The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-10-11

q sweepstakes OF $3.50 each, with s., 900 added,
of which 81 900 to second and $500 to third;
six furlongs. Starters Yorkville Belle,
Dagonet, ARA, Bashford, Patrimony colt,
Cowswain, Coronet, Panhandle, Shellbark,
Mars was in front when the flag fell, and
stayed there until they were out of the chute.
Dagonet then set the pace to the last furlong
post, where he relinquished the lead to York
vile Belle, who romped home in a big gallop
three lengths in front of Dagonet, who beat
ARA the same distance for the place. Time
I'LL.
Fifth rsce-Hickory stakes for 3-year-olds,
a sweepstakes OF 5000 each, with $4,000
added, of which $4,000 to second and $1,000
TO third. One mile and half Starters
Poet Scout, Strathmeath, Equity, Rey del
Rey, Reckon, Russell, Montana, Kildeer
Kildeer set q rattling pace until they were at
the head of the stretch and then fell back
beaten. Equity, his stable companion, tried
to cut out the work. Poet Scout settled all
doubts, however, by going to the front and
galloping away from everything He won
easily by six lengths. Strathmeath beat Equity
agood length for the place. Time, 2:362.
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Matagorda flly
won; st. George II. second; Lillian third.
Time, 1:15}.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. IA good crowd
saw to-day's races at Churchill Downs, and
once more the bookmakers were hit hard.
Nina Archer and Curt Gum went to the post
at prohibtive odds Of to 2 and to3, respect
lively, but money poured in at these prices.
First race--Half mile. Parole won, Rally
second, Critic third. Time, So
Second race-One and one-sxteenth miles.
Anna won, DR.. Nave, second, Business third.
Time, 1:519.
Third race-One and one-eghth miles
Nina Archer won, Kindig second, ktnosem
third Time, 2:004.
Fourth race-Sanford stakes; l mile. Curt
Gum won, Lake Breeze second, Lizzie
English third Time, 1:46.
Fifth race-One and one-fourth miles.
Mary G. won, Wheatley second, Carter B.
third. Time, S:13i.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., Oct. 10.-Following
are the results of to-day's events:
First race-seven. eighths OF mile. Sir
William won, Avery second, Hawstone third.
Time, 80.
Second race-six furlongs. Macintosh won,
Flastery second, Balbriggan third. Tine
1:1S3
Third race-six and one-half furlongs. I'm
certainty won, Carmelite second, a. o. FL.
third. Time, 1:252.
Fourth race-One and one-eighth miles.
India Rubber won, Umpire Kelly second,
Mary Stone third. Time, 1854.
Fifth raoe-Four and onehalf furlongs.
Express won, Vance second, Maid of Blarny
third. Time, :574.
Sixth race-Six and one-fourth furlongs.
White Nose won, Prince Edward second,
MONDAY third. Time, 1:22.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-Ths was leaden
complexioned day, and the attendance was
the smallest of any day OF the autumn meet :
ing of the Pimlico Driving Club. A ''crowd"
is never expected, however, on Saturday. In
the third heat of the 2:37 class Kirby broke at
the half mile mark, collidcd with Carton,
throwing the driver and ow' or of the latter,
Mr.. NJ F. Hayden, of Nilmirg gton, Del,
heavily to the track. Mr.. Hayden was
severely hurt. Carton entered the stretch,
struck his gait, and trotted strongly
under the wire. He then made a run
for his stable, getting himself there unhurt,
but wrecking the sulky. The band played
"My Maryland" and the home crowd cheered
when st. Elmo, owned by Messrs. Hentschell
81 Hops, of Baltimore, came under the wire
winner of the first heat In the 2:17 class st.
Elmo also took the second and third heats.
The judges gave st. Elmo the race and de-
said, was pulled. The "kick" was so ''grand''
betters and hackers into collision land dark
ness was falling fast upon the track that the
judges declared postponement OF the races
till IL o'clock on Monday, when the 2:37 class
race-the only one unfnished-will be
decided. The unfinished 2:30 class (pacing)
of Friday was won by John. He
took the three heats to-day handily. Little
Betz, called roam mare, was entered by Mr.
John c. Small, of Boston, in the 1857 class
| She got tenth place in the first heat, won the
second from Stanley, and took the third
| easily. She looks more like a sheep or 6
| sawed-off stunted mule than an animal to bt
| entered in trotting race. But she s'gets
| there all the same."