The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-17
THE GRAND 1RoTTING FAIR At BUFFALO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
TWENTY-FIVE Thousand Person. ON she Ground
Yesterday 10 Witness the Trot Between
Dexter, George NJ. Patchcn, Jr., mud RoIla
Gold Dust-Dexter the winucr-Psnic the
Winner Of the One Thousand Dollar Pre-
MUM, &c.
BUFFALO, August 10, 1896.
The trottins the third day OF the better
point of interest and speed than previous days
The first race was for tho mpromptI offering OF the
association OF $1,000 free for all horses except Dexter
Pachen, Jr and General Butler which closed with Ave
entries, four OF which came TO the post The second
trot tho grea; Of tho weeka contest between
Dexter, George H. Pa,chcn, Jr., and Rola Gold Dust,
which calod together tho largest " people
that over masscd before a course. The
Dor being estimated at twenty-five thousand, and the
mos orderly that congrcgated together. Not the
slightest alteration place TO tho pleasures Of
the day The grand stand denscy crowded with ladies'
all the other stands being closely packed with gentle
Tho enclosure each side OF tho track for half
mile was lined with every conceivable kind OF vehicle
ono hundred yards deep while the tracis itself each
side crowded with human beings ten fee, deep,
scarcely leaving for the horses ro and presented
picture the like o. which before II
asserted on the stand that there people
the fair ground yesterday than tho whole adult popu
buHAlo, Oh great coming
from the Western states and Canada well the
tives OF other parts ~ the state o. New York.
THr o.E s4ousAsn polrlE PREMIUM.
At the time appointed for the trottiag to begin the
judges decided that the imptomptn purse should DO
tro,ted for first, and tho horses promptly the
truck. Tho cntriea were Dan Macos bay geding
Rich Thomas cragin's gray relding Capt. Tall
man. james couiliss, brown gelding Nabochilsh,
and Mr. Browns bay stallion Young 81 Lawrence. Tho
latter however, drew before the start Panic the
favorits at about even as~inst'the oeid.
Captain Talmsn second, Nabochiish third Panic last
doing TO the quarter pole Captain Tallman went 10 the
ahead OF Ssboohlish In that wsy they passed the
quarter pole In thirfyoght secoDds 0sing down the
was exciting Panic pnssing tho half-ms pole half
length ahead in ~, sa. Rich third. . length behind
sns n raSe 90. Clear Of By s
latter breaking up. but his place was taken by siias
Rich who challenged Panic for tho lead and sitor an
winner by half a length, Captain Tsllman third,
length behind and four lengths in front OF sabochsh
second Hsa.-sila- Rich 20, on ersi again, Panic
second Captain Tllnan third Nabocbls fourth, going
troisd fat aud took sides with silss Rich and they
passed tina, point yoked together -four lengths ahead or
o az r1s i Iss, e hssnr solsp p
Panic ouiroted Rich down tho bsckstrsicb, and led
length and a half .. the half,ms pole Ia l3, the
turn and 4 very spirited contest ensued, which lasted
nnt hs horses passed under the sring Panic winning
py three quarters 81 length, In 2.3ok. The brown
geh.ng wa ten ieugha behind, but two lengths ahead
Of Captain Tallrnan.
Tsird Rsp.-slas Rieh was away nrst, again closely
followed By Panic, NabocLlirh third Captain Tanan
last Rich led two lengths 10 the quarter pole In thirty
soven seconds Panic second, half length Ia front Of
the brown tho gray lat Panic closed little down the
backstrecb Rich passing the hsli-mile pole IN 10.
length aud hall ahead go,ng s,oana No lover urn
eEt. As they got iato tie crowd, where thore was
barely or the they were neck and neck for goo
.t.l ~. and d0rn l4la AM
lance, keeping head aud head with Panic until he
broke. when Rich began ,roi,ing 1nn, and csso under
rays tho hcst 10 Panic NabochIlsh was a bad third
Captain Tainan fourth. Time, 23iK.
rs nm Angus Prsmium Of q 900, mile heats
best three ~ Ave, IN hstnsss
Mr. q. Mace entered 3. q Panic ,;............ I I I
Hr pimmock entered G. Z. rias Rich. .......s
Mr. casin entered e g. Capt TAilrnsn....... : :
Ms couiiss entered nr Nsocsh,sh, .,..;...
4 DISPLAY SHETLAND foNIgs
then made, thirteen passing NJ review N front ~
the stand, driven By Children, which was loudly ap-
rHs Taor ngrwryS pzxrtp rArcgGs An notA GoiD
Then can, lie great even, on the day The tro woon
Dexter Pstehcn aud Rolla Cold Dust tho former beng
tho fayortc 100 20 20 against the led Eola Gold
Dus, Is very lne bay seiding by T. : Dor.cy's ooid
looked In good order Dexter and Patohcn seemed In
good condition, Particularly Dexter biz travelling not
having iniercred with him Ia the least.
Faa Heat -Rolla 20, away with lead of three lengths
Patchen second, DEXTER third Rolla led 10 lis quarter
poles two lengths, IN ury sx seconds TAU heh hr'nh
half length IN front q Dexter Pachen here made
break and fel IN the Going down TIE barkSreth
Dexter closed gradually Roa, the latter pathng tho
half mile pole halt length "a front In ~, Pachcn ~
lengths bchuf Getting into The lower turn hola drew
away little from Dexter, hut the effort 70 shake the
| champion on too much for bim sod he broke Up
and before he recovered faichsn passed him pef'"r
led the homearGtch about t0rr iengihk abd came
up 10 the stand winner by I'VE lengths making The
heat In 20 Paioben second three hnsihs IN lfon, ~
| Rola
S,eopd Heat Rolla had the lead ~ the start, Baxter
second pntchen third bn golrg around The upr turn
the former broke ~, and fsacben vent ~ 70 De.sr
and they passed the quarter pole bead AMI hssd ~
down ths backssrec rsicsn broke %, and Dsstss len
him and passed the half milo pcle ave lengths shsah 70
Ia pstchsn second. two lengths ~ front ~ HHh IN
the lower urn rscheb again bryke up sbd Dcrhr Jed
tbs homssireeh about hve cngihs ana 80 an eaay
movement came bone sinner BY four OF hse V. gnA
IN -, Paichen second, fonr Lengths sho" o. h""s
/ who Sfoks canning an The sreteht
TAsr6 Heu Rolls took the lead bot broke 10 % The
turn and Der,es and Psichen went % The fasisr rols
/ yoked Tor one hgndrrd yards further, whsn pesiss
bsuap 10 show his White fars In 'front.' and ~ Ne halt
i miis pole had ruschsr n his Wheel Tme IA Eoiis
eight Lengths behind Gong rousd sLs isv~ sarn prs,
ia rsschsd ths homsarstxh he vas foaf sngths
ssss a pssehsn and coming vith ar1sh sf We ssa.n
further bshind pessnG the Jsdgss sssnd eight ssmyns
sb~so making ,hs heat IN Is Eola vss sfcss toss
isaxshs behind Psichsn, and vn Timed hs - hsH
san Dxr-ffsnisn o. 1te, 400 70 70 70 Ne arss
horss 81 go 70 de ssccad, 80 V hs hifd .sd ~
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