The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-24
THE TURF.
Sunol's Fast Trot at Chicago.

WASHINGTON PARK, CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-To-
days events closed a weeks races, and the
meeting of the Northwestern Breeders Trotting
and Pacing Association. Financially the meet
ing has been one OF profit. To the public it has
been very satisfactory and pleasing. Four races
were on the card for to-day's programme with
the unfinished race of yesterday. The second
event was the test of Sunol, the famous Cali
old record of 9Th previously made by this
wonder and the record of Maud s. if possible.
The unfinished 2:32 class trotting, mile heats,
purse 81 900, was won by Navidad. Best time,
2:22f.
First ce-2:13 pacing; purse $1,000; mile
heats; three in five. Won by Pickaway, Roy
Wilkes second Best time, 2144.
Second race-Sunol came past the stand
driven by the veteran, Charles Marvin After
scoring once Sunol came down very fast, Mar
vim nodding his head for the word which he got
as the mare reached the WIRE The pace to the
first quarter twas terrific, the mare going the
distance in thirty-two seconds, 2:0S gait
From this to the half she seemed to lose her
speed, reaching the half pole in 1:054, but this
time seemed to indicate her speed, as she went
to the three quarter in 1:39, and home in 2:10!.
Marvin urged her greatly in the last quarter.
This time equals her performance as a three
year-old.
Third race-2:25 stake; pacing; mile heats;
three in five; purse $4,000. Cricket won. Best
time, 2:129.
The fourth race, free-for-all trotting, was
called off on account of darkness.
Extra Races at Brighton Beach.
BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 23.-This was an
extra day here. But two thousand regulars
were present. The track was muddy and
lumpy, but considering the drawbacks the sport
was good. If it does not rain between now and
next Monday Tenny will be sent to break Ten
broeck's mile record. The breeze was drying
the course rapidly toward the latter part of the
afternoon, and il tomorrow should be pleasant
1t will be specially prepared for Tenny.
| First race-Five furlongs. Best Boy won by
three lengths from Tom Karl, who beat King
Second race-One mile Vivid won, Falcon
second, Gratitude third. Time, 1:47.
Third race-Six furlongs: Mamie B.. the fa-
yorte, and Kyrl B. were left at the post Lady
Guard won, Lady Blackburn second, Robes
pierre third. Time, 1:193.
Fourth race-1 1-16 miles Tea Tray won
Eleve second, Gen. Gordon third. Time, 1:54
Fifth race-SiX furlongs. Jack of Diamonds
won, Annie G., second, Appotomax third
! Time, 12l3
Sixth race-Short course Futurity won, Re
peater second, Pat Oakley third Time, 3174
Races at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, Aug. 23.--The weather is colo
and rainy. The track is sea Of mud.
First race-SiX furlongs. Kitty Van won
| Penn P. second, and Carnot close third
Time, 1:194. Mutuels paid $3.50.
Second race-One mile. Mcdonald wor
easily by five lengths, Gunwad second, and
| =. tS.lU
Third race-The Congress Hall stakes; heats
of eight furlongs. Los Angeles won the frs
heat easily. Dollikens was second, a neck IL
front of Wary, third. Time, 1:20. All bets
were on the final result, not on the heats. TIL,
betting against all but Los Angeles went up Il
20 to after the first heat. Los Angeles woI
the second in canter by five lengths, Dolli
kens beating Wary by half length for second
place. Time, 1:20l. Mutuels paid $500.
Fourth race-14 miles. Marauder won by
| 1anpth. OiFaleca second. and Costa Rico third
Mutuels paid $50.
Fifth race-Six furlongs Ballyhoo won
Bohemian second two lengths before Dyer
third. Time, 12O. Mutuels paid $500.
Races at Monmouth Park-A Disappoint
ment.
MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 23.-Just after tn
first race Judge Morrow was scratched in TIN
Choice stakes, as his owner did not want Il
give him hard race in view of his engagement
to meet Spaloa at Brighton on next Friday
or course, this was great disappointment t.
the crowd, as many made the journey for tn
express purpose of seeing Tournament ant
Judge Morrow fight it out
First race-One mile. My Fellow won by
neck, while Worth beat Bewood four length
for the place. Time, las.
Second race-SiX furlongs. La TOsca won a
she pleased by two lengths from Reckon, VIII
beat Sorcerer half length for the place
Time, 1:l54.
Third race-The Choice stakes for four-yeaI
olds of 500 each, with $4,000 added; II miles
Tournament simply galloped the whole wa
and won by four lengths. Time, 2;51.
Fourth race-1l miles, Oritlamme under tn
most vigorous kind of riding won by three part
of a length, while Eric beat Reporter two length
for the place. Time, 2:15.
Fifth race-FiYe furlongs. Bertha Campbe
won, Mrs. bennett second, Emma j. third
! Time, 1:023.
Sixth race-One mile. Vendetta won, Monro
second. Time, 1:47
Seventh race-Six furlongs Volunteer wo
by length, while st. James beat Montague
: length and half for the place. Raneoca
Bravo, Kismet, and the rest were we'll up. Tim,
1;151
Eighth ce-Three-quarters straight. Th