The New York herald., 1869-10-08

Wips the Trot Postponed from Wednesday,
Drift Wins the $1,000 Premium and Twang
the $4,000 Purse.
PROVIDENCE, r. L. Oct. T. 1859.
Inc thlrd day OF the second annual horse fair OF
the Narraganset Park Association was very lively
and highly interesting one to the masses assembled
on the grounds. The days amusement began with
the unfinished trot OF Wednesday. Four heats had
been rotted on that day. when 1t was postponed on
account or darkness, after Locust had won two
heats, Surprise one, and N. b. Palmer one. Locust
was the favorte In the pools at two to one against
the field The folio wing Ia the continuation OF the
anair, which was won by Surprise, taking the Sec
ond, fifth ana sixth heats:-
THE UNFINISHED TRor OF WEDNESDAY.
FIN Heat.-Twang. Dresden ana Daniel Boone
were withdrawn. After great deal OF time spent
In scoring the horses were despatched TO very fair
start-Surprlse and N. b. Palmer getting away with
the lead, White Fawn third. Old Put fourth, Man,
brlno Prince nfth Belle OF Brooklyn sixth and Lo.
Gust seventh. They all went rapidly IRON the score
and around the turn, and when they reached the
quarter pole Surprise was one length ahead of N.
B. Palmer, who was two lengths in 'front.' Of White
Fawn, the latter being two lengths in advance Of
Old Put, Mambrin0 Prince fifth, Locust sixth and
Belle of Brooklyn last. The time to the
quarter pole was thirty-seven seconds. Surprise
then increased the daylight down the back
stretch, and at the halfmlle pole. which was passed
in 1:13 he four lengths ahead OF Palmer, White
Fawn third, Old Put fourth Locust ffth Mambrino
Prince sixth and Belle OF Brooklyn seventh. Locust
rotted very last around the lower turn and took the
third place, Surprise still retaining the lead and
trotting steadily. He continued at his work, but
under pressure OF the whip and came up the home
stretch and won the heat by two lengths, Locust
second, head In front OF n. B. Palmer, who was
few lengths ahead Of Old Put, Belle Of BROOKLYN
sixth and Mambrlno Prince seventh. Time OF the
heat 2:2iA
heat In the race were now ruled out. leaving the
race to be decided by Locust, Surprise and N. B.
Surprise the second choice. Surprise and N. B.
Palmer got the word together, Locust one length
behind. soon after the word was given Locust
broke up and came to standstill Surprise took the
lead around the turn and at the quarter pole was
two lengths ahead OF Palmer, Locust fifty yards
Iime to the quarter pole was thirty seven seconds.
Surprise increased his advantage down tire back
half-mile pole, In 1:13. On the lower end Palmer
shut up some OF the daylight, but Surprise trotted
steadily and gameiy tnat was Impossible @ to over
IN 2:27h. The following Is complete record OF the
race:-
NARRAaANsET PARK, Oct. 7.-Continuation and
termination of the race commenced yesterday among
the following horses, which was postponed until
to-day after four heats had been trOted, on account
OF night setting in. II for q purse Of S., 900,
for horses that never troted better than 1906 800
to the first horse $500 to the second and 5000 to the
third mile heats, in harness.
J. II. Harbeck entered q. g. Surprise l
NJ Carol entered b. G, N. B. Palmer / 3 2
b. Brown entered 8. g. Locust. 10 o 2 3
ID. Mace entered W. g. White Fawn 4 4ro.
W. II. Borst entered br. 6. Old Put. 10 "a I GRO.
Oh, Marshall entered b. m. Belle OF
W. woodruir entered br. 8. Nam
prno M pIiace ,a, ,..i,.,,,'.....' r,..nr aEo'
J. Rails entered b. g. Dresden..... DIR.
ID. pfifer entered br. s Daniel Boone 10 10 DIR.
w. S. Briggs entered b. 8. Garibaldi. dis.
J. II. GilDreth entered blk. s. GIL.
Pme rsss a:as AaUs s.a:aoa:so-s:si -a:a as 227s.
SECOND TRoT.
three in 1fve III fairness for horses that had never
beaten two minutes and forty seconds; 500 10 the
first, 5000 the second, and 500 to tue third horse
For this there fourteen entries and eight start
ers, as follows:-D. Maces brown geding Drift, Mr..
