The New York herald., 1873-09-21
TROTTING AT WAVERLY, N. J.
Last Day OF the New jersey State Agri-
cultural Society's Fair. .

CuAtur"A Soc1etys ralrs
There was dne attendance yesterday at Wa
verify Park, N j., to witness the last days trotting
for the premiums given by the New Jersey State
Agricultural Association. The programmes called
for four races the first of which was for road
teams driven by owners to road wagons, which
was won by Schencks team, Listener and Adonis,
from Englewood, N. j. The second race was for
horses that had never beaten 2:3O, which had
nine entries and seven starters, Feeks chestnut
mare winning easily in three straight heats, Jack
Phillips getting second money, finishing second In
both the first and second heats, but wanting to see
some fun, as he said he pulled back In the third
heat and let the others night for second place,
which was won by Seagraves' bay horse Waverly,
who consequently got third money. The third
race for road teams owned in the State, style,
beauty and speed being taken into consideration,
for which four teams showed and which resulted
in double victory for the Schenck team, Lis
tener and Adonis The fourth was Tor four
year-olds, which brought out four starters, and
which was won by a very handsome bay dlly, sired
by Windsor Patchen-a son OF George M. Patchen-
t OF an Empire mare. The flly was bred and raised
AearAilentown, Pa. and has remarkably free
SUMMARY.
wAvERLY PARK. n. j. Saturday, Sept co.
1s73.-Last day Of the annual fall fair OF the New
Jersey State Agricultural Association.
Purse $3.50, for gentlemen's pairs owned In the
State, TO be owned and driven one month prior to
the closing of the entries; owners to drve to road
receive $75, the second $50 and the third s25.
A. II. Schencks br. g. Listener and blk. g.
J. W. Hess S. m. sKeptic and ch m. Kate : : :
Colonel G. II. Hougntons Harry and Rye. dis.
j. Brisbns b. NJ. Maggie and mate ......... dr..
j. b. Titman's Dolly Y. and Nelly G........ DIR.
II. G. HuttOn's s. h. Hiram and Lady Morse. DIR.
OsiUy U0yT
Second con aane heat S:SS S:Ss 1:ss 1:ss soSa
SAME DAY-Purse 1926, Tor horses that had not
beaten 80, mile heats, three in five, in harness ;
the winner to receive $l75 the second 500 and the
J. Feek's ch. m Lady Emma. 1
J, Il. Phillips b. m Susie Clay. ......2 s
W. Langford's g. m. Lady Shaw. w............4 4 8
Ed: Durham Co.'s b. m. Carrie WHITE. 3 4
G. 3. Hedden's b. IN. Belle OF Easton...... 8
J. n. Chanders b. h. Trustee. ........,..... dis
J. Odikirk's Lady Gertrude. udc................ dr.
B. H. Demarests &. q. Rice Greaves. dr.
Quarter. Hail. M0e.
FIRST neat. 39l5 1.:l9 1884
second neat. 40 1191a 2:401a
SAME DAY.-Purse $75, 1or road pairs, owned in
the State, STYLE beauty aud speed to be considered
dash one-half mile; the first to receive $50 aud the
A. II. schenck's b. g. Listener and blk. g.
j. Brisnn;s b. h. Harry and mate.
G. II. Houghton's Ryeand mate. e.................
j. W. Hess Rose and mate. te.....................
I. Jones' Red Cloud and Pet. et.................. dr.
W. j. Ingersos Mac and mate. dr
Time, :251a.
SAME DAY.-Purse $50, for fOur-year -Olds
mile heats three in fve In harness; x75 to the
winner, $50 to the second and $25 to the third.
ID. s. Quimlon's b. m. m.-...................1 l
ID. w. Robbins b. In. Fleetfoot. ............. 2 2
X. Dempster's s. C. Edwin Forrest, Jr...... 8 3 3
Arthur Wadsworth's Good Templar ..... dis
H. II. Demarest'S blk. C. Frank II. DIR.
j. W. Hess R0se.. ......................... DIR.
TINE
Quarter. Hdlc MiLe
First heat. 424 1:24 2:44
Second heat ........... AZ 1:22 2:53L
Third heat. .............. AZ 1:22K 2:55