The evening world., 1894-08-14
BOaIQerS Day IO=N1OrrOW EVEN

AN excellent card drew out large
crowd here to-day. The weather was
warm and clear and the track fast.
The sport began with a dash of a
mile, and 1t proved to be one of the
most thrilling races Of the meeting.
Chattanooga, the extreme outsider, won.
but only because John Lamly took
desperate chances. -.r.
Anna and Ingomar led into the stretch,
where Hyderabad moved up on the out
side with Chattanooga. Whether
through intention or accident Clayton
pulled Hyderabad across Chattanooga
and nearly sent him to his knees.
| Again Lamly tried to force through,
| and again Hyderabad and Anna closed
| the gap. Finally Lamly gathered Chat
tanooga together, and literally jamrning
| the horse between Hyderabad and Anna
won by head on the post During all
the humping through the stretch the
four ran on even terms, making
The second race was only a canter for
henry or Navarro, VINO was an over
whelming favorite. He passed Potentate
In the stretch, and won under a pull
Potentate beat Lake Shore as easily for
the place.
Ed Corrigan is very anxious to get on
with 14o pounds, can beat Ballarat at 1876
pounds over the short steeplchase course.
and he offered to bet 5000 to back his
hardly probable that anything will come
Of Corrigans proposition.
Prince Of Monaco's colors were lowered
Chinn's imported colt. Lissak, won
rather easily taking the lead in the
stretch. Taral worked hard on the IA
MOTIFS rode Beautiful H finish on he he o %P
slider, Brtoso. and landed him in third
place.
FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000; for four year -olds and upward; one
mile.
starters, Betting St. Hlt Fin.
Chsttanooga. lol Qamly). ..lo-l SO IN
I Hysssssad 90 M GI.y'on il Il 1 eYs
Anna. 1o5 Perkins).....:.... 81 3-6 ?it
Ingomar and Anna raced head and
head into the stretch, where Hyderabad
and Chattanooga closed. At the fur
long pole all four were on absolutely even
terms, and tor sixteenth of mile they
nooga, standing the. drive the longest,
managed to draw out enough to win by
a head from Hyderabad, who was
length In front of Ingomar. Time-1.43.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 for three-yesr-olds; six and a half
furlongs
starters. Betting st. tFiu,
HOT Navarro: ~, a. clayrn, IS out q i,
Lake Shore. Ils tcicrisoj.. ..4o-i So !
Potentate led on sufferance to the
stretch, where Henry of Navarro passed
% aa was FOUR ehsth. IN frens Of
Lake Shore. tTimer-1.0 Ia
THIRD RACE,
Tho Nslboarrs stnl Stakes, for, tvotys.r-o,ds.
the Association to guarantee the value to be
an
Starters Betting. St. Hlf Fin.
Lissat us oGrn, ~, i r:,.H lcs shit
Z; ;: MOTIFS ss lilo il e, We6sr'sSS-ii :ii ) Z !
Pepper. ITO IA. Clayton)..... ST. SIS : Is
Mirage cut out the running. followed
by Lissak, Prince of Monaco and Pep
per- There was no change In this S dss
Lissak took the lead, and Taral went
after him with Prince Of Monaco. The
latter could nsys, catch Lissa aon, bow
was third. length away. ,Tlmeoal.29.
Mutuels paid, one, two. three: On Lis
Brioso, SAILS. -
The Foster Memorial Handicap, OF $50 each:
starters to pay $50 extra; the Association TO
| guarantee the value TO be w. one mile ana an
eighth p.,,nr q, III, vi,
6 bac I."f SiS II lS.E';n, = ' * s
Lampiighter, l:S lTarsD.y. 20 % ! : "a
V Victor los CRessanj," :l0i q ! s, s
Restraint, 90 (Keete). .loO-i Isl 81
George Beck was first by the stand.
but gave way on the turn to Restraint
There Ducat, who had been third, found
the pace too slow and Griffin sent him
II front bs nts G ss s!rei Beck
Restraint and Lamplighter. ,Ducat
looked the winner at this point, but at
the furlong pole Martin, who had been
trailing with 70 Tamoien; brought the
and catching Ducat in the last few
strides won by half length. Ducat was
g length and half m front of Lamp
Tambien, ss.s; on Ducat, sass; on
Lamplighter, $3.50.
FIFTH RACE
Purse $500; for three-year-ods and upward;
Tom skidmore. 90 tGrrin)... Ia ia 81 l:t!
Leonardo, ss tD2nohue) .....ll-2 g. Sis
Illame. io2 &c weesp......ss-i q ! !
P RIonaS :. q o sS 81 II
Alonzo set u terrific clip, going to the
half in O.49 and to the head OF the
stretch in 1,02 1-2. Leonardo and Glenn
skidmore, who had been trailing. then
moved up and when they Strengthened
out took the lead and won easily by
two and one-half lengths from Clemen-
/ tine, who was the same distance In
front of Leonardo. Time-1.27 l-2.
Mutuels paid, one two, three: On
Tom Skidmore. $2.15; on Clementfne,
S2.35; on Leonardo, $40.
SIXTH RACE.
For maiden two-year-ods; selling; nye and a
half furlongs.
| Starters betting, NJ HltFln.
| TROPHY e., 81 (Banks)..... i0-i ST. IL
| Doorga VI PerklnsJ. .......l5-l 81 2.
| Hollywood 100 (Donohuel.. 81 even 81
Rossmar 1903 (Reagan)..... 81 40
Widow Cliquot.f97 Grimm. ~ rs 2h
Condo. 100 Lamly). ........ib-i 81
Dana, 81 "a. Clayton .......i0-i 81 mi
Jewel 1851. (Blake). .......,.2 col I'll
Dana. Widow Cliquot filly and Jewel
ran in close order TO the head Of the
stretch, where Doorga came and took
the lead. In the last sixteenth Trophy
gelding finishing strong, passed Doorga
and won by a half length. Doorga was
two lengths in front OF Hollywood
Mutueis paid, one, two. three: On
Trophy gelding, $3.50; on Doorga, $l4.sS;
on Hollywood, 1886.
FIN AT PARKWAY.