The New York herald., 1872-10-04
FLEETWOOD PARK.
SECOND DAY OF THE FALL MEETING.
Two Coed TrOts-Y Young Thorn and Young
Bruno the Winners.

Yesterday was the second day Of the annual Fall
Meeting OF the Fleetwood Trotting Association.
Unfortunately for its interests the weather looked
very threatening In the city, which materially
anected the attendance. AS 1t was there were
about fifteen hundred to two thousand spectators
present. including all the prominent trottng ad-
mirers In this locality. The track was In excellent
ORDER thanks to the energy OF Mr.. superintendent
Van C0tt. Soon after two O'Clock the Judges
Messrs Rynders, Connolly and Van Ness, took their
places and rung up the horses for the first race,
which was for horses that had never beaten 2:34'
for purse OF $780, divided so as to give the win-
ner $9OO the second $4OO and the third 5000.
The entries and starters were Ben Maces
roam gelding Walter ]. II. Phillips gray gelding
Jack Draper. w. Z. Weeks black gelding Eight
Bells, James McKee's bay mare Young Thorn,
Henry Newand's brown stallion William Turnbull
and M. Carroll's brown stallion Jubilee Lambert.
In the pools Turnbull and Lambert had the call
over Young Thorn, who sold as third choice, the
Others selling the field. The race from the start
was really between Young Thorn and Turnbul.
Both led in each heat from the start. In the first
heat Thorn went to the front and was never
headed during the heat, winning 1t by two lengths
in 2:3OH, Turnbull finishing second Walter third,
Jack Draper fourth, Lambert fifth and Eight Bells
last In the second heat Thorn had the lead at the
start but on the lower turn Turnbull passed her,
Thorn losing some ground by bad break, which
she could not make up, although she did some
fast trotting coming up the hill and down the
homestretch. Turnbul was too much for her,
however, he winning the heat by three lengths in
2:32k, Walter third, Draper, Lambert and Eight
Bells in the order named. Before the third heat
Thorn and Turnbu were selling about even over
the field in the pools. At the word Turnbul took
the lead ana kept IL to the quarter where he broke,
losing some ground. but not enough to lose the
lead. At the hall-me pole he was three lengths In
front of Thorn, who was only half length In front
Of Draper. Coming up the hill Thorn went for Turn
bull, and as they swung into the homestretch they
were even. At the drawgate they were even.
Thorn then passed Turnbull, Notwithstanding that
the driver of the latter tried all in his power to break
up the mare by lashing out with his whip. Mckee,
however, kept Thorn down, and she won the heat
by length in 2:33,s Turnbull being second, Draper
third, Walter fourth, Lambert fifth and Eight Bells
last. On returning to the Judges stand the judges
fined the driver OF Turnb ull S25 Tor the improper
use OF his whip. AT the start Tor the fourth neat
Turnbull TOOK the lead with Thorn second but at
the quarter pole the latter broke and before Nc
Kee could get her down the mare was almost last
In the meantime Turnbull had trotted steadily on
and was leading Thorn fully twenty lengths. Going
up the hill Mckee sent her along 80 fast that at the
three-q quarters she was again second and several
lengths front OF the others. Coming up the
stretch the race between Thorn and Turnbull was
very fine. The mare outlo0ted the stallion, win
ming the heat and race by length in 2:S21a Turn
bull getting second money and Walter the third
prize.
FLEETWOOD PARK, MORRIsANIA, N. Y.-SECOND DAY
OF THE FALL MEETING, October 3, 1S72.-Pnrse No.
g. $500, for horses that nave never beaten 2:34
mile heats, three in five, in harness; the winner
tn no