewood stakes for three
year-old fillies, one mile; starters-Nlission
Belle, Banana, Irish Lass, Wanda, Constel-
lation, Billisca, Gold Bar and Lady Way
ward. Pools-Gold Bar, $11O; Mission
Belle, $40; Lady Wayward, SAT; field, $71-
Irish Lass showed the way to the head of
the stretch, when Gold Bar and Lady Way
ward joined issue with her. Lady Way
ward went to the front furlong from
home and won by length from Gold Bar
Mission Belief third; time, 1:43. Paris
mutuals paid 5000.
Fourth race-for three-year-olds and up
wards, one mile; starters-Jas. E. Philips,
Trollope,1 Blackfellow, Revoke, Hanap,
Chantilley, Hot Box, Musk. Archbishop and
Tantrum. Sovereign Pat, the favorite won
handily by two lengths, Hanap, second,
Charley Lucas, third; time, 1:43R. Paris
mutua1s paid $17.2O.
Fifth race-.penalties and allowances for
all ages, one mile and furlong; starters
Slip Along Buchanan, Leman, Polly Yates,
kakala and Irish Pat. Buchanan was a
hot favorice, but was hardly in the limit at
all. Leman led from the start to the finish
and won by length and a half, Irish Pat
second, Buchanan third; time, 1:57. Paris
mutuals paid $22.1O.
New YORK, July This was the tenth
and last day OF the June meeting at Sheep
head bay, and it was perfect one for rae
ing. the attendance was large. The event
Of the day was the winning by Waddell
Byron OF the Goodbye stakes. The last |
race was marred by the falling OF Rory |
O'Moore at the last jump, rolling over and
and injuring his jockey "a. Lynch) seri-
ously.
KEENE's OLD FLYER.
LONDON, July 1.-At Newcastle and Gas |
forth Park summer meeting to-day the race |
ior the northumberland plate OF ZOO |
sovereigns, was won by r. Craig formerly |
]. r. Keene's) five-year-old chestnut horse |
Blue Grass Mr. Anson's three-year-old |
bay colt Hambledon was second, and R. !
Jardint's five-year-old brown horse Green |
bank third. There were seven starters.
THE DIAGONAL FIELD.
"a. |
DETROIT, July New Yorks, 2; Detroits,
1.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-Philadelphias, l St. |
Louis, 0.
BUFFALO, July 1.-Buffalos. 6; Provi-
lence, 5.