New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-28
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THE TURF.
NARRAGAHsErr PARK MEETING.


NARRAGAHsErT PARK MEETING.
ppovmrscy. Sent. 27-The second day OF
the fourth annual exhibition Of the Narragansen Park
Association nassed off pleasantly The FIRST race was
won by the fayorte, a Bangor stallion, named fia'o'
and the second race was by eue, who dereaea poo
Foam the fsvorite The betting was pretty hehvy "no
the attendance considerably larger than yeSeeruA''
THE YIRsT RACE.
The Belle Of Ieayenworth and Bonnie Doom havihs
heeo drawn the starters were John Stewart fette MOT
ris Plato Ed. Eaton, Charlie Allen, ana Dan morIn
This trial was for purse of for horses that never
otted better than ga 800 70 thr ,se h Plato was
long fsyorite and was generally conceded BY all 70 %
the best nCtso p s1e go ta away in considerable
the pole being in stewards possession He managed %
his lead the 4a tts sq %aS a M Morrill,
wa Was second and Plato third others trailing Before
they made the half Eaton took the secona Pac' %" n
the Providence turn Plato began foot beautifully and
had the second place before they 1eachea .ss ews
was second Stewart third Morris fourth and Allen ana
Ms yfEs took aud Kept the
quarter made in 50 seconds closely pursued py ads
terrible break putting her back far to the rear on the
back stretch Stewart passed Eaton ana eoared PaE
showing in front for a moment as they dashed msoIy
pretty well pp Eaton having caught @t, up
and stewart and went for the leader but Mace urged
Plato on and won the heat Stewart came In thrd ana
SSrd aeatstewart and Plato went of like the wind
somewhat in advance Of the Others At the quarter,
Eaton had the second position In this position they
passed the half in l6i Eaton kept close on the eaGer
around to the hreeQuarter pole when he began 70 ire
and Plato got home easy winner Stewart was third
and Morris last. Time, 2:3l3.
SECOND RACE.
BENJAMIN Starr having been drawn, the starters
were Young Bruno Medoc, Sea Foam, Susie, Lady Au-
eusta. Fleetwood and Ohio Boy. This trial was for
purse Of for that never trotted better than
Frsi HsaiThey scored Bong time. and were sent OF
very badly Ohio Boy Susie, and Medoo In 'front.' and the
others in bunch far behind them. Before reaching the
quarter there among the rear horses
but Ohio Boy kept his lead and was second
Susie cosed with Fleetwood and took the third place.
At Susie had got up to the second place.
them was lively and who waSlSaoping came
in mad pursuit. and crossed the score close on M
Gedoc was fourth Fleetwood fh, Lady Augusta sixth,
seventh faa BrnnO and susie sc The best
of the start but at the quarter Susie was first Bruno
1a hs and the ali
course, Dreadnaught doing great deM OF running
ceptby on the backstretch and at the threeqparter
pole held the second place On the IT. ten she g9
Of sSst S Sy about length Medoc was third Bruno
fourth, Ohio Boy fifth, Dreadnaught sixth, Fleetwood
Third Heat-Theyigot away in confusion Ohio Boy and
Medoc both running At the quarter Bruno first but
neared the halt struggle between Bruno andsusie be-
gan, with Medoo third and Fleetwood fourth al
Susie continued to Bruno the next stretch and
went the front az they t1 5se IN h Feet
wood foarh Ohio Boy h Sea SIXTH and Dread
Fourth Hcat"Bruno led to the quarter closely pursued
by Fleetwood who took the rt place On t is P PACK
to the fifth position. Medoc meantime had been improy-
ing his fortunes, and by dint OF an occasional rum ne
had taken ne Sea Foam third Ohio Boy
fourth Susie sixth as they passed the half Round
e Ssn to the ron was n
beautifully all the way from the half and passed Fleet,
wood before they got into the homestrctch Here Sea
Foam passed Medoc and came in winner Of the heat
3 on c hs they got
CONSIDERING Bruno second Fleetwood thrd susie lourh
Dreadnaught fifth, MedoO SIXTH and Ohio Boy seventh
Fifth HeaL-Fleetwood and Susie. and Bruno and
S %9EGe was first Bruno second and susie
fourth. On getting to the half there was lively scrm
suited in Susie getting the first place. Fleetwood and
Bruno tired out before they reached nc three
second was the only adversary from WHOM Susie had
aught to fear. The race home between the neat little
sorTel and the big gray mare very close but the
sorrel won 1t by four lengths and Sea Foam had 70 be
Nth SnS og x anG
naught seventh. Some changes were suDsequen,uiyy
made in their placing but nothing mot which t M fss T
heat, 2:2si
To-mOrrow5 programme Consists OF purse OF sIVoV,
for horses that have beaten $780, and another OF
$500 for horses that have never performed mile in
less than 2:26
NASHVILLE RACES
NASHVILLE, Sept. 27.-FIrst Race.-Railroad
Stake for threeyearods mile heats, s25 entry play or
play the railroads adding $780, second horse to receive
$50. There were Is entries, and eight started.
Nellie R............2 j 1 Boy Fom. DIS
$ i: $; i $ ii; #
Tme-l:48i l49i l52i, l4i
Second RdeeAssociatiOn Purse $500, mile heats, best
three In five.
Dopcron........ / 1Tom Cprbet.. I Pro.
Glenro.e..";..l 2 ! Bob Shelton''.. , diI
Tfme-I:I9, 14Si, 1853, 1901, l:52, l:53.
The last race very exciting and did not close until
nearly dark II was suspected Bob Shelton allowed
to distanced purposely and after the race he run
Paul from the Association will be determined Tonight