The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-19
aAND CIRCUIT RACES
bias Horse Captared a Rich TfOt-
ting Prize.
,e,rvopTH WON BLUE HILL STAKES
18th win Try TO Break the Pacing
pm Ie Al ReadviIIe Next Saturday.
N.Y. Other Sporting Events.

NV" Other Sporting Events.
r. Mass. August 1S.-The grand
bua nseting had it's opening day ut
VI. n..drIlle track with fine weather and
sensational wins for horses little IA
s's ~ the betting fraternity, the favor.
'aeu y osch event being beaten. Major
Hs who won the 2:0S pace, had
Nxce,ts to $3.50 before the race, and this
M KY lsssbIe win was almost duplicated In
lnA55 az. ssY trot. which Baron Deshay took,
be ~ Ia been worth only So to S1S5 be-
pa,ins oce was called. In the LOS class
fore ne pe,b tI was heavily backed as a
MF a.. n and promised to fulfill expectations
hFon,ttvug the second heat, making Mcmahon
laA .u, 70 land Major Muscovite a winner
" next time around.
", lle ., p for $50 trotters, with a purse
WI . sts II went to Wentworth, son of
s'Ior In A magnificent race, the first
Npe'% sats beating the stake record for
KY lass. which was 2:11A. In the frat
us e ,Se smart looking Maxine led at the
hs , and WAS only overtaken at the three
AnI nv wentworth, who won the heat
eAanan Maxine again led the field
"a ~ the three-quarters in the second
s.v ~. hu, the fayOrite. Chase, began to BID
o-a place and ny Il very last urlNe the
e., aaiphth went under the wire wilmer
n length.
,I.rrtrorfh who beat out Chase IN each
| s,st With apparent ease.
n he 2;1G pace, the black mare, Suffreel,
r,s never headed.
,ns some difficulty was encountered in
v" a,ng them away Baron Deshay, the
nee horse who had finished thirteenth in
~ srst heat, won the next two straight.
mo management announced that there
siu be an extra day racing on saturday,
ZION Dan Patch will endeavor to break
NJ worlds pacing record of 1894.
sSs class trot. purse S15oo-ATaJor Mus
eyIte New Richmond, The Bishop Best
line 1901
geD-Wentworth, Chase, Maxine. Best
u 5ls Cd class pace, purse $1oo0-suffreel,
Buck Thorne, Kavallo. Best time 20SA.
9is class trot, purse $1GO0-Baron De
Say, Wilque, The King. Best time 2:1Q
Races at Saratoga.
Saratoga, n. Y, August 1s-The Mus
t.teer broke worlds record in the sec.
cni race at Saratoga today. He ran the
eyen furlongs in 1:25 nat. In 1894 at
Coney Island Clifford established the rec
od al the distance on a circular track at
i2j 20 Close finishes We're the order of
The day at the track Souro. the top-weght
10 the mile and a quarter handicap, Baron
Pepper and Ethics furnished stirring tin
Id the trio finishing heads apart In the
order named In the opening event of the
tly 0roff, at 40 to l, Allen and Lord of
he Vale, August Bemont's main reliance
ly the futuritv were only separated by
leads at the wire
Blues the l 10 favorlte for the last
event. was beaten cleverly by Huntressa. a
VITO shot The feature was the Mohawk
selling stakes at mile and furlong, for
Each Port Royal was an odds-on fnvorite
aud an easy winner The start was bad.
Andy Williams was all but left at the post.
lie made up a lot of ground. however, and
vas only beaten neck for the place by
Pathfinder Track FIST weather cloudy.
SI furongS handicap--Orloff, Allan,
lcrd Of the Vale. Time 1:l2 40.
r seven fnrlongs. selling The Musketeer,
Ctrlta, Delag0a. Time 1:25.
Nile and furlong, the Mohawk, selling
llms. Time 1853 Is.
Five and a half furlongs- Ella Snyder,
sS ,,,i Alice. Epidemic Time 1:o7
Nle and quarter, handicap-So uro
g sS PEPPER Ethics. Time 2:O6 %.
Tine lbs 40
SARATOGA ENTRIES.
r Alle and an eighth, selling. 3-year-olds-
aa a b ll2, Trump lOl. Lone Fisherman
" s bal L e, Due lOl, Loome 1913, The Pride
MIy W, Blum Ill Lady Sterling 95,
Es o. o. Jessie Mccarthy 49, Frank Nc
i " x turlQngs 2:year-olds-Blue Ribbon
Mne spot lQ2. Sayable III, Tantalus
i% ~, subdue 1O2 Toscan ITO Orphemm1
"a y ;og NJ ia. Bridesmaid IL 1O2, Os
tI lS R. Condor 1l0, Mesmer 103
NJ iSa''llis lV2. Flying Prince, Bell Gardc
Seven turlongs, selling. s-year.o,ds-sod.
fSee ci ~ May j. 81. Half A. Hundred
S N g ny Cottage "a, Satirlst %, Lee
WI ~ Ienagra 90 Musidora 90. Guess
tsm ia II, Early Early Eve 30, Teddy 100. Fill
im Ra ny, hI ,n Favorlte Is. Roughrdei
" noaster lO4, Brandy Smash 1Oa Locke,
Z, APpeintee l01 Lady Radnas, yi 4nec
49,, w Delmarch ILL San Andres 1a
wWsa'e lo6 cogswell 100. Paul Creytor
d alt lI and an eighth-Herbert 100. Hypher
II, 10, somhrero 1O6 WhIskev kin
II Hnu aIsllc Gnard 100, Knight of Rhodes
fJpotaV t az Ia francesca 100, Reina 1906
,ss ae a1 a. half fqrlongs, selling-w. R
Il I'm n,ymIathus 100, Reckless io5 Thar 'G on
ket ,di Vps lol. Gloriosa 1O6, John A
" Iatrah2 u9,aHto lOj. Embarrassment
VI % sl SSs,,l oS Alice Carey 90. Petit
.zls hs sn5ine loS Wannakee %.
hhlynhen liz Carbnncle N iii C SGnor'
nils fISroaster Jos, Huntressa 90. Rox
y Hinssasjg; ol ,nl liz, Arsenal io7, Cunart
s''0y and good.
me Hawthorne Track.
sH.s,bousuS ls.-Racing was resumed
u r,as srne today for the first time sine,
b T I'M s was burned two month
Y sst EJACULATION handicap at one mil,
70 Harry Nh was Won by Little Scout