, 1873-09-30
SPORTING,
Opening Day of tho Fall Meeting
Mt Dexter Park.
Reatlfng Of tie Final Entries md Selling
OF Pools on tic Two
First Races.
The Owner of Judge Fullerton Cha1~
1enges the World for %1o, 900
a Side.
The TURF.

OPENING or THE DEXTER rAnK MEETING.
Tho flnnl ontros for tito Doxter Park fall
meeting wore made yesterday evening, and sev-
eral pools were sold OH to-day'B racos, which will
commence promptly at q p. m. Tho amount
taken III was $500, all Of which was planked
down III currency, showing TINT tho sport
ing mon at leaat aro not short Of
funds. Tho poolsworen notvorylnrgcin amount, ,ow-
iug doubtloas 10 tho outside oxcitomcnt md, be-
sides, the betting on tho Opening days races Of
meeting is uaunlly rather light. In the throo-
minute raco, wllero there will DO four atarters,
Amy D. sold favorite, aud Moss Rose second.
In tho $3.50 raco tllcro orc olovon On.
tries, all of which will start, except.
perhaps, Ada r. The horsoR ontercd for this
xaco nro 90 we'll n,ntchod that thero will bo most
interesting struggle for tho lead, and If 1t
is decided in 'loas than five hoats It will
be because Bono one of tho horscs develops an
unexpected rate Of spool. Dadgor Girl sold 81
favoritc, Knte Hazard and Molly Morris
alternating rs second Choice. For tho
particulars of to-i1ayB audto-nlorrow'H races SEQ
advertisement on tho first page. During tho in-
tervnl between tho two races to-day, tho cele-
brated running horses Joo Daniels md Hubbard
srili bp BpBetcl around tho track. Thoy arc both
OIL the way to California to contend for Tho e2U,-
900 purao, aud arc in splendid condition.
Nfo have before alluded to tho change for the
better in the character Of the music Which ia to
'enliven tho races. To-day's programme will DO
:aB follows:
I. "Jueileo March :saro
2. "Concert overture "!:...-............:L Loutiler
3 n9aka sas, n1fnS u sn n9s rr:si 0snSas
g. potpouri on National Airs.. ueteke
Maislgna d,oa Pos :nbes hes
g. Galop, " Ocar TIM Truck .FauHt.
PERSONAL.
Dudd Doble and tho famous trotting marc
Goldsmith Maid arrived in tho city yesterday
morning.
4 CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD
Front the Nc,p York SHa, Sept. 27.
It would seem from the following challenge,
which haa boon published, that the owners OF
Judge Fullerton laye formed tho Hamc estimate
Of that horse which wo expressed in tho Sur
some time ago;
New YoRR. Sept. %, 1878.
Editors Turf, Field, and Farm:
Twill trot Judge Fullerton against the Kentucky
stallion nackwood or any horse mare Or geldlng II
ovsr @ % FLEETWOOD % rE Course % 'o FOR so side, ha
forfeit. aco to bo trotte betwoon tho 10th and 20
asy Of October A'0vs to be Ssesn'a m auMruass an 1n
h1r. Humphrey thinks that Fullerton cau heal
any other horse on tho turf. We think 30, too,
13r0uidel he Is driueH 10 trin.
We learn that within few weelkB other colts
OF Edward Evorott havo developed such Hpeee
M to promise to equal, II not to Burpaas, evot
Fullerton.
THE NASHVILLE RACES.
NASHVILLE, Ien1t., sept 2a.-Ihe ia!l meot1nG
OF the Nashville Blood-dorso Association begat
to-Gny, with three racoB.
First Rnee-Young America stake for 2
year-olds, dash Of mile. $25 ontrance, pay o.
play, the Association to Md a3o0i $50 to th'
second horse. The following entries started
Malono's ch. c. The .Modoc, Chcathan's ch +
Vaultross, Turner's b. c. Yiscoupt, also ch. t
Parleo, Walsh's ch. I. Ballet, Cadwallador'a cl.
1mpudonco, Williams & Co.'s b. 9. Fairplay
Nlerrill's ch. +. Bridget Martin. scotts Oh. 9
Konse Penne. Won by Vaultross. Ballet second
Bridget Martin third. Time, 151}4.
Second Rraco-Linclt's Hotel Btako for groo1
3-year-olds, mile heats, 725 subscription, til
Association to add $500; $50 to second horse
Ihe following entries started; uarding'B cll
I. Madeira, Hunts h. +. kittie Guild, Taylor
b. e. Jonas Taylor, Borry's ch. +. Ellen Barney
WiIlamB' Gu. c. Somerset. Dallentiuoa ch. {
Bellona, A1ao eli. C. dallilee, Jackson's b.
Metz. Won by lladoiras
SUMMARY.
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