The New York herald., 1872-10-05
FLEETWOOD PARK.
THIRD DAY OF THE AUTUMN MEETING.
Two Grand TrOttinG Con-
tests.
VERY FAST TIME ON A BAD TRACK
Gazelle Wins the First and Judge Fullerton
the Second Race.

ine weather was del1ghtful yesterday AFTERNOON,
and a ride through the Park and up the avenues to
Fleetwood was INDUCED in by thousands. The
attendance was grand. Every place was filed and
everybody was delighted with the sport. The track
was very heavy In many places, being as hard as
flint, and in others fetock deep In dust Two tr0ts
came of, and in the first Mr.. Harkers' bay mare
Gazelle made heat In 2:22 and In the second tr0t
Judge Fullerton scored a second heat In 2:2lA.
Taking the difference OF the tracks OF the Prospect
Park and the Fleetwood. where good judges allow
three seconds to the former, the time made by
both Gazelle and Fullerton will carry them into the
'teens' when they meet at Prospect Park two
weeks hence.
In the first contest there were ten entries, com.
prising Alden Goldsmith's bay gelding Gloster,
Joseph Harker's bay mare Gazcle, p. Hadden's bay
mare Lady Annie, A. Patterson's sorrel mare Alice
Brown, W. McMahon's black gelding Billy Dawes,
J. II. Phillips bay mare Fanny Osborn, B. Daniels
brown gelding Brown Prince, w. Wellingtons
brown gelding wellington, William E. Weeks bay
mare Susie Clay, and James Dugrey's bay gelding
Joker. or the above only five came to the
scratch when time was called. These
were Gazelle Gloster. Lady Annie, Joker and Wei
lington. Gazelle was so great favorite over the
field before the start that the pool-seller
lett her out and sold the others. Gloster then was
about as great favorite over the others as Gazee
had previously been, and large amounts were
staked on him at long odds. Gazelle won the race
easily In three straight heats, and GlOster the
second money for his hackers.
The second race was the most exciting one that
has taken place this season as In Il were Camors
young horses at present on the turf CamOrs had
been kept in the shade for two years never having
trotted q heat better than 1880, although
sometimes he was close up to horses that
trotted in 2:2o but his owners and driver driver
went about the country "beatlng' people, nlends
and foes until they reached Buffalo in August last,
where the driver of CamOrs was taken out OF the
suky for what was supposed to be fraud by the
judges, and Budd Dobe put In his place. Budd
then won heat with Camors, and showed the
"Yankee gang" up; but they managed to get pos;
the next day neither DOble nor any one else could
win with him. The gang then came to prospect
ters by beating Judge Fullerton in 2:2lA. From
there CamOrs went to Philadelphia, and the odds
being three to one on him, he lost the race by
being distanced the first heat, and no chance was
left the judges to substitute another driver in
the place Of Jack Bowen. Camors' next appearance
was yesterday at Fleetwood Park to trot against
Judgt S,lllerton, and there was an immense crowd
out to witness the contest. W. II. Allen and w. b..
them were thought of and they sold In the field
with Camors or Fullerton, when the two favorltes
alternated in the betting. Jack Bowen gave out
lerton sold for first choice In the pools at two
to one against the field. Camors won the
e e ea az two to The
heat was a trial between these two fine horses,
ana 1t OF the most exciting meats tlat nave
ever been trOtted on Fleetwood track. Judge Fu-
lerton won 1t under the whip, Which had been
vigorously applied to him for a quarter of mile,
goose' OF Camors. He had 'bellows to mendn for
the remainder of the race and Fullerton had
nothing to do but win. This he did, to the great
delight OF his owner ana hackers.
During the afternoon Captain Ryndcrs' fine young
stallion Aberdeen was twice brought on the track
and gave exhibitions OF his great speed He trOtted
one quarter OF mile IN thirty-ive and threequar-
ter seconds and seemed like lie could do q great
by Rysdyk's Hambletonian dam Widow Machree,
BY American star. The dam OF Aberdeen was one
the American turf. The following are the details
OF the tr0tting as II progressed:-
FRS. Hea,weaeon aHa sss ron TSnss sse inside position
Gloster NTH At the start Gazelle came rushing up
word was given, Gloster second, Joker third, Lady
Annie fourth wellington bringing up the rear on q
rx and half deoos Gazeie four
cngths Joker second, six lengths ahead Of Gloster
VINO had broken up, the latter being SIX lengths IN
ahead OF Wellington, who had broken up several
times on the way to that point, There was no
ahead OF the others, passing the half.mle pole In
l:l1A, and coming home winner by six lengths in
fourth and Lady Annie distanced. '''
Second Hedt.-Gazelle took the lead at the start
but broke w badly soon . afterwards WA Sane, and began
seconds to make her trot again; but when she did
finer rate of speed has been seldom witnessed.
At the quarter pole, in thirty-seven seconds, she
was ten lengths behind the third horse, but at the
halfmile pole she was showing the way to the
others. Here Joker and Gl0ster were head and
head six lengths In front OF Wellington, who was
several lengths in advance OF Gazee; but then the
latter went around the others and passed the half
mile pole in 1:13&, and. coming along steadily,
won the heat by four lengths on Jog In 2:2SA;
GOster second, two lengths ahead OF Joker,
who was three lengths In advance OF wellington.
Third Hedt.-Mr. Hanker then gave orders to
John L0vett to drive the mare at her best rate as
he wished Mr.. Backman, OF whom he had purchased
her. and other friends to see what Gazellc could do.
She dashed away with the word, and was eight
lengths In front of Gloster at the quarter pole IN
thirty six seconds twenty lengths at the halEmile
pole In :o9Is and came home ninety yards in front
of the best OF the others in 2:22. Gloster was
ond, just inside the distance nag. and Joker and
wellington had the flag In their faces. The follow.
ing isa
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION, Oct. 4.-Purse
ST. 250 for horses that have never beaten 23S; 500
to the rst $3.50 to the second and 5000 TO the third
horse; mile heats, best three In five, in harness.
J. Lovetts b. m. GaZee. e...................
A. Goldsmiths D. 5. Gioster. z
w. Wellington's br. g. wellington. 4 4 dis
p. Hadden's b. m Lady Annie. dis.
J. II, Phillips b. M. Fanny Osborne. ....... DIR.
w. McMahon's blk. 8. Billy Dawes ....... DIR.
Il. Daniel's b. q. Brown Prince. ........... DIR.
A. Patterson's 8. m. Alice Brown .......... dr..
w. f. Weeks b. m Susie Clay............. DR..
TIME
quarter. Hail. Mite.
First heat. .......... 36a 1:llA 2:27
Second heat........ 81 1:l3A 2:2SA
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