The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-27
CITIZENS TROTTING ASSOCIATION.
Third Day Of the Fall Meeting at
Point Breeze Park.
PLEASANT WEATHER AND FINE SPORT,
Star the Winner Of the 1887 Race and Judge
Fullerton the 1898 Purse.

Tho third davis trotting at Point Breeze Park was
very largely patronized this afternoon, the weather
being delightfully."- pleasant Two trottng contests
were on the card, the first being for purse OF
e1,5O0 for horses that had never beaten 2:37-$s25
10 the first $3.50 to the second and $225 to the third
horse; mile heats best three In i've, In harness.
ne second trot for purse Of 81 800, for horses
that had never beaten 22a-sla76 to the first, $3.50
90 the second and s376 to the third horse; mile
heats best three in five, in harness.
In the first event there were ten entries, COM
prising Ben Mace's roam gelding Walter, ]. X.
Leavett's sOTrel gelding Star, Amos II. Young's
roam stallion Billy Mustapha, s. r. Clark's roam
mare Salie, G. w. Fitzwater's sorrel stallion Per-
kIns Morrill,, W. II. Borsts brown stallion Column
bia Chief, W. W. BARS bay mare Susie Kurtz, James
Dugreys bay gelding Joker, j. H. Phillips black
stallion W. Fl. Ripley and j. o. Dikirk's dun gelding
Blind Boy. star was sold against the field and IN
many of the pools he brought even money. Blind
Boy was withdrawn before the start, Joker and
Billy Mustapha after the first heat and Salie after
the third heat Columbia Chief won the second
heat and Star all the others and the race.
In the second trot there were four entries COM
prising Dan Maces chestnut gelding Fullerton,
Peter Manee's bay stallion W. Fl. Allen, J. j.
sOwen's black gelding Camors and W. II. Dobe's
tay gelding Hotspur. Camors was great favorite
over the Others, and in many of the pools he sold
tanced in the first heat and all the heavy odds lost
much to the chagrin OF the knowing ones Of the
fraternity. great many people censured Jack
Bowen, his driver, but II all persons who attend
trOtting meetings would keep their money
out OF the pool box there would lie but
little disposition to censure for such mat
ter as breaking up horse and keeping him "up'
until he is outside OF the distance flag. The follow
Ing are the details Of the trotting events:-
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First Hedt.-Atter half an hour exhausted In
scoring, during which time Columbia Chief and w.
throwing Gae and bly, Bor Ah lis
driver, heavily to the ground, the horses were
started on pretty even terms, Columbia Chief lie ad-
and the others in bunch. At the quarter pole
Star showed in 'front.' in thirty.elght and one:half
NJ ,, SIKH Mglsy, seventh Billy T Ss
pole Star was two lengths 10 front OF Joker ". Il.
Ripley third, Walter fourth, Susie Kurtz ffth Saie
eighth and Perkins Mer as before. 1 the time to
this point was 1:l5H. Star opened Wide gap on
the lower turn, and came home an easy winner BY
@ second &asr ss1a Rey fourth
Knrtz NTH, sallie sixth, Perkins Morrill, seventh,
drawn Columbia Chief took the lead, Star second,
% sae Sixth PnS perlns MerT seventh Mnas
At the quarter pole Columbia Chief led one
KuTts fourth, Ripley NTH, sailie sixth, with
Morrill, practically out Of the race at this point;
Star secona
the others before. Time :l5 There was no
change on the backstretch and the horses passed
the three-quarter pole In the same order as they
passed the hali-mile, but soon afterwards Star
broke all to pieces and he never resumed his trot
ting until inside the distance stand: Columbia
second, Walter third, Star fourth, Susie kurtz fifth,
Sallie sixth, and Perkins Morrill, distanced. Time
2:3lk.
Third Aeat.-Coumbia Chief had the lead, Walter
1nh, sallie sixth. At the quarter pole Columbia
Chief led two lengths Walter second W. H: Ripley
sixth TINE ' thirty ana half seconds. GOING Going
nown the backstretch Star trotted around all
the others, excepting Columbia Chief, and was
pressing him closely as he passed the post In
{:is Walter was third, Susie Kurtz fourth, ". II.
Ripley NTH, sallie sixth. Star then came along
and won the heat by five lengths, Walter second,
Chief NTH and sallie sixth. Time, 2:seX.
Chief was first away, Ripley second, Star third,
Susie Kartz fourth and Walter nth Star trotted
around the others and showed his head In front at
the quarter pole in thirty-nlne seconds, Ripley sec
ond, Columbia Chief third, Walter fourth and
Star trotted away from the others passing the
half mile pole In 1:1S and came home the winner
the nsst and by -four
and Ripley fifth. Time, 2:s4a.
POINT BREEZE PARK sSh PnlHsprLpnrA September
%. ls72-THIRD DAY OF THE FKLL MEETING OF THE
CITIZENS TRoTTING AssoCIATIoN.-Purse s., 500, for
horses that had never beaten 237-ss25 to first,
$3.50 to second and 1925 to the third; mile heats,
best three in five In harness.
John K. Leavitt entered 9. &. Star....... l
W. II. Borst entered br. 9. Columbia Chief l
BENJAMIN Mace entered m. z. Walter.
". W. Bair entered b. m. Susie Kurtz....
J. II. Phillips entered blk 8. W. II. Ripley 8
6. r. Clark entered IN. IN. Sallie. q DR.
James Dougrey entered b. g. JOKER. dr..
q. w. FitZwater entered g. s. Perkins
Morrlll. ......... -. dis.
Amos IL Young entered IN. s. Billy Mus
tacha... ............................s DIR.
J. Odkirk entered dn g. Blind Boy. DIR.
TINE.
quarter. Hay Nile
First heat .............. 3s l:l5H 2:34ts
Second heat ............ SIX l:l5 2:31h
Third heat. ............. ssh lis 2:86h
Fourth heat ............ 80 1:lS 2:34A
THE 2:23 RACE.
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