The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-08-12
JOE PATCHEy,s FAST HEATS.
The PAGER from the Jcwett Farm Wins
Cleveriy at Bunaio.

BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-THE close Of the long pro-
gramme for the stay of the harness racers in this
city will be long remembered BY the speculative
army that follows the Grand Circuit. In trying
to pick winners this afternoon every effort
proved TO be q failure. and expensive failures at
that. First IL was Judge Fisher to beat Sally
Simmons in the 2:21 trot, which commenced
yesterday and went over after three heats.
When the fourth heat was called to-day Judge
Fisher sold at even money, and a rumor
spread that he would have no opposition
from the young mare. who had beaten him
to the wire twice ON Friday. The report reached
the Judges, and they read q short lecture to
Driver Shank. In the face of this warning
young Shank made no move for the heat, his
excuse being that he was sent away q length
back. and Judge Fisher had such a lead that he
did not think his ally could overtake him. This
a asft Rpt g st siy Sts the S5 5Ta srssf aas "a hand n Ge 1T. T res
suit was that Sally Simmons won the race.
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With only four starters in the ego pace, the
To "p i % over the small 6ei9. The winner ShSs r. however.
turned up in LUCILLE s., who earned the brackets
to tse e caps of.A.n IS. t Mckay, S who won sn' With ist star.
plex and Ada earlier in the week. These two
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at such q reckless rate that IL would seem the
Starting as second choice, Moonstone soon be-
John. r. .Gentry. the fleet folr-ytar-oid. Just
added TO MeHenry,s string. was In the field, but
and his friends soon deserted him.
Joe Patchen had not lost a race In q month.
but II was thought he was getting stale, and the
plunge ON Moonstone continued. After Joe
Patchen had marched away in the first heat.
going slow 70 the half in | :6GH, he had enough
left 10 play with Moonstone when Geers made
his drive, along the upper turn, Joe Patchen
won the hea! IN e;0asl. In the face Of this the
second heat. John r. Gentry carried Joe Patchsn
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The stables divide at this point, as the attrsc-
lions at. Terre HAute draw some OF the horses
out OF the regular line. There are still enough
TO insure good fields at Rochester next week.
John A. Goldsmith will be at Terre Haute, but
sends Alar To Rochester in charge of w, &,
Trimble, who will pilot her for the purse OF
$4,000 that opens the nesting there; George
Starr also goes 10 Rochester, having Rose Leaf
20 drive early in the week. He viii then return
10 Terre HAute.
There is no chance for the PAGER :. r., who
broke down yesterday when starr was warming
him up for his race, TO start again. After get
ting his stihe back in place IL was found that a
hone Was broken at the pastern Joint. The horse
has been placed in a sling, and every EFFORT will
be made 10 save him.