The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18
THE TR0TTiNc FAIR At BUFFALO.
SPECIAL TflEGRaM 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.


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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW yoax HERALD.
Lnst Day Of the spsrt-Two Geed Tross-
Another Large A.seslbinGe on the Grounds,
&c.
BussALo, August II, 1865
The grand rrotting Fair lsuHalo closed to-day In
most brilliant manner with two capital trols. The
attendance was nothing 70 compare with that Of Thur
day. yet the numbers large and tho sports Of the
day were hailed with delight by those present
riR YIIer rRor
WIS for Ave year olds and UNDER tho premium being
$500, mile heats, bcst three in nye, in harness. For
this race there wero soyen entries. WEE w. wads-
wor,h's brown mare Skinnewaha, J. b. Borland's bay
mare Belle Clifton /. II. Titus bay stallion sprngvo
Chief J. steeis bay geldhg Commodore Mutt,
John > Stevenson's chestnut gelding Byron, I.
benhsm's gray gelting Gray Eagle, and O. W.
Dimmicks brown geldng Tom Van Hart The
natter was protested against and was withdrawn
Anew times and finding that he lad chance of boat
ins Tue Others also withdrew, leaving i've TO trot
having he call SAiuEewnia hciEg second savoritc Com
m0loso Nutt solline t'rd choice
hrH H,v- Belle Clifton eoi away lrsi. closely fol.
lowed a. iia CtAcIs IN Dai.. 49, II, ~ In. -.y
came IN collision the snk, Of SprngYilo Chief boIng
broken down aud his driver turned over on the track
The man held on 10 the horse aud when taken up
found TO b. uninjured Tho others went on With the
race Belle Clifton passing tho quarter pole FIRST Byron
second Commodore Mutt third, and Sknncwahs fourth
Iime-forty seoouas Going down the backsirctch,
Byron passed Belle. and the Commodore dropped
back 20 fourth place. Al tho half mile pole.
, which Mas was passed In l;2o, Byron led one
and Commodore Mutt several lengths behind. On
break Byron opened the gap around tho lower aud
was three ong,hs ahead when he swung into the home
stretch. SklnnowGha was then ng with rush,
aud with splendid burst OF speed at tho side
Of Byron but breaking few yards from tho score, the
colt the heat by neck in 40f, Belle Clifton Ia
lengths behind, aud four lengths ahead OF Commodore
Mutt
.soond Heat Tho judges allowed sprngvie Chief TO
start again account OF the accident although he did
not 20 around the course In the first heat aud should
have been disianced according TO rule Byron got the
best OF the start Skinnewaha second. Belle Clifton
third, Commodore Mutt fourth, and Springvillo Chief
nth. Going around tho turn Skinnewaha passed Byron
and cd 70 the quarter pole length Ia forty seconds
Belle Clifton third springviIle Chief fourth and Com.
ncdvrc att on break. Byron then broke up aud fell
tho Nth place where he remained for tho remainder OF
the me brown mare went On WIN tho had and
81 md ,narins ,ho --'ie IN 243. Commodore Mutt
tro,ted finely around tho low Turn ana up ,hr home.
stretch, coming In second three L.. IA. TO ,saa,h
and three In front Of the stallion who t.p ,e.s'ns
ahead OF Belle Clifton, Byron one longth '1 anu
last
TAird Hert-Thc brown mare got away lrs, Spring.
VILE chief second, Belle Clifton third Byron fourth aud
tho Commodore nth, which way without changing
positions thoy trotted through til, heat the brown
leading ths quarter pole two lengths In forty seconds
the stallion four lengths In front u Belle, Who
length ahead Of Byron four lengths separating him and
commodore Null. Drown mare passed tho hntf milo
pole in is, two lengths Ia front OF tho Chief the others
further on than before Tho brown marc opched tho
zap around tho lower and up tho homestretcn
very steadily, winning By Ave lengths, Sprngve Chief
second six lengths In front of Belle Clifton who was
two ahead Of Byron, Commodore Mutt dlsinnccd Time,
2:3sk
FDuyh He1. Belle wan or drst, the stallion second
Byron third and sknnc~ahn last; bu, she trottcd
rapidly arosnd tho trrD passing all tho Others aud led
second, onr length ahead OF the Chef Byron one
length behind The brown made the distance
bscksssich passing tho half mile pole in 90. The
stallion wont M and passed Beie. and made gallant
brush after the brown mare Ihe race waa so.e 70 The
eour lengths In 'front.' Of Byron 1lme 2alA.
