The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-25
r Il Il n u r f.
Great Tr0tting Events at Mar
rnganset Park.
Last Day Of tho Juno Meeting Glorious Wea.
Their, Grand Arsemblsge and Interesting
Contosts-Prinos Wins the 232 Purse
aud Goldsmith Maid the Purse
for ell Horses


ground OF the association. The weather was de-
lightfully bright and gonially warm, the
track In splendid condition ami the horses
III apparently good order for making their
peS' 'sms Owners, troiuers drivers and spectators
were AL satisfied with the prospect before them.
beioie operations began, ana at lts cOncuson even
the losers had not . fault to ind ex-
cep' WIN Inc lime made. The meeting has
been very successful one. and renec,s great
credit on the management There were
$1,000 persons were on the ground, and two trots
were ON the programme for them 10 witness, the
first being for purse OF S. $780, divided into three
parts the frat horse to get $780, the second 5000
and the third $780, The was for horses that had
never beaten $3.50. There were nine entries and
six starters. These were Budd Doble's chestnut
geding Dot, Dan Mace's white geldng White Fawn.
j. A. Chambers bay stallion Hickory jack !. j.
Bowen's bay gcldng Dewdrop Od,klrk's black stall
lion Patchen Chief and NJ. Roden's chestnut
geding Prince. The latter was the favor
lite II the pool selling, White Fawn the
second choice, Patchen Chief third with all Others
selling as field and bringing aboutss much as any
oil the horses sold separately After the first heat,
Prince was sold even against the field. Tits race
was highly interesting one and betting between
beats was very heavy. Dewdrop, who was so little
thought OF prior TO the race, ar,er inning the
ond heat, rose high in the estimation OF the Eastern
men, and they bet sloutly his winning. The race
was won 10y Prince after ave heats Hickory Jack
getting second money and Dewdrop the third portion
OF the purse.
The second race was the great event OF the meet
Ing, and was the magnet that attracted the i'm
mense multitude Of people from all paris Of
the country to the track. The prize 70 be
parts, the best horse IN the race receive 49, 500
the second horse TO receive 200 and the third $780,
There was an additional premium attached to this OF
!. u Inn nj
were Messrs. DobIe \ .ackman's bay mare Gold
William LOvell's bay mare American Girl
ana Charles Champns bay geldny George
thing being very wrong about ner, or her owners
would have certainly started her. She has appeared
In very good form the last few days; but II was
thought tiat she was not quite up 10 the marx for
pr0tracted race and hence her Withdrawn! from the
contest. The fact of Lay Thorn being withdrawn
made Goldsmith Maid great favOrte over the field
ut four 10 one. American .;ir won The first heat,
Palmer the second and Goldsmith Maid the third,
fourth and ni'h The following are the details Of
the tr0tting:-
First heat.-IIickory Jack won the pole Dot the
second place, Dewdrop next, then Patcacn chef.
White Fawn, ana Prince outside After scor ng i've
times the horses got away on even terms, Patchcn
CHIEF soon taking the Lead Prince second White
Fawn third, Hickory Jack fourth. Dor afth ana Dew
drop SIXTH Patchen Chief and Whit" Fawn broke
up on The turn When they reached the quarter
a half seconds, Patchcn Chief second, White fawn
third, Dot and Hickory Jack side ana side and Dew
afop iasls CLOSE " .icn,. solng GOWN tho naGA
stretcn paIcneh Chiei went 10 t,e irohi, ana lea
TO- the half pole two lengths In 1:lS, Prince seconn
WnAe rawm sh'ru, 10. I0ntah' HICKORY JACK niti
front around the lower turn and the position Of the
others remained the same until they came to
the hOmestretch. Speeding towards. the stand,
ABOUT midway 81 the stretch Pachen Chief broke up
| and Prince went in front and came home winner
S aI a % S w., n 'wo & ~
White Fawn. the latter being about the same dis
MS wheci Tine Of the h"et s.sl ""o "'' D'' !"
tbs" aver he .nos Tia e"d sraac,,en 'v Cais,
sam Wh;,e r." ,,,r, i Iau ran oro'
| Dewdrcp ann and Dot last. They went IN This
orIar tn the furn hnt re.cniny iHa onart.r ori a
Pr nee led one length Pat,hen Cher ssc~rd rcw
drop third Wnte faIn ionrth Hickory JACK ,f,n
1nlry. and Quarter seconds Going down tne
bnesstrech TO Inc hair mole there were ,o my
| changes, resulting In Prince leading one len In.
nawJron secnuJ one Ienytn ana'I or potcho,,
t,hief vino was one length IN advance NJ DOT Wnta
| E"wn ain and Hickory lack siyin Mn
| ia Com" around th. lower turn newdrnn
,ent IN prince on even ter,ns ana ihev came iuio
the hnncsirntch aida ana side viii pat,hon m .i
shIr and me Raj trail d b"nind Thc tsr1e n,,"d
| han q inc siruyo;e nm rhe stretch hrt newdrou
lasted ihe beat and won the heat hy length prince
| second. haf a Length aheai OF potchem Ch,er Dol
| ~ heat o.s1,t
! Th;,,d EeaI-prlnce had The hest or the aend or
| u,crnrv Iact second MT inir,i pat,hcn ,,h,e
| fourth. White Fawn arm ana Dew,rop sixth. The,
| changed several times on the turn but when The,
,roaci,nJ tho onarier pnlp IN th,rtv-oi0bt ouI !
nnorfer secon,js prince WAS Ieoj,nv fo,ir len :,
| White FaWn second. one length ahead of Patcher
| uheT. DOT ,onrl,. Hickory Jack GTta and DewdioI
| last The latter now began to work Ip ami
| patien t,l.Ito break wh.ie Dot trotted finely a,o
| took second MACE Al tae bali.mie noIc which wa.
! raachod n, I'D princc led one ienaLn Dol second
| Dcwdrop third White lawn fourti1 Hickory JacL
| Gfth. and Patchen Chief sixth, the latte,
| having ..Qone ali TO pieces There was n,
| cSange If nnsition ON the lower tlrn bul wber
they 20, INTO The homretretch The struggle brouri
! ont all their energies Dewdrop Disposed Of Do
| ami made a gallant attempt TO WIN the hea, II,
| was nnslccesslu, however Prince winning by ,
| neck aud shoulders: Dey.lrop being second Dol
| third Hickory lack lourlh White Fawu Gfth anf
| Palcheu Chief last Tine of heat 2:32I6
| ROatyih Heul Prince was the layOrite nj very lon.
| odd, He LOOK tbe lead, Dewdrop second, Wine
| Eawu third, ltOt 1OuItfl, HlCkOry Jack uItH ant
| patcben Cbier sixth Going to the auarter. pOle
| White Fawn took the teal Dot 3ecOlid Hickor,
lack third Dewdrop fourth Priuce fflh an5
pacben Chief last Tie time To the aua rteIvolc wa
thlry.ulnc seconds. Going down the back stretch h
| me hali-mlle pole there WAS no change O
| White Fawn led Two Icnatns Prince second, O. :,
I and pa Chef last. r,lc yaa :I7a. Their
wns ore, denI OF cnspn np on the low or urn I'm