Daily Republican., 1888-08-25
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FROM the EswAFk Ledger. Il
ThsmanaaaFsO the Homewood div.
ina Park, after considerable haro Not
on their part, secured dne ne-d o.
hoElss on Thursday, ana the Ieseu 49,
apparert. BY an audience OF some nve
hnndred ladies and gentlemen, who 81 |
differout times showed their Apprecie
lion by npplauding vigorously. HAcn
horse seemed 10 have pAFticQlar "a
mirera; and 10 one or more fsilowe ~
lowed themselves 10 grow exoited eno
lthTeu, THAR hats In the air and raised
theIr voices 70 . high key, they were
exonanhIe. because the tport warranted
every such Act. The beat OF order Wa
preserved and there was no semoiAnoe
Of foWdyism. -
a. starting Judge
The hrat race Was for horses 70 ioSu
wagon. Six horses responded 70 me
an Of the bell: Henry Durham, VII
miustop. b. N Lady MoTTolli q. p
Rallsp, Hars's Corner, b e. DIN
! Pedro; N, u. Hayden, Wilmington,
m. Nav Bell; 4. T. O. Orouch, klktop,
d. fleet; &. J. Morrison, OhristiAnA,
4 a. q MAJ flower, aud james A. Wilson,
2 Newark, blk. T., Faux. The race Wae
I sAsIjy Won by Fleet In what should
q have bean three heats. but Fleet was
9 al hack 10 the second because he paced
8 oouelderAbly on account Of losing tot
2 weIehts Nal hlwer and Dom Pedro
d he'd . spirited btruERle for second place
bat the dun stallion proved 100 nseS y
tot Tims-2 5sH, 2.bsH 2ts%
2B'H, - II
r n ,Ttins b. r, Harry O, Coouch's d, m
RcruG; WIN. FAlis' z m, WillowsWitch
q. Harry Snods's r. g., Scott, ant
MorrisOn's .. m Ida May. This Gas
d came race from stArt to hnish. 10 tn
Is arst heat WlllovsN Itch made . splen
10 did effort and went TO the front at Tn
Or on Nrter pole, and mAintAiued that posi-
OF ton 10 the wire, with Scott SECOND, Id
IN Nav third, Eorue fourth and Harry I
a. afth. The next three heats were Wo
BY Ida Nay, although II must be COL
oeded that Esruo could have secure
the prizs had Crouoh wished IT, WI
OF loWsWitch sho wed great tpeed, AND 81
IN seemed 70 be in better trotting ioII
be than ever buI0Ee. In fact, the who
n ave horses INSIDE Q horse race Wort
no witnessing. Time-24eA, wa D
SO. The last race on the regular program
o. vas the 2 "a class, pAcerS aud tTotter
on and the starters numbered three-hoa
nd Ben, SARwA aud Neil II. 10 the hr
On. heat Roam Ben and Nell h q sulkl
red oolllded, causing Pete Pagan 70 p'
down brakes. SAgWA and Nell h. OF
sed tinued. The side wheeler took the le'
my and came home winner In 2.37s4 Roi
will Ben started in the second heat. II v
rho 4 hard aRht between the trioi b
do SAqWA's nose showed under the wire
,ur. neck in advance Of Ben, in AK 7
lur. third heat was none the less excitlr
nan After Masking three breaks In the d
? or half, SARWa settled, and came hoi
hat winner in 97% Oo1sldera6le obs
0 In zion was made TO she way Roam =
ute. went, bat he 10 hard horse TO beat
and his gait. Every contest WAS purely
iul, Its merits, and III will agree that
heir exhibitions OF speed we're thorough
) is enjoyed.
that There was race between Elk 10
? or horses driven by their owners IS
mn lows: MEnsel Tweed, John Moo
and II. Wade, Frank Brown, VIM. MON
len aud Frank Collins There Was
OF fun, and every fellow did his lie
beat to win. McMallen's little
sday seem sd to have the speed, and woI
, was 8 OF, with Collins a good second, Nc
nled Ehird, aud the balance well bench
rley- Two more heats were trOttet, and
/. 10 Mullen won both, with Moore sCoo
/ fire Time was not given cut IN hents.