New-York tribune., 1870-09-14
THE TURF.


sIROTTISG AT THE FLEETWOOD PARK COURSE
There was a trOt at Fleetwood Park, Nor
zsania yesterday afternoon, which proved worthy Of
the large number OF people gathered to witness IT, The
trotng was for the Hiram Woodruff stake for fouryear
ds in harness. $50 each, play or pay, heats one mile
each There were originally eight entries but four were
horn's D. C Nicotine, by Clark Chief, dam by Newi
Bald Hornet; NJ l. Motts ch T. Liberty 10y IndepSnd-
ent dam by HOagland's Messenger ". G b ante D. C.
-(i0lddust, by GOiddUst dam hah sister 70 GoEdust
Nicotine was the fayOrte and the betting was two 70
one against the fed. three TO against single
horse. Pools sold in about the same ratiO-namely $50
o. so Nicotine obtained the pole and outside OF him
were Liberty, Lucille, and Goddust.
In the first heat G0ddust got the start but wa passed
and the favorie maintained the lead for the remainder
held by about ten Zen t-. Time 2so3. GOddust second,
Lucille third, Liberty distanced
Nicotine under protest entered by their owners that
NicOunes Will have 10 be fully Iroyed After several
inside beside him GOlddust, and Oh the outside Lucille.
Al the first Nicotine leading GOdSlst by three
stretch. after passing the first quarter Nicotine was
leading by lengths and going at such pace that he
took place. The made for the leading
horse which obviously held up, Lucille gained
ence Nicotine then let out and increased the dis
tance, in the ast quarer 70 10 lengths coming IN 20
nOunced that nicotine had the race and money
Iucile second ana GOddust third Tie great II
tie season al Fleetwood Park vii begin on next Tues
day, the zJth inst, and continue four days.
NEw-HAyEN DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION.
NEw-HAvEN, Sept. 13-The Fall TrOttng
Meeting Of the New Haven Driving Park Association,
commenced yesterday az Hamilton Park, and will
tinue three days. The weather favorable, but the
attendance wa small The track a half mile one, is
beautifully located about two miles from the city, and is
OF the perfect, FAR The stands, stalls &c,
are concerned, IN the country. There were two
purses tOday's programme; the first being
1,r purse Of 500, for horses that had
never beaten 2O, and eight horses entered. Of
which the following four started e. T. Pebbles, Hart
ford black geding Ned; ID. Mace's, Ncw-YCrk, brown
mare Flora Day 4. Wareus black Belle OF Water
town; and ThO Posters, Hartford, gray gedng Shoe
Ply In the pools, Shoe Ply had slightly the can
Belle Of Waterfowl s. and Ned s.
HsSITlS PAEE NsvIAfES . E lPurss t0 f0r that
bst Ue1e- .elr- & H 1 -r -'ti -4l e ec0l; - % the
thin sad p g. -a t.t .o-rl-
M-c,s Do I.r. ............ 3
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Pebbes z Nef............... ............ 81
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The second for purse Of 500 for horses that
mad never beaten there being horses entered
and four starting These T. A. Squiress bay geld
ing Berlin g. T. Carpenter gray mare Belle Of TurOnto
W b. Smiths black stallion Thomas Jefferson, and j.
Colins's bay mare Lady Emiy.
Sgcoy1 RACE $40 i5r hors tat bal beaten
ESQ 10 sr.t. .-to11 go ~ 1 80 10 iourtt.
W b. Smhs bIk e. Thoalss Jr1erson .............l
j. Col-s.s H- t. L1-I E-..
q r ta-r-ut-rs 8 % Belle q Toronto. .s..J 3
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