The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08
BUFFALO PARK.

Purses and Entries for the Fret Day of tho
Sixth Annual TrOttirg Meeting-PooI Selling
in New York Last Might.
To-day Is the first OF the sixth annual meeting
of the Buffalo PARK Trotting Association, and
there is is not the shadow Of q doubt but
that 1t VIII surpass any OF Its former
reunions large and brilliant as they were The ssso-
citation pledges itself FOR purses amounting to
$4,000, which has drawn liberal responses from all
sections OF the country. There are nine purses to
be trotted for anu among the various entries there
are many dark horses believed by their owners and
trainers to be verirable flyers.
The first purse Is $4,000 for horses that had never
beaten three minutes. Eleven have entered, most
OF which are Western horses. They are w. w.
Divine's sorrel geldng Barney, James McKee's bay
mare Young ThOrne formerly Nancy Sykes) John 8.
Stevensons bay stallion Willie Golddust Alden
Goldsmith's bay mare Huntress, w. Harms bay
marc Lady Goddust w. L. Becks bay mare Vlr.
gnia, ]. S. BigGs' sorrel mare Kentucky Girl, M. D.
Van Scotter's brown stallion Knburn Jim, B. F.
COwan's gray gelding Ed Eaton, Thomas T.
divers chestnut gelding Thomas L. Young and
Joseph G. Simpsons bay mare Clara G.
The second purse is 81, O00 for horses that never
beat 2:34. In this there Is the immense entry OF
eighteen, embracing Calvin PredmOre's brown geld.
ing Denmark Charles II. Smiths sOrrel mare LADY
Shotwell, Ben Mace's chestnut geldinQ Judge Full.
lerton, N. s. Burlew's bay geldlng Norwood,
A. W. Richmond's brown mare Albatross, John
Horters sorrel stallion General Love- T. r.
Clark's bay mare Kansas Maid, Kenyon & Burke's
black gelding j. II. Burke formerly Governor Nor.
gam, ". L. Beck's black mare Lilly Schwartz, }. 8.
BiGgs' bay gelding ohio Boy formerly Dart), ]. A.
Jones' bay gelding Ashland Pet @. H. Olm-
sted's brown mare Cuyahoga Maid, Dan
jenkins gray gelding Joe Brown, W.
John De Mas bay gefling General Howard
Budd DOble's bay mare La Blonde, Joseph &. Simp-
sons bay mare Ida May anu James Dongrey's pay
mare Fannie Lambert
The last event of the day is the purse OF SO 0Oo
for horses that never trOtted better than 2:27
There are ten entries and the majority
well known performers Thus noted T. ParKers
bay geldng Ed Foster, Budd Doble's bay geldlng
Harry Harley, George II. Logan's chestnut stallion
Byron, o. A. Hickok's brown mare Western Girl, J.
L. Eof's bay gelding J. ID. MoMann formerly Shoe
Fly, w. harris bav geldng Derby formerly Dutch.
man, w. Ii. Doble's white geldng Medoc Joseph q.
simpsons black geldng India Rubber, q. II. Ohm
sted's bay stallion Mohawk, JT., and T. s. Carpen.
ter's chestnut gcsdng Maer Alien formerly LOclstl
This completes the work for the opening day
AM last night those few OF the betting fraternity
really tired of being away from home after the ex
citing campaign on the running turf assembled at
Messrs. Marshall IL !Ohns0n's pool rooms, Broad
way and Twenfy-eghth streer, AMI INDUCED in a
little speculation thereon. They touched them very
lightly, however, as 1t is rather risky business to
much money on events OF this character oc-
curing at long distance from home. The few pools
given below will be guide as to their feelings:-
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