The New York herald., 1869-06-26
KAgaAoAssEr PARK, ggsss.oy, 4. l.
Fine Day, Geod Track and Capital
TrOttinS.

PROVIDENCE, June 20, lcos'
We have had unc0mm0nly fine weather today and
most excellent sport IN the way Of double team
trotting on track that IN first rate condition
for fast work. The pleasant weather and the fine
sport expected we're such attractions to the public
that the attendance at the Narraganset Park
grounds at Cranston this afternoon was quite large
Both trots, announced on the programme as pre-
mums five and Six, came on satisfactorily The
first was a double team trot mile heats for purse
OF S200O apportiOned to the first, second and third
teams IN the race. the race was won by Twang
and Mac after six well contested heats were trotted
with jessie Wales and Darkness, General
Mcclellan and GariDadi, and India Rubber
Ben and Rosa, which team, however, was
dstanced in the second heat. The time made
was most excellent for double teams, the first and
sixth heats being trOtted in 1881, and remarkably
uniform throughout The second race was for a
premium OF 81, $780, mile heats in harness, and was
won by Dresden in very good style, he beating Star
light, Mercer and Stanley, which were all the con-
testants for this purse, out OF about dozen entries
The great feature for tomorrow is the expected trot
between American Girl, Lady Thorn, George Wilkes,
Bashaw, Jr Goldsmith Maid, Lucy and George Pal
mer, which viii terminate the sports at Narragan-
set Park for this season. There is great speculation
relative to this sensational trot, which is looked
upon by hundreds Of sporting men as indicating the
relative merits of several Of the fastest troters in
the country. Returning, however, to the events OF
this afternoon we will now proceed to give de-
tailed account of the trotng that took place, be-
ginning with the
FIRST RACE.
First Heat.-An the teams entered except Old Pp'
and Honest Allen came to the post. Jessie Wales
and Darkness won the pOle India Rubber Ben and
Rosa second place, McClelland and Garibaldi third
and Twang and mate outside. Jessie Wales and
Darkness the favorltes, selling for as much
all the others. In the pools sold without the black
team Twang and mate were the favorites. Jessie
Wales and mate got away first India Rubber ana
Rosa second, Twang and mate third and Mcclellan
and Garibaldi fourth. India Rubber Ben and Rosa
took the lead on the turn and went to the quarter
pole IN thirtyseven and half seconds, six lengths
front Of Jessie Wales and Darkness, who ten
lengths ahead Of Twang and mate, who were two
lengths in advance Of Mcclellan and Garbaldi.
There was no change Of places down
the backstretch, India Rubber Ben and Rosa
passing the hafmile pole in 1:l5A, six lengths
ahead OF Jessie Wales and Darkness. The other
teams as before. On the lower turn Jessie Wales
and Darkness closed gradually on india Rubber Ben
and Rosa, and at the three-quarter pole were only
two lengths behind. Jessie and Darkness then
broke up. India Rubber Ben and Rosa came along
until inside the distance stand, when Ben broke up
and ran for some distance. AS they came 10 the
score India Rubber Ben and Rosa were one length
ahead, Jessie Wales and Darkness second, six
lengths in advance of Twang and Mac. who were
ten lengths in advance of Mcclellan and Garibadi.
Time of the heat, 2:33h. The judges took some time
TO decide the heat, and then declared that India
Rubber Ben and Rosa won IL.
second Heat.-Jessie Wales and Darkness were IA
vOrltes against the field at one hundred 10 forty.
