The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-25

was taken from the horse nrst out for not bringing
homo the proper weight, and given TO tho next
horse.
rHs rrRsr RACE.
This WAS purse horses that had never trotted
Gicsor, Jnck, white Fawn Dct, and Paichcn Chi5L
.srters, Rosa Golddust not starting The following
SUMMARY.
Earraganset Park. June 2t-Purse, So 800 fer horses
hor 600 to second ESQ to third mile heats sin s, in
y Eoae%s Sar q, g. X sn PriDss S;s,...il ~
L Mace " " g. Mhto Fawn..."."t
Jodikrs q, j. tis fai;aea e;sof....s sdf'
/. L. Dor,eys ch. m. Rosa Golddust was entered but
asy and % csary J JACK @ hrd Money D0"u'p
Tie race was beauli ully contos ed and exciting.
The details which follow show its interest
De ore the start, In the bettiog Prince vas frat
favori,e but with strong odds against him. Pools
Just prior to the start had only three sold by name
while the field Of tbree (either Of which would not
have brought much either OF the three sold by
Onitel. 20 strange state Of betting rarely occurs
1t shows how doubtful was estimated the result In
WHITE Fawn tl6, and the field (of thrce) se0O. The
general odds against Prince oeiore the start were
% to against Patchen Chief, and IS to against
FiRsT HEAT.-when marshalcd and sent or, Patchen
Patc6en at once msde play, and on tne turn routed
length win Fswn next and Prince third. He went to
the quarter had passed Pnlcnon a rawn. lie made
0 sSp as s sna & sSs:sd assn PasGs 70 ss
lead but S Win Prince sPp.s G% oT Sodscd I, ysa
. roe MILE q. Prince wss away s rG% FAVE tive
when they entered ,he home run pcydfop came Tor
fseeep Il MIA Stretch ! S.d ps ns e wsns @
down STa anS Vent Som. Ssansr OF ne se BY asS
fsfasn :sso"d, and Dsss5op !srS ths oihs5,s
sIcosp HEAr citing. Prince even agaIn,i the neid.
S nS aeoy y sss S "a S *: sin fnes
se9n ysaa. ss%'1E :ss
two snEs, Il "a
nes aSa .sa ss.d s%s sp
q the aT tsrn. Dsvdrop vn called On and .Aos for
him n'sSSr &c So home oaS
ssh 'n the dss ss s.%s .Ss r ss etss ns'
TMnP hE.r1Bst'Dg Re 70 on Prince ;s,l aTst "a "a
Che Sthers Pfuds Dot snd Jack We're nfs, c but on
e pass on 11s % ssS G %s anf
epurt " sent oLwlrd IT nee and on the iurn he drew
Pstchcn N. aha ihey entered the back sIreIsh At
a a sad %
rSu S b. MsH s
ush the stretch, In which Dewdr; got up to sec
Dol got ,hifd. Tims-ouarssr' sst half i.isi mile
Ss o rps saS os
w .si1 ss % 6s W. FrSss
putf0Ote1 Dot, While tAWn leo OOtn q lenkbs bub
SSsS H se e S 5nq
S:SS .aS SS:Sias esss
Ana b. S.s. %s.
tssen fro him an giyen to Jaos Dot being placed
,s E 81 TSf!' En Xxx Sa. tTsis s, .ssls'a'"'
Bot a. eHa ' S Fswn vent
te froLt. wth Prince % alap Ba! he :9en oTose and
sy aieas h. h. B"saaa Fri ,ce on sl.P raa. tncy
Ss..d % s o o. nS sS s's and ro
BROKE rrnce snot an al and was nr.t a. the he AZ
him "' RSi "s avn Gould not ia with he pace, aud
asat ss' yIP
SECOND RACE.
<nes s were Iady ~ iherns. SoldsIi,s Maid, asors,
Palmer, and American uirl. Thoroe was drawn
end great disappointment followed Still. as tb'
u was certain that yooa race would be seen. II
s0as good race In that Il was close and doub tfu
winner to certainty, and ia the nfh heat finished
che contes. sPlendidy. The following is the
SUMMARY.
soS 20 ,as INIT 70 ass Z
second. 900 10 third mile heats three In nvo In har
Dcbie Jsckmsn's Ps) b. m. Goldsmith
b 6snic .it'iN;Yl b m. American GirI,... :
G. Chamr 4,n. l!as Ei y 9s;g dSo q r.%sr s.ss
D. M.ces Lady Horne was entered, out did MOI
Goldsmith Maid won the race and nrst money Anne
rtcan Girl, second money aud George Palmer thir'
Before the start the Maid was favorite at to OF
her 7 TO 2egainst Palmer 10 TO against Ameri
FINER BEAr--Ps'mer was INST away. Maid next. snt
into S he %sr es .S sSo o[eSe 10 9 he ISa sn S
Ssd .scSSe;s length sSsy iS. ! pace ace carried d,
ses sa they Il: S ss .ppsd s Si al x,
sts,es hropsG s and az sfoupd % lar turn and sped
she Girl got away from her, and went me hrst BY
SfteD' bsatS9 IOur Lengths inO-odArter. . haif,
sscOSS lAi.l,s!,r9SS to On Maid .gsn,, the
eas 'rGaP& 80 at ff rf%sr
f5I & 10 u ri aSs s fsa s niHn was GtGyi % S H.
SS s%s o a '1S he 'f Sfa fPf S
f1f 'a 6rasd car
Ica ner % mid stretch, Where he pace drove Pa me
ssSS o. he g G%r Ss 5o"
@ sEsa 7 70 Tanier While Maid was placed IGird T
irGP % die 'p'Snss ssH fHs half nie wa sery sst
& SA @ = nsi sd not s SoEa sa so Saay
hli ya,tne best OF the race; Palmer having show
re Sme sys sHn SG AID OScEcd
d 1Tra ras s ~. sd Cn appsd s An "a oW
tSf par TSs fG'
Ma up az !asr ir1n! ont rsmss tnG Sd psn T
and ne went o break ana the Maid got 70 his head a
once a. he I'm gAliopng was passed ny botn the Mali
en- w aud tIe heat thence out was tame nnaif, a
] a p e Tn & s%sG s1%s @ sc s'se ue SeaPE ne
o. halt llO; miie 25
fptElH llEAT.-Ihere were no pools sold aud lgh
penn mge was little Interest IN this heat. ior Mar
'f p a. ,nd hs sPS SeaSs S ise ess wS Dp bs
bf avtd badly al tnrOugh, by hfteen lengths. Time
Pate heat '' ' - ~
~ffIT7n lisAT-No betting. The Maid on the tgrl
Srll lrhd aud mont on 10 the Tar turn. where sn
bL'kr ~ Ia neI wGo had broken also. did not ge
~ AIl thtll d Going on the irontcd all the wa
80 got home 1T, four leng hs from Palmet. and b.
'1ElE ,sh"Ad OF GTl lmo-Quarter. SlHi half, LIS
MAO 10 The race and nTst money, the Glrl secon