LOOMS black mare Soubrette, Mr.. saunders bay
mare Belle OF Clyde, Mr.. Shaw's bay stallion Penob-
scot Chief Mr.. Marshas black mare Eastern Queen,
Mr.. Rogers bay gelding Llghtfoot MIR. Reynolds
stallion Thomas Jefferson. Drift was great fa-
vorite against the field, his winning so easily yes
terday leading the speculstors to invest heavily on
him.
brette taking the lead soon after leaving the score
Drift second, but immediately afterwards breaking
up, Lady Lightfoot third and the others parallel
At the quarter pole sousrette was first IN thirty
seven seconds Eastern Queen second. thomas Jef-
ferson third, Belle Of Clyde fourth, Drift dh Lady
Lightfoot sixth, Ligntioot seventh and Penobscot
ns Unchanged down the backsfretch and they passed
the half mile pole in the order above mentioned In
1:l31. Soubrette maintained the lead all the way
around and came home an easy winner OF the heat
by three lengths, in 2:3l a Drift second, Eastern
Queen third Lady Llghtioot fourth, Lgntfoot fifth,
Belle of Clyde sixth, Thomas JEFFERSON seventh and
Penobscot Chief eighth.
Second Hedt.-Drift was now not so great a favor
lie as he was before the start but was stu nrst
lead Eastern Queen second, Soubrette third Light
foot fourth, Drift fifth, Belle OF Clyde sixth, penob-
the quarter pole, which was passed In thlrty-seven
and threeqnarter seconds. Soubrette led, Eastern
Queen second Drift third and the others following
In close order Going down the Dackstretch Drift
took the lead and was al the hali-mle pole III ll2h.
There was but little change to The end DRIFT winning
the heat by two lengths Eastern queen second,
Lghtfoot tnird, Soubrette fourth Thomas Jefferson
ith Penobscot ChIe1 sixth, Belle Of Clyde seventh
dnd Lady Lightfoot eighth Time OF the neat, 2:294.
Third Hedt-Drift went back to his old place as
favorlte at immense odds against the field. Eastern
queen took the lead, Lady Lghtioot second,
and half seconds, Eastern Queen leading,
following In close order Going into ne backstretch
britt broke badly and fell OF TO the end OF the
string. At the half mile pole, which was passed IN
I:l4I Eastern Queen was several Lengths ahead OF
Lightfoot, Belle OF clyde third Lady Lignuoot
fourth Drift lth Penobscot Chief sixth, the others
Iogether Eastern Queen continued TO lead to the
end winning the heat by haif dozen lengtns IN
2as pri seSGna sis Of Gvde th Penoosco Chief
sixth, Thomas Jefferson seventh, Soubrette DIS
tanced. - ,.,, -
OF clyde took the lead, Drift second Eastern Queen
third Thomas Jefferson fourth, Lady Lghtioot nth
and Penobscot sixth. At the quarter pole, which
was passed in forty and half seconds. Drift and
Belle OF Clyde were head and head, Thomas Jefer-
son third Eastern queen fourth, Lady Lightioot
fifth and Penobscot Chief sixth. AT the hatf-mlle
pole Drift led three lengths, Eastern queen second
half length In front OF Belle OF Clyde, the others
close together Drift trotted home at his ease, and
won the heat by three lengths 10 23o,4, Eastern
Queen second, Belle OF Clyde third Penobscot CHIEF
fourth Thomas Jefferson ditn and Lady Lightfoot
sixth. =. -. . -
Thomas JEFFERSON took the lead, Penopscot Chief
second. Lady Ligntfoot third Belle OF clyde fourth,
Drift NTH and Eastern Queen sixth. Penobsc0s
chief was the first at the quarter pole, IN forty
onds and a half, Belle OF Clyde second, Eastern
Oueen third Jefferson fourth, Lady Llghtfoot hfth
and Drift last, having broken badly on the turn.
Penobscot Chief still led at the halfmiIe pole, In
I:I7S Eastern queen second, Drift third, Belle OF
clyde fourth, Thomas Jefferson NTH, and Lady
Lightfoot sixth. Drift then went past the others
and came home an easy winner by three lengths.
IN 2.ssl[ Penobscot Chief second, Belle of.Clyde
faffar Eal I'M