Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
VERY FAST RACING
TariR, Master and Frank b Were
Winners
TIE Great 2.ig RACE UNFINISHED
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<lt y 49, ~'~~~-
The races sere vel attended yester-
day. ana thsfe sas great excitement
over the En.sh % the race between
Billy Keserly Bay Tom and rsrlh.
There we're bets and pools On the race
g. ths es.snt 0f $1,000, ard il vas highly
important for the interest u certain
parties that Beverly should WIN. To
make the thing dead sure Bay Tom WAS
purchased l4st night At a cost OF $50.
and c s4s planned to have b.m make a
raee Tor TaE1 10 tne three-quaFter
pole, and then have Beverly tackle bun
- the home stretch. when he was we'll
wi4ded, and beat hun. The schem me
was dlsaa. failure, however, ami
Tariff Won easily ia 2.24 Pay Tonl
could not keep near enough 20 bother
tie oig fellow aud he went away from
Billy Beverly on the home stretch,
although Rslhbun pied the whip every
str.de There Was a solemn gathering
ii sfssrIs after the race around the
pools trying to get eyen-
Ihe 3-veaT-old race was won IN two
straight heats oy Master. time z5f and
80.
Tie 30 trott.ag race was 4 hot one,
All the t4ue VAS excellent considering
shr nunlber OF heats tEotted. Grey
Duke drew the pole, Pat second place,
Peter thlrd, Eva fourth and Frank
Is fisth The latter was ths tavorite,
and sold m the pools nc 10, Eva and
the hc.d 3. Pat took the leitd IN the
Erst heat and held t AZ the finish, A.
though Peter X ran and trOtted alter
natcly all around the course. Pat
went under the wire IN 2.26. With
Frank r, Peter IL, Eva and Grey Dake
close after hun.
fhe second heat vas won by Frank
L Ia 2.26f, with Pat second, Eva tnirt,
Peter h fourth and Gray Duke several
lengths behind. Tie also Won the third
heat, and this time Eva was second.
Pat third, Peter h fourth and Grey
Duke near the distance.
The driver OF Eva here protested
against Peter X. VINO kept close behind
tine pole horse1 and ran just 50 as to
hold Eva IN a pocket. Next time Eva
came to the front and was followed
under the wire by Frank B, Peter X
anu - III ttltlA OANft WY AtAhC aast .
ing been drawn. Tue 2.S0t.
Frank X was sent tO alu IN the fifth
heat aud won haudily IN s:2S. Eva
was second. Peter X third. and Pat
fourth. Tins finished the race and the
money was awarded Is follows. Frank
r tir.t, Eva second, Fat third, and
Peter \ fourth.
The great center Of interes. was IN
tile I'D trOttIng race. rAe horses
were very evenly matched, bat Almont
sold IN the pools for - against
tie field for 3. The odds were
50 great and the held 50 small that the
most OF the sports backed the favoute.
AlmOnt drew first place, Fawnce
second and Frank Middleton third.
The horses got away without much
scoring and the race was pretty one
between AlmOnt and Middleton. but
the latter went under the wire length
anead, having passed Middleton on the
last turn. Time 2.22l.
AimOat stock went up TO % against
the field al ., bat some of the horse
npn we're struck with the easy Nay IN
wDsch Middleton hung To AlmOnt and
buught the field.
In the second heat Middleton got t.
tie front and was repeatedly neaded
b. AlmOut hut the latter kept
breaking and dropping back and
Frank Middleton won bv half length
IN 2.3ef. with AlmOnt second and Paw
lee thir,. Tie third heat was repe-
tton Of the second, Middleton win
n.ug ~ 2.-Sl.
Middleton nov sold at 10, and the
feii az H..
They went away for the fourth heat
exactly as Iu the second and third, and
tae race WAS a grand one 20 look upon.
The tW0 leaders came under tbo wire at
tae haf-mile exactly even. and their
heads did rot separate until on tine
back stretch. when Oimout made one
of hs bad breaks and dropped
back. The cheers from the
grand stand werc dcaf9nng At
TINS stage of the race. but 70 the sur
PRISE 0t every one Middleton Stacked
rp ou thc last turn and AimOut passed
hinl aud won by a ieugtA "A 2.23. The
crowd declared that Middleton was
held back BY hts driver, and the judges
themselves were suspicious bot said
nothing.
In the fSta heat Middleton and Paw
nec bad sbs bcsf Of the start. and ti-
mont asifd behind at the lower end
q 1Ec hack stretch near thc three-quar-
t. polo paVnee was gradually pulled
out 50 rs % let Almout pass
tetwer1 him and Middleton ss
ty trotted abreast and Almoat COME
g1lec the wire ahead, time 2e5.
There was loud protest ladc rs the
SPECTATORS. and the Judges after con-
sgitug together declared no heat sDd
f4Iicd M Amos Rathtun snd n1t h.m
fl charge ot Middleton. and FuE Hili
wss pas beh.ad PsNnee. Lucky John
vas very indignant att their decision bat
krrt s temper very we'll
1he rerert.on % the fftn heat pro-
cgced another surprise. f8wuee
sremrd 70 have no SNOW at AL in ,1e
race except Tor tasri place. but th,s
tme hc ss4ppc3 eat 80 hVeiy as q
cricket aud showed Almout h.s heels
al tba way to t1e fialsh. TIME -
Middleton was gone on las legS AMI
suffered From a g5tcn als eitoN azd &
was eEIdrst teat ~ was tired
Tllc nest hCat vas rtcttt.Hn of
the lsst AmeHt beaded FaraeI. 0nce
Cf tviTe. hat tnn latter ssetnH Z 20 Holf
e. IS work ssl8 won srau n z- ft
ras aur tea hlte 90 8r sa tae race. at..i
g. vas postponed Hutt Z siaes telay
Tire eslr-as 1871 b. earefailV watched Ia
tfe a.eant.ne 81 present - iaaDv
b 1eFs 1 tha ufrffst ~ eets of pouI-
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