The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
FLEETWOOD PARK.
Two Interesting Trotting Contests-Pownsl
Iars Winning the First and
Jack tho Second.


very respectable assemblage Of ladies' and gem
ueinen were Ut Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon
to witness the two trottng contests announced ia
come on. The weather was delightfully."- baImy. but
the track was sun somewhat heavy rom the late
rains.
The first trot was for purse OF $780, for horse,
that had never beaten 25o $500 to the frat s1bo ia
the second and $50 to the third horse, mile heats
best three In lye IN harness. There were ten entries
.or this event. but wien the bell tolled for the
horses to como forth Only four put in appearance
These were Dan Mace'5 brown mare Pow al Mare
II. +. Fleets gray gelding st. Elmo, W. 9. Weeks
black geldng EIGHT Bells, ald MI. Whippo's chest
nut mare Angelina. There was very little betting on
this race before The start but after the first heat the
Pownai hare became great gavorite anc continued
80 to the end OF the race, Which she won In three
straight heats.
The second trot was for purse OF $1,000, for
horses that had never beaten 2:59 S7o0 TO the first
$500 to the second and 800 70 the third horse,
mile heats, beat three In i've, Ia harness.
For this trot there were eight en!rios but
only half that number came 70 the post. These
were Ii. j. Boacn's gray gelding Jack John Loyetts
brown geidlng Young Bruno, Dan MGce's brown
geding Hank and NJ Barrett's chestnut gelding
George Smith. Jack was tho fayorite at 100 TO 40
before the start and mt 100 to 10 before The
over. There were but three heats, Jack winning In
the easiest possible manner and In most excellent
time. Jack Is capital young horse, and wiA DO
dangerous in any class next year.
The following are the details oil The sport as 1t pro-
gressed:--
FLEETWOOD PARK, Nov. l.--Purse $500, for horses
that had never beaten 2:5)-S800 to first, $3.50 to
second and $50 to third; mile heats, best three In
FIVE, in harness.
joan Rogers entered br. NJ. Pownal Maro... I
u +; FEET ad entered ete,o s. Il 4 St. A a, ,;.
M. WnlIE,e ID. 4 =
NJ. L. Mott entered Or. 8. Observation-Disclosures. DIR.
q. Truesdale entered 6. 9. Lottery. .;;..;.,. DIR.
John Murphy entered Dr g. James III. Cole
Jonn icyeti entered en-. s. TORONTO c.ier IT.. dr..
Pierce Hayden en- tered b. 6. H. +. BrcIaan.. dr..
L. L. Hall entered b. S. Lincoln. DIR.
oaasser HaI Aas
First heat; ..........". ssA 1ass S S:ssX
S SnG s seat. 1 1:ii> S az
First Haot-Angellne won the pole, PownGl Mare
SECOND place, 81 Elmo thlrd and Eisnt feils out
| Angelina third and Eight Bells close up. At the
quarter pole, wish few skipl, Eight Bells went 70
eight and quarter seconds pownsi Mare second.
| ST. Elmo third Angel;lc fourth. oil close to.
sepaIrtcd and they went 10 ths mile pole with
| some daylight between them, Eight Eells leading
P Pow Mare, VINO vas heo cngihs ii advance Of
Angelina. Time, i:ls Gong up the bacAsiletch
ma Hsk ea as ha as
| sido aid side, one length ahead OF pownal Mare,
who was two lenghs ahead Of Angeiine. From there
to the stand tho race was exciting. and the horses
Mare winning By aalf : length, Eight BeIl second.
neck IN front OF ST. Elmo, Who was about the same
distance ahead OF Angelina. Time, 2:Sa3S.
Second Heat.-Pownal Mare took the lead at the
o s hq PoWnaI maa lei o lengths to Inc
quarierpoie, s. Elmo second three icngtls In rent
Eight b sq Ws sso ss u soy down. .,
| the lower turn the F0Vual mare increased Tic gap,
and was nearly three lengths ahead of st. Elmo at the
OF Eignt Bel's, WHO was more than that In advance
AnSes Time In i 81 Ena and pow anal
sn s afe aoa ass the the s
Eight Bells, VINO was two len tiis in advance OF An-
! gelne. There WAS only one change OF place 70 tho
f o ssson fG ns he Ds ' OF Gngsnc who
was half q length In advance OF Eight Bells. Time
Taira Hsaf.~as th, eighth attempt the horses gos
away to very fair start, ~ Eln.o taking the lead.
Eight Bells second, pownal Mare third and Angelina
lengths Eight Bells second hall ength IN front o.
rownal Mare, who was four lengths ahead Of Apge-
line. Time, THU lynne seconds Going along tho
| lower turn ST. Elmo led Que length and Passed the
halflnlle pole in that way In li71z. ON the back
| length to the three-quarer pole and came hsne u
winner by two lenSths st; Elmo second Angelina
'lio ana hsn' n Tnn sHnoNn Tn ,,,s' 1''0
SAME DAy-Purse s., 900. for horses that had never
beaten 1885, $500 TO frst SEQ to second and 500 70
| third.
| H. J. Beach entered 3. G. Jack. ............ /
| John LOrett, br e. Young Bruno. 2 a
4 Dan Mace, br. q, Hank. 8 8
/ N. Barrett. I'll. Z. George Smith, ...........
A. G. Whtson, blk. &. FRANK. DIR.
| Dan Pnler, D. III. - .................... dr..
/ John Rogers, br. m. Pownal Marc .....,..., dr.
| W. II. B0rst Gu. ~ Josephine. ............ DIR.
/ TIME.
/ Quarter, HaE MFG
| First heat. 35H 1:12 2:31
| Second heat. ~ Ills 23i4
| Third neat. ................. 80 l:12A 2:a2
| THE RACE.
! First Hidf.-Young Bruno had the polo Hank
| second, Jack third and George Smith outside. The
horses mad very unequal start, bat when they trot
ted around the turn the leader George Smith, broke
the front ana lea to the quartet pole four lengths in
| thirty-1ve seconds and half, Jack second, two
lengths ahead Of Hank who Was six lengths In adj
| vance Of George Smith. Going around the lower
turn Jack closed Young Bruno tho latter lead.