New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
SENSATIONS ON THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
THE RACE RECORD FOR THE GLENvuLE TRACE
LowERED-TEMPLE BAR AND HIS
OWNER EXPFIIFD
OWNER ExPELLF

OWNER EXPELLED
Cleveland July 20 (specaD.-This day Of
satons among the Grand Circuit flyers, as the race
record for this track lowered second and quarter
team tretted 1851. four-yearold mare scored
OF IVA and stallion in slow class won fifth
heat in 15i4. Besides this, job nipped In the
bud and the stallion Temple Bar forced to on and
win after losing three heats, while Dr. NJ S. Sale Of
Kentucky the owner and g. W. Spear the driver. were
expelled along with the horse at the conclusion OF the
race Dr.. Sale completely overcome by the action
and it is said the judges Will endeayor 70 ma out tne
other persons in the deal
Before the second days programme could be up
the 81 class left from last evening, mad 10 be dis
posed Of but single heat did this as Lakewood Prince
was faster than and reeled OF mile in 2:1e2.
Then the 2:19 out, a field OF nine very
speedy campaaners Of Leicester sold the choice
at 1925 Temple having plenty Of friends at $780, st.
Elmo $50 and the field s75. Stevie lost the pole in the
by and Leicester traed Junomont TO
the last quarter carrying him TO break and winning by
four lengths in Is. IL TO on Leicester before
the second heat led all the way Temple Bar getting
very the wire and forcing tho other stallion o get
record OF 17h. The third heat looked suspicious as
Temple Bar dropped back in the third quarter when
Leicester was only gcing 90 clip and went pieces
the upper Leicester was in front until he made
mistake, and Aine Got the heat in 20h. Then the
Judges took Spear and put Gus " Wilson, local
trainer behind Temple Goldsmith rested Leicester
for two heats which the Kentucky stallion captured after
close finishes with Junomont and then the England
made effort 10 beat his stout opponent He
Tapped Temple Bar the homestrech, but fell
back there while the black horse landed the in %
John Splan had a escape behind st. Elmo when
his sulky tipped scoring for the second heat. The
eeding ran away second time in two weeks, and
considerably scratched about the legs and not fit TO
go
fee-fora pace the star Of The afternoon.
Yolo Maid, Hal Pointer and Dallas came out In
turn they got great reception Hal Pointer was the
choice Of the talent odds Of . Yolo Maid took
quarter 80 seconds, for the first heat.
and got to the half in O4. Hal Pointer set sail from
overhauled the at the distance, beating her
by length despite McDoweI's efforts reilly her in
1O1,. This was the fastest mile made in
on this track but the gding equal TO greater per-
forancs a. he paced the second heat 104 closing
on Yolo the quarter. His time from
third quarter the wire 81 seconds. The Cali
orna done however, she ogain led 10 the
homestotch and Pointer had do third heat in l0
TO lower her coors completely.
The > :27 class ended the busy day with surprise,
as Happy Bee who sold cheap. reeled of three fast
miles first in 2174. Play Boy. the choice in the
early betting, did not mis- distance.
The track which I'm lightning condition had
special preparation for Belle Hamlln and Justns with
their owner C. J. Hamlin, In the skeleton Belle
had only recently begun work. and nobody
pected them beat their record Of 10. They trOt
ted the quarter 3i9s the half in Os4 the threequar
tiers in 42s and the mile 2:152, lowering the team
record this
Tomorrow the II trotting . 20 pacing and %
trotting classes and the team Summarizes