The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-24
zRoITIYG IN FLEETWOOD PARK.
A Fine Contest Witnessed By Great Multi
tude-Cspt. Isaiah Ryndcrs tbc Prince Of
Judscs-Fsnny Lambert and Lucy Win
ners Of Good Races.


Judses-Fsnny Lambert and Lacy Win
ners Of Good Races.
Yesterday was the last day Of the fall trotting
meeting 10 Fleetwood Park, and IL was the crownns
day Of successful one. The weather was lovely.
Tho attendance was large numbering thousands,
nlling the club house and grand stand. Fashion
and respectsbiity were feature; and evory rank
and condition OF life were there. Everything
was orderly, deeorou., and unbounded satisfaction
was felt and expressed, giving approval OF the
management OF the sports OF the day. The Ugh est
praise is due 70 Messs. Dater, Talman, and thor
associates, and to the judges OF tho daJ, OF whom
Capt Rynders was the presiding one. II may be
confidently hoped that now era has come TO trot-
ting in New York. Here is a success and q decided
Indication OF radical reform in this branch OF the
sports OF the turf Tho IOtting was very capital
and very satisfactory.
The first race Of the day was one OF two mile
loats for horses tha, bad never beaten sa- The
Dousherty; New Berlin Gil, by NJ. Roden In the
ars. heat, and by II. Hove IN !he two last; Lady
The race was won by Fannie Lambert.
SUMMARY.
FLrrrwooD PARK, Sent 2sPur,e. 81 500 500 to nrst
never beat 2si two-mic bests. 2inS In harness
4 PSSr5s.: SS GS % SsT r. EqSpnyl S4ylI Ilc%iISferi iIf
L. L. nuichIns9p. { IA .;;i;;..."''".'.. dis
Fanny got nrst money ihc glri second. and Lady
In the betting, New Berlin Girl wa. favorit. all
along to the strt II was at to against the aeid
odds to against Lambert to TO against Kills (;
and II to I against Lady Sears.
FIRST HEAr.-whcn sent of the Giri soon put
into the le.d and. going on metriy, was two lengths
va. %sd ss ns
NOR. and more, ana wa. n.-, [" ihe stand ending me
Lad 6rn,h pa.i Lazy sears and wa. .ecoad. kodea
drove the Girl forward into the sec md milo s,fy but
,e open sap % down The south sstch, YET on .as es
Ss a sss IT, TeR
her rsnny s,ass her ana 99a o sa' h Se S sPS5 10
Inc GTi second. Lazy seais third sii 6eE o. Fanny
a Hsys %S suG ,s %s ~ 5SHs sSns in the
Sc s Ss c.ses SH' Of ras Rs 'ST r a.
sasosa with ioden's arIyng, tooE the drl from him
SSxs tsS soa.S stretch ,nTss length, and %.slHs 4
y four .engs6 -: ,.o,,sd IYG,I.Iy s'Sse, A. 1s
bnt caught soon Scar and Fanny were second snd
hra alternately; bnt led on the home stretch Jus, =,
ss1 ,sS T2of % % Time pS TSS & STi & DS
THlED arAr.-Ail .ort. Of peuInG nov took place,
against scars and TO agains. LAMBERT AT the start
stretch. rnd made sIssl a, lhs stand. s1lS fhsIs
.cws Ser ana r.Suy Ianos., solos W /: strongest
ssns got 10 Within two oSsia. Scsr TIC ssrSe quar-
ter pole Here Lady Sears broke so run ana passed
pa, ,ss sAaP e PfGG s @ Ssi
home - iSSr isnr,"s A. soon q: The orr bfoSe sac
va, es'ed on sGd jSssiIs @ 1swy & G IS La nSsr, l IN
ming and gave aud the rae TO Fanny LsmOert Time
Mile. 2:Sih. two miles, 5iiS.
Tue SECOND RAcB.
| This was for horse. that hac never beaten ses
The entries were Lucy. owned ny W. ii. Dohlc
Goorge Wilkes, by A. Patterson Heavy, by Mur.
oily; and liotrpur. The latter did not start. lie
NJ. M nv
SUMMARY.
FL.rTwoop PAKx, sert % .Pare, g 800 sl;soo TO
nrs horse 5000 10 second snd 800 10 thri for horses
VII. RSEr,s !; d,o. W'lEe'.. ...........s i
Timc.a 81 ;ss' ~ rs xu,., .o.o,a
moSsy y an AMI lie Henry t tssd 1 H'' "'''' "' ''''''
In ;' ss1s Lay wss p, % sifsrs @
Hcury, Is to I against Wilkes.
First IlEAr-wilkes was nr't away. aud went ou
gs iead Of leeEh a. the eusr,er pos n S ,cc0 ads
mls poe 10 ioa Lucy 40 IL iie1Ty bat oo'h been a. IN
play % l6s ll soon ieaclea and passed Wives
@ Sp 20 S on poIs Sss and as sos NO 10 IL,
'front.'. Getting TO the me strei, h. incy outooteo
HSfnts Siys. fSq a nrse s Time 'Ht' en'y '0'''n'
Lucy a SSt @ orsa1s 9S's .sos Stss 10
wa,d q ,he lead he pLs.ed me SaaI.er pole IN 81
Ss Gs hy ta'
SS h0%s Fms sas Ss heat Sss hsre ass
| claim OF runIns made asanst Lucy aud the judges
took the heat nom her and gave It TO Wilkes.
| 1utRD lEAT-Thcfo was no betting for this hea
icon .h9xee IN fIssI sni wv right away from hst
more, got nom. seven or eight lsnsths nrst. wilkes
| second, and Henry who had been wild ali thrC ugh
| mile. 2itH
l showed IN front, and gong along steadily led oil
through easily and won the hest oy ur lenk tbs
| Henry beat wi kes out much. Timo-QuArtgr, SlA
| half ii2x mfle, 2:25.
This ended n brilliant meeting, creditabis to all
| and an honor to the Psrk and its management.