The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13
Second National Har-e Fair at the Riverside
Park, Boston.

Park, Boston.
BosroS, Sept 10, 1896
The second National Horse Fair al the Riverside Tro,
ting Park began yesterday and viii continue four days
closing Friday afternoon The city is hled With horse
and lovers Of the sports of the turf, who have
gathered from all parts of New England and also from,
New York, TO witness the show and trial Of animals
which is take place during the continuance Of the
fair Riverside Park is distant about four miles from
Boston, the road Brighton from Cambridge This
road lively during the latter part OF the afternoon OF
yesterday with teams going to and returning from
troting park. The attendance yesterday was quite
good, although there were not half SO many people
present az there WILL In all probability, be to-day, for
the that the sports OF the opening DAY gener
THE EXHIBITION TUESDAY
Tho fair began at about eleven O'Clock to-day With
show of family horses entered Tor several premiums
The horses that appeared and passed aroundhe track
few times the g. Toby Candor driven and
bv 8. r. Perkins; the m. Voleta, by n PGkins the
g. wha ebone, by E. L. Norcross; gray mare having
no name by NJ Carroll; the blk g. John Bnnnan, by
Tom Carpenter and The s: 4. Frank, by g N. Teele.
The judges Messrs Samuel Langmad, of Boston; John
T. Simmons Of New York, and Owen Shaw, VI Bangor
Ne, awarded the premiums follows:-Firtt, Of 500
Toby Candor; second, Of S25 to violett third Of
$40, TO whaebone fourth, of sl5, TO John Brannan;
The first trottng between horses that bent
three minutes The premiums offered were $o and $50
and the to harness. best three In te or the
eleven horses -four only appeared a the track
ready for trotng. These were the 6. m. Lady Fear
naught entered by "A. Carpenter the D. e. BfgnOia by
Carroll; bay mare with no name, by LouMorris OF
Morris Brothers Mnstres in this city; andfhe br m
Lady Bartlett, by D. Bisey The positions ofihe horses
in starting for the first heat declared bl the TOSS
wero:-Fearnaught al the pole. Brignoa ssBond, the
bay mare third and Lady Bartlett on, the Outside hs
first two heats were won by Brgnolia; time 1852 and
ESQ In third heat Brignoia was distauced and Lady
Bartlett got the heat; tme gao As the two other ami
mails dsanced In the first heat the race was won
by Lady Bartlett
saddle race now took place. which a vsry pretty
1t was best three in I've, for premiums OF 800
..t, atfaAs aotx noAo v,A
had mad excellent time previously on the Sane track
They the b. Levatban. entered and rce by Bill
York, entered BY j. G. Turner; and the Dr. mLncy, by
Morris Holcomb The JUDGES Messrs. II Maynard
and 4. G. Conner, OF Boston, and j. F. mmop OF New
York On tossing for positions Lucy won she pole,
Fannie Allen second and Leviahan outside. The first
three heats and consequently the race, yere won
by Lrcy who did some good trottipg making but very
few breaks, but found smart contestant Fannie
Allen Lucy's time was 2:3o, 2:2ssf and 2:3o.
The last race Of yesterday called at aout four
O'Clock This was for horses that never beat 49, best
three in five, IN harness; one premium OF $50. The
race was between the s. m slolcta entered y n Per-
JACK Lewis, by Tom Carpenter. The positions Of the
animals were:-Jack Lewis pole. Dashaway scond and
from Jack Lewis soon after starting then the lad which
she kept all the way around The other heats vo-
I ia also won pretty easily. Her time wy 1851.
rnE EXHIBITION OK WEDNESDAY,
The crowd at the Riverside park to-day wS equal TO
two Of such that OF yestcriav There vert only two
races but these occupied tho attention Of thepeope all
the afternoon and quite exciting. Tho first
during the early part Of the afternoon, I'D for
horses that beat 80 The horses that otted for
the two premiums OF S75 aud S25 the SIM Lizzie
Litchfed, entered by f. Turner; the b. g. 0pain by
G. NJ Stevens; the b <. Raven by NJ Carol and tho
blk. c Chance by s. Hayes Lizzie LitchAc( won the
POLE Captain the second position Raven the bird, and
Chance outside The first heat easily wonby Lizzie
Litchhed In 245 Rayon was dstanced In this
heat In tho second heat Captain took the lead
and the best horse On the last hdnestrech
Captain fell back and Liichneld picked hp some,
taking the lead This advantage abe kept tohs score
Her time was 23Jz Tho last heat alb won by
lace Litchheld The other horses, Dance and
Captain, were distanced for running Ltcb Alds tme
In the three heats 2: AS 2:45If and 2:l4X.
The second and last race OF the day was br double
teams best three In i've for premiums OF 500 and $50
The Dr. e. Kingston aud mate, entered by g. r Pdkins;
the b. g. India Rubber and mate, by H. A. Hull, aud tho
G. Old Put and mate, by y. s. Wright, appeavd
the track answer the call OF the judges bell Tho
pretty one, and won in three sgaight
heats by Old Put and mate. Time, 23S, 2:3sk and
2:43 India Rubber carried of the second premium.