The evening world., 1894-09-05
CAPTURES IT.
Charlie Green's Chestnut Filly
Gets the Realization.
Eleven Starters In the 2.35 Glass
at FIsetwood To-Day.
Track Fast and tho Attendance
Better Than Yesterday.

FLEETWOOD DRIVING PARK. Sept.
6.-The widely advertised and much
taIked-of appearance of Monroe Sails
bury's great trotting mare Alix at the
Grand Circuit meeting now In progress
at this track Is off. Alix WAS entered
In the ee-for-all trot tomorrow. An
effort was made by the Driving Club.
of New York, to have the mare
scratched in this event and have her try
for q new record on the last day of the
meeting, but the effort proved unsuc-
cessful.
Mr.. Salisbury says that Alix has en-
gagements in the West this week. and
he intimates that the Association would
not offer a suitable inducement. He
further says that the old track here
is not anything like suitable q r record
breaking. AGATE will be the Salisbury
representative In the free-for-all trot.
II the Association was in earnest and
really wished to secure the appearance
OF Alix. as advertised. there 10 no doubt
but that It could have been accom-
plished. 30 little was done. however,
that Mr.. Salisbury did not even bring
his charge East.
To-day's card was a slight improve
ment over that run of on the two pre-
vious days, and porpised something like
exciting sport. Three trots and one
pacing event were down for decision.
and among the entries were several we'll
known performers. The weather was
in good condition. although very dusty,
and fairly large sized crowd was pres
ent.
For the opening race. the 226 class, for
post. Little Ethan being added at the
any. decided fayorite, the pools selling
s2l; Clemmie G. H., 500.
pole. At the nth attempt they got the
word Ciemmie q. rushed to the front
on the first turn, and, leading all the
way, won easily by a length, Tom Me
dium, who was second throughout. broke
badly in the stretch. but got down In
time to beat Cudahy half length. Time
Second Heat-clemmie @. sold for SIS
Warner, the driver OF Tom Medium, was
fined SIS for breaking in front of his
front and led until the stretch was
reached. Demarest then shot r., l.. Rob
inson out OF the bunch, and drawing
away won by. a length easily. Happy
Lady was half length before Little
Ethan. The order OF finish was: l.. L.
Ethan, !; c!emmiee g., !; Tom Me ia iTiF
s. Cudahy. s: Miss Rachel. I; Lizzie ii. ",
distanced, TiimeN2.iS. " N''"A
Third Hest.-Happy Lady led all the
way and won by length. e. L. Rob;
inson broke badly in the last hundred
g HTdf LAP ard L. .ns, Ethsn got up
Little Ethan second. T. L. Robinson
third, Miss Racheal fourth, Lizzie II
nfth. Dudley Olcott sixth. Cudohy sew
enth, Flossie eighth, Tom Medium
ninth. Clemmie G. tenth. Time-2,2O IA.
Realization Purse--Four-Year-O
or the fve who started in the Realiza-
ton purse for four-year-olds. the New
York mare, Sallie simmons was hot
favorite. selling In the pools for $50
against $50 for the field.
First Heat-After scoring eight times
Psyche got the best OF poor start, and
the end by length and a half. Sailie
simmons. the favorite. came with a rush
at the end bu. could not get up. Happy
Minnie Was third, thirty lengths away.
Time-2.lt ID.
Second Heat.-Psyche sold for $2j In
the tield to $40 against the field in this
heat. The FIRST part OF the race was
mons racing Tapped on each other. on
the turn into the stretch, however,
Psyche drew away and won easily by
three lengths. Salie simmons was halr
a dozen lengths before Happy Minnie.
Time I'll.