The evening world., 1888-09-20
RACES.
Roy Wilkes the Winner Of the lib
Pacing Glass. .
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Jean Smith Wins in the 2.22
Trotting Class.
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Guy to Attempt Record Breaking
on Saturday.
EsrEc1AL TO H EVENING wonLp.l

ESPECIAL TO TIT EVENING wORLD.I a
FLEETWOOD RACE TRACK, Sept. 20 The record
Of yesterdays racing sounded the keynote for a
successful fail meeting Of the New York Driving
club. With good track and One trot,ing yesterday
better sport was expected to-day. and the crowd
In attendance was consequently considerably
larger.
But two contests were Programmed. but they
were exceptionally interesting ones: the 2. 20 class
for a purse Of $3.50. and the 2 IS pacing class, parse
81 900. George Archer shouted the word, as yester-
day, and ex-Alderman Hughes and j.. Smith were
the other judges.
President DE Cordova, Of the New York Driving
Club. announced to THE EVENING WORLD reporter
to-day that the club has agreed to give a purse for
q large amount for Guy, the remarkable little
horse who won the Morrisiana Stakes yesterday, to
start to beat the fastest time ever made on the
Fleetwood track, 2. 18H. Large bets have been
| made that this record viii be beaten by this fast
son OF Kentucky Prince.
Saturday at . p. NJ. has been liked on for the
trial.
First Race q. % class. Smith sold in the suc-
tons at s65; Clara, $50; Baby, 10; Longford, IS,
and Geld, So
First Heat-Clara was the pole horse and sold
fsvorite for the heat. She held her vsntaRe point
and pulled away to six lengths, which she held
from the half to the stretch and won easily,
Shi y oauN oiuih INV sio po'St
when Jean Smith pulled In and snatched the posi-
ton at the wire BY a neck. Time-2T
Mutuels paid 81. 30.
favorite at $50 to $50 on the field.
He shot away at the word, and Rugged the pole
| clear arouni, Ulster Belle pushln him hard to the
stretch, wnen she gave up, and Roy won IN a jog,
Ulster Belle second and Allen Maid q good third.
Time-2 loH:
, First Race. Second att betting was even
on Clara at $50 against the neld.
l ThNa n q tnfaFAAItn0 m nnAIW nNf
heat. Clara led the procession into the stretch.
Lucile's BaDy close at ner heels All around. No
heat, and the Bahy won BY q bare nose in 2 sOH.
,s seem, Rae. ,Ss 5e,s;Sa q, s sss 70 Re- Wilkes was the
He had a bit the worst OF the start, and Allen
Maid y, n took tt the he P SS,i. r s"s w sss s SsS : creased e5ss, 1es ~
were crowdine Ed AMMAN for second place, but
ROY broke badly and was out of the contest. The
Ulster Belle ! hei third. Time. isx.
Fra, Rae, Third Heat. Jean Smith continued
the favorite. and ~jusnned the judgment Of his
the pole and maintained the lead to the front Of the
racks, where Clara shot to the 'front.' with Jean
In the stretch Smith passed the marc, and won
by a length, in q 21H, Lucille's Baby second by q
head. and Clara third.
Second Race. Third Heat. Wilkes tried
hard for the pole. but broke at the quarter ana
lengths benind and Roy In third place to the ascent
of the hill. where Wilkes put in q burst Of speed
and snot past the mare, winning by two lengths,
Balsora Wilkes second and Alien Maid third. Time
.. l4H.
Mui uels paid s11. 10.
First Race. Fourth Heat-Perplexedw was way In
front at the ford and took The pole, with Clara
close up. He broke on the half, and Jean Smith,
who had been craving mp, shot ahead with the
Baby next. Jean smith maintained his lead to the
nnisn, Lucrle's Bany. second and W. K. third.
Time 21k. Mutuels paid So rs.
Ida Belle was drawn.
second Race. Fourth Heat-Roy Wilkes won the
heat and race In 2. Is, holding the pole from start
to nnish. Ed Amman came in second BY two
Ian yths, Balsora wilkes third.
Mutuels paid So 80
First Race. Fifth Heat-Jean Smith won the
heat, which decided the race, having allowed Per
nI.x.d 10 lead him to the half, when he came 70
he front and won handlly. Luoilles Baby second
and w X. third. Ttme-2. 2lL.
Mutuels paid s. 6.
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