The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-23
AN UNPARALLELED TR0T.
LADY IIfoRN'S LAST AND GREAT
EST TRTUMEH

ESI IKltMfHs
Two Grand Trets-The Greatest Trot ever
seen III the Vicinity Of New York-Lady
Tborne beats Goldsmith Maid in
2iia Ia, 2fa0 Ia, 2it9 IA.
Yesterday was the second and closing day OF
| the summer meeting on Prospect Park. 1t brought
together tito two foremost uotters Of tho world to
make one Of the best ,rots in the annals of sport
| Toe day was brilliant. The attendance very large
among the best ever seen on Prospest Park fair
grounds A nobler display ofequipagss ladies', and
men In great numbers has not been this year.
| THs RACES.
There were two of them on the programme
| These were milo heats for horses tbat had never
beaten 200, and purse for Lady Thorne aud Gold
| smith Maid. The entries In the lrst being three
good horses, the whole days sport excited much ex
| pectation. Tho $40 race was frat commenced, and
after three heats II had been troed, the big race
Of the great was sandwiched in, aud the rest
Of the heats in the frst with all OF those In the
ond. we've disposed vi alternately THIS should
have been done at the beginning to economic time.
TUE rIRsr RACE.
This vas the trot Of the 226 horses. Tho entries
were Western Girl, j. j. Bradley, and Idol. Tao
| tso Arst had this year done each heat in s2i
| Western Girl was comparatively unknown In this
| region, but coming from the West With good ropu
| betting with tho odds 8 to Q 'gals, her they
we're to against Bradley, ani to against Idol.
Western Girl won the race IN six heats getting the
| three last
SUMMARY.
PGSs r. 5rl r'T . cog g. .scd qy PGpr,e So
that have mover beaten &F; mile heats, In 0, ~
| haracss
| q. A, Hlcsoks b M western Gi.l.......3 AL /
W Hs =. e. 2. N N j 7; ,eraaloy''..'i
| Tune-2:'il @.!e4 2.!9I, Assn. ?"!9X, 3a7,
D mysT rA r drS ss PS d nb T1. p NEXT
| f1uty, ur,t break, Idol nCpnt. The
81 howeyer ' r, dtopged 70 hcr tr} aad cd wee
WITH her al around the turn ard to he quarter p9.e
away three cneth long, steady brush ~ Bradley
heat AID head With me Gil down the back stretch,
SsI !" "y once. E&is SIC al away lSiSd
hr%Setey, mud passing the heitais pole ySed him
bhey We're there A9nS ne ssS, rne rom am
got away rom him length. ard h. could not get ~
Nome s,reteh he Wa bronrht 10 again after steady
orlsh home eotio her aud topped her out beaten by
Time 28ik.
@ c Tc 10 Gs he St nc OF S9 s
G MAS Was SEr ,S Sn 9TI esn SGga
and bradley came the front fayoritc and Just be-
w dC
max he race was sharp saa bo o soa
ley ' wsie going steadily. x around turn Idol st
S9a WIN q bJs sl:s
Rraaey forward and ca1eht id1i at once on a lap
hey went Lu,ningy forward 2 TIE hal,'me pole bGt
and ne s S9 ss =, hs o MsTs o
led TOUR lengths a. The quarter, and went home
was near Idol was held ~, and Jogging IN western
Girl passed her just at home aud vi" placed second
TmED nEAr-BFadley now led IN the betting at to
trnc only Western Cir second. she went of her
SS 70 Ne at S SaSf o aS nes w o u
SsS y ted only to The head q me sr ~ SseTs
ss ss nto .srS aS wax c S' S drew
away nom BrallSy. and Esd lsad ali down ias
!S Of r 2Sa RS + 20 e h4 asdey a TS T Tesr
lie went TO the home stretch good pace llls stride
SrSw him .gn to lat to IN the rev and and snca f Ss
passed he th-cequa5ler mole he had dIopret her .
and as he covered the homesr:,eh. going IN the
IN. and Western Gd was forced forward TO second
p'ffS ousrM iipircBerns no on Bradley to 20 the
ned' the gir no. OF temper aud needs two or three
ss ;So a sea I'D isa
he % pl9
s @ Mace sS StSaS dS
e Ss S 60 & 2 ,Hs s Sqou S On S
got shower In the vhp which carried her forward
Ta Ja n thsS BSst sesS rushing b adey iorxaTi
Ne eSfs 1871 ks SGs ecanG Gds seT sG but
She could DO aud the Gin went h,me Iso lengths Ii
' Firm HE1fn~in betting oi heat he odds ser,
on BT,os s ,9oa ne az wST S 70 Ss 9H !f nSd
lead OF length IN mont OF IDOL ana she as n mGee oye
bras and on tie got away nom Idol two length,
Haa at Ansn fG .Se PSSs mae IS
here eaans Bradley is G4Nn,, p sNS The 9sS
Along got .Sen hd 'ns fopp sG Sse
s sRS tS IDOL wse BfadeY wa. away rom
e SnS SS Sn co. ' i& IN On The Gil SIN
20 d Rs ialss se basy ss and y
point on TO tne stetrh eui there he br9Ke and ldo
e1ch he had had dropped them length and idol 90
the ThP hrsSry nov Vent hehs ss H snsn. no
q front OF Idol, and the latter was away nom DEade
'1 sfS1u IiT. i the betting the ned tayOr
over tae CIR sa e Ss Of hs Sthe
fSe long e SoPS S had stead Cd ih orr
tns H' eii5 "S-' q he osnS steady
S sooa ea "A and rushing race She 10 ND turn w
fengths four at the quarter pole On so, and made
great At n s,! sa, SS
S Within teS n Mss Sfss sr al sH nSS
mission. The only feature q the .caI wa good 60
IS were SIDE each other al ne nrst hall OF me Ge /,
is g1t home beaten seven or eght lengths Tlme-2;2
| TIT beat OF the race.
:, THE SECOND RACE
~ This was the contest between L'dy Thorne Ar
10 Goldsmith Maid. A great race was expected A. bo
is mares were understood to be in tip top ordo
|
u 5000 II was expected that great race won
y be made, aud all past time in mi, wei
10 | ty would be outdone. Bets were made tn
2:2D would he beaten. In the vicinity 22OH up
= this day was the best ever made ON the Prospe
ie Park course 1921 was the best Expectation W
realized "a to best time hereabou,s, but Dexter
~ | time 2I7A. has not yet been reached, When "
" IL bef When the mares showed on the track,
% was seen that they were In high order or cour,
| the betting made the Lady iayOrtte, and sne co
tinued so tin the end. the odds being stronger al
y stronger after each OF the first heats.
Is Lady Thorne Won the race in three straight hea
10 SUMMARY.
!. | PROSPECT PARK COURSE l.. l., July 2,-Pure
10 | s5 COO All to 90 to nrst horse mile heats, SINS.
~ H. Mscu's b IN Lady Thornr, .,.................
% u. DoDle's b. M Goldsmith Maid ',.'.''.''.,.2
m | Time quarter. hdL.mHe' ~
IN First heat ...........,.'.. S5 I0af 2li
u. | second neat ............... Is 1910 z:2l
ie | Thrd neat. .s......',.s''s' oo'S iiVN SH
?, Fmsr HEAr-At the second attempt the judges sc
70 the mares OF AT very even start, Ihotne having
ID tTne the hest OF H. But few yards saw tho Maid
break and two Lengths away. She WAS breaking Tor
f. dozen rods and rhorne dropping her till she led couI
lengths which she carried straight on 70 the quart