The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-30

Largest Attendance During the Week -SpIen.
-. did Weather and Good Track.
49, y ,sy-SfS y
Lottery the Winner Of the 2;33 Race,
and American Girl the Free
for All Purse.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Sept. %, 1911.
The fourth annual meeting Of the Narragansett
Park Association closed to-day in most brilliant
manner. The attendance was the largest OF The
week. The track was In much better condition than
previously, and the weather was most delightful
Two tr0ts came on, the first being for horses that
had never beaten 1888, and the second was contest
between American Girl anc George Palmer, for
$4,000. In the first race there were twelve entries,
ten Of which started These were NJ. Rodents
roam gelding Andy Johnson, J. L. Anderson's
black geldIng George w. Patterson, J. }. Bowen's
chestnut gelding, Joe Hooker Dan Parker's gray
geding Lottery, ]. A. Chambers chestnut stallion
Hickory Jack, G. Fl. Andrews brown gclding Den
mark, Daniel Mace's bay stallion Robert Bonner T.
e. Bailey's bay gelding George W. Hail. Clark Spauld
ing's brown geldlng Frank Palmer and Daniel Jen-
kins' gray stallion Joe Brown The'Other entries
Lady Bacchus and st. Elmo, were not on the
ground Lottery was the favorte over the neld az
even money before the start. Frank Palmer won
the first heat and still rhe friends Of Lottery were
willing to bet he would win the race which he dld
after five heats; Joe Brown having made dead heat
with HIM In the third. His hackers won largely, ana
they were principally New Yerkers.
THE FIKsT rRor.
First Hea.-Robert Bonner won the POLE Joe
Hooker second place, Denmark third, Andy john
son fourth Frank Palmer NTH, Hickory Jack sixth,
George w. Patterson seventh, George w. Hall
eighth. Frank Brown ninth, Lottery outside--St
Elmo and Lady Bacchus Withdrawn. Frank Palmer
was first away, Joe Brown second Joe Hooker third,
Amy Johnson fourth, George W. Hall nth. Hickory
Jack sixth. Robert Bonner seventh, Lotter eighth
the others together At the quarter pole Frank Palmer
still led. Joe Brown second, Joe Hooker third,
George W. Patterson fourth Andy Johnson NTH.
Hickory Jack sixth. Robert Bonner seventh, George
W. Hall eighth, Lottery ninth ana Denmark tenth.
There was no change Of POSITIONS down the back.
~ the m fef
up an honest stride and came home winner Of the
heat BY five lengths, Joe Brown second, George W.
NTH Andy johnson sixth, Lottery seventh, Denmark
eighth, Robert Bonner ninth and George W. Hall
Second heaL~Lottery was stiii the iavorite over
the field. When me horses were scoring Lottery
cus bot not injured. The horse ran around he
track, put was caught before hurting himself
P AZ ss a"H %s me-
Palmer was IN front by neck, Joe Brown second.
broke up. and Lottery TOOK the second place. Pal.
terry second Joe Brown third, George W. Patterson
fourth, HICKORY Jack NTH, the others trailing
Coming was 't beaten By ' Loey SSo WON
The heat by three lengths, Palmer was second, Joe
joe s Hooker ' SIKH. Robert Bonner SEVENTH Andy
Johnson eighth and Denmark distanced. Time Of
" SntrGS HsaI-Iottery was the favori,e over the
aeld .. three to one. frank Palmer had the
best Of the s .d g. ": Patterson sec;
pole. when Was passed in thlrty-eighs seconds,
terry MN. Joe Hooker sixth: Robert bonner
change Of places by the leading horses down the
backstretch. and Vt the half:miie pole Palmer was
% o N Iron: e, e wss GC
terry rotted very fast around the lower turn and 80
S Zoe sss %S asd the
homestretch. These horses mad very close strug.
gle all the way up, and passed under the wire
Patterson was third Frank Palmer fourth, Hickory
JACK lftn. Andy Johnson sixth, Robert Bonner sew.
Fourth HeaL-ln scoring for this heat Patersons
sulky was upset and John l.. Doty was thrown
heavily to the ground, the sulKy passing over him
driving the crowd before him. He broke the sulky
all 70 pieces and slightly injured one s or Two men
with the fragments OF the vehicle. Mr.. Doty was
NOT hurt G. w. Patterson had the lead at the start
Andy Johnson nfth, Joe Hooker SIXTH Hickory Jack
seventh and Bonner eighth: AZ the quarter pole,
and Lottery were head and head, Patterson third,
Andy Johnson fourth, Hickory Jack hnh, Palmer
soe from Ios BroW d the
was never afterwards in doubt. He passed the half
mile pole four lengths In mont OF Joe Brown. and
coming IN woa the heat by SIX lengths, Joe Brown
second, Hickory JACK third Joe Booker fourth, Andy
Johnson fft,l, Patterson sixth. Kopert Bonner
seventh and Frank Palmer eighth. Time OF heat,
2:33h.
rim HaL-Lot,ery had the best OF the start,
Hickory Jack second, Andy johnson third,
Robert Bonner fourth Joe brown 6fth the others IN
o bunch. AT the quarter pole, which was passed In
thirty eight seconds, Lottery led three lengths,
Hickory Jack second, Andy Johnson third, Robert
Bonner fourth, Joe Brown fifth Frank Palmer sixth.
Joe Hooker seventh and Patterson eighth. AT the
had the race In hand and came home winner by
four lengths, Andy Johnson second, Hickory Jack
third, Joe Brown fourth, Joe HOOKER nftb, Robert
Bonner sixJn, Frank Palmer seventh, G. w. Patter-
son eighth. Time. 2:3S2.
LOTTERY won the first prize, Frank Palmer The
second money and joe Rrown third.
SUMMARY.
NARRAGANsETT PARK, september 29--Pur5e,
s., 0OO-For horses that have never tr0tted better
than 2:33 ST. 700 to first, 5000 10 second and $500
third horse; mile heats, best three In i've, in har
ness
Daniel Pffer entered q. g. Lottery. i 1
CLARK spaulding entered pr. g. Frank
Palmer. ..............,..s....."
Daniel jenkins entered G. s. Joe Brown 2 2
J. J. Bowen entered g. Joe Hooker. s
J. A. Chambers entered 8. s. Hickory
JACK d 3
Nike Roden entered r. 9. Andy john.
son .........'. $500. .',........
l. L. Anderson entered b. q. Geo. W.
PatteIsOn. '....;.;....'c... D o
Daniel Mace entered b. g. Robert Bon
ner. ..........................
c. H. Andrews entered D. z. Denmark. dis.
T. r. Bailey entered b. g. Geo. w. Hall
formerly Tom M0orc). .............. de.
ii. II. Rockwell entered G. &. St Elmo. dr..
c. T. Backus entered br m. Lady
BackW ..-..................... Or.