, 1869-08-13
SPORTING.
Third Day OF the Buffalo Park
Association Meeting,
Tic Great 1latel for lhe $4,000 PURSE.
sDld.sls1I1 Maid The Winner in
Three Straight Heals.
Time, 2:l9 3-4, 2:i9 i-2, 2:i9 80.

Time, 2:l9 3-4, 2:l9 i-2, 2:ie 80.
Rsees 1t Drxttr Park To-NorroH.
Special Despatch 10 the Chicago Tzt!nae-
HrFFAtn, August 10.
TUE ATTENDANCE.
Az carly as II O'Clock, this forenoon people be-
gan 10 wend thef way towards the Driving PARK,
and take tip eligible places, fEam which tu y1e#
the graf sport Of the afternoon HacIlncn aEH
livery keepers rcapel grand harvest Ten dol
lars for load Of f6ar passengers WAS the rate o!
lorc charged, but thousands rode Out IN The horse
casS 10 The terminus Of the road, aud footed 1t
tuc remainder Of the way. buffalo hotels, llscry
stal1es, and norEe car companies hayt nalc
mpuey enough this week to run thetT .aslitn-
tons for the remainder Ct the yeaz, or
Until another horse chow is given Twenty
thou.upd people .,slzed the races this afternoon.
4b.Ee were 1ully that many II atttndaace, Aud
ylsius tne at.endance Of so,oN but that ts prooa-
t1y ! high ngurc- Every a5atiabie niche Of sitting
aud standing foom ~as occupied, nuh,i5eds si;s o.
sta- of the track for adistance Of Quarter q 9
mile above and below the 1pnsei' stand: TIE lar
eut thss s,sesnoon in mi torce, ana haaosomcr,
better behaved, more richly dressed party, VI
,ad.gs has not tftcn been seen cong1e+sated ou
such an occasioh n tt!1s country.
CHICAGO VISITORS.
Among tue ChcaXo men to be seen on the
quarseE-5tretcn, this afternoon. are the 1clow.ng:
1cls, Ira Holmes, u. II. Skinner, G. II. Kr!i Harry
itcharti7on, TI1onas Il. keefc, l.. .Loom!s, Heafy
sa ,aSs Me9o9,cs saSs Ts,lof Tss,
y SSdss 81 E9i;5 S5si; ;5 6 Sp:"P
t;us.. @ Il p1ndcvliie, Joseph Mcdonald, +. &.
Neich, William Geghbm and Joseph Nheelock.
THE rEATuKB OF TnE DAY.
The comiug event which called unt TINS maghtn-
cent concourse vas the great contest between
Tor pllEsc Of $l0,npO. L,< originally entered
fur tlis purse; nut, owtas tosam:nSsa w. VIZ ii
ra%p EaIs u ne = qoos @ =; een sb t any, Mss an ma
some len bets were Made that 80 would not h.
shown. Little dd apsone anticipate taai the
that each CT the three heats would be trotled u
less 1bun 2:2V; but such IL the taHt- Goldsmith
stsia has proved hrfset tue yelltabe successor to
coScLUsiuS or TIE POSTPONED RACE
IlIr hurses ID the POSTPONED race were on the
yDs " 595 he a S q
poll. iSosEh trs.,!eg stood well IL the est1matloa
ia@s,y trtsi,ds partlcuasy, after Dan Mace wa
seen to be holding the Hhhons over litn. uau
Rrnt him up AiOng the hone-stretch ut stashlns
cut 1naEridceutly. lie Is q good breaker, alwn!s
gi1Elng ground when he leaves his feet, ami he
can ca'Gs As 9EcI M Is si!as Rich. .opo,, nv t>r p,
n!sh hea, q the postponed raee promptly ~
| o'rluck. All appeared but Angelina and General
we es t not n sonEn no aes tn III
wa tapped. At the second ATTEMPT the horses
went ava, IN poor s,,upe, Palmer IeadihE od ihTee
lengths ahead, Surprise second. aud kt.kwood
THU, aud the Others in heap Palmer held LIS
lep round the first turn, = hen he was callare III
close Succession By Surprise and krkwooa: sar.
prise Lett Klfksoou length ut the quarter, ~ II i
seconds. The brown stallion then Went OIL MS
| 1eer, and, before he settled, was upon the gray
tuck lelween the stallion md gelaine, but, near a
| the half-mie pole, Mace let kl1swooa ous, anA
! h. soon ouiuote,1 Surprise ansi showed III nd-
vance. idol also brushed up en sa9ps,4e.
