New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

TIE 1URF.
EARRAGANsETT PARK RACEs-THE GREAT RACE
FOR S5000-LADY THORN THE WINNER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
PROVIDENCE, Oct. S-The fourth and last day
NJ the Horse Fair at Narragansett Park was httng
dose to one of the most successful meetings ever
held IN New-England. The weather was charming anu
he attendance immense there being probably upwaru
1900 people present Fancy turnouts OF every uo
porIton numbering 800 vehicles were ranseU
along the carriage stand far as the eye eouiu io
Tie trotting the last was intensely ehci'nt %
e tmemade is the best made since the opening OF
Rarragansett Park at least, and 1t is claimed ny ny
Mat the time Of the first three heats Is the IaS'e' W
record.
Tint, os Tor Nurse Of 81 900 for horses that never
beat Out OF the seventeen entries, Oily horse and
Snow Ball None Such was the iSVorl'e' "nU U'" WV
Frst Heat-They went pretty evenly together ogles
horse leading length at the turn SNOWMAN Delng
10 the GnaTter but on back stretch None Such shot
ahead OF SNOWFALL who broke ana le lar 10 tue leo
Nne sncb closed with Oges horse on the three
stretch and passed him as they swung into the nome
stretch Here the race was close but None Suen won
Second HCd-None Such took the lead at the start anu
kept 1t the score winning the heat by ABOUT iour
SSiTd HeaL~None Such had length the best Of the
start and oges horse breaking before they pass9 S 1
turn, gap OF dozen lengths was opened DeIoe se5
reached the half The remainder Of the heat was nmn
terestng None Such coming home winner Oh ING Ae@'
WIN WV 1890
Oct sF1E f. gST'f q !. S SS... s Ses
beaten $50 mule heats beat th,s IN S,s IN harness.
orIe TcTI Is b. !HG DIST q
Time-2:si, 2:3si 22@
TIRE GREAT RACE.
Rhode Island did not appear leaving the matter vain
George Palmer for settlement They sold in the pools as
follows r Lac LADY dGSs 1 and 4MEv s Palmer drew
the pole Thorn had the second, Goldsmith Maid the
third and Lucy the fourth position with American Girl
First Esas-They went off, the third time down, amid
American Gill led at the start Palmer second Lady Thorn
Third Goldsmith Maid fourth, aud Lucy fifth. Thus they
l went of her feet and was passed by both Palmer and
Thorn on the back stretch Thorn closed with Palmer
feat which the Lady accomplished IN minute 81 sec
Ond they rounded the threequarter pole Goldsmith
Maid Tapped American Girl, and they went meek ana
neck9or nearly eighth of mile On the home stretch
the Girl drew away from the Maid but the positions o.
remained unchanged TO tue score, Thorn WIN
ming the heat by two lepgths-PaUer second American
Girl third, Goldsmith Maid fourth, and Lucy last
second Hec,-Lady Thorn. Of course, was every.
bodys favorte and odds OF all descriptions offered
on er, without takers Palmer got lead, which lasted
but moment Lady Thorn got 10 the front before tney
minute and seconds without the ghost skip, The
half she trotted quite beautifully coming to The
Palmer and Goldsmith Maid neck and neck, but or
the bsckStretch the Maid tooE the second position D
Palners going OF his feet, and Lucy who was third
and American Girl passed him in succession before X
could be got down again 10 MS work AhOther prOIonfe
break directly afterward set him far behind and az ~
ESCAPED being dsaneed he must have made the last ha
time than Lady Thorn even had done 1t during I'M
day. There further changes the horses coinn;
in Lady Thorn FIRST GOldsnAh Maid second, Lucy third
American Girl fourth, and Palmer last Tine, 2:le4. ,
ThtTf Heat-Ihe fifth time down they received IN
word Thorn three four lengths behind As they re
ceived the word Co. McMann looked up to the Judges
stand aud said, "Ny Cod" and EXPLANATIONS Of SUI
prise that stnd should re gwen were Iaue gu ever
without break, winning the heat by length: COLO
smith Maid close second all the around, press
Palmer holly down the hOme-stretch. America
Girl was third 10 the half and Lucy fourth where Thor
out-tBotted them both, and took the third posiOI
Coming Die the homestretch Thorn for the leader
tearing pace aud shouts OF enthusiasm rent the all
strong hopes OF her winning the heat were enteI
tanned, but, they neared the judges Stand Thor
made of her cew.liEe breaks and American Girl too
the third position Lucy, who trotted well, was ey
IDENTITY In too astc0mpany, and came IN NTH Tlme-2ls
Fourth Hedt-Thorn still sold for 500 against the tel
ut sal Palmer led around nearly TO the threeQuareT
Goldsmith Maid was second TO the half where Thorn
who had third closed with her, and after shor
contest took the place which she Tapped PA
mer's quarter for "a time, gaining slowly but surely
they aud going 20 the front at the quarter
Lucy fourth from the start to the score and Amer
smith Maid and Palmer very close, but Palmer
III second by hail length Time 22l'
NIRKleixKrr PlRK, s-Trotng for a purse Of $500
eSoo The asst LeO to the second $50 to the thru horse Mi
JsSrs D. MeYara Kew.Ycrk ents-s h. n Lady ThOrn.l
Charles ChanPaiu HeEiork eaters b. g. Geo Pslmtr2
bsS Msee xS.Y Si enters b m
Bg yAnsi New iork, enters b. American Girl...3 dis
Il beat "a heat % heat .ts hsa
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TIE TRoTTING IN MAINE.
ROCKLAND, Me-, Oct. S.--Two races wer
troJted Knox Trotting Park to-day. The rae
horse SIS for second SIS for third won by SAGA
6ahoc OF Bath 10 three straight heats Time 24i 24s