Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-19
THE SECOND MEETING,
HoRsEs DO SOME FINE IRortINa ON
THE MANNHEIM TRACK.
q Thou,ard People Gamer There and Ericy
the Bse ts-rhs & Dosrr's sherman Bs-
,lau First In One Contest--A Heat
rrotied by q Reading Nag In $3.50.

The Msnbeim driving psrk had another
big day Thursdpy when the second meet.
ing Of the season took place. Although
the air Fss cold and chilly there were prob
ably q thousand people on the grounds, In.
Guiding many ladies'. In the number were
well known lovers OF horse flesh from Ian.
caster, Reading aud nearly every small town
In the upper part OF the county. The
Citizens and Liberty bands, rival musical
organizations OF the town, were present and
eniivened the occasion with sweet music.
The management OF the fair learned some.
thing from their experience on opening
day, and Increased the price OF admission
from l5 to 25 cents. The latter sum was
not too large, for the crowd had much more
than that value In sport. As there Is no
high fence around the grounds, many per.
sons viewed the races from the tracks Of
the railroad, which are rather high at this
point In this crowd were quite large
number OF people who 90 not believe In
horse racing, especially when they are
esked to put up quarter for II. There were
four capital races during the afternoon that
were highly enjoyable The time made
was very good, and in fact was better than
some Of the horse owners wanted. John
Rolsnd, OF New Holland, George Youiz, Of
Lebanon, and Kaufman Deutsch, Of Lam
caster, acted "a judges
THE TRoT FoR GREEN ONES.
TIE first event was q trotiing race
for hoTses that had never before
started. There wtre thirteen entries
bat only ten srpssrod on the track when
the bell was rung promptly al o'clock.
The horses had great deal of difficulty in
getting eli for the fret heat, az there was 80
many OF them and they scored number
OF times When they were finally given
the word, Cochran's Bobby Patterson, 9
horse that is bliod Of both eyes, shot to the
front He soon broke but lost little ground
and took the heat rather easily with Harry
r., b'g bay horse Of this city, second
Emma Lsrney third, and four others dis
tsncsd. In the second heat the blind horse
seemed to have lost his grip somewhat an d
fell to third place with Harry X, first,
Harry +. second, and two more distsnced.
There were but three starters In the next
heats and the contests we're close at times.
Harry Il. came under the wire q rs,, win.
ming the race, whiio Boboy took second
money. The summary OF this race is here
given
Trot for horses that had never before been
entered purse, s'0. s!5 to fret, sl5 to second
and SO to third.
Frank Brown enters b. r., Harry R....2 !
b; l.: Cochran enters biz. q, Bobby
Henry Fry enters niiictirisiib,'l;.,Hii,r;r.' b. r. Harry
Marlin Miller enters b. IN Emma Lar
ney .........................3 Dis.
John II. Apple enters b. r., Hamlin. "A Dis.
John HuDtzberger enters c. m,
Bird 80. ...........................6 Dis.
Daniel shC affer enters g.. r., Doc.....Uis.
Dr. j. ID. Hartman enters b. K, GOOD
win .....s........ .......,.................D Dis.
w. kurtz enters b. e., Billy K..........Dis,
En Shelly enters b. f.. Harry s........Dis.
Iine-2;t6, 252k, 2.6!, 2:56k.