The New York herald., 1872-09-17
CLOSING OF THB PURSES FOR THE FLEET.
WOOD OCTOBER TROTTIN0 NETTING.

The purses for the October trottng meeting at
Fleetwood Park, to commence on October /, and to
be continued on the 3d. 4th and 7th of that month,
were closed at Johns0n's saloon, corner Of Broad
way and Twenty-eighth street. last evening. The
purses filled excellently well, and the managers
or the Fleetwood Park were quite satisfied with the
prospect before them.
The following the entries for the eight purses
to be trotted for, the aggregate amount Of money
to be given summing up $1o,75o.
PURSE No. 1.-$1, ,0OO for horses that have never
beaten 2:5o 5000 to the first, $3.50 to the second,
$3.50 to the third; mile heats best three in five, in
harness.
Alden Goldsmith's br: g. Glostcr.
A. Patterson's g. m. Alice Brown.
Thomas broadway, Jr.s, b. m. Starlight Nell.
"; McMahons blk. g: Billy DAVIS.
J. Phillips b. m. Fanny Osborne.
w. H. Borst's b. m. Blossom. hrr
II. Casey's blk. m. Lady Byron. .-,'lt
w. Wellington's br. &. wellington.
w. Il. Weeks b. m. Susie Clay.
PURSE No. 2-$2, 500, for horses that have never
beaten 2:2e 81 900 to the first, 5000 to the second
$3.50 to the third, $3.50 to the fourth horse; mile
heats, best three in five, In harness.
John LOvett's b. IN. GazelIe. .......-... ..' ...-
u. Mace's y. 9. Gray Eddie.
w. H. Van Colts b. m. Tennessee.
p. Manee's b. m Mary A. Whitney.
beaten 2:34; $500 to the first, s45O to the second,
$50 to the third horse; mile heats best three in
hve, IN harness. ...
d. Mace's r. g. Walter.
Phillips q. q. Jack Draper.
w. f. Weeks blk. g. Eight Bells.
James McKee's b. m. Young ThOrne. ..r - b
PURSE No. $4,000 for horses that have never
beaten beat 2;2o loSo to the first S45Q to the second
heats. best three in five, in harness.
John Lovell,s br. 9. Young Bruno.
Mr.. Rockwel's g. g. Joe Brown.
J: Pawlings b. q. George. .
N. Kelsey's b. g. Swtz. -F ..eh
A. =. Hopkins'b. h. Comet. napf<
j. w. Briggs b. IN. Lady Ross ......... G.. t
M. Roden's b. q. Castle Boy. -.,-e
D. Pfers ch. m. Grace Bertram.
W. II. Borst's b. g. Ed Foster. ..t5
y. Bowen's g. 4. Ben Flagler. ...
p Manee's 9. g. St Elmo. ...a,
PURSE No. 5-sl $50, for horses that have never
scC the rd horse s mile best three IN
five, in harness. ~.
Alden Golls!nith's br. g. Gloster.
John L0vett's b. m. Gazelle. -......-...-
=. Hadden's b. m. Lady Annie.
A. Patterson's 8. m. Alice Brown.
u H. nfahhGsf PSips' T. on m f Fanny By ossCrne SsSs
3. Daniels br. g; Brown Prince.
W. Wellngtons br. WELLINGTON.
PURSE No. 6.-s4,O00, for horses that have never
beaten s;2s 81 100 to the first, $1,000 to the sec.
mile heats, best three IN 1--WE, In harness.
John L0vett's b. IN. LULU .'.'..'-'- :
D. Maces ch: 9. Judge Fullerton.
Pss gSishs s. bt " T. + Fiomas Mnas?sn Jefferson.
N. Roden's ch: 9. Triumph Uormerly Joe.) 's
i mdnsss Bowen's 3 Dr. d 3. Ha%GTs aGIen 7g
PURSE No. 900, tgr horses that have never
beaten 2:al; $1,000 to the first horse, $3.50 to the
second, $500 to the third and $500 to the fourth
mile heats best three In five, In harness. D.
Edwin ThQrp's b, IN. Enigma. Nt..l s..0I
John Lovetts b. M GaZelle. ...... ...-
David jenkins &. 9. Joe Brown. ''i fN'
], Phillips ch m. Fanny Fern. "
j. d. Walton's b. 3. Kansas Chief. f.fr tls,r
NJ. Roden's <. m. Heather Bloom. ~
w. welngtops bf. g. Wellington.
james McKee's b. m. Young Th0rne
J. J. Bowen's b. q. Gomez.
]. M. Woodward's b. m. Belle Brandon formerly
Belle Of Brattebor0l.
r. Manee's b. m. Mary A. whitney. Lf
PURSE No. S-S3,00O, free for ALL 81, 400 to the
first $3.50 to the second $3.50 to the third, $500 to
the fourth; 500 additional to any horse beating
2:l7; mile heats; best three in five, In harness.
ID. Mace br. 9. George Palmer flNI
Il. Mace's b. m. American Girl.
w. Ii. Doble's b. M R0salind