The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-26
GREAT SPORT AT WApERLY FAIR
j. n. Richardson Makes = Track Record
Ringers Expelled.

Ringers ENpeucu.
Tho attendance at waverly fair yesterday
was slight compared with the enormous crowd
present on Thursday. but as stakeholder In
the Fair Association was heard to remark. pro-
sumably TO fellow stakeholder. as he saw
vehicles and pedestrians passing the entrance
gntcs: Its all velvet, my boy, all velvet"
The management OF tho New Jersey State
fair can congratulate themselves on tho most
successful show In tho thirty years history OF
the society: and big surplus In the treasury
should enable the executive to provide few
extras to tho fair plant-notahly n ladies' pavil-
ion. such as thcirneighbors at Trenton havo on
the fair grounds there Complaints on this
ono point alone wer numerous during tho
week.
About 5000 people passed through the turn
stiles. the bulk of them staying to SEQ the
trottng races and the equestrian performance
of Madame Mnranteth. Tho unfinished PIT
pace resulted most unsatisfactory. or the
three heats paced on Thursday. lily Wilkes
took one. and Lady Sheridan two. Lockwood
had entered Victory simply to make n race.
and tho ono-cycd gcding was drawn before
tho fourth heat yesterday. Lady Sheridan, who
was very sore. and Hy Wilkes were sent away
on the second score. but Ellsworth could not
get Lady Sheridan on her stride. She skipped
and skipped. did everything but pace. and
though Trout logged Hy Wilkes homo in 1892.
tho marc was more than two distances out
The judges. acting on rulo 80. decided on send
ing her to tho stable. her second money thus
revcrtlng to tho association. while Hy Wilkes
had a walkovcr in the Nth heat. Miss Hunter,
winner OF tho fourth heat in the unfinished
2:34 class on Thursday. outfooted her six OPP
pononts in two heats yesterday. trotting the
Inst In 2:2S. thus lowering her Mount
Holly record one-quarter Of second.
This small but pure-gaitcd daughter Of
!atss 2ifs S s3S .! s Mf9sis
we'll known trainer OF Norwalk.
In the 2 :4S class. trotting. DR., F. c. Fowler's
good cold he Is 81 Winning his " second race Il
the week in straight heats. and that with such
ease that In any, Of these six heats he could
9 sSs st mo n'lo anu zone wen 'n'0 inc
In the, 2:1s trot, only field OF four showed
ntshed tho best race, Of the whole week. That
old slave, j. b. Richardson. won tho race in
cSs Hsss ss aH Ssssssn dhy s2e
son OF Hambst9niap
for the third heat. leading from the eighth to
within ten yards Of the wire. when he went up
fastest heat ever trotted over this track. Nine
Maranteth drove her tandem four over hurdles
u me Of II six s HHe en- cleared
Before the racing commenced protests were
made to the judges against the chestnut geld
ing Shawmont. owned by H. A. Garner OF
Manayunk, Pm. who trottcd In the 800 class
on Tuesday. Shawmont Is Clifford. record
23lAi. A second. affidavit. was handed in
against Thomas Martin Of Newburgh. N. Y.
Of tie bay SebdiinE Tommy said to
An announcements from the stand between
heats declared both owners. horses. and
driver expelled from all association tracks.
Summaries:
2l7 class pacine; purse 5000.
lily Wilkes. br. 4. by Ambassador (Trouo..1 2 ,
Lady Sheridan, b in: El!sworth,.......2 FRO
''e'o's' ii Fine ~ s:siY a7q asa 80 0f
2 "a class trotting; purse $4Oo .
Miss Hunter b. M by Intrigue IE. NJ.
Jef.eym.n; blk. G. tdrossinger and :.
E!|;:;
Joe b. g duly .;;.;...............5 GRO
ssSIt!' y sss k5S asia ss s.s .2oa
Pas class. trotting: purse $500.
Nevaro, b. by Nutmont (Trout ..............l l
srnr Wils en- Rna
ksdi!nston frnsc B. |Kich.rdsonj:. :
Time-2 :soId LBS. 2:siX
2:1s class. trotting; purse 500:
Sy snson Ss H. 81 Sssafs ~,te.
Hendryx g. T. iiiils,
'''NN'' u $ Tine "a 2:2l,f 2:2i.
Many Of the horses leave Waverly to- night
for the great Interstate fair at Trenton. n. j..
next week.