The morning call., 1892-08-18
Time, 2 2:3sa4-2:3e.

cascade. eh c., by Charles Derby, dam Idle Bell
Time. 2:Ssii.-a;::36:. ;::''''''''''''' =
Spectators turned their attention to eight
starters in the 2:25 class trot after the first
heat OF the colt race. Auctioneer Kilip
was kept as busy as he could wish knock
ing them down at the following prices:
Laura Il $50, Shyl0ck $40 and the field $50.
There were half dozen scores, and off they
went in straggle. Colonel May broke at
the first turn, Laura 4 appearing in the van,
Shylock on her wheel. This as the order
at the quarter, when up went Laura. Shy
lock and May passing her. McCord's Wan
derlng Jew was never headed after this,
and took the heat in a jog by three open
lengths from Colonel May, lie two lengths
In front OF Laura L. There was plenty of
breaking IN this heat among the ruck.
Time, 2 :2315.
The supporters of Laura z still kept the
mare In her place in the betting market.
She fetched $50, ShyIock S25 and the field
So. The heat produced race. Shylock
went out in front. Laura 4 skipped and
caught on the turn. May went up second,
Laura third, and the trio were in these
positions atthe quarter and the half daylight
apart. They were punched around the
lower turn, Tapped on one another'S wheels.
Laura broke, and lost a length or two. Ii
was dlng-dong race down the stretch for
home. Gordan brought Chancellor on the
inside at great clip and got on terms with
Shyloek. Laura Il was also even on the
outside, and the stands bu0bed over with
excitement. The mare then broke again
and ruined her chance. Directly McCOrd
called on Shyloek he came and won under a
dive in 2:23A, Chancellor hanging on his
Wheel Laura Il third.
ShylOek, with tied off heats to his credit,
then sold for $50, the remainder of the
crowd $40. This heat resulted in rank
decision. Some OF the worst scoring ever
seen occurred before the word was given
and the tedious delay ended in an uneven
start The favOrte .rotted squarely all the
way, with the exception of a couple of slight
bobbles, whereas Chancellor made no less
than six running breaks. gaining every
time. lie ran and paced nearly half way
down the stretch alongside McCord's game
trotter. breaking for 20 yards until
Just near the wire. when he
passing under the wire half len 9Th in front
OF Shylock. When the judges gave the heat
TO Chancellor 1t was received with dead
silence by the crowd, so manifestly unfair
and unjust was such conclusion. A few
shOrtenders, of course. chcered wildly, and
perhaps this operated as some kind of COM
pensatioD to the judges. Not horseman
could be found on the track but that diff
fered with the verdict, and the majority
were simply aghast at the announcement.
When the judges were seen by a CALL re-
porter and asked the reasons for their de-
clson, the answer was That's private"
The time hung out was 2:21 u. TippOo Tib
got the flag.
After this people were almost afraid to
play their money. The little business done
was at S25 Tor Shyloek and $40 the field.
Several good opportunities occurred for a
start. but they were not taken advantage
of. and then Laura u threw a shoe, this oc-
casioning more delay. At last they were
sent on their journey, Chancellor repeating
bling and gaining by it all the time. Shy
lock kept going, and as Chancellor again
galloped along the stretch derisiye cheers
and shouts went up that the men In the
stand would again give him the heat, but
fortunately the gallant Shylock beat him
out by length and settled the question by
winning the heat and race. Time, :25.
SUMMARY.
Same day-TrottIng. 2:25 class. Purse $1,000.
Shylock. eh 5. by Tom Benton. dam Brown
Chancellor ch $, by bismarck, dam Lucy
ocioae Nay br g. by May Boy. dam Fannie
BrickwelI (Sandersl. ..................,.2 3 s
Maggie. b M, BY Dexter Prince, dam by
Laura z b. m, BY Alex Button. dam Black
Dolly tBiglow)......; ..........s Q
March the Fourth (whitingj.. ..'..n.4 4
Prince b. biz, g. by Brilliant (Grooml .....S 8 d
Tippoo Tip, b. g., by Reliance Edgar Maben)7 dis
Time. 2:2S15-2:23s4-2:2l 1s-2:25.
Tie free-for-all pace only had four start
ers. DIR. Swift sold favorite at $50 Tom
Ryder was second choice at $50, and the
field brought $40. The heat was surprise.
as the Doctor was last all the way and fin
ished Just outside the flag. The judges
thought Corey was trying to get inside. so
took him out OF the sulSy and put Maben
up. Tom Ryder won the heat from Alan
nah and Princess Alice third. Time, 2:1S.
Dr. Swift made very different showing
in the next heat, and he was close up on
Tom Ryder's wheel al the wire, in 2:1SA,
with Princess Alice good third. The pool
ing now was $50 for Ryder and SlS tor the
field. The judges made another change in
drivers, taking out the veteran Williams
and substituting Havey. Ryder took the
heat and race in after hard drive with
DR.. Swift and Alannah, who quit at the
wire.
SUMMARY.
same day-Pacing, free for all. Purse $1,000.
Tom Ryder hr g by Alex Button. dam by
PRINCESS Alice. biz, M. by Dexter Prince dam
DR.. swift B. e. by haywood dam American
Girl (Corey-Maben). en)....................... 2 4
Alannah, .. m, BY Guy Wilkes dam MOiiie
lime. 'a:is.a:isis4i-aa:iIi7is;i4.. ''''''
-Four running races are set for decision to-
day. In the mile selling race the starters
will be Eva ID, Tom Stacey. Monte Carlo,
Folly, Nero, Albatross, Tom Dwyer, Ap-
plause. ST. Patrick.
In the two-ysar-old fve-furlong dash,
Martinez, The Drummer, Alliance, Duke
Stevens, Donna Lila, Amy b. Miss Edsal,
Orrin and Estrella will start.
In the three-year-0ld handicap, one mile
and furloDg. the following will go to the
post: Lottie Mills 110, MoonHower 100,
Flair 90. Early los, Clinton Fl 90, Tyrona
o. Montebella 81, The Flood so. and Es-
peranZa los.
The four starters in the six furlong and
repeat race will be: Joe 107, Cheerful 100.
Inkerman 126. and May Prtchard 90
The following horses may prove ylctori-
Gus:
First race. one mile. Applause or Albatross.
Second race. two-year-olds, i've and half
furlongs, The Drummer or Orrin.
Third race. one mile and furl0ng EspeTanZa
OF Lottte Mills.