Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-30
TURF AND FIELD.
Opening Of the Cleveland
Circuit Races.
Perfect Weather, Good Track
and Fast Time.
Several Runaway Accidents Mar the
Days Sport.
Monmouth Park Races Run in Sea of
Mud-Los Angeles Wins a Race
at Saratoga.
Associated Press Dispatches.

CLEVELAND, July 29.-Five thousand
people attended the grand circuit races
which opened here today. The weather
was perfect and track in splendid con-
dition. Fast time was made, the first
race, 2: 30 class, showing one heat under
2:16. In the first heat of the 2 :21 class
Veritas collided with Pocohontas Prince,
running the latter against the fence.
Pocohontas Prince got away from his
driver and ran once and half around
the track before he was stopped. The
horse was uninjured but the sulky was
smashed. Veritas was distanced for
foul driving, and Pocohontas Prince
was so badly winded that he was with
drawn in the third heat. In the second
heat of the same race Aeleta got beyond
the control of her driver and ran twice
around the track.
The 2 80 trot, 81, 900, divided-Leopard
Rose won, Pixley second, Prince War
wick third, Viola Clay fourth; best
time, 2:154.
The 20 race, 81 900, divided-Grant's
Abdallan won, Chimes G second, Frank
Dorch third, Forest Wilkes fourth; best
time, 2:19I.
The 2;2l trot, $4,000, divided Semi
colon won, Dick Smith second, Suisun
third, Tariff fourth best time, 2:17.
Twin City Track.
ST. PAUL, July 29.-Track fast.
Two-year-olds, five furlongs-Semper
Fidelis won, Philora second, Chimes
third; time, :0l1a.
Three-year-olds and upwards, mile
Almont and X ran dead heat for the
first place, and divided the money;
Longshot third time, :42.
Twin City exposition stakes, three
year-olds and upward, mile and six
teenth-Nevada won, Cousin Jeems sec
ond, Catalpa third; time, :4S1.
Three-year-olds and upward, mile and
quarter-Tenacity won, Oklahoma Kid
second, Vice Regent, third; time,
2:101s.
All ages, mile-Davidson won, Lord of
the Harem second, Jackstaf third;
time, :4234.
At Monmouth Park.
MONMOUTH PARK, July 29.-Track
sea Of mud. Seven Volunteer
won, Grimaldi second, Bella B third
time, :314.
Hollywood handicap, two-year-old
tillies, three-quarters of a mile-Castlian
won, Fairy second, Equity third; time,
1872.
Raritan stakes, three-year-olds, mile
and quarter-Judge Morrow won,
Kings Own second, Chieftain third
time, 2:13.
Navesink handicap, mile and half
Eurus won, Tomboy second; time, 2 AZ.
Three-year-olds and upwards, mile
and a furlong-Esquimau won, Theodo-
sius second, Mikado third; time, 2:O1.
Mile and furlong-Miss Belle won,
Sluggard second, Eon third time,
:57A.
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 29.--First race,
three-quarters OF a mile-Lady Pulsifer
won, Blue Rock second, Rainbow third
time, :16A.
Second race, American hotel stakes,
one mile-Ruperta won, Sir John Sec
ond, Isaac Lewis third; time, l "A.
Third race, five furlongs-Won by
Void-Him- Var, Rosaline tlly second,
Bullet Retreat third; time, :0415.
Fourth race, one and quarter miles
Los Angeles won, Kingston second,
Teuton third time, 2:11A.
L llUn race, one mlle-hOyal NarJer
won, Hopeful second, White Nose third;
time, AS.
The Stewards Cup.
LONDON, July 29.-The stewards cup
at Good Wood was won by Marvel, Gal
loping Queen second, Theo Philus, third.
Sunol and Axtel.
New York, July 29.-The managers OF
Dundee park or the Northern New Jer-
sep Fair Association, who were the first
to propose a match between Sunol and
AXtell, now offer stake of 500, 900, en-
trance fee, mile heats, best three in five,
the winner to take the entire amount,
the date to be between September 1st
and October 1lth.
Long Shots New Owner.
ST. PAUL, July 29.-W. H. E. Smith,
OF California, sold for $4,000 to Joseph
O'Brien, of Saltwater, Long Shot, by
the Duke OF Norfolk, dam by Langford,
and he ran today in the colors of his new
owner.
Bookwakers' Troubles.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Justice Lyons
issued warrants for the arrest of thirty
two bookmakers this morning. A num-
ber of booksellers, arrested at the west
side track for selling pools, were dis
charged from custody by the police JUS
tlce this morning. This is a decided
victory for Ed. Corrigan, who owns the
west side track. Fifty-fve downtown
bookmakers were arraigned in another
police court, but the cases went over.