New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-07
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.

TIE IUkt,
TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK-PIRsT DAY OF
THE INAUGURAL MERTING-CuARLEY GREEN
AND HENRY THE WINNERS OF THE TWO
PURSES.
Yesterday was the inaugural day Of the
Fleetwood Park Trotting Course although two public
had previously taken place IL There were
about thousand persons assembled TO witness the two
trots announced The track is st in very unfinished
state, and the grand stand is long way from being
ready for the accommodation Of visitors The
very hard in consequence Of the dry weather and the
dust rose IN such clouds that the hndmos drivers could
not see the leading horses a the finish The track itself
Is easy OF alike by road and rail- the Harlem Com
pany running special train and from the Course with
oonnendahe punctuality, and which was notieeaoy III
endaut want of faith with the public at the Jerome Park
raecv
The first race for horses that had never beaten
three minutes ut the time Of entry, for purse OF Si o
divided to $3.50 $3.50 and $0O, for first second ana tnrd
horses. Only M. Rodens's h. Charley Green ana D.
Lovetts h. a. James H. Coleman started for the purse,
Dan Mace's &. Gwynnc being withdrawn. Inc beltne
prchSued the result being 100 to 30 ON Sh oe, aos1
Who won easily Ia three straight heats llme IS' |oa'
Tie second Sacc purse of 800 for horses that
had never heaten 296 $500 to the winner 500 70 tne
and started viz: Dan Maco's b: 8. Coincidence; Ben
Macs M fdol W. Borsts b. g. John bradley A. A.
b. 2. HenTS Cormeriy American Boy)i ID. PHters D. e.
aae HEINZ W W. fRc ayo % Selling in pools for siG Idol
mas; Genet, 500 Bradley, SEQ and the field, SsG The
word being gwen ~ the first heat when Henry far In
mont Of the other horses and Genet twenty lengths in
tie r,ar, with Idol break she crossed the
WBh great advantage al the start 1t not mat
Of surprise That Horny retained it throughout trot
ting the first seconds the half mile in 11,and
winning the Eeat in 2:2; Angelina second Genet third,
Surprise fourth, and ldo Confidence, and Bradley all
three djstanCcG. Horny became great faVOr1e
that he br11ght 500 against 500 for the field and the
betting became conferred between Angelina and the field
tor second place. Angene bringing 500 and the others
tO Henry got OF IN company with Surprise ana Ange-
tine, GcuS an last but before the quarter pole was
reached seconds surprise had passed the fayOrlte
adyage he Ca not long retain On the beckstretch
Henry tapped uiu led him length at tine half mile In
I:lIb, Oattruttiug the Others came home easy
~inu-r lengths in 2:26{ Genet beating Surprise
place In the third heat Henry quickly as
suIned INC lead two lengths before Genet at the
pole in 81 seconds the latter far before Ange
dnc, vile a run; the same distance ahead OF
6cnCt ut Che half mile ia l2 and won the heat and race
easily IT, 2ZS2, Genet taking second and Angelina third
money
FLEETWOOD PARK MKgTix July 6-Purse 800
.eeri tn minutes $40 the inst $50 10 the second
500 the the tlifd h0rsa.
Rclers D. g Charley !
:. lov rs H. Coleman.
Tme-2:58l, 2:S5i 2:5II
fAsE DAPue 5000 for horses that had hotted bette
10 second; 800 tn
Arl
Loystsb b. Henry formerly American Boy) ........1 l
d. fffcTs b. g. Henry W. Genet
O. IicEoks b. ~ ADgelne... s..................2
}. VI Eerheeks Surprise.
D. haees CHnadsnee.'
hsces Iooi
W g.iohn Bradley. dis
1ime-2.24i, 2:26t, 2.28i
SARATOGA RACES
SARATOGA, July 6.-The tTOt to-day, best three
m Ave, Glen Mitchels hafmile track, won by
Belle morrill,. The following was the summary:
M.Og Belle Morrill,. !
Dsurr EIVuK Eaule b.