The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-03
First Day of the Second Annual Meeting Of
the Goshen Park Association.
Fine Weather and a. Good
Track.
Pollock the Winner Of the Three.M Minute
Purse and Tom Keller Of the
2:27 Premium.

The beautiful and picturesque track at Goshen
was well attended yesterday, not only by the