india Rubber Ben and Rosa got away first Jessie
Wales and Darkness second Mcclellan and Garlbaldi
r1 and TVvl ~ nn a. a
turn India Rubber Ben and Rosa kept the lead and
went The quarter pole half length 10 front OF jessie
Wales and Darkness, III thirty-eght seconds and
quarter. Mcclellan and GariDaldi third and Twang
and Mac fourth. Jessie Wales ana Darkness then
down the backstretch Ben ana iosa four lengths
in advance OF Mcclellan and GaribaldI, Twang and
mate bringing up the rear. The haf.mie pole
was passed In this manner IN 1:l5ls. There
was no change of places around the lower
turn, except that the teams behind the
Ii All trotted Steadily and came up the homestretch
about two lengths apart. Jessie Wales and Dark
the nsfs Rosa sy ana
baldi third, and Twan2 and Mac last Time, 2:341i
favorltes at 100 to 20. They took the lead, India
Rubber Ben and Rosa second, Twang and Mac third
and Mcclellan and Garibaldi last. India Rubber Ben
and Rosa, and also Mcclellan and Garbaldi. ran all
the way around the upper turn India Rubber and
Rosa were pulled up, and dld not start until they
passed the quarter pole IN thlrty-nine seconds,
four lengths IN front OF Mcclellan and Garibaldi,
VINO were one lenEtn aneau OF JWanR anu mate.
At the halfmile pole Q:l6.a) Jessie Wales and
were four lengths ahead OF Garlbadi, who was one
length Nm front Of Iwang and Mac; Mcclellan and
ness trotted squarey along the lower turn and up
the homesretch. and won the heat by two lengths,
Twang and Mack second, Garbaldi third, and lndla
Rubber Ben ana Rosa distanced. Time, 1924.
Fourth Heat.-There was no betting now on the re-
suit Jessie Wales and mate took the lead. Twang and
Mac were second and Mcclellan third and on run.
Going around the turn Jessie and mate and Twang
and mate were side and side four lengths IN front
| Af
Jessie Wales and mate led one length, Twang and
Mac second, five lengths In front OF Mcclellan and
mate; time thirty-eight seconds. Going down the
backstretch Twang and Mac broke up, and jessie
and Darkness led to the hafmile pole three lengths
IN 1:l5H. Twang and Mac were second three
lengths ahead of Mcclellan ana GaripaIdi. Gong
along the lower turn Twang and Mac closed rapidly,
anu they calne on Tue moanes'ie'ch d. sme wmeei VI
struggle up the homestretch ended with both teams
gong over the score together. Jessie Wales having
broke up just before reaching there and ran ill., the
judges gave the heat TO Twang and Mac. Mcclellan
aid Garlbaldi were several lengths behind. Time,
FGfih Heot.-Jessc Wales and mate were still the
favorltes at slight odds against the Held. Jessie
Wales and mate took the lead Twang and mate
second, Mcclellan and Garabaldi third. AT the
quarter Twang and mate led one length, Jessie and
Darkness were second, both teams having broken
up; Mcclellan and Garibaldi acting badly, eight
lengths behind Time 70 the quarter, 3s's seconds.
Twang and mate continued TO lead down the back
stretcn and passed the haf-mc pole two lengths In
front, IN 16z. They kept the lead TO the end, and
won the heat by two lengths. Time, 1888. Garibadi
ana McClclidn were HeaflY u DISTANCE Oeulnu.
SiTth He0t-Twang and mate were now the favor
ties at to l against Jessie and Darkness. The
other team was ruled out for not winning heat
In five. The teams had good send OF, but Jessie
Wales soon broke up, and Twang and mate took the
lead. They also broke up. but led to the quarter
pole, half length IN 'front.' IN thirty nine aud quar-
Ter seconds Jessie Wales broke again, and Twang
and mate took lead Of five lengths TO the half-mile
pole, In l:l7 They kept the gap open all the way
around the lower turn Coming up the homesretch
they were taken In hand, but won the heat by two
lengths, IN 233s, Jessie Wales and Darkness having
run quite q distance. The following Is the
SUMMARY.
NARRAGANsET PARK, CRANsToN. II. l., June 25.-
Premium OF $4,000 for all double teams; 500 TO the
first team, $500 TO the second and $500 to the thlrd
mile heats, best three IN i've.
d. Mace entered. b. z. Twang and
Y. Y. Mac. c........................ i i
B. ). Wright entered blk. m Jessie
Wales and blk. 8. Darkness. 2 "a
r. =. stevens entered b. =. General
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