The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-03
SPORTING NOTES.
Racing in the East for the Past Week :
General

Racing in the East for the Past Week
General
| Thanks to "Raveloe," the week ending
Augusta will go into racing history to be
printed in red letters. The colts perform
ance in running a mile in l :3914, and beat
ing Ten Brooks record by quarter of a
second, stamps him as one of the best
three year of the year OF the half
dozen year-olds winning during the
week, none of them have shown tirst-class
form, and in fact as yet this year, not one
has shown anywhere near the class of those
OF past years. 1t is rumcred that both the
Belmontand Haggin stables have some good
ones which have not run yet, and that they
have shown private trials in very fast time
In spite Of all the talk about Ell Rio Rey
being a roarer, it is known by few that
saw him do it, that he worked mile in
Chicago close to the record, and pulled up
fresh and strong, without the least
symptoms of roaring, and that his trainer
took him east expecting to win several of
the three-year- old stakes before fall.
The races yesterday at Monmouth were
particularly good Mr.. Pulsifer revenging
himself to some extent on the Haggin
stable by beating their famous mare
F'irenzi.
The following is the summary:
MONMOUTH PARK, Aug, q 1880. Weather
clear, track slow.
First race, handicap sweepstakes, one
mile, 81 900 added.
Tavistan, 104 pounds, J. Bergen, won.
Stockton, JOG pounds, Taylor, second.
Defaulter, i'll pounds, Covington, third.
Orifiamme, 107; My Fellow, 1903, and
Ovid, So, also ran.
Last betting, 3 to L Tavistan straight; 2
to Stockton for the place.
My Fellow and Stockton alternated in
the lead until they came into the stretch
when Tavistan came. through and won.
Second race, Seabright stakes, for two
year olds, three quarters of mile, 81, SEQ
added. r
Westchester, 10 pounds, Littlefield, won.
Flavia, ITO pounds, Hamilton, second
Abundance colt, III pounds, Mccarthy,
third.
Foxford, 10; ortawin, los; Bolero, 1a1;
Two Lips, Ill; Peter, Ill; Cirocco, Ill;
Conrad, lib.
Last betting to Westchester straight;
2 to F'lavia for the place.
Westchester wonsa good race ridden out
Time-1 :17%. I'll
Third race, Eatontown stakes, all ages,
one mile, 81 800 added.
Tenny, l22 pounds, Garrison, Won
Furenzi, LA pounds, Murphy, second.
Chesapeake, 81 pounds, A. Covington,
third. d
So So, Sc pounds, Clayton.
Last betting4 to 8 Tenny, to Furenzi,
30 to the others: no place on Furenzi
Chesapeake got away in the lead and set
the pace until they came in the stretch,
when Garrison and Murphy closed up and
ran it out. Tenny won under the wire
Time-1 :43&
Fourth race. handicap sweepstakes, one
and ee-eighths miles, 81, 800 added.
Diablo, III pounds, Taylor. won.
Tristan, 116p pounds, Hayward. jr., second
Her Highness ITO pounds, Covington,
third.
Eurus, lis; Eric, 112; Inspector B, ITO;
Niagara, 1902; Tomboy, 9S, also ran.
Last betting 6 to Diablo TO win, 2 to l
Tristan place.
Her Highness and Niagara alternated in
the lead to the stretch, when Diablo and
Tristan came through, Diablo winning by
a neck. Time-2:2415.
Fifth race, purse 81, 600 All ages, three
quarters of a mile.
Volunteer. 127 pounds, Anderson, won.
Stately, 102 pounds, Clayton, second.
Ballarat los pounds, Narvice third
Aurania, 10Y; Boughram, 1O5; Atrophin,
%; DR.. Degnan, 1902; Druidess, 100; Jennie
v. Filby, 95
LdSt DetUluB 10 10 o volunteer TO VIII
to l. Stately for the place
Volunteer wins good race considering
the heavy weight. l.Time-1:16.
Sixthi race-Purse $3.50, selling allow
ances, one mile and on sixteenth.
Gray Dawn, l04 pounds, Simms, won.
Esquimau. lis pounds, Hamilton second
Theodasisus, liz pounds, Barbee third.
Long Island, 1902: Saw Wood, 10; Peu-
zance, 90-alsoran
Last betting 3 to |, Gray Dawn to win
2 to 5, Esquimau place.
The weight was too heavy for Esquimau.
Gray Dawn beating him under the wire
Time-1 :6l.
Seventh race, Seaside stakes, $3.50 added.
three quarters of mile:
Clarendon, 126 pounds, Hamilton, won.
Kildeer, 102 pounds, Covington, second.
Eclipse 106 pounds, Miller, third.
st. John, 124 Sourire, 1874; Monroe, 113:
Terrlfier, 104; Maid of Thrift, 9S; also ran.
Last betting, ITO 2, Clarendon to win; 2
to / Kildeer place.
Kildeer and Terrifier led into the first
quarter, when Hamilton brought Clarendon
up and won easy. Time-116
Eighth race, purse 81 900, selling allow
ances, fve-eighths of mile, two-year-
olds:
Adventurer, 10I pounds, Covington, won.
Latina, st pounds, a. Covington, second.
Headlight, LOB pounds, }. Bergen, third.
Discount, "a :; Clutches, 100; Blthe, III;
Fearless, los; Preakness' Lass, 103; also
ran
Last betting, 3 to / Adventurer tc win;
3 to Latina place.
: Adventurer win slow race, Latina
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