The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06
A DROP OF TWENTY SECONDS
PAGERS HAVE 4 QUITTING MATCH AT
DUNDEE DRYING PARE.
Ts,rA Dnr Of tse C,ren,t M.st,sr-PA-lIeo

Third Day OF the Circpit MestinE-Ph-iioo
and AbbIs v. Lower ThsIr Records
Milan VvIas the Sevoa-heat PHCe-C. II.
h. has n WAlkoVer In hIn Glass.
While It was too hot for comfort at the new
track near Paterson on Wednesday. tho tenn
petRture Yesterday afternoon Was even higher.
and those who came to see the trotters anc
pacors perform we're treated to an open-air
Turkish bath tree OF charge.
The intense heat had Its effect on the horses,
especially In the $3.50 pace, whero the heats
were divided up till the side- wheeiers grew 80
weary that the final mile was more than twenty
seconds slower than the fastest Of the contest
This was the only event that remained In
doubt, for the tIottinR classes were much more
easily decided, fayorites winning both with
little trouble. As for the side wheelers,
they mixed matters up 30 that the talent were
nonpussed, and II was q guessing match Till
the last heat. The New Orleans RoldinR g. II. s.
was heavily backed at even money before the
rGce. and his failure after the first heat looked
30 suspicious that Willard Sanders was select
cd to drive him. 1t turned out. however, that
q. II. 5. was not strong enough to fight out
more than four rounds, and after Sanders got
another heat with him he stopped 80
badly that Odell was permitted TO try
again. Finally Milans thoroughbred blood
from his dam enabled him to outlast
the others. md Surpass had the THUMBS no
badly after the sixth heat that when he was
brought to the stand the Judges mercifully
permitted him TO withdraw from the race.
The seventh milo was u sorry exhibition OF
exhaustion, rs Milan had only TO pace In 2:42
to carry of tho honors. Goldsmith produced
another winner in Panllico. who was the best
OF the 2:27 class. though Able v doomed M
as prospective good thing when she secured
k.nN Il anita hn In at
first time Turner wanted 70 Win, and hnI
his money on her. hut Pamlico had too
much speed to be denied the supremacy.
In The second heat he trot,ed easily In 9:23s.
reducing his record OF 2:2oA. made in a sSy-
enth heat last season as i2nr-yesr-3lni his
sistnnt Secretary for the Tar Heel state. and
backed his horse In his victory, Yesterday.
daniel Lambert. Frank HctIic bet a suit. OF
clothes with Major Bachelor last evening ,R,S
that pamlGo would not peat az 20 tb this
on an order for Bells hest. {. T., J.. HAD the
easiest eort Of race In the 2;37 class nnd tho
Of mares owed by Henry u. Putnam are liable
TO DO ready to go against the record to-day. Tor
disposition and Aubne is hit to trot for her
hfe,, Il Isaac Fleming likes them; after q
preliminary Jog this morning. they Will try 10
beat 2:l5S during the afternoon.
THE 2:27 TRo1TISG CLASS.
or the five that came out for the fret race
Pamlico was q prime invorite; and sold briskly
Tor sou asaihst ~. Ior Ine leu; 3p3ie Y, s om
and win the heat II he could. famico cane up
on the outside In the last quarter, but broke
near the distance, and Agnes NJ. got to second
record below $50. The field buyers saw u
chance to beat Pamlico. and gave from 81 to
second heat This time l'amlico wss
out for tho lead, and, passing Prince A.. on the
back stretch. came home long way ahead q
on him after that. and after he captured the
next heat az easily In 2:24 there was no further
betting against him. Athle '. made her last
effort In the fourth heat. but WAS three lengths
behind the bay horse. who made tho mile in
2:234.
2:27 class purse. $500. .
PamlIico by M-nnier taoldsmth) ............a l
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