The herald., 1894-10-17

on the turn, with Birdroe and Golden
West about three lengths in the
rear. Laura won the heat in Jog in
2:161a, Birdroe second. Ben Butler
trotted fumbling race and was dis
tanoed.
The talent got setback in the third
heat, for the favorite dropped it to Rory
O'More in 2:174. Laura Nj. was driven
OIL her feet at the turn, and on the back
stretch and upper turn fell far enough
behind to count Rory fully go feet in the
lead. Laura got second place, Birdroe
third, and Golden West YVES distanced.
The unexpected success of Hines
horse called for another heat, but the
favorite got away with it in 2:20. without
any trouble. Rory led to the quarter
post, but on the stretch Laura moved up
a peg, and at the upper turn was two
open lengths ahead. Corsy's little mare
then took it easy down the stretch,
geing under the line several lengths in
advance of Birdroe, with Rory O'More
third. On this heat the mutuels paid
$3.50.
TRoTTINa, 2:40 CLASS.
When the gong called the horses out
or the 2:40 trot. Paloma Prince ranked
as favorite for 500; Lady Grace, SO; the
field, IS. In the betting the Prince was
8 to 5; Lady Grace, 3 to 2; Ell Molino,
TO l; Sir Gird, to l, and Thompson
3 to l. The fsvorite led the Lady round
the turn, Mayberry's bay horse in the
rear by six lengths. The Prince won
the heat easily in 2:181a; Lady Grace
second, Thompson third and Ell Molino
fourth, Sir Gird being distanced.
The favorite also won both the second
and third heats in 2:171s, 2:181I. In
the second heat Patterson was given the
sulky seat behind Lady H, instead of
the colored driver, who could not handle
the little black mare as we'll as she
might have been. The favorite led to
the backatretch and when nearing the
upper turn the Lady collared the Prince.
1t was one of the best races OF the day.
Lady II. was urged forward, but the
etalion was equal to the occasion and
won by length. 1t was hard atrug-
gle on the backatretch, in the third
heat, between the favorite and Lady III.
Great cheering greeted the little mare
when she overhauled Paloma Prince on
the back stretch, where he went off
his feet. He recovered soon and turned
into the stretch length ahead OF the
Lady. who gained wonderfully. Pat
Murphy's San Luis Obispo horse won
only by neck from Lady H., with Ell
Molino three lengths behind. Time,
2:1S1a.
TRoTTING, Two-YEAR-oLDs.
Osita waa the favorite in this event,
opening up at $l5, with So on Al-Ki and
Montedia as the field. The betting was
y 80 u ta nd
6 to /. The favorite led to the quarter
stretch Maben drove the "saline" en-
imal off it's feet at the half, which was
passed in :163l. Al-Ki fell behind ir-
retrievably and Montedia followed Osita
under the line in 2:34 The second heat
was also victory for the favorite, who
won easily in 2:4O34.
THE SUMMARIES.
First race-Trotting, 3.year.old colt
stakes. in 5:
c. ~ R. Ford's blk Gaette, by
Geo 1sdsS " wlESs@le RotSs Ndesags NEa9ass Sv H.
belt "4qys.?a TlSs g :ssS (,?Hass s:as, aa5jl 2
Second rsce-Running. the Maiden
plate, 2.year olds, s furlongs, sweep.
stake for maiden 2'year olds
Pallett Bros Lottie Collins, by Gano-
Billy Lee, lib, (Kevane) ...... .......... 1
AL Patterson's b g kob Roy, by Fellow
W. s. Maben's b C Red Head, by Fellow
Charm-Teal, 11s, (Garcia). .............. 3
W. s. Maben's b Juan Bernard, by Fellow
Charm-Agnes ID. 11S, (Spence). ........... o
Time, l :04.
Pools sold: Lottie Collins s2O the field $1s.
Betting: L0ttie Collins 1 to 2. Juan Bernard
to /, Red Head 2 to L. Rob Roy 3 to /. Place
betting: Jnan Bernard and Red Head 3 to 2
Rob Roy to 5.
Mutuels paid $7.4o
Third race-Running, the Citrus
handicap, sweepstake for all ages, one
mile.
f. A. Cases ch m Centinells. by Hook
Hooking Monica, 106, (TenKes) ........
9. " Tnppers Pescaior, by Gano-Ame-
da Howard, 121, (Long). ................. 2
M. A. Forster's ch Z Nacho B., by wanderer .,
Flower Girl 109, (5ummerfeld) ...... 3
J. G. Hilla h Santa Fe, by St. Dsvid-Allie
Hill, 100, (Chids), s),....................... A
Time. :41h.
Pools sod. Pescdd9r $50, the field $15.
Betting: Pescador to 8, Nacho B TO g. san
To Fe 2 to l, CentineilA to l. Place Betting !:
Pescador 10 3, Nacho B. to 4, Santa Fe 3 to
2, Centinella to /.
Mutuels paid $4i,95.
Fourth racs-Pacing, 2:19 class, 8 in
5, purse $500:
c. Il. Corey's br n Laura M, by AL
tamonl- -Patchen (Corey).... l 2 1
UOe hluus Cu II ROry O'MOre, by
Judge sailibury Connolly. FL 3
John Bakers m Birdtoe, by Mark
Monroe-Bird (Baker) ...... 3 3 Q
A. G. Hinkson's Golden West by
Royal George ir (Nolson). -. A dis
W. Z. Durfees g Ben Butler Our
Time. 2:l64, 2:i6,5. 2:I7i, go.
Pools sod first heat: Laura NJ, $40: the
field 5. Betting: Laura, 8 to 8; Golden West,
TO q; Roy o. Mere, l TO ], 5irdroe, q to /; Ben
Butler. 10 TO 2. Place betting, Laura M, 10 s /:
Golden Wsst to s Rory C'More, l to l; Bir d.
roe, 2 to 2; Ben Butler, 10 1. Mutuels paid
$3.50.
Fifth racs-Trotting 2:40 class, 3 in s,
purse $500:
z. W. Murphy's b Palom a Prince
Bessie Miller by Mcclellan, 143
A. q. Freeman's blk m by Raymond
Lldy (pattersonl. nl.................... 2
&. l.. MayDerrg's h E Mollno, by AL
cszar-Lady Washington (Garnsay) 4 3
Chas. Vanina's oh h Thompson, by
Bo3dle-Flora II. (Yanina). ......... dis.
J. s. Pufdy 5 b h Sir Gird, by Woolsey
Laur.lte (3anford) d).................. dis.
Time, 2:lSl5, ? l71a 2;l5la.
Poo's sold, first heat: Pal0ma Prince, $50;
Lady Grace, So he d. 50. Betting: Pa.oma
Prince,3 % 5;Lady Grace, 3 to 2;Kl Mo ino. to
l.; Sir Grd. to /; Thompson, TO i. Place bet
ling. Paoma Prince, to 81 Lady Grace, to 2,
El Molno. TO 8; Sir Gird, to L; Thompson. l
to l.
Sixth racs--Trotting. 2-year-old colt
stakes. 2 in 3: