New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
rRorrrNG AT NARRAGANsErT PARK.

TROTTING AT NARRAGANSETI IAhh'
Providence, June ID. - The second day OF
ME Park Meeting passed on TO the satsao
on Of the toeraoy large assembage present. although
che results were in matter Of surprise. Tho
eaher was beautiful and the in splendid order.
FIRST RACE
as for purse Of 81 800 81 600 given to the first,
so 70 the second and $50 the third horse to
all horses that had beaten 1888; mile heats. best
three five in harness. or the eleven horses entered
six started, follows Jack Draper Susie, Belle OF
WATERFOWL, Lottery, Nette Morris, and Ella Elwood
The first named drew the pole, Elwood had the seeonu
place and Susie the third.
FIRST Hedtottery the favorite in the pools 9nt
from the start ont her hackers were satsed tht IL u
pay TO take stock in that Lottery when the horses
got away Susie led by full hall length Draper SeToIe'
and Elwood third As they neaf61 tne quarter PTies
which Susie reached in 80 seconds Draper began 70 close
little mare. the back stretch the struggle was
exciting between Susie and Draper who passed the half
mile post neckandneck, in Elst. Lottery meantime hso
the possession of the third position. The others were
not far In the rear and when they reached the three
stretch Draper was forced off his feet aud Ewood came
20 the second place The race to the score susie
ElwoOd sharp but the former won the neat by
about length Draper being third Belle OF Maerown
Second Heaf-Susie was now favorite in the pools
AT the Draper took the lead, with Lottery second
and Susie third in which position they passed the quar-
Elwood made bad break, and the efforts OF DODe ~
manage resulted in breaking the bit and the mare
hugeed the pole so tenacously that Woodruff who was
behind ran over Dobe's sulky, throwing tne as E
wood caIloped madly on passing all the horses one Dy
one and coming in several rods ahead de stituted
not materially injured, and bent vas secured
all the damage done TO the sulky. The mar
the stables, and afterward dechleI if an Xix
Lottery took the first position, making Ihe mar III 10
There was no further change in positions Loey MIL
ming the heat easily in ESi draper Of WatertoWn last
Third HeaL-Iottery stock was now selling at a pre-
winning The heat by half length in 2S43, making the
quarter in 81 seconds and half IN iIo suse ~as s1o9
as There was no other change in positions although
Draper drew UP Lottery for ame on te oaok
~faIlh op
stretch, where the contest was renewed and Draper
came in on the geldngs Wheel ,,a ,r0o, c.ro Tot.
terry fifth position. At the quarter made IN IS see
WaertOwn third. There was no change at the half,
made l:l6. though Lottery uotted handsomely ana
Cosea IN nm ce home Setween Draper and susie was
close and murmurs OF dead heat were heard on every
being third Morris fourth, and Lottery last Time,
FIN Heat-Lottery led the turn and around to the
three-quarter post making the quarter in 80 seconds
the half in Susie third 10 the hair, where
Lottery swung into the home stretch Susie, who had
been trotug beautifully closed with him. and amid the
finely the home stretch, but carried OF his feet
and came in poor third; Belle being fourth and MOTHS
last. Time, &S5a
s he d F.s5 3GRs the second sad 81 the a horse
,eT s IN hy W N h1Tns W 'e nes
Daniel Pfer Nev-York enters z LOTTERY ~
A.n.oS War Wsiren WseoSn Conn, enters BIZ Belle
w@ G II @coua Boston Mass Seie
Wight / EoicIos. Boston b. N. Ella ~.
nnc-i:55, ASA a5ii asa 25si
SECOND RACE.
This race was for purse of 1900 open TO all horses
that had beaten 229 $500 TO the first $500 TO the
second and 500 the third horse. OF the seven horses
entered. the following started and were placed IN
this order: Royal J0hn, Col. Lahemau' "euo0' anu
FIRST Heat-Tlomas jefferson the favOrite in the
fNa FafE of fxa IN IN
Tine scored several times and, when receiving e
word went away with Royal John ieaanf he A ' inc
creased his advantage tr1he MedOG WHO was ihtd
sna arr and shortly after Jefferson took the third posi-
ton. Lakeman breaking and becoming a BAD fourth
The half was made in 13, with material change IN
positions Jefferson worked hard for second position on
the back stretch but gained nothing on Medoe VINO was
coed s6GonG, On the home stretch Medoc trotted
dashed the scGse, Jefferson being tIa ahu Lake
man last Time 2:27t - . ri, 49, .J'cssrs . II
Second Heat-Jeefson was stin the favorite notwith
standing his defeat in the preceding heat Royal g4nn
Tic quarter was made in 96t seconds aud the hall in
l:l2s MedOc crowded john and showed IN 'front.' 1or
moment the back stretch but proi9ngSd oreah pu1
MIN back again. On the home stretch Medoc broke
paddy giving john easy victory Time, 2;2ls ~, 49,,
m some pools he sold ahead of John There was an evil
Dent desire the part OF the drivers tnat robinson
driving Col Lakeman should not get an even
start the old gentleman conryed TO get the PEST OF
.hc start every time The scoring was conIl19eu ll
Inc people tired the judges NeNeu ana the hose
RerVOus and uunanageaDe, ana tHey were sent On al
ast Royal John leading from the turn 10 the score,
Aiuni1g the heat in &26l and the race. Medoc was
,econd an the way round, and, though he skipped
considerably. was awarded second money Jefferson
Ma third and Col. Lakeman fourth.
H.vpac,ysFrT PARK June TronR for OF 81 O for
es ma had never 800 the h $500 10 the
and sos TO third mile heats, best three i've in bar
Bowen Boston. g Royal John..........'....I
A ckok New York enters Medoe..
ThoEas s. CARPENTER Hartford, Conn enters BIZ Thomas
SEQ Robinson. Augusta. Ne Col Lskeman.[
Tme-2:27t, PM, 2:26t
Thursday programme viii consist OF $500 purse fcr
our-yearods and purse of $1,000 for horses that have