Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-09-07

Hendrlekson, Ella II. Stewart
THE RACES.
There were from |, 1000 to ], 800 person,
on the grand stand when time was called
for the hrst race, this being the O. As elias,
trotters, unfinished the previous even
Ing on account OF the darkness There
were four other races on the program
one of which, the eentleman's double
team, bad to bc postponed until to. DAY
on account Of the rain.
In the 2.45 class Fanny II. took the
lead, and ne she had but one heat to win
the race kept It until the end with Agnes
NJ, who was the last to get away, good
second.
Trere we're eight entries In the "a,
pacirg race but only five started, In the
trst heat Clairmost drew the pole and
went away In the lead, with Berry Davis
at his wheel. When the half mile was
reached Emma L., who was third horse,
lame with rash and passed Berry Davis
who broke badly aud fell bsck two or
three lengths. In the stretch Emms
L. took the lead ard went under the wire
q winner. Berry Davis passed Clairm ont
and secured second place Magnolia
was badly distance1.
Emma L. took the lead in the second
heat and kept 1t until the close, passing
under tho wire with Clarmont second
Berry Davis third and Fatinitxa dIstanc.
ed. The third heat and the race, was
also won by Emma L., with the Other
horses the same as In the previous heat.
There were ten starters IN tbs 2.37 class
trotters, and considerable difficulty was
experienced In getting them st rted, as
they came under t,e wire like flock OF
sheep. After rspestsd warnings from
the Judge the driver OF Peter Whetstone
was fined 10, for scoring ahead Of the
poe horse.
by this time the wind was blowing al.
most gale, and It was only after the
greatest trouble that the horses got
away, with fremont, who bad drawn the
pole, In the lead. He was quickly over
hauled BY Bay Thorn Wcoi, who won
the heat easily with fremont six lengtAs
behind, second. The second heat was
essily won by Bay Thorn Wood, who
seemed to have things Ill his own way.
Mischief secured second lace and John
w. third. The third bctt' was merely
a re, etitlon of the preceding two, Bay
Thorn Wood winning the heat and race
easily, MI. chief second and fremont
third. Mischief got second money and
fremont third.
There were Eve starters In the running
race, three fourths OF q mile. ASH wa6
pouring rain and the track In q yely
slippery conc ition, there va q vast deal
OF trouble In getting the horses started,
When at last the word vas given Della.
ware shot away in the LEM, with Vaulter
secoed and Maggie @. third When the
horses had passed the half-mile pole
Springlock and Viloda, both OF which
were last in the race, iell and threw
their ridere. Delaware won the heat
with Vaulter second and Maasie G. third.
The second heat was won by Vaulter.
who got away ia the lead and was never.
h. AIDED. Delaware fnished second and
Viloda third. In the third h, at cnly
Delaware aud Vaul,er started. Delawar6|
iairly ran away from hipt aud won ths
heat and rac.. Vaulter got second
money.
The following Is summary Of the
races:
FIRST RACE, 245 CLASS rRoTTERs.
PURSE S4C0.
Unfinished from Thursdar.
Fanaie H.. ch IN, Clark ret,t, Salem,
Mary spie.inan, b m, VI. ii. White,
snss u j. ii. Philips, fiiia:
.i:a!a 5, Ii. +. strcds, Wet chs:
Hope, m, VI: woodraihi.. Academy
doilie ltcier, ch IN. =. FiaaEeii vii:
iinnie D'. m, William smith, Irlc.. 'ia5
harrison, b x, W. q. Maxwell, Miadle-
'sdy ilitner, ii. Ii. Pi lips, fioeni1.' Phoenix
Tine asji:a AS Sssi.s dis
Ecosp RACE, 2.45 PAGERS. PURSE sicO.
m ma I Z. b m, F. W. Leopard, Phila-
iairmont, U,k &, Frank starr, Baiti.
eTfy Davis, Harry Hunter i. ilade.'
sSiia,ili, + & =, Maple Valley Stock ;i;a s''
aSnolIas : IN, b. b. Phillip. fiGnix:' = dis
Zine iais.:i, a.siiiiii.S IN IL. OILS
HIRD RACE, 2.S CLASS TRorTERs.
PURSE, f4t1. |,
az Thorn Wood, s. Aaron Hill.
d ;Sisi. dn &. III. L. Dcviin. f;hll.dci: l
;sI@an ,, Basiaw' 9, Fisis 4 Docrf;..
W.. ch & I. q. MANLY, Smith Mills,
reno !. bl ,. Giovcrdaii State Fair.
I'M W, b Z, Lyman Redmond. Baiii. /" .
aEpys s.. M i. Kanimiin, rIiisioi:
,!er MILESTONE. b g. u. i. Uirich,,
ss ytst, br IN. Joseph i. West, West, o
AIRY W.. j. ii. Phillips ,Pliiid.ipbiia 3
fine . 81 S-4. 2.Si "a, 2.45. n
'URTH RACE, RUNNING " MILE HEATS 8
PURSE, Sl25.
law.re, Oh m, PoIe1y Stables, !
.aiter, :, Charles ii. Dca sisas;' Ne;is
.ssie c. IN. D.-ney CrVsaan, Phiia- =
iS'a lillian Fessy, Cisstanut .a;i'.;i 4iii Nv
nglock, bg, William kele, PhiIa-
rine-i.ii - isiI.ii IL; IL. '~ 3
NOTES. Ii
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rth Front street. Philadelphia, has m N,
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sale made during she fair. m
gahle, the PHILADELPHIA bird man, A
de sweepstake on awards, and was
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hibited. This Is not 10 be wondered a hp'
as his display OF fine singing cana ries, &C
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