The herald., 1894-08-15
70 Tambien's Victory Over
Lamplighter.
Lissak the Winner of the Melbourne
Stud Stakes.
Asets Does Some Phenomenal Trotttpg
sn Heavy Track at Tsrre Haute.
6urprfses Sprung ut
Rochester.
~ thu A sociated Press.

Tanbieu and Ducat were entered, and
the Melbourne stud stakes for which
Lisssk and Prince Of Monaco had been
colored on the card.
Yo Tambien's victory over Lamp
lighter was something Of surprise, the
latter closing pronounced favorite
with the western representative and
Duoat In about equal favor for the place.
George Beck and Restraint, the two light
weights, took up the running at the flag.
and remained In front to the half. Here
Griffin let out q rap on DucRt, who
found the pace too slow and opened up
lap or two. Lamplighter ct this point
was fourth and 70 Tembien fifth. They
came into the stretch in about the same
order, and after they had Strengthened
out, Martin brought Yo Tambien up.
and won by half a length.
Prince of Monaco, although q strong
favorite for the Melbourne stakes, was
beaten by LisHak in what appeared to be
an easy drive.
Mile-Ohattanooga won. Hydsrabsd
second, Ingomar third; time. l :43.
Six and a half furlongs-Henry OF
Navarro won, PotentRte second, Long
shore third time, :204.
Seven furlongs-Lisssk won, Prince
Of Monaco second, Brioso third time,
1:23.
Mile and an eighth-Yo Tambien
won, Duost second, Lsmplighter third
time. :54A.
Six furlongs-Tom skidmore won,
Clementine second, Leonard third; time,
1879.
Five and halifurlongs-Trophy won,
Doorga second, Hollywood third; time,
1904.
A HEAVY TRACK AT TERRE HAUTE.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. IA
heavy downpour Of rain left the track
in bad shape today, and every mile was
done on the outside, the horses going
fully one mile and an eighth. This con-
sidered, the first mile of Azote, in the
220 trot, was phenomenal, and the
best Judges declare it was as good as
200, had it been on q smooth track.
The 1926 trot, unfinished from Mon
day, made the programme long one.
and the $4,000 stake race for foals OF 1890
was carried over until tomorrow as was
also the unfinished 2:10 trot. The
total amount of money to DO contested
for is over $4,000.
Glass 1926 trot, purse $4,000, continued
from yesterday. Red Bird won the first,
fourth and eighth heats and the race.
Woodstock won the third and fifth, Kate
Oaffrey the sixth and seventh and Fulda
the second heat. Best time, 2:l7. Five
others also started.
Class 2:25 trot, purse $2000-Venita
Wilbes won in three straight heats !;
time, 2:26. Quality, Loami, Daisy N.
end Fanny Wilson also started.
Class 2 :28 trot. purse $500, five heats
Baron Dillon won the third, fourth
and fifth heats and the race. Lemone
won the second and Annie MoGregor the
first, but the latter was distsnced in the
second. Five others started. Best time,
1924. 'e
Glass 2:10 trot. purse $500 (unfin-
ished Pamlico won the second and third
heats, with Azote second. Lord Clinton.
Muta Wilkes and William Penn finished
in the order named. Best time, 2:2l.
THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. 1.-two
surprises were sprung today. In the
first race surprise No. was found. Joe
H. was distancsd and Ella Eddy, who
came down from Buffalo frenh with the
laurels of her seven-heat victory, was
picked as the winner, IL to 25 on the
field. She landed the first heat amid
the cheers of the crowd, but failed to
win another. After Ella Eddy, in the
eyes of the talent, came the mare Bessie
Hall, and after the thinner horse failed
in her attempt at odds of to 25 ON the
field, the buglers could not drive out
Daisy Despair. who captured the next
three heats.
The 2:20 class, pacing--Daisy Despair
won the second. third and fourth heats
and race in 2:15, 2:16, 2:16. Ella Eddy
won the first heat in 2:13. Judge Ster-
ling and five others started.
The 2:15 class. trotting-Dandy.Jim
won the second, third and fourth heats
and race in 2:111s. 2:12Ls, 2:13. Cob
webs won the second heat in 2:12.
Maud G. and five others also started.
The 2:30 class, 3.yesr-olds, trotting-
Red Bud won the race in three straight
heats in 2:20, 2:1734, 2:21; Limerose
second.
GOLDEN GATE RACES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.-Pacinr.
year-olds-Ketchum won in thrss
straight heats. Touchet second, Butte,
Cora 8. and Prince Nutwood distanoed.
Best time, 2:20.
Trotting, 2:40 class-Martin Jr. won
in straight heats, Deborah second, Dan
Brown third. Eva M. distanced; best
Trotsina, a:24 class-shs won in
straight heats, Prince Wood second,
Alert third. Chloe and King Of the Ring
fourth and fifth, Leonore, Lompoc and
Alviso distanced; best time, 2:l9.
Trotting, 2:20 claas-Bay Rum won
the fourth. fifth and seventh heats, Fal.
lacy the third and sixth, Doodle the
fret and second. Chancellor, George
Dexter, Daylight, Nutwood Wilkes and
Maude Fowler also started; best time,
2:1914.
AT THE WILLOWS FAIR.
WINDOWS, CAL, Aug. 1.-the races
opened today with an average first days
attendance. The track was excellent.
There were three starters in the 2:40
trot. Palermo won the race in three
straight heats, John w. second, Nellie
Bly, distanced in the fret heat; best
time, 2:2414.
In the 2:40 pace Waldo was conceded
nrst money without starting. Surprise,
eagle and Victor s. started. Surprise
took first heat. Eagle second. Victor s.
third; time, .2:261.6. Second heat,
Eagle won. Surprise second. Victor s.
third; time, 2:244. The third and
fourth heats were taken by Surprise in