The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-17
TROTTERS WARNING UP.
TIE OLD and GAME CAMPIIGNBR, PA
1RICIAN, IMPROVES HIS RECORD.

TIE OLD and GAME CAMPLIGNER, Pa
IRICIAN, IMPROVES HIS RECORD.
Norwood's Daughter Beats tho Veteran at
the FtaIsh-EdIth II. Defeats her Field
Prompt Action Taken by the Judges.
BELMONT PARB, July 16.-There was a fair
attendance at the second days trotting at this
track. and the people who brayed the heat and
the dust had far better value for their money
than on the opening day. The sport was more
exciting, and, though the favorte In the 2 "a
class won, she only did so after losing tho
three first heats while in tho fast class the
talent took n tumble Tho starting, too.
showed great Improvement Two OF tho driv-
ers were fined t25 each, one was warned. and a
fourth taken out OF his sulky. No doubt these
measures had q dsciplininG effect
BY winning heat in the 2:94 class in 2:26H
Patrlcian, son OF old Thomas Jefferson. en-
tered the 2:30 list. Patrcan is one OF the
Oldest horses campaigning having boon foaled
in 1872. He comes leGitimately 10y his game
ness; his sire. now q years old. is still good in
the stud and on the road. and his dam is by
Dumbarton, a son Of Pysdyk's Hambletonan
Although he won the first two heats clevery
In quick time. he could not beat Ida Norwood
when the fleetwood trained mare settled down
to her style. The 2:22 trot was looked upon rs
a certainty for Mambrian Maid, her, tickets
IL.
choice at SI0j Edith r. won the lrst heat in
2:l7l. tho fayorite two lengths away.
The ne Re1t hest reversed the plactnGs and
Of Edith r. handled his mare ut the far end Of
the track the Judges felt constrained to call
bud, and ATnold, sent Ediin I. at a cracking
again eetTeen the s" arEye " mare a" ana Mann Mann
brian Maid. Tho gait was evidently too last
for the tlye-year.old daughter o. Mambyinn
a \ n n a Al
Edith H. led her noid in the fourth heat 10 the
wire. And fortune at length smiled on the
Four q The SIX c9lored on the card scored up
H e s sc I M The sd T9s G dTsw
the pole. and led from start to finish, win
ming by eight lengths. Ida Norwood was un-
ite at $50 the field $40 IDA Norwood skipped
up at the start Alice h; led at the turn. whore
backstretch. Patrcian came away at the last.
and Won by four lengths in the same me as
before. y There was now good hedging in the
Alice again shot to the front, but could not
garry the clip to the three,-quarer pole. Here
broke twice, but Yearance got her steadied,
and made fine race up the homestretch with
three or four Yards Ida was again first choice
at S25. the field $50. The mare was now going
steady. Yearance let her loose, and nattered
her hackers by winning the heat In 2:26. The
driver Of Patrician was taken out, but Wood
run, who took his place. could do no better.
nothing further to do with the race, while Ida
Norwood won easily from Nimbus in the next
heat
2:s4 elnss; trottlnE Purse $500
IDA Norwood b. IN. by Norwood year
E,Iiissn i. s
'''' Time-5:2Ga $6Ia " so,e 2:ae !: a. 2:27 ~
large feld cane out for the 2:22 trot, ten
;aSss. p Pools sold: MambFiaPI Maid, N slSH 8:
broke at the first turn, Edith r. going 10 the
Coming into the straight. Goldsmith called
aim was outside the mares limit,
E enfhs ahan 1fh? Fe un2s sa hG TEf h X
in. was favorite Mt 500, Mambrian Maid. $50.
Edith dropped back 10 third place at the turn,
Mamie Wood cutting ont the work, Goldsmith
the leader broke. Goldsmith closed up, follow
cd BY Ldth h. Manbrain made a short run
at the far turn, and Edith K. came on in tho
Goldsmith, then took command. and won by
two lengths. Tho betting now swung
round asaiRs the Maid selnS :o, at so;
como out OF tho sulky. Grand i. made tho
play for one side and was Leading at quarter
post but broke and fell back last. Edith 4.
point. The struggle ended in victory 70: Edith
l.. the Maid finding the pace too hot for her
and breaking at the hall distance. Betting
field $50. Edith led 10 the half mile. Charley
C. and Mambrlhn Maid close up. Edith made
o skip. but caught quickly Ihs three leaders
net &dn ne Ge fg aq FHn1nS me
Edith H.. who won the heat and the race in
2:2Q.