New-York tribune., 1870-08-24
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TITRF.
TRoTTING IN ORANGE COUNTY, N. ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE MIDDLET0wN PLEASURE
CRotINDS ASSOCIATION.

THE 1URf. .
TRorTING IN ORANGE COUNTY, N. ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE MIDDLETOWN PLEASURE
GROUNDS ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday was the first day of the Orange
County Associations annual trotng meeting at Middle
towA N Y There was good attendance Of the leading
breeders and owners Of fast ottng stock in Orange and
adjoining counties while the patrons OF trotting belong
ing to NewYork numerously represented. Upward
of 800 in purses given by the Association, and
this beraity was well responded to by owners for the
entries numerous In almost very instance; M orange
County has long enjoyed hgh fepuaoh or tue preeu
S th anu d,dt bere Dexter George Wilkes Widow Ma
chree, Major Winfield Bruno Goldsmith Maid ana many
others which have gained renown on the tr0tng turf,
were raised The breeding OF trottng stock has long
been an important business in the county, and has added
h portion Of the community take in horse
fairs and the trials OF speed which form so important
delight and pride but in possessing the object OF their
ambition they have ever eye to the market and oh
r tbe ran referring to sell them and let others run
the risk defray the expense of regular course OF
training for the full development OF speed In short
they breed to sell, and not to keep for individual use
The first sweepstakes for fouryear-olds s5
OF which four started-J r. Woods black hly Jeanette
by WHY Not dam by Star; James Mils's bay hly Lady
R by N5 Maj S T R eacR Sn By dam
unknown Lady Mills the favorite against the Held
ease jeanette second; and Ella Beach dstanced in the
second heat Time, sc9ims;o9i
PuRsR No. -sweepsales for +yeaOds Closed April 18th, with
jane. Mills Bullvie Lady Mills, by Major Winfield
r." WOOD Montgomery biz jeanette BY Why Not dam BY
siaI r Bowman waingcn1ic Ella Beach BY Hamblstc,
nan pS dam GnSeO George Post Dr.
that %hf ss sscOeS Ss winner
second $500 the third $780, and the fourth s20 Six horses
were entered and four started, the absentees being
Western New-YOrk and Purity; the contesta4s being
W Bodine's bay mare Lady whitman, I. j; HGrnbecks
sorrel gelding Vim. H. Taylor, j. H. Dotys brown mare
Lady Augusta and Budd D0be's sorrel stallion st. Elmo
Lady Augusta the favorte but she failed to realize
anything like her customary style and had suddenly
from Taylor and was at once backed heavily against the
field to win the race. Lady Whitman won the second
Lady Augusta last She also the third heat by the
same distance from Taylor who was six lengths ahead
heat and race was won by Lady Whitman, by neck
only after splendid brush with Taylor, ST Elmo thlId
and Lady Augusta last Tme-2;S5i' 1885, &Sii 2SSt'
i5P 5 haze s5 peTss fs,S of 3 better than
WIN. Bodns Miailetown, name. Lady T4il1sa
J. l. i5Styoig pSy flseSoH % y j.
Budd DO6le' PhladtPns GRsi as s sss5 BIG s:l
The third race for horses that had never beaten
siac; second sc5; third siO and fourth, s25 Seven
horses entered and six started-Alden en- g
b m Nancy Fat j. saispaugh's 6r. m. lady saspaugh;
W. Bodines b. Charlie, and smith OCo DIN 3;
whom protest was made, winning the first, and Lady
saispaugh the next three. Tme-2:i7l, 24i,, 245 2iS
have . sro,sS sss sss @ than
James Saspaugh Madeline names br Lady saspsugh'.I
Charles NeeD Newton n j., names blk m Nancy Fat..l
Goldsmith, Blooming ch & NOrwOoli
William Bodine Mddletown, names Charhe...'''o
Joshua Mulock Mt Hope names Orange Boy''' Ds,ahi
VIM H. MAse Hshkl names br IN. Fanny Drawn
Tme-2:47l, 2:i43, 2;45 2A3
MONMOUTH PARK TRoTTING.
The following horses have been entered to
start for the Monmouth Park Trotting Meeting, which
commences on Saturday and continues Tuesday and
Wednesday Tn first day the first race Is for purse OF
200 for horses that have beaten 2O Entries
sallie Fanny Lambert, Geo. W Patterson Nellie Nor
Keller and St Elmo. Second race, purse s2,OO Tor
horses that never beat 230 EntresCOl RUSSELL Chas.
Green Mary Edna Carroll, and Harry ID.
The second day Cruesday)-F1rst race for purse OF
Girl Idol, John j. Bradley, and Belle srlck-
land The is for purse OF $3.50 for horses
that have beaten 1885, eDtries-Henry
and Hotspur. The third and last days racing rst
race for purse 5000 for all horses Goldsmith Mau
Geo. Wilkes and Lucy Will go into thls race. Secou
race-Gentemen's cup, gift OF VIM NJ Fllss for gentle
mems horses Entries-Black Crook VIM H. b. BurrO"s
Johnny, James Hamis Mary, and d. Wllders LOUIS
THE YORK RACES
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The York August meeting
commenced to-day. The Yorkshire Oaks Off soveregns
each with 100 added for 3yearod fes, the second to
receive 50 soveregns of the stakes the third TO save
her stakes one mile and quarter, was won by LORD
Falmouth's b. f. Gertrude, by Sauntercr out OF queen
Bertha; beating Mr.. Launde's d. l. Agllty, Dy au'en-
turer out OF Mandragora, second, ana MI. g. Johess
ch I. Gamos by saunterer, out OF Bess Lyon, third