The New York herald., 1871-09-12

THE TURF.
THE TURFs
FLEETWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION,
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ILEErwoop PARK ASSOCIATION.
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y. Talman entered D. N. Brova Kitty.
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!! basrsy snersd :. N: Fanny Ifs Lambert .e"
Basset. i Mar entered br. 6. Bismsrck.
iS' TIE frs rs $50 % 70 The "a second ' and
$% - L. 70 noy iss ,hna snsersa nsTss: g. m Lad, Augusta.
James ]; Estsa. entered g ). 8: iS pfs.ssn 1.'-''
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3. Mace entered W. & Medoc.
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J.J. Bowen entered Z. m. Sea Foam.
Samuel McLanshiin en,ered .. m. Mary.
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g nj. rsrs,son entered b, M: Bright Eye.
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-! s ss~ss s1Htsr sa'srsd b. J: S.,S Jack Poor
T; Bsne entered 4 IN. Ida May
$500 1us the second and ssoo
HI Dorenus entered g. joe
=; Dnnlsy ssS entered & M e. Tboma. ~ Jefferson
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Alden aoidsInith uttered b. q Bodine.
X Patterson entered ch Belle of Oneida
J. Splan entered Dr. H. Constance, formerly Lady Saul
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so: the second $3.50 to the third $40 % sas
=. Maze entered q. sr; 8: George Palmer.
better the first horse. sssS second
B. Mace entered q g. Climax
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E. E. PsSes Psfse :"sssS .s'sr.s E. m no!4ie1y 4oC.y.
Tho.. s. Foster entered br. : baun.less
G. Bosgland entered G. g. Grey Jack.
All the above races nre mile heats and Eve
"Natonai Association"
Eaces 's to commence a, o'clock P. NJ each day.
Fourth assnae Ss each day At il 50 NJ special two
9e and e.ys rec "sI na
ruDn Market p f. a1 s bs with horse cars
Programmes. giving full particulars will BIZ distributed
''e S'OAlu' . J. J: n: VAN coRrLASDT. President
D. TALLnAN, Superintendent
FLEETWOOD PARK. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER L.
Match, $500; mile heats. bemsnS:
NJ. gciinser enters b. 6: Hiram, 70 wagon.
Match, ssoo; mile Reas; iss. in 6, to wagons
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D. TALLxAs, Superintendent
$40 500 THE rAsK &. Hsso
N.rIasanse.. rsrk C.ans''n, near Providence L. Sep
M FIRST BAY No. i-.rarse ssoco-s,,aoo ssOo ssoo-for
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ssSs S$y v $780, $500 .s
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aGss ssss SAS we No s'tt SNPss lPas $500
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for horses that have troued better than IT.
sKME DA No. 6-Purse $a,Mo-Sl,7N 5000, $aC0-
for horaes that havo never trotcd better than 49,
SAME DAY. No. a-Pursc rs Uoo-S3 S35oo, SioNo $500
horscs additional premium OF ~ 3Vp TO the
horse making the tme provided beats DeH'ers
time. 2:lTA.
conducted under the rules Of the National AS
soccn and all entries mus be nade IN accordance nee
with.
Entrance per OF the purse which must accom-
Oh nv the nomination In all cases =.
Entries will close Providence Friday September TO-
,sa O'Clock +. NJ, a. which time all hoTses must DO
eligible. d, .. r-
"eA U0A - AMAsA sPRAGUE, President
GEORGE H. SMITH, Secretary.