New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
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THE TURF
TnorrrNa AT FLEETWOOD PARK

TIorrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
A three days series of trOttiag matches a.
Fleetwood Park closed yesterday by three oontss
which engaged the attention or many spectators ineiud
ing several New Workers. The trotting began at
O'Clock and over By s. Tho first race was between
the bay gelding Frank and Flower Boy Flower Bog
was the fayorte In the betting and won the secosa
heat but lost the first and third TO Frank the Last By
running the ia advance Of tho winner. Ths
second race between the 9eldngs Star Henry and
broke and fell behind. Hs loss speedily made up
by steady roting, and he won the heat. The second
for 800 between the bay Tcaser and the bay geld
Ing Dandy closed the sport Toe goidDg the favor.
ito, but disappointed his hackers.
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Same place ane-AAoA Tor ssso, ~lo bsAtI bsss three
y. Kelly nsrsa g. Star Hsey. ."..........""""i
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g. Kelly usmes 8. Dandy
MOTIFS.
The late races &c New Orleans, under tho auspices a
the Louisiana Jockey Club, very succesS!s. Ga
Monday, the last day. the contests probably the
finest of the week and brilliantly cosed the ak days
season Tho attendance very large, and nothsg
occurred TO the pleasure Of the event beautiful
races were for the Fortuna and the purse
Sally Watson winning the contest aud Planets four
year-od colt the second The fOur-me event for Club
purse Of $4,000 by Morgan Stout after thres
holly contested heats.
The Eric Park Association has announced the pre-
gramme for its Summer meeting which will july
49, II, and 10. Tho aggregate amount placed In the
purses Is $4,000 divided thus FIRST day premium h6s
Tor horses that have never made better tme than To-
aud purse Of $500 for the 25 class. Second dsy,
premium 1880 for the $40 class, and s20o for the al
class beside a purse OF 600 for pacing horses Third
day. premium $500 for the 22l class. and 81 800 for the
The announcement Of the princey sum offered by ths
Buffalo Driving Park Association for their August
ing was the chief topic OF conversation In rong circles
yesterday 1t hardly expected that the Association
would Increase the given last year, but IL has
tured do So In the face OF tho misunderstanding be-
Drivers Association and the contest with tho
police authorities relative 20 pool;selnnH
running and trottng park upon their grounds at Louis
vie KY Tic press OF tSat city express the hope THAI
the Association will give LOsusyllle national coarss
for competitive examination OF sue merits OF the various
breeds Of stock OF the whole c0unY and prove great
feeder 10 the prosperity OF the city. 90, -, .
At the Prospect Park Fair Grounds there u promised
some good racing this summer. Inc AssOcia Mn 10 " ~
made stock concern with capital VI 10000
The track at Waverley PARK, 10 tue nelgnoorhoc1
Newark, N. j. Is being graded and narrowed, with Va
expectation Of rescung il from the bad reputation gsa
it was acquiring IL 10 under the Semen Of the
Gentlefnens Pleasure DRIVING Club and soOn Will 70
The directors of tue Utica Driving Park Associations
pubsh tie following programme tie Fall tneetinx.
beginning Aug u: Premiums, aggregatc $4,000 tirss
day 1884 horses $1,000 &T horses. 5000 second day.
22i horses $1,000 fouryearOd colts $1,000 go borses
$500 Third day. &30 horses. 5000; 2Sl horses seA
Fourth day. 1898 horses 5000; hyeyearJd colts. N5So
free to all 5000. The entries will close on saturday
July &c. Rule 30 OF the National Association W s0Hern
| Ia awarding premiums. ~, - 49,,
| The races OF tho Cleveland Club begin July 70, and
,oo Goo The entries viii close July a. The series Win
| include three running races.