Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Reginald, oS tMidsleyj.,.............".1
Extra, 81 Cilake)... ..'..,............,..
Indigo, LOG (Sims). .,..,...............
Time, liz,
l'ifth-Omnium handicap one mile and
Il furlung,
AIah0, To fMcCafferty).
Lepanto. LOS q. Lambley) ..........-....2
Equity, 100 tMidgleyl. ...........,.......3
Time, 1.5G.
Sixth.-Seven furlongs.
Diublo, III Crarall.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nomad, l06 (Sims).. ,..................
AlGalde, 30 ~. Lambley). ......,..... %
Time, !. ~ 30.
Seventh--Mile and furlong on turf.
Candenbra no (liamllton). .............l
King Crab, Q23 GarrisOn).
Irestle, l22 tSlms).. ............
Time, l.57 Ia.
Saturday was another good day for the
bookmakerS ut the Gloucester track An
unusually large plumber of horses started
i'll each event, and the public had hard
work to pick the winners. Only two favor
ties won, and they both paid even money
The track was III good condition and fast,
and the finishes were exciting in all the
events. About 5000 persons witnessed the
races.
The sport opened bad for the talent.
Kmgsclere, with Bergen up, was made
favOrite III the first race at q to g. but he
was not even placed. Majella, at 20 to /,
being the winner. Slvana. the public's
choice, fulfilled expectations by winning
the second race and then the crowd was
kept guessing until the last, when l. o. u,
was selected and won in romr.
First raCe--Purse 5000; divided; for g.
year-olds and upwards; selling; four and
une-half furlnngs.
Majclla 1Ol (Hollis),.
Plckidine, l0l tShaunessey).
Cluyerdale, 400 Ross. ...,...............3
Time, .51.
Second-Purse 500; divided; for 2-year.
olds selling; four and une.half furlongs.
Silvand 81 tIIouben). .............,......
Mindon, l0l (Merrick) ..................2
Harlequin, 10l tYeter). .................3
Time, SO.
Third-Purse. $3.50; divided for 3-year-
olds and upwards selling; one mile.
| Mackenzie, 1O2 (Bergen). ...............l
| Wallace g., 80 (Morrissey).
Dalesman, l0I tLyneh). ...............3
| Time. Lag.
| Fourth--Purse 800, divided free handi-
| cap for all ages seven furlongs.
| Double Cross, "a (Ballard). ...............l
| l3clisarius, los (Prankuchen1. .......,...2
Doncaster o. (Slattery). .................3
Filth-Purse $3.50, divided; for s.year.
| olds and upwards; selling; six and one
| half furlongs.
| Topmast, lOl (Yetterl .,.................1
| Lost star, lOl (iouben( .................2
Mamie b. b.. l0l (Merrick). -
| Time l.2it.
| Sixth-Purse $500, divided; for 3-year-
| Odds and upwards lnaidens; selling; six
| and one-half furlongs.
| |. o. u, 1Ol (Merrickl
| Border Minstrel, 100 Icwis). ............2
Morgan e.. 1Ol (Bergen). .,.............1
! Time, l.22
TRoTrISG At KRKwoop.
| Saturdays work on the kite demon
| strated TO the satisfaction of President
| Cooper and Secretary Mccoy, OF the asso-
| citation and of the patrons of the track
4 that il was entitled to be ranked among
| the fastest courses in the world. The re-
| cent widening and changing of the grades
| has added much to the beauty Of the
track, and upon the completion Of the
addition 10 the grand stand the seating
accommodations will have been doubled,
Common Councilmau William Van osten,
OF Philadelphia, atticiated in the judges
stand and watched with great interest the
| work of the pneumatic sulkieS,
! There were several Interesting features
| connected with yesterday trotting notice
| ably the record of 2.264 made by the S $
/ Civilian, owned BY Hannun * l'ulmer Of
| Chester, Pa, which had never done better
| than LBS, Nutwood Prince, b 5. won his
first race, and placed the formidable mark
OF 2.2o4 to his credit. There were four
races. The summaries We're rs follows:
First race-3,minute class, for a purse of
$3.50.
Beverly. br e. ". Nj. Compton. Norris
Happy Farther, rr 3, Maple valley iiiii;
4. i. ", 3, D. Ii. Mccray, Kirkwood. Z 5 )
Tine. 2.is
second-25o class purse of 500.
Nutwood Prince, b s. Elkton Stock Fam / i
1 MDl1tk, u u. w. IL
Dusty, : !, ]. Denny, Rel Lion, bel. .... 6
inc, ..2B'4
Third. % class purse Of $3.50.
I @raa Ensign, i ). ], L. :yasI.. Arnsa. is. .
( >rlSprt +, Nnpla ~ II tF,Go !
Hns 3,is>.
EGttrG.~.,;it ri,t 81 S2f.
Ct34'an,s :, iisAHuu,s baImel, cAes-
pynpiuitc, br e. sash, Ayor,i, Ia.
Sonael, oh = Elkton stock Farm,,...... .
lime, ",'uy..
VT THE CHESTER COUNTY FAIR.
WhSr CHESTER sept 3.-Fully 15.NM
| people attended the Chester County Fair
to-day. Following is Il summary OF tile
| races
80 class--l'aGcrs purse 500.
Y, Y. lays blk & 'inArlIc M............ /
| charles uopil"y Lr ) Dan Murphy....,, B
| l'lmc. :. lGL, hit, s35.
80 class l'rottrrs; purse 500.
=, #. MrCamant i tanlst Niece.
v, u. lotu bg Frank Brown ..,.....I 5 3 Z
| Il. y, Prft'hCS hr u stack . . . j
Time, sih'. a3iA, HSs1l, Gip1s.
Running milc-rur>c $l00.
Lyle Skllos dorsey Pnt.....,...b... Q ]
ltitlie lruH. On MY Clytio......,,......
.ishnrnuk Ntpfk latuIS p hi u oll,..... .
Time, .jliy, .oaa., sax.
llallmiic bicycle-Won by John Draper
If l'Liladrll,ilia Time l,lS4,
t'nr mile olm,l--Won by John Draper.
Tine, 2,iHt.
Mile handicap--Won by Weed t7iyartls),
Time, 2,l0Y
ROY WILKES Hl.ArS ms Old MARK.
UNDERGRADUATE, low, Sept, G.-Rov
Wilkes, once the champion pacing stallion
III the World, started to-day against his
marx Of lost, and paced the mile III 2,U7f.
Working - Hours a bay.
SunUYLKiEL HAYES. Pa, sept, 3.--The
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