The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-30
FR0TYING At GOSHEN, N. Y.
LAST DAY OF THE MEETING.
FINE and Fashionable At
tendance.
THREE CAPITAL CONTESTS.
Coroner X. Wins the First TrOt, Gray
Jack the Second, and Gerald
the Running Race.

JACK the Second, anu Gerald
the Running Race.
Tue first annual meeting Of the Goshen Park As
ISOLATION closed yesterday, with three events two
being trotting contests and the third running
race all Of which came or much to the delight and
satisfaction OF the spectators. The association
wesesso well pleased with the result OF the meet
ing financially that they were yesterday discuss.
Ing the necessity Of having another meeting the
coming autumn. They intend In the fnture to give
purses for young stations and hlles, and win
get up Produce Stakes among the numerous breed
'ers in Orange and other horse raising counties In
the State
The track was in excellent condition and the
weather delightfully."- bamy. The ladies' balcony
was well filed, while in the enclosure and around
the track was large muster Of the sterner sex.
II was unfortunate for the farmers that the trot-
ting came OF at this time, as they are all busy get
ting in their hay, oats, wheat and rye, and they
were greatly disappointed in consequence; hence
the contemplated autumn meeting especially for
the entertainment OF this class OF sportsmen.
In the first trot there were seven starters, CON-
prisng R. F. Galloway's brown horse Rockland;
Peter ID. Lefever's bay geding Lefever Jack; VIM.
McMahon's bay gelding Coroner X; j. J. McNally's
hay mare Adde; James McKee's bay mare Young
Thorn; George N. Remer's bay mare Leo Vischer,
and VIM. j. MoOre's gray gelding Mystery Mystery
had the cali at slight odds over Coroner K,
Young Thorn being the third choice The drivers
In this race acted in the most offensive manner
coming up when and in what way they chose, and
neither threats nor persuasion could induce them
to behave decentiy. After an hour was spent in
fruitless attempts to start them, they were
despatched in struggling way and Coroner K.
DAAl.I rhAvvH
third and Addie fourth. The second heat was given
TO Young Thorn, who came in even with Coroner
K; but here the judges erred by not giving the
heat 10 Rockland. The third and fourth heats
were won by Coroner K, Young Thorn receiving
the second money, and Mystery the third premium
The second tr0 had three entries, consisting OF the
chestnut geding Fleetwood, gray gelding Gray Jack
and bay mare Once. Gray Jack was the favorite
over the field at odds previous to the start. He won
the race by the mare Once grabbing her boot in the
hrst heat and being stopped for fear Of accident
The gray geding Seemed sore and not 1t to trot for
money fleetwood made sorry exhibition, and
could neither tr0t nor stay He should be let up
until he Is able to trot heat or two before being
entered again In o contest.
me third ira event was running race catch
ing OF H. +. GalOway's bay mare Optmar, S. L.
br0wn's bay horse Whalebone, James McKee's
Feather, Thomas jones' black gelding Gerald and
W. II. Hanford's bay stallion Harry Rooth When
sponded These were Gerald Atnlone and aSo Harry
Booth. The latter was distanced the first heat and
Athlone on the second Gerald won very good
race lie was the favorite before the start at two
20 one over the field The following are the details
OF the racing as it progressed
THE FIRST TROT.
FIRST Hedt-Coroner K. was first away after nine
Teen iaiss starts, which occupied fifty minutes;
fourth AGe nth leo Sse le1 sard Ana RGes sYs
JACK seventh At the quarter pole, which was
passed In thirty.sevcn seconds Coroner X. led two
lengths; Young Thorn second two lengths ahead of
hockiand Mystery fourth Addie fifth, Leo Vischer
sixth and Lefever Jack seventh. The latter was
never In the race from the start At the half.mie
pole Coroner X. still led, Rockland second.
Young Thorn third. Adde fourth, Mystery fifth
Leo vischer sixth and Leever Jack seventh The
horses were considerably spread out they passed
ne score In :l6. Coroner X. led two lengths at
.ne &c pole Rockland second, two
Aystery Nth, Leo Vischer sixth, Lefeyer lack
seventh, distance behind. Coroner K Kept in
land second, two lengths ahead Of Yoane Thorn.
VINO was Tour lengths in advance of Addie Mystery
m itn, LEO Vischer sixth, Lefever Jack distanced
SECOND Heat.-Young Thorn had the best of the
eena,on' Coroner X second, Addie third, Mystery
the quarter pole Young Thorn led two lengths.
Corouer x second, Addie third, ROckIand fourth,
case n,n >, Leo %, sscheT sixth Young Thorn
s Coroner T., who ran considerably The time to
me quarter pole was thirty nine seconds and the
Young Thorn was one length ahead, Coroner K.
second Rockand third Ny stery fcnstR, Leo Vischer
he was head and head with Young Thorn, and thew
tame mp the stretch and passed under the string
Sgeaner; the Judges gave the heat TO Young Thorn,
Doroner X. second Rockland third, Mystery fourth
adie hfth, Leo Vikcher sixth. Time OF the heat,
Inard Heat,Young Thorn was away first, Coro-
ner n. second, Addie third, Mystery fourth, the
DIners IN bunch and all OF them breaking up
When the leader reached the quarter pole In thirty
eight and quarter seconds, Coroner K was FIRST
Dy Two lengths, Mystery second four lengths ahead
6a n Who was Two lengths ahead Of
y the horses were unchanged to the halEmile pole,
mich was made In 1l7H. Coroner X. led from
a0le home winner OF the heat by two lengths
bout the same distance ahead Of Mystery, who
res four lengths In front OF Rockand, the latter
eng dozen lengths in advance of Addie Leo
ischer sixth, the two latter just inside the distance
ag Time or the heat, 2:35ls
Fourth Heaf-The horses had very fair start
ut Coroner x. took commanding lead around the
nrn ana was four lengths in front at the quarter
OLE In ,thhirty;eght seconds; Young Thorn second,
ockland NTH. Coroner X. kept the lead to the end
inning very easily, making the halfmile pole In
10 and walking over the score in 2:s5. The follow
10, GOsHEN PARK ASSOCIATION, JULY 29-'rRorT1No.-
etter than 2:ss s4oC 70 The first $500 to the sec.
lree IN i've % Is }ls horse e heats best
'H. McMahon's b. g. Coronsrr Y
neKe MGobe ,. N: Young thorn A... az H.
~ Z Moore'P 9. 9. Mystery'..........''' 2 8
NJ Remers u. III. Leo isCner......, = 7
J. McNaIy's b. m. Addie. ..........4 Dr.
r. Galoways br. h. Rockland, late a
1 q Iefever;s b. q. Leicver jack. dis.
TINE.
Quarter. HdU. Nile. s
.. noat .,.... 81 1:16 1882
o. ~ hsat - 80 1913 1888