The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

NARRAGANSET PARA RACES
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s.os;,, INV ef the Agricultural Fair-sraen.
did Display of Horses-The Races q "leA'
"''e's' PROVIDENCE r. l., Oct. TO- 1865
The agricultural fair at Narraganse' rum .'ossa
to-day. The affair throughout has been sianu sae
.ass rna oam,rers Of the equine race leave here
perfec,lv satisfied with everything tha' mas Deen
orercd during the foar days q the fair The show
OF horses was frst class s1d prizes have been
Justly awarded. The trottng for the various
preIniums has been uneXceptionable. T6-dayJ
three trols came or The first q purse o.
$500 for all horses that never trotted better
Than three minutes; mile heats, best three in
nye in harness; s225 to the first and so to the
second TIE second, purse OF $3.50, for horses that
never beat 24o best three In fve in harness; $500
10 the first and $3.50 to the second. The third,
purse Of $780, for horses that never trotted better
than ESQ., lest three In Ave, in harness; $500 to the
fret and .l0o 10 the second horse.
THE FIRST RACE.
For the first trot there were eleven entries, but
when they were called to the stand but two put IN an
appearance. The track was in excellent condition,
Notwithstanding the rain Of the previous night, and
her that left this city last night by the various trains
Tor their homes. Climax and Kate were the only
horses that entered for the premium In pool selling
Climax was the favorite two to one.
First Heat-They had an even start, but Kate
coon left her feet and Climax led ten lengths to the
auarter in forty and half seconds. At the half-mile
pole he was six lengths IN iront , III; Az re
threequarter pole Climax leu tnfee iengtns Ing
mare roted well up the stretch, but was beaten by
y short length. Time 1889. al
one Kate took the word behind and traled until she
passed the quarter pcle which she passed IN thirty,
ane seconds ON we ron end Ie en i9
the hafnlie pole she was one length IN lfont IN
I:l61s. on the lower turn the mare broke up ana
fall fam uUti2
steadily up The homestretch, ana won the neat ny
l5i,yg Weat.MKate was now the Tavorite at slight
odds. Climax took the lead and kept it to the end
winning by two lengths and a half: He made the
quarter poe in thirty and half seconds, the
half m 1:l4ls and the mile in 2:3l.
Fourth I5eat-C Climax resumed his place as favor
ite and three to one offered on him. lie TOOK
the lead and went to the quarter pole in thirtynine
seconds, two lengths ahead Of Kate, who was max
mile pole first In 1:ls Passing the three quarteI
pole The mare pulled ous and CHALLENGED Climax FOL
and came in winner by three lengths, making the
FIN Tea,-The mare the favorite at two to one
She broke after getting the word, and was tel
lengths behind at the Quarter pole IN thirty-seye
down the backstretch, Climax leading two length
at the half-mie pole in ll7. The mare closed aroun'
wheel OF Climax. After steady trot up the stretc
the mare won 10y two lengths Time, 1904. Sum
mary Of the race:-
Time-a:3o, 2:siiS PSI, 2:a5, 2:so1 -
SECOND RACE. -
For this trot there fifteen entries but wher
sponded "a There - We're Bayard Belle o Nor
I'm, Prince Albert Johnny Moore Dutch Roy, Fanny
difficulty were started with scrambllng start
some on break and running; At the quarter pole
rill third, Johnny Moore fourth, Fanny NTH,
Gloster sixth. Belle seventh and Dutch Boy
eighth. Tine, thirty. and half Sec
onds. At the hal-miie pole Prince stu was on
Anrrt RI Rn q
seventh and Fanny eighth. Time, ll5t.. The horses
We're greatly spread Out On the lower turn, with the
finish between the trio up the homestretch resulted in
Albert winning by length and half, Johnny Moore
second, half length In 'front.' OF Rayard. The Others
were several lengths behind, Belle Morrill, fourth
Belle fifth, Fanny sixth, Goster seventh and Dutch
Second Heat.-Johnny Moore the favorte agains,
the field. The horses had very fair start and went
Prince Albert leading, Moore second Bayard third
seSen ~ The nnnny a nss ss led ss
Morrill, second, Johnny Moore third, Bayard fourth
1:l6. The three-Guarter pole was passed first b
Albert who led length, Merrill second, Bayar
and Closer seventh. The struggle M The hone
stretch between Albert and Moore, the latte
shead Of Bayard . Morrill, fourth Belle fh, fann
sixth and Gloster last. Time 2:32A.
Third Hedt.-Johnny Moore was now q great ia
vorite over the field three being given somt
places Morrill, tooS he lead on line start Layard
ter sixth and belle seventh, they ro,ted in this
way with few changes throughout she heat. Tie
quarter made In thirty-nIne seconds the half
in i:l5I. After scattering race they came home
IN the following order:-Morrl hrst Bayasd second,
Moore third Albert fourth, Fanny nfth, Gioster sixth
and Belle seventh. Time, 1888.
Fourth Hedi-Moore, who had been protested
against still the fayorlte against the field
Gloser ana Belle were Withdrawn. Morrill, took the
lead, Fanny second and ran in front, Moore third
Albert fourth and Bayard nth. At the quarter polt
third, Bayard fourth and Fanny last. Time
Morrill, stil led, Moore second Albert third
Bayard fourth, and FANNY far behind. Time I:1ji 4.
The four very close together on the lower turn
and entered the homestretch head aud head. 4
most exciting struggle up the stretch brought them
close that Il difficult to which
was fret The judges made q dead heat between
Morrill, and Moore, Bayard a neck behind, the latter
being two lengths ahead Of Albert. Time 2:34li.
FtJth Eelf.-Moore the heat Prince second,
Morrill, third, Bayard and Fanny distanced Tor not
winning a heat in five Time at the quarter, 81 !.
seconds half 1855 mle 2:j55s.
Stcf HeaL-Moore came In ahead Prince second
Morrill, third Second money to Morrill,, on account
half lis; mile, 1888.
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THIRD RACE.
II is was for horses that trotted better than
250 for premium OF $500 $500 10 the first and LOO
10 m second horse. Three came the post, shaw.
NUT Pearsa and Good one.
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