New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TIRE


THE FLEETWOOD PARK PAIL TROTTING MEET
N"-fiRSr DAY NEW BERLIN GIRL THE
WINNER OF THE 2:40 PURSE.
yesterday was the first day of the Fleet
"oou rark september Trotting Meeting. The day
uehghtfuly pleasant aud well adapted for the enjoy
ment OF the sport. Tho attendance was not large
was expected stl 1t emnenty select comprising
the leaing patrons OF the trotng turf There only
one race on the programme aud that was that
nad ne Beaten GO for purse Of 81 900; the winner
taxing 6 and the second third horses 500 and 800
respectively There 13 entries but the following
seven were al that TO the post: A H. Sammiss ch
N Bashaw Maid; A. Pattersons b. m. Lady Hughes 3.
d. Bruce's b. IN. Enigma driven by Carl Burr. who ia
over 90 pounds oyerweght; j. Murphys br g. James II.
1oieHhn D. R0gerss b. Young Wilkes; James
Dug Dugrey : D. m Fanny Lambert, and NJ. Roden's b. m.
eM-bsriin Grl In the pools Berlin Girl had the call;
owing 70 her recent successful performance Phiade
James II. Coleman, SIS, and the field. SIS.
=, fira Hedt-New Berlin Girl had the pole, and when
the lead. with Lady Hughes in close attendance James
H. H. Coleman third and Enigma last Of all. Rounding the
turn Iefn Glr had opened gap Of two len gtbs before
Lady Hughes, who three lengths ahead Of Coleman;
Enigma being fourth, and the Others strung out behind
A % YET poie Berlin Girl had Increased her Lead
three lengths Lady Hughes two lengths before Enigma,
the back stretch Roden steadily Increased hs lead and
was SIX lengths clear OF Lady Hughes at the halfmie
On the third quarter, Lady Hughes broke and Enigma
closed up the gap between them considerably Coming
up ths nome stretch, Roden took Berlin Girl in hand and
logged home easy winner by four lengths in 2:29t
passed Lady Hughes at the distance, when
fourth fanny Lambert fifth. aud Young wilkes dis
tanced.
second Hedt-POols sold with Berlin Girl ex
cluded, as her winning regarded almost q
tsinty: Enigma brought $3.50; Fanny Lambert, $40 and
the Held s2 The judges gave the word the first time the
horses came up but James II. Coleman. driven by John
Murphy, was some distance behind, and not dreaming
that the judges would call he turned back at the
distance stand and drove down the hOmestretch. The
judges however determined to read him lessen for not
coming up with his horses, and they the word with
out hlm Murphy being thus compelled TO back 10 the
stable. Berlin Girl took the lead. with Lady Hughes
second, and Enigma third and they trOtted this order
70 the halfnile pole. On the lower end the f8yOrte
drew away from Lady Hughes and led her two lengths
at the tree-quarter pole, Enigma being third, and
Bashaw Maid fourth Coming up the stretch, Berlin
Girl Increased the gap, and the heat easily by three
lougths Lady Hughes second Eng gma third and Fanny
Lambert next. Time, 2:32j.
Third Hcdt.-POOls sold now follows: Enigma, 800 I;
Lady Hughes, SIS field, $40. Fanny Lambert got the
best OF the sendOf but the speed OF Berlin Girl quickly
carried her 10 the 'front.' and they around the first
she two lengths ahead with Lady Hughes who
had passed Dugreys mare, second, Enigma fourth and
the Maid last on the back stretch Lady Hughes broke,
and the favOre opened Of six lengths the half
mile pole, Enigma being there head and head with Lady
Hughes and Bashaw Maid last. Both Enigma and Lady
Hughes broke the third quarter hut quickly caught
again Berlin Girl trUtted steadily up the hOme-stretch
and the heat and by lengths fine struggle
between Enigma and Lady Hughes far second place and
money, resulting in favor ~ the Lady Time, 2J2l
never hat2S *Go to the Inst 500 to the second and s to the