The sun., 1897-12-04

~. revrermers n Rvidescs nt Pirnisee-ps
.,.,o, IN the ota ssegra Case.

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c,.,on In the o,a sussus Case.
p,,uvoRE. Dec. 3.-The attendance at Pim-
,,co this afternoon was chiefly made up OF the
ror,,,iars owing to tho unfavorable weather.
,rho trock was a perfect quagrniro as result of
,ho rain. and the talent looked for mud per-
,ormors They were successful, as four favor
,,.. ,vorc in front passing the finish. The In
vos,ioation into tho supposed poisoning OF tho
hor,o Old saugus was finished by tho stewards
,his ofterpoon. Their verdict was that they
con,a not fpd evidence that the horse had en-
drugpod. His owner, J. o. Gray, however, was
8ned Al 90 for making charges ho could not sub
stantiate.
There must have been something the matter
with the stewards while the second and third
raccs were run. Maher, on Ten Spot, whilo
winning easily in the second race, sat perfectly
sti,I and permitted Continental TO pass him and
anish t,rst 1t was as glaring case ns that Of
Nacey. on Old Age, at tho st. Asaph track. for
which that boy was ruled of. Lamle permitted
Musketecr to beat him nose for the place in
the third race without making an effort to stall
him Off, but again the stewards said nothing.
O'Connor rode tho first two winners. and o Weary
Hfter Kceping the field at tho post for hnlf an
dropped tho flag. with High Hoe left at the post
wos The good thing, My Maryland. who was
backed in the ring for thousands Of dollars. In
the closing sfs nSrsss no
Lansdale. had pulled up, ho suddenly dropped tho
flag. This brought forth even more kicking than
that it should have been declared .'no race
because tho horses had been beyond the furlong
pole before the flag tdrppRSd Waterman
Ave miles. Summaries follow:
First Race Five furlonRs. - Gen. Maceo. lO7
Rs"s to 70 place seeond h fnds
rd Tame S JUDI MasnS SSS
and High Hoe were left at the post:
Second Race-Five aud half rurlonss.-conti.
spot, ioo (Mnher, stoS for place: second Red spI.
der lo Maxim , third %e and I r;oel s s,a
to H 10 and % out WON; Mnstsseer IoS izshnS 20 to
for plneg soeoTd; E;hsrdoTn Iog d;s,m1,ie1 third
Jones'. and Atlantic King also ran ..
Fourth kofex .Sa 70 fn59nGsIDostown n ios
Us Codom,, u 5 for place. second charmeuse, pS
sStanhope), third. Time l;2l. crayon and Mrs.
Fifth Rsce--one mile.-Lansdaie. los toLeary), =
TO- TO and to 8 won; AbinEdon @ loi slack T to
1:Is. Her own, Summer Sea, Rossifer, Alarum and
Waterman also rem.
The card for tomorrow follows:
First Raee-Five furonss.I;ArGItrator. loIi stay
S fSFpS whigpoo
don s'pn Master James fis Han~e iia Marsa
100; Louise n. 100; Challenger. los; Taranto los;
Hurl. lO0; Fingal, lO5.
THIRD Ra?e@seven furlonss--Maurice, 1874: Tre.
margo. ia; lambert, l2l; Lansdale. 12l; Lady
Dainty. lsl: Tnranto. l2n Endeavor, ~; Glenoine.
lu5; High Hoe lO5; My Maryland. l02; Isen, lO2
Fourth Race-Ons mlo.--Ella Rae. SO; Rossifer. %
Challenger l02; Debride, 0s: Plantain 90 laramie.
81; Hammock ilbl Sensational. a9i sdunh. l0s; Near
est %; Mount dor. 102; The Manxman. 1l8; Pro-
mier. 1873 byron Cross, 02 Billali l22; Sun Up, 10.
Firth Racs-one miie.-Decagod. 99; oIitred 90;
Dye. V1; III Daddy. 1O8 Adam Beck, II; Riher. %;
Nnsketeer. 80; saln,re: OF; George H: Ketcham 81.
Sixth hi, RaSe6Four miles-undine 80; Calendar.
lete. 150; Little Grant. $50; Media, $50.