The following IL summary
FRIpsy, August l7--Prom UNI tJO0-$3so TO 20 70 the
first horse 800 % the second and go TO the hrdmiie
hes bes three in i've, Va harness. free for all ve
Mr. wsdsworth entered br m skinuewaha 2 II
Mr. Stevenson entered C. X. Byron. ........
Mr. Boslsnd entered b M eco Cfton....
Mr. Titus entered b. 8. Sprrgvo Chics. -. . 2
Mr. Steele sntcTsdb; 4. Commodore Nut. : dts
Mr. snh.m entered I; g. Gray Essis. drawn
This vas for pure not the progrAmme bnt given
bird eco For thus irot o W. Dimmick entered chest
tut gcans s heh Msd'a s sn.er.o Day gssng
issey and frank Cain entered bnck stallion Heas Of
Fart Heat-siIas Rich WA The fsv,r,a agallst the aol
Aors-ey tho second choice, the Others bringing very
title tho pool sales sraLmosr took the lead and weat
quarter pos three lengths In front u Heart Of Oak,
~ho was hall length ahead OF elias Rich Morrisssy
. .an = leIrh o'hind; s Iss "a ;e'ona.
4 Rich, who was four ahead Of the stallion ZINE,
:lek. AZ tiicy came on tho homssuecb, s,rsthmore
our lengths ahead q tho stallion Rich to,ied Gney
ip the homestretch but could not oveftake Strath
ss1 @ ss. s s. s. 81
Syond Hat Heart % Oak had the best Of tbs sssd
m but slrahmore aud Rich soon overhaaled him. and
nd one length from, % tho stallion who was one |
sngth In Aivanco OF NOR ssey At tho hsi mile polo
Rich had tho lead three lengths aorisssy second, and
;irs,hmorc third on a break Heart Of Oak fourth. |
Tune, iiG Tntre no change OF place from there 10
he nnsh Rich leading homo nso lengths IN ifont OF |
fornssey who lengths In front u sirnthmore 1
ho latter beirs two lengths ahead OF the black sson
Tims, Asa
ed The quarter pole tao lengths Rich second, two
cnashs ahead Of s.ssshincrc who ~s four ahead Of |
s,rt n o.s led three lengths Rich second, half
cngth In front OF strathmore Morfisscy two lengths
,oL.nd fine, il6 Rich went up and ooIlarcd Heart
~ Oak on the lower turn and they tho home.
yosed srsthmore third, four lengths ahead %
Norrisssy Tho latter made ins burst w the homo
stretch and was only neck by Rich the hnish,
Teart ., Oss third suaihmore close up Time 3ss,
Fo,rf. Us1.-Moriascy Lad good send on TINS |
mc and he KEEP, tho LEAD for three quarters 81 mile,
passing the quarter pole Ia thirty nins seconds and tho
naf in 49,, srsthmorc second, Heart Of OAK third
Rich last A Gre struggle around the lower ;grn and |
the bOfnesfrrbb eu9e1 W StrntuuiOfc winning |
heat ~ three lengths Heart Of COX Second Mofrsssy
hird one length behind, Rich fcufth Time 2.37.
ffa Heat Rich had . send OF with three lengths |
he beat % IT, and ho never approached IN the beat
Ne - Tie quarter pole In thirty eight seconds. 70
he half mile pole In islss, and came Ia ~iEHsr by
four lengths In a az, suahmorc second, Mouissey
bird -four lengths q front OF Heart of Oak.
yiy asrAT SADDLE IEnr O. saTusnAr
There will b. a trot to-day undor The saddle betvs>n
DEXTER General Butler and Roa Gold bust, for eighty
per cent Of the receipts q, the gate. q The ooae the
1,hsr twenty per cent solng 70 the sssoois.ion
RACING N CANADA
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