Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-15

austed and wondered why his owner did not
take the animal out OF the race when he saw
che horse was not fast enough. In the hrst
heat, after many failures to get away, the
horses started with Wyandotte in the lead,
being the pole horse. The latter broke
snd Frank + forced ahead, but at
She three-quarter post Wyandotte trotted
go the front and won by a length, with Frank
+ second and Nettie King third. Nettie
King braced up in the second heat and set
the crowd wild with a grand squirt on the
home stretch. In the third heat Budd Doble
girded his loins and almost landed his big
gelding, Pilot II, first under the wire, but he
wa too heavy, and Nettie King was ahead
AT the finish by a neck. For n time Wyan-
dotte and Nettie were neck and neck, but
the former broke at the bridge. In the
fourth Wyandotte thought he had been
nose amid great excitement At the three
quarter post he was last, but pulled up in
magnificent style. In the fifth heat Wyan-
dotte overhauled Nettie King on the home
stretch and won by at least two lengths.
Summary of the First Race.
The summary of the race follows:
First race, 2:29 class, purse 81, ,OO0-
Wyandotte h. E, J. E. Madden, Lex
Kettle King, ch, m, c. j. Hamin,
pilot Il, gr. e.. Budd Dobie. Chicago. 80
frank F.. b. g., John Hamilton
Louie G br. h.. ii: Pheii. Beaver Falls IS
Time, 2:24-s. @:25, 2:24'4, 2:254. 2:e7.
In the second race Sallie c was drawn.
Elmonarch, Aarendes, Jocko, Monkey Rolla
and Puritan started. Elmonarch won the
drst three heats with case and got the purse
Marendes one OF the favori6es, did poorly,
and was disappointment to the cranks.
The Second Race Summary.
Here is the summary for the scond race:
Second race, 2:l6 class, pacing, purse s., eco.
Elmonarch, rn. g., Elliott Brown, Duke
Monkey Rolia, b. e., Geo. W. Senior, Ches-
Emma, b. m, Dixiana Stock Farm Iexng-
Puritan, br. g. Elk Stock Farm. St. Mary
.,IoCku blk g. c. j. Hamlin. Buffalo. ..........6
MarendC>. g. $, Geo. W. Senior, Chester....3
Time, 2:2O, 2:l9, 2:1si4.
The third race, 2:2I class for trotters, was the
best OF ALL and will give the sports some
thing to talk about for the next few weeks.
RicImond Jr., Nightingale, Yorktown Belle
and AbDil V. were drawn. The starters were
Charlie Z. Katherine 5, Trim, DR.. Almont,
Lakewood Prince and Annie Wilkes. Lake
wood Prince ana Charlie were the favor
ties with the BOYS. The best time made was
2:l9l2- The struggle was been Charlie Z and
Lakewood Prince. In the first heat Charlie
Won by half head. Trim was favorite
with the reporters because the driver wore
n white cap and jacket. He was easy to
pick out at any point on the track.
In the second heat Charlie held the lead from
start TO finish closely followed by Lakewood
Prince and Trim On the homestretch the
driver Of Katherine ;. whipped up his horse
i1or a place, and she got under the wire
third. The third heat was most exciting at
athe finish. Charlie won by the merest
scratch, and the race was so close that many
insisted that Lakewood Prince was little
ahead.
Summary of the Last Race.
The summary of the last race follows:
Third race, 2:2l class. trotting. purse, 81, 200.
Charlie C., &. &, Heutschell Hopes,
Bdllililol ......:..-..l
Lakewood Prince b. &, Vandergrift Il
O'Den. jamestown. n. Y .........t.........2 2
Katherine ;. IN. m, George A. Singerly,
Annie v likes, b. M j. E. Turner, Amber.
Trim. ch. <. J. W. Schorr. Memphis.........3
Dr. AlmOnt. 5. g.. F. 7. Geers, Spring HILL
letll ..--...----.----.-.. D D
Time, 2:l9ta. 2:23l2, 2:2lla.