The sun., 1873-09-05
THE RACING AT GOSHEN.
CLOSING THE sPORT WTTH a HUR-
DIE DASH IND 4 FINE TROT.
Revenge Takes the Running UIonor--t3eoree
Miller Bcsi- the favori;c Trouer n,ter
FtNc Desperate Heats.

Revenge Takes the Running IIonorr-t3eoree
Miller Bcsi- the Favoriic Trotter inter
FtNc Desperate Heats.
In consequence OF showers the track was
heavy. The Attendance was larger a. an on other
dsvs of the meeting. The horses were called
for the hurdle race, three or more to start
handicap. There were four entries. Bpugh-
runs entry, surrel gelding Revenge was the
favorlte over the field. They went away very
evenly. Revenge led and jumped the fr-t hurdle
gracefully, closely followed by Vesuvius. with
Booth and Maid ot Athens two lengths in the
rear. Revenge held the first position through
out the race, making the first half mile in 90
seconds, and th- mile In 2.Oi, each horse clear
ING the hurdles very clcany Revenge ieaped
the last hurdle twenty lengths Ia front OF Maid
uf Athens. who led Booth four icnytus, leading
Nesuviu. SJ yards In tue distance al the G'nrn
the positions we're unchanged. The mile aud a
half was run in 3.Oj.
SUMMARY.
Purse 's hurdle r.cc ,4iie and @ hal dash oyer s1
%o99 IL. g' % g. a,fsS as1 81 dSm Amen, sy
TSonias JONES' b. g. arr, booth by Lexington dam
j. IL TG.iy's b. & vc,uyius, by Van byke dam L.1li,
Time Hall mile, ~ seconds, mile. 20. mile ana a
hall, SIC.
For the second race there were eighteen on o.
tries, twelve of which started. Mollic Smith
had the call In the pools 500 to $50. Mollic
Smith took the lead. WinslOw won the quarter
pole. Mollic smith dashed to the front hand
sumely aud secured the half mile pole, aud held
the pole to the end ahead II George Miller. who
led Pollock one length, leading Lucy Penny two
lengths. who led Wild oats half a length, lead
ing Winslow two lengths. Lumberman. Nellie
warwick, Hamrer,On. and leland Chief were
distauced.
sECONp HEAT.- Good send on Pollock won
the quarter pole, ON the backstfetch Mollie
smith head was let loose and she rushed to
the front. winning the quarter mile pole. where
Miller took SECOND position from Pollock
Molle Smith came "a two lengths ahead uf Nil.
ler. who led Pollock one length, leading Wild
Oats two lcnsihs, who led Lucy Penny two
lengths. james Mckee was subs titutcd TO drive
George Miller. because the other driver was eyi-
IDENTITY avoiding record.
MILI.CR AHEAD.
THIRD HEAT Mobile Smith sold for sIOO 10 SEQ
Pollock took the quarter Mulhe Smith closed
ON Pollock and secured the half There Is
considerable running IN the teat nv all on the
back stretch. George Miller went to the front,
and crossed the score four Lengths ~ front, Poi
lock second, smith third. Penny fourth. Wild
Oats NTH. Pollock was distanced for running.
Lucy Penny aud Wild oats were distanced be-
cause they were behind the tac. This narrowed
the race down to- MOlie Smith and George Miller.
FOURTH HEAT.-Mollie smith still the favurite
SluJ To- ttn. George Miller led around the turn
by length, and secured the quarter by hdif
length. They both trotted for dear life NJ t.
the half-mile pole, with Miller ahead one length.
They both made n nluuchtdry sklp and turned
into the home stretch. george Miller dashed
over the score apout a length ia front of MoIlie
Smith. Thus was the turning point each hone
having won two heats Ia the poole hedging
the order Miller then sol I for $lUp, Moline
smith bringing 80.
ON the fourth neat Miller dashed to the front
and gained the quarter pole. ana won the mali
mile 10y I'VE lengths. Miller came down the
home stretch atnid dedieuing cheers. crossing
the score winner heat and race Ia ..Iujs Mouic
Smith dIstanCed.
SUMMARY.