kirkwood passed the half IN I'll y. length
ahead u Idol, and hat length ahead Of SuE7r,se,
Al the lhrecquarter pole tug three leaders see'1ed
| home stretch Rlth q rush. Mace, however, kepi
| klrkwood ut hts work, and brought him uuder the
Surprise third, Palmer fourth, Fanny Allen sixth,
| Western New YORK seventh. Bradley ciHhth. fre-
mtnt!aus cheers greeted klrkwood npon MS ni1g-
! nlEeeut np,sh, md lie at once became prime
! sia,h Htat-.Ihc sixth heat was about tho most
eScl11ns ana csel5.colt"stei ever witnessed On
| bradley, hirkwood, IDOL and Fauny :Alten-opHe
! oi the ot.ers hi 'ng taEen heat IL rye. FaANy
]
[ caught her on It turn and led the race i length
Ut ti.t quarter pole III Ban seconds i,t anil Fan
were tEonns ~ IKE nav x aen's axa,,i sae'
bradley made no effort to get up, but 1877 on three
Or four lengths Ia the reat. About hair WY towt,
Vent wei ior KrkWooti. & whom sae coIazsa ii ils
style. She Hcut st htm ID such garage style that
the hrown slallion broke up. mud conli nut be
da, light between ller wheels and his nose: kirk
/ wGou closed this gap near the haf-Hle pole,
which laol passed Ia l:l;!@, and then i Ses %as
a9o 'o &aes e 1at ii tne
| uas n tatte too much for him.: When they turned
;ne nons S s;rete @ ,a brs{ ii shof , o R,9
| even Terms 1t wis q most bsauttfal unsshs They
we're oil ltyel at the distance stand, aud the Ar'v-
eet nome nrst BratIey vas On tie outside, hts
! sistses urging n,m with rem and whip, to which
he responded TO 1he brst Of big ability. Mace cAll-
bur, being pushed 100 last, lost his 1eet when
twenty lengths f1oul The wire, and lust the heat.
laol seemed to lag but she was iasr Es.sea out
| and nobody exactly knew whose heat IT faS,
though Br,uies scented to be the fortunate horse,
seeoud uG,nE ErIMood @ tss and 'H FANNY Alien
1ourlh. They were ell within neck Of each other.
ssre'.fA Neat-The sesenth beat, after 4 clo:e q
iuJges, Who called ii ald from the outside, WIS
! decided in favor Of Idol, which ended that race:
Tlas 2:es BradeF was sesouo , and ;a ;1apRea
oujy two e three llches behind her at the scare
| Il ia auv at All KtTkwood was third, aud Fanny
| Allen fourth
Tie following Is the scerr Of the seven beats Of
the sun'n;er Mts;ne Trsssias to5s Pure q sstoo
Tor ho1tet !Mt iys nexs. saseu = II baratss .: r
afnss saa sGo i ilS tSs Il ,ils n hss' n''se ~ s
e $;$:: $::$:js;: 4 $ e: E2S;:i
Rs;s:; W;:;,r5 TsE S;5s;iS $S4 IL
Tcm Ellweeds L uislasd: d:...--,.,lo5 y l9 Sdwn
h"Ss'st : i! t;so:s Sss: asTs
Q. n. pi.!:utck's cll- (. Ryren.--....e !raN1l.
l. Fssts1Ias + Mts !. II t. e!sis !. aa1,'
nit 1im:a: A::st !; s s.; S:"sazstF W ; Il,
The horses cntcrd for the s1u,cn Pnrse were
sree.e s W,th ue Cheers. 'Ds1 2poaf eveny asiae
POOLS, Anertean Gir! had he eall 2; ssni o,ids
Gu GU Girt Vas looking seil. oct not quite % T.th
whit she ought to te. Goldsmith Maid was
slightly hcluad 10 scoring, out sooa settled ,o"h,
prominence en- the American tuFf, vas IN good ~
| and ready to make hHrd rnce. lie. however, Is
| not ttayer, and, therefore, sold Serf 10" IN Int
Ti1s, IIeat-Tne horses cane up 1of zend,oa o
3, fifteen minutes past o'clock Palmer "on N r. ~
1alde oS su and M Ancriran Gil on the outside Aftel
scoring tour lines they we're given the word.
snS xs FoT ne raso sfafs ae sa
the hrst turn. uhen Doh'e cut Ills mare loose anu
she closed rapihly On The brown eeldlng. lossns
American Glrl was tour leuRtns behind the Maid
all The while. The Maid, wheD once she coliafeu
Palmer, oBtfooied4hitn and Iusde nm take bass a
eea3 She swerf right away from him On the lone
straight work OF the hack.atretch. aer immense
stride telling with fearful effect: sne mas p gay,
light appear between her sulEy and Inc DroMl
n ma ASnts3 ST