New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-20
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


,osppCr PARK COURsE-FALL TRoTrlNG
MEETING THE THIRD AND LAST DAi
MATCHES MADE.
Saturday was the third and concluding ua5
of the Fail TrOtting Meeting given by the rrospe0'
Fair Grounds Association. The day was lar from
abe for the lowering clouds that completely ooscureu
A. ann nortended rain and kept hundreds of intending
,tors at home who would assuredy have been presen.
- fhe weather he'd been fine Still the attendance wss
larger than on either OF the two ro for the 5000
ure n company with Mountain Boy George pamer anu
Rhode Island, was Irresistible 10 etd and fore
loving public. As was generally an.c,p ous old mare
sbadowed by the betting market the famous ou in
the race with consSinn t1rfmen expressed
their conviction that If she had Deeh @ ven nv
bsr oxpep Mr. James McMann, and In such admfapio
style that she made break or H rsce after the
three heats The PrpcPa ThHpps, nperorty was
manifest as TO make her winning matter OF @ Mn
between George Palmer RnSGe palmer at the finish
securing the former and Rhode Island tue aler Of
tain Boy was badly beaten ;b % more nc xpcable
The first race purse of for horses nat ae
ao and the third 500 The race mile heats three IN
five I'm harness the following seven norses Uuu VI w
nine entered started: l. Maone's D. Young
nnms,s nj m soubrette; w. H. saunderss b. m Belle
of Clyde; NJ Robins b.. Captain smith a Amgusta
bl Eastern Queen; wheeler oL m In the bet
ting soubrete, by Toronto Cher out OF tne one 10
trOtting SOntag, was tHo
lawrence next in estimation and theh Eastern Sua
the winner being included in the field IN every pooi
Eastern Queen won the first and second meats ~ go
pail and Belle OF Clyde the next three heats anu WIG
ace, time 934, q35s 235l Eastern Queen having Won
two heats, secured second money anu LauS N"A w.
century for third horse. -, o, -, .ho dov and
was for purse OF OOO open for all horses Inc
we're r ID McMann's b. IN. Lady Thorn, Z. CnanpHn ;
br o George Palmer, :. McLaughlin's D. g. Mountain
Roy and Dan Mace's br. C. Rhode Island 30 sahguIho
were fine specuators Of Lady Thorn beating her uIee
onnonents that the odds of 100 to y were current anu w
tbe noos she was left and the others sOid sine
heng the fayorite over the other two coiDlned
mare won the race In three heats III snch easy sl'e
n ia unnecessary to give the details she lhade caI
time which gave little interest To the race Tue nea
heng trotted in 2:22s 223 and 22' George RAINIER anu
Rhode Island secured the second ana thiru nohe2
ON Friday next, the Association give an extra ua1
trotttng on which interesting mdtches VIII, We
cided The first Is between W. III. BOrsts D. & JONI
Rradlev and Dan Maces b. L. Confidence formerly caeu
Fred Pense for 81 n side and 1915 added Dy he Ass
ciaon. mile heats three In five In harness Tue seeoho
match il for similar and premium s2JoJ Det"
NJ Rodens b. T. Capt. Gin, and W. H. Borsts pt X olu
pnt mileheats three In ye III harness. both th's'
matches are creating great interest IN tiotuhR cc.os
and REGULATION upon them is already heavy IN amount
| THE NARRAGANsETT PARK ASSOCIATION
| Providence, Il. l., Sept 19.-Ihe entries tol
the October races at NarTdgansett fafk nave 'oec'
with about 90 nominations The Association announce
an extra purse OF 5000 for double teams 10 be
for the first day of the meeting. o0 10 tue hst sp u
The second and 500 10 the third horse entries 10 eoS VI
1 th ntghto n