The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-05
THE TRUNDERBoLT RACES.
Pat Fallon Wins in the Fastest Tim
Ever Made on the Track.

Fallon, won the race, three heats Of which
were close and exciting.
The following are the events: First race,
mile heats, three best in five, for purse of
| 800. Track adds $50 and S25 If 2:4115 is
beaten. H. Madden enters Powers PAGER,
Pat Fallon. A. T. Doyle enters NJ. j.
Doyle's trotting stallion, Claymore.
Pat Fallon was the favorite in the pools,
and bets of two to one were freely offered
and accepted. Claymore won the toss
and took the pole. The horses got
good start together, but
Claymore soon forged ahead. Before
reaching the quarter he broke, and Pat
Fallon Tapped him, but the stallion recov-
cred himself and pulled length ahead and
maintained 1t for the first half, which was
made in 20, and on the last round, as he
was coming in on the home-stretch, he was
three lengths ahead. Madden touched up
the PAGER, and a pretty squirt was made by
Fallon, but too late TO recover his lost
ground, as Claymore was spurred on by
Fallon when they were neck and mech the
stallion lunging forward with dash, win
ming by neck. Time 2:S9.
FALLoN TAKES THE LEAD.
In the second heat Claymore had the pole,
but Fallon rounded the curves at greater
speed and as the stallion broke badly Pat
Fallon took the lead and maintained it to
the finish, Claymore a good second, as he
recovered from his three breaks in remark
ably short time. The PAGER kept up its
rafting gait, winning the heat in 2:39
In the third heat Pat Fallon had tho pole,
and started slightly in the lead, but the
stallion forged ahead and took the pole at
the back-stretch in the first round and
kept the lead until the back-stretch was
reached on the second round, when the
stallion Stacked up aud Fallon took the
inside Of the track again, and won the heat
-. o. k,-r.4N a H.
ing in three or four lengths behind.
The fourth heat was uneventful 1t was
nearly half an hour before Claymore would
start, as he was sulky He was finally got
off, and he was neck and neck with the
PAGER and forging forward, when at the
back stretch he stopped stock still and
shook bis head defiantiy. His driver had
nothing else to do but to turn around and
drive the contrary horse 10 the stable.
Fallon was driven the heat out time not
taken, and awarded the heat aud the race.
Pat Pallon. Observation-Disclosures.
Time 239, 2:89, 24s
Withdrawn at the back stretch
THE RUNNING RACES.
There was very pretty running race,
one-half mile heats. best two in three, by
One Eye, Emma Rhodes Buckshot and
Proctor Knott. On the first heat the horses
started well together. Proctor Knott had
the pole, Buckshot second and One Eve
third, Emma Rhodes on the outside. One
Eye was we'll jockeyed by johnnie Gardner,
and before the quarter post was reached
had overhauled Emma Rhodes, who had
taken the lead For awhile it was neck and
neck, but One Eye made a dash on the
home stretch and won by length, although
Emma was pushed with whip and spur.
| Time 0:57.
In the second heat only three horses came
| on the course, Proctor Knott having been
withdrawn. The horses started off fairly
well together. and Emma Rhodes at once
went to the front as before, but One Eve.
| after an exciting race narrowed the dis
lance, ran neck and neck forged ahead and
maintained the lead to the finish, coming in
! under the pole in 81 % seconds, winning the
heat and race, Emma Rhodes second and
| Buckshot a bad third.
| One Eye............. .,....................1 l
Emma Rhodes ...'.--.'.--...-,....,....2 2
| Buckshot ............. -. ............3 8
| Proctor Knott .... Observation-Disclosures 0
| Time 0:57, 0:5715.
| THE EQUESTRIAN RACES.
| Equestrian race, half-mile dash. Gus
Freund rides iron gray Salvador. Robert
Warrick rides b. m. Tenny. Miller Max
rides sorrel Cassius Bets were freely of
fered that Gus Freund would not sit out the
ride. The gray had the pole, the black
next and the sorrel was run close up to the
| outer fence around the curve. Tenny soon
took the lead, but on the back stretch Sal
vator overhauled the leader, and it was an
exciting finish, the black winning by
| head. Time I'LL, Salvador second, Cassius
third
An exhibition running race between Man.
| nings Nordeck and Maude, three-fourths of
a mile dash, was won by Maude by a neck,
| although Nordeck had the pole Time not
| I'm yan la1 IN a tOh har
Nordeck and Que Eye, half mile dash,
which was taken by Nordeck Ia 57l% sec
onds, with One Eye only a length behind,
and he ran on the outer course
An exhibition race, half mile dash,
trotted in harness, was given between
Claymore Jr. and To Be. Capt. NJ J.
| Doyle drove the former and A. T.. DOYLE
drove To Be, the latter showing the best
speed, although the 3-year-old stallion
showed himself goer. Time not taken.
The heats between Pat Fallon and Clay
more were driven between the other races.
The judges we're Capt john Feeley, James
Mehrtens and Louis Muhlberg, with N. NJ.
| Ulmer as distance judge. There were no
disputes and the judges had an easy time
Joseph F. Doyle managed the races and
started the horses. The crowd was orderly
throughout.
There was considerable money dropped
on Claymore. Pat Fallon was driven by
II. Madden, who has had him in training
| for the last two weeks, and A 2. DovIe
drove Claymore. The owners Of the two
horses were interested spectators of the
| race.
Mr.. r. w. Powers of the Pulaski house.
who owns Pat Fallon, had an offer from
Baltimore for the PAGER before the race, and
while the figure is a large one, the turfman
who wants HIM telegraphed that if he beat
/ his record OF 2:4l1 Is he would add $500 The
horse beat his former record by 81 seconds.
and it is thought that Mr.. Powers will ask
| a still further advance.
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