The Portland daily press., 1899-08-19
came Little Nash LIDO again Wins
First Money.
The Talent Dumped in
in the 2.11 Pace.
Frank Rysdick Badly Beaten by
TerriIl s.

The HlRby stake Imeeting wound UT
With q fouriah. yestefday afternoon.
Though the,e were but two races on the
card, and the clio sing day Is apt to be
rather tame, there was o crowd IN the
grand stand, more tickets being taken
al the entrance gate than In any two
Gays OF former race neots. Ths sport,
too, was Of the same high class that char
aoserissa the whols wesk'a attraction.
The two races were both Glass events,
and both wore spiit up, the a.1f pace
eGpssially 50. Thsre were only six charters
In that event. ana only two Of them
-sere rated extra good, but every heat was
filled With excitement Frank Rysdick,
New York state horse that went good
raos ab Old Orchard. last week, beating
out Mejos and lowering hts mark to
$40 9 4, was regarded as the rsal thing
when the PAGERS flrst came out for the
word. Ae Ii a big, long gaited fellow,
ard when he gets hia ponderous frame
in motion he GAN get by most anything
Ia hia class, but he Is inclined to be bad
actor. Of tlmas. snd no INDUCED that
ineiination SO often, yesterday, that he
sac7iHoed the race.
Abe STRONG backing Re rscatved was
Destly enouah to give the owners OF che
other herEes in tbs field an attack OF the
blues. Ierrill s. OF WbitlnRvilln, Mass. .
a Risby performer Of lsst ysar, was hon.
cred with second choice, ard before he
got through Eith the raoo he made the
Rysdiok hoses look yery cheap.
The fret heat was a walkoger for q.
IL Knott, Vernions gsIdlng, and wac
pased in suoh slow tlae that the an
noRnosmant, "Ar bass on this heat ars
off'' cams from ths judges stand. Rys-
aick wensofI hiHfsss down In the stgesvh,
bstoge he male the turn, and was GEN.
tent TO trail tho field nearly the entire
distance, moving up only to fourth place
under the wire. Il was plain that he had
not done his best. Terrln S. made q
pIucky haish, but had taken things too
easily up the stretch.
From that time on every heat was q
hard drive, especially for Terr1n s.,
which in the whole six heats DIDN'T once
finish behind second place. He gave
Rysdiok two terrific heats, giving him in
one a new mark Of 2.0B "a. Then the
gamey Ierrili s. came in for his turn to
head the field under the wire, and he did
the trick three times in SUCCESSION, with
out showing sign OF fatigue, and without
eacrlflcing his mark made at Dover, three
ueeks ago.
The ala trot proved a comparatively
easy one for that favorite oId.timer.
Much Ado, OF Franklin Falls, N. II.
Once during the race. when Ccnfegsor got
away from him in the third heat, Mr..
Kennedy had doubt about landing thu
race, for his little gelding has bad hind
leg. and 1t showed evidsnoe Of boshsrIng
him little. Confsssor took that heat
in 2.i5 Id. but one moro heat settled the
raoe. for Much Ado came out looking like
a real race horss. and when he logged
under the wire. two or three lengths to
the good. be looked az If he would like to
circle the course a second time, and have
another brush with anything that dared
dispute his title.
The meeting has besn a uccess from
start to finish, and If the special Meeting
In September proves proportIonately q S
good. Righy will Gomez out this season
quite bit "ahead OF the game"
1he summary;
= ali Clas#-Paoing-Purse $500.
Tcrrin s., Oh 9, by strath-
more (DoTe) 2a 9li
Frank kysdiok, q, by
Royal Rysdick (Bever) III 6 S
Il. Il. Knott, oh g, by AL
canda Hrewster) / 6 "a y
Winfield. hr (Gatcombl6 8 8 Gro
Palmetto Prince, br 9
(O'NeiD 81 s.o
Alice Hal, 9 m (Howard) A s SO 70
Iime-a.is Ia, a.os 81, 21o, ais ga,
ala l-2, 2.l6 "a.
2.i4 s-Trottlng-Purse $500.
Much Ado. b q, by Judge
Salisbury fKannedy) III
Co1fessor, b @, by Constantine
lhrady( 8 1 8
Suzette, b m (Gilbertl s 8