New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
cRANsrON EASILY DEFEATED.

ot-r,rA.sI.D ny cNrTNIN LYONS At FLEETWOOD
THE OTHER CONTESTS YESTERDAY
The harness racing matinee given by IN" Driving
club Of New York Yesterday ne,ted something IKE
s1,oo Tor the two local charities which were the
Lenencnres Of the AFFAIR. There were nelrN ~"
persons on the clubhouse and granistand when the
horses were called for the first race early In IN"
orornoon and they witnessed spirited racing until
darkness came on and caused an abrupt terrnina-
ton OF the sport
Tho match race between VI. II. Bcrnh"imcrs
Cranston anl Dennis Harrington's captain Lyons
for 1850 side was the drawing feature oi 'h' Gay
nroyrarnmc but II proved - he poor contest
crnnsfon came out lame and virtually broken down
Uhll. CAPTAIN Lyons looked 10 be In the PINK OF
condition The stallion simply made show OF his
adversary rotting the first two miles at his ease IN
22si, and 2Gi.. and then putting In heat IN ISL
which Is somewhere near tho limit " his speed. In
th,s heat Crans,on barely missed being disancod, 80
compet.lv was he outclassed When IN" horse was
solna Dr.. could trot In III but mile In 2.S1 was
rast enough 10 take his measure yrster1ay h'to'e
the start p1o.s sod. Captain Lyons s." 'ranStoh -
The rs class trotting resulted ~ sII'n1'd race
Of 1--WE heats. Belle stanton. Philidelp"ia mare
was the tip before the first heat but She proved
10 Ice unsteady and was never factor ~ N con
lost Usefuls good nigh, OF speed saye him thc
first two heats and new t''otn % - guy ~,
could not live 1t out with the game. rrSoute stat
lion carlton chief and The later 5j won with some
Xnon Itinchcrs fast mare RUBY easily defcated
huf y
n side In The last heat Ruby turned the track In
22li. without coming to "A drive 49,.
The race road wagons between menuttS
horses was down on the programme as three
In I'VE contest. but IT was not called unu late ~
the afternoon and before the finish could pe renTnc
the course too dark FOR troiting. The Ju,Ee,
ana contestants. therefore. agreed to an award OF
prizes according To the rank or the horses al '"c
close OF the third heat summaries
22s CLASS TRoTTING AND PACING PURSE 500
Frank towels c%rl'? s GS'., ~ gsn
n ~
rrri f' Gs'Ei1s'r H. & riuc sror'. b, Happy
T Fosss b. m Ida Norwood. by Nor .
II = Ernc.,s br m Belle stanton. by Gen
! F corncII's b J. sidne, smith. by sidney
'voIun,eer G'hlliips ....................l2 o
mont n Fl~mins, .'............. $40 7dr
uo'p ....................... 4iidr
l.t,'n "iihb,D ........................u 5dr
Martens Stock Farm. TX. IN Encore by
K'"" Time r' a2$ .W asg @22 22a 22S
MATCH 81 OO0- TROTrNG.
u. Herrngons b. captain lyons ,,s,., by , swesp
NJ II. pernheimers b q. Cranson by sweep . .
stakes '''''''' Time 2 .2;i, 2:2o,i 2is'.
MATCH -TROTTING Mile heats. two in three
owners drive.
Anton Rin-cher's b. m RUBY. by Clifton. dam by
Charles fnf weiiands Jesse. by Dencn'on . =.
"'''"'' Time .2os 2;2iis
2:3) CLASSIFIED TING.
prizes. paintings Of Nancy Hanks and s,amboulJ
l.. A. purkes b. m. Cora Cooper. by Lexington ,
nj" II rllernSeimeFs b. e. Lishtfoo, by Almon,.
j. IT. G. o's sr"sons b. g. Chester by Aristos jr.
''''A'''"' Tims-2:si,l a;sS 2:s2.