The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-15

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. IA heavy
down pour OF rain this morning left the
track i'll bad shape, and every mile was
done on the outside, the horses going fully
one mile and an eighth. This considered,
the first mile Of Azofe in the 2:10 trot was
phenomenal and the best judges declare it
was As good as 2:G6 had it been at the pole
On smooth track. The 2:26 troJ unfinished
from Monday made the program a long
one and the 81 600 stake race for foals of
1890 was carried over Till tomorrow as was
also the unfinished 2:l0 trot. The total
amount of money to be contested for is
Oyrr 49,
First, 2:26 trot, purse $1,000, continued
from yesterday: Red Bird won the first.
fourth aud eighth heats and race. Wood
stock won the third and fifth, Kate Caffrey
won the six h and seventh, Fulda he sec
pnd heat. Silverdale, Sam Weller, Item,
Gertrude, EiectanC also started. Time
BIZ, 2:21, 2:171z, 2:2O. 2:2034, 2:24, 2:261Jzz,
P:25lL
Second, 2:35 trot. purse 5000: Venita
heats in 2;2753 2:26 2.26j5 Quality, Lola,
Loami, Daisy y. and Fanny Wilson also
started.
Third. 2:2S trot; purse 81 800 Five heats.
Baron Dillon won the third, fourth and
fifth heats and race. Lemonee won the
second aud Annie McGregOr the first, but
the latter was distauced in the second.
NOrvin y. Clayton, A!tivO, Silver Ore,
John Hackett also started. Time, 2:24,
2:201Z. 2:25jzz. 2:255555, 2:27J+.
In the 2:l0 troJ, purse . 600 (unfinished)
PamlicO won tine second and third heats
with Azote second, Lord Clinton, MuUa
Wilkes, William Penn finished in the
order named. Time, I'll, 2l213, 2:15.
Surprises at Rochester.
ROCHESTER. \. Y, Aug 1.-Two sur
prIses were sprung today. In the first race,
surprise No. ] was found. Joe He was
distanced ana Ella Eddy. who came down
from Buffalo fresh with laureIs of her
seven heat victory, was picked a. the WIN
ner, l. 10 p the field. She landed the
first heat amid the cheers of the crowd, but
failed &c WIN another. After Ella Eddy,
In the eyes of the talent, came the mare
Bessie Hal, and after the thinner horse
failed ia her attempt at odds of TO % on
The field. Bulgers could not drive out
Daisy de Spain, who captured the next
three he ats.
the second third and fourth heats and
race in 2l5. 2:16, 2:16 Ella Eddy won the
first In 2:i3 Judge Sterling. Bessie Hal,
Ferndale, LenOrek, AbetO, Lucy III. and
Joe lie also started.
2:15 class trotting: Dandy Jim won the
second. third and fourth heats and race in
21I15. 2:12l5. 2:l3
Coowebs won the first heat in PIP
Maud c, Billy A, Aunt Deliah, Edith II,
Medic and Aline also started.
2:30 class 3-year-Old trotting: Red Bud
won tue race in three straight heats in 2:2O,
z:III+, 2:2l. Limenero second.
70 Tambien Beats Lamplighter.
SARATOGA, Aug 1.-THE features of the
racing today was the Foster memorial
handicap, IN which Lamplighter, Yo Tam
hien and Ducat were entered, and the
Melbourne stud stakes for which Lissak
and Prince Of Monaco had been coioreI on
the card Yo Tamhien's victory over
Iamplighter was some hing of a surprise,
the later closing "A pronounced favorite
with the western representative and DuCat
in about equal favor for the place. George
Beck and Restraint, the two light weights,
TOOK up the running at the flag aud re-
manned in front to the half Here Griffin
let out a rap on Ducat, who found the
pace too slow and opened up on a gap oI
two lengths.
Lamplighter at this point was forth and
Go Tambicn fifth. They came into the
stretch in abouU the same order, and after
they had strai ghtaned out Martin brought
NO Tam bien through with a rush and won
by a half length. Prince of Monaco, al
though n strong fayorit, for the Melbourne
stakes, was beaten 10y Lissak in what APP
peaTed to De an easy drive. At the last
turn Ljssak took the lead and was never
headed.