New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-17
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
TIE PROSPECT PARK COURSE FALL li'oi i'
MEETING-sECOND DAY
The second days trOttiDg OF the iroSpeo' 60
Fair Grounds Association Fall trottlng meeuns' 80
nav attracted only a limited attendance oil spectacle"
The day was cool aud pleasant, and' the piotl -
,or, xyos very eood comprising purse for 2Jo noi''
ond ano,ber for double teatns-the first having hh GU
tries and the last four. The track was III 49,
order and well calculated for fast trottng o -
preyjous day band OF music on the plazzas VI ~.
Use dded the charms OF sweet sounds. in the lnter'
he, veen heats to the general enjoyment oi 'no op
Th erst trot was for purse OF 81 800 for horses '
a ever beaten 23O mile Iheats, best three III h'e ~
harness The winner entitled to Nooo 'ne 'oVo".
70 $500 and the third horse to $50 Inc paiter
sons Dr. q Manhattan NJ Rodents Dr. gd GaPs' p
Dan Pliers br. Daniel Boone r. =, 'an INT the
after failed 10 put in an appearance In the pools Pi
lei Boone the favorite, selling Ior Az After
sas. Relic of BroOklyu SEQ; and the neu' Wv hlsol
scoring once or twice Dan P1fer gave UP lne IeS d
the iavorite TO Dan Mace, he not having qui'e
IRON Tr us gaa1h I'm hour afterhe time announced the
horses came up for the first heat ana aeer , ,os al
the horses broke Capt Gin settled down FIRST ana iea
Lady six lengths at the tSrd snd fourth
Capt Gil was the same distance front Of Daniel Boone
at the half mile in ll5 Manhattan tniIu s th threc
mole and M the home stretch, and although mace
brought Daniel Boone with tremendous brush Oh sPt pm
| loar
who won the heat by half length In 23Ot Lady sears
was third and Belle of Brooklyn last > .,,o ,,,or
Second HedIn the betting Captain SIN was Se ,ar
ite although Daniel Boone ran him close me dot ,,
sold for $40 Boone, slO5 and the field $50 me ara
WHEN II was al last effected, Struggling one ana
Dan Mace the driver Of Daniel Boone under the %
SION that IT notea start pulled up ms morse AT sg
turn and Turned hack only find that the Judges hau
gwen the word and that il was fair send on captain
GIN now freed from the rivalry OF his most @
onnonent led two lengths to the quarter pOe III ~ se
onds but Manhattan pressed him close along tle pak
stretch and was only half length Dehlnd AZ lng n
n1a |
iyn fourth Roden sent Captain GU along on e i1Se
haltmie, and drawing steadily away, won the neat ny
fonr lengths Manhattan s1 lengths before Lady sears
who was as far before Belle Of Brooklyn Iline' GS8
third HcaL-Ofers to lay slOO to $40 on Capt GIN WlD
ming were not taken He took the lead from the WORD
go trotted the first quarter N ~ seconds te nan
m 5 and won the heat and by twenty lengths III
233 Lady Sears beating Manhattan Tor secOhd moheS W
the same distance -
Prospect p,rs Course l. sept 10 Per,e = 500 nile ssi'
be, three fys IN bar0s First h'r'e SLOW second ''''
REDEEM. Dr. CAPT -,
4 P4ttersous Manhattan. ............'.'.'.
p Moline. br. ~ Belle of Beosl'n....''''.''''''
D. Pliers bE E. DAre Boone ..'''''''' U.s.
The second race was for double teams wagons for
purse OF 81 the first, 500 to the second anu
$3.50 TO the third There were four entries l1i s
race but one OF them-Medoc and NnOochlsh-Oe,ng
withdrawn, reduced the field 10 three starting teams
These W. H. Borsrs Jessie Wales ana oncsl h1I
Mr. ROden's Commodore Mutt aud Day ID bonner, anu ~
A. HALLS India Rubber and Harry Walton For ms race
Borsts team was great fayoIltr selling Ior t To-
The field sj5 The fayortes led all the way around tne
course with Rodens second and the Boston team
dIalps) a long way behind. unuI, coming UP
the stretch, Rodens team let out an tAua
link OF speed, aud, oyerhaulinG the faVoHtes ~
every stride, beat them 10 the score ny hah a
length in 23II Notwithstanding this, BOr-ts team were
sl The favortes $3.50 10 floO against the HELD anu y
won the second by three lengths easily IN 2lt tho
third heat M 23J and the fourth heat ana race III A
Huls team taking second money, and kOdeh InIed q"
fr rottiug horse called SOrrel jim under the name oi
David Bonner horse Of another color entirely All oels
on Roden team were declared of by the JUDGES
SUMMARY
SNy DAI-Pu SOC for double teams 70 sarou' f''F 'or
tr,tb horse To- second. sud : 10 10 tlird bose
n. Borsi. Jessie wales AMI Honest Alien. ! ]
VI. Rol.u toumclote Nuti and DAVID bonner.
A. Iuils India Rubber Snd HarrS Waol...... D >
TIne-2.Jl.. : ji 2:I5i. 2.G
this ruled ont aht the second MONEY gwen 70 'H ~
THE BINGHAMTON RACES.
BINGHAMToN, y. y, Sept. lG-ihe races to-
day were very successful There some very hne
trC'ing for the purse all horses hut civ Hotspnr
easily ~ three straight heals best the - 10
morrow the irot between American GIN aud Goldsmith
Maid will take place.