The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
Last Day Of the Sixth Annual
Trotting Meeting.
Splendid COnteSsS---Great1St Time on Re-
cord hr Successive Heats.
Judge Brigham, "ereen Horse" Wins
the 2:40 Race he is Sold on the
Track flor $4,000
Goldsmith Mais Victor In the 'sFree for All
Plrse'R-:l9 3.4-2:I9 I.4-2:19.
BUFFALO, August IL. 1871.

BUFFALO, august III, 1911.
Tue 'ro''r g meeting at the Buffalo Driving PARK
cosen 'bs evening before the setting OF the sun.
=" mas " EN- a very successful one, and passed OF
e""si'eS )rily to all concerned. We mad two trot-
ing 'o' 'tests today, the first being for horses that
"a'e lever beatqi 2:lL For this there were ihir-
'eeh entries, SIX OF which came the post these
oe'm Mr. Humphreys chestnut geldling Judge
r"' erton A. G. Green's bay stallion Judge
orr CHAM, J. " LevetLs scrrel stallion Vosburgh
r. D. Chamber lan's brown ged!ng Frank Hobart,
NeHyon Il BW rkes black geldpg J. II. burke, ana
a. jones' oa>s geding Ashland Tet. The ciheIs were
AFRAID Off ssudge Fullerton aud Judge Brigham.
Judge F ADerton great favorite before the
start, bp after the second heat, Judge Brigham had
the car Vat long odGs The latter was sold alter
The mr. \ heat 10 Mr. George Hail, of Brooklyn, for
$500 a, and were lole by Mr.. James Irving, oil
New Pork thai he has had control OF the horse for
the Est gear, but that he gave hum up to-day
soon las he was brought the track. Two finer
gre n horses than Judge Fullerton and Judge Brig
RAJ hnever appeared en- The TURF Brigham the
ta r. IN most extraordinary time.
she secoDd trot for all horses for So 900
I Rrso-sa,0a0 to the first $3.50 the second and
e.10 to the third.-wlth an additional premium Of
1880 10 Inc horse making the fastest time. pro-
gs,i,ng II oeat DeXIers time, which was I7ii. The
nurses entered were Benjamin Daniels bay M IRE
tamerean Girl, W. Il. Dobles hay mare Lucy and
tBuod bodies bay Goldsmith Maid. The latter
twOn the In three straight heats, making the
aasiest three consecutive heats by second that was
ever roited. Tie following the details Of the
: sport As II calHe of
FIRST TRoT-240 PURSE
First Hat. Fl. Burke the lead at the start,
Sadge Fullerton second, Judge Brigham third,
Frank Hobart fourth. Nosburgh filth and Ashland
sixth. When they passed the quarter pole Judge
Fullerton led half length, j. ii. Burke second
yosburgh third. Frank Hobart fourth, Brigham
MIN and Ashland Pet sixth. Judge Fullerton
opened gap along the backstretch but
Judge Brigham becoming steady at this point.
arot.ed very fast AT The tnree-qua,ter pole
Judge Fullerton was four lengths IN front
oi burke who was one length ahead OF Judge
hfignain, The others practically out of the
!ndge sriSham passed iiurke near the flush. but
Le could not quite overtake Judge Fullerton. Tie
pole LIZ, ana tue neat 2:25s4.
NcOo0 Heai.-J. IA. Burke TOOK the lead Judge Fu-
Aerton second Judge Brigham third the others follow
ins close behind AT the quarter pole Judge Fuller.
Ion led two lengths j. a. Burke second, two enD hs
ahead OF Judge Brigham, the others as before. Judge
rs,ea anna aue ,s onrs no aown the nscs
terms with Judge Fullerton. and the race then be.
s 1esie Judge s fUas ron
lhe hali-mie pole 10 the stand, winning by TWO
lengths anu hall, the las, hall miie beng trotted
An TOSS. Burke was third, Ashland Pet fourth. ana
the others dlsanced. lime TO The Quarter pole
Ihiry-sX ana naIi seconds; 10 the haii-nile POLE
l:i2 and heat, 80 Judge Brigham was then sold
AIS above noted.
MIRA HedL-Tbe start was good one. Going
around the upper turn Judge Brigham went 10 The
front and led length ana nall 10 the quarter pole,
Judge Fullerton second, Burke tiiird ana Ashland
Pet fourth Fullerton broke up after starting
and again On the baokstretcn Al the haliml pole
Judge Brigham led three lengths, Judge Full.
ierion second, eight lengths IA front OF
snk sssans s a s1 Se"g MY yards snesa
steadily anu came nome winner by three lengths,
Judge Fullerton second ten lengths ahead OF Burke.
Ashland Pet dlstauced. Time 20 The quarter LoIe
IhiTty-sX ahd half seconds; to The hallmue POLE
foaofn IieaL-rne start was very even but as the |
horses passed around The upper urn Judge Brig /
ham broke up and ieli IN the rear: AZ the quarter
iengilis an 'front.' OF Judge brigham. Gong down |
ss & sns% fSea ys rsa a9 ns
Aali.niie pole Brigham broke up again, ana !
e so' awa ne 9 With sch rsa ba
be soon closed up the daylight. desperate sIrug.
Sah Judge :" RRrsham Winnns the heat and race.
Fullerton second, ten lengths ahead OF Burke.
The time 10 rae Guarterpoe was thrty-slN seconds
mud hail. 10 Inc hal-miie pole l;l2 n, and The mile
12tla.
aorses that have never trotted better than gao;
$500 10 fonrtn horse; nile nets, best three III five, IN
.PllrDess.
Ssaolanin Mace entered ch. g. Judge Full
tny"S 'o' ssnts S si.ieyea Dix 9. j. il.
h.urke formerly Governor Morgan..... 3 5
A. -iones entered u. q. Ashland Pet,.......4 DIS
f. Chamoerla,n entered br &. Frank
Ii Soart formerly Mungers cot, ........ dis
Caj, vp Picdipole entered b:. y. denmark. Dr.
Frau & Culver entered :. g. Logan......... Or.
Alae. : Goldsmith entered b. M iiunrl ess. dr.
:. Nc Isail entered br. 4, Long Branch. dr.
James u. Gallagher entered Z. IN. satiDei dr.
Geo. Logan entered = :. ~ Higgins. DIR.
Jusepn 4, simpson entered d. IN. CARA g.. Dir.
Qa@lo. Han N0e
FIRST he c~.--...-..... 5oh i:i2 2:25}. |
Second tt........-... S6-s 1912 2:Z2 /
Third he. a....-........ s511 lIJis 2:224 |
sEoo vp yRor--"fIEs FOR All" PURSE.
FuSt ne, S--As tne hoI.cs were coming up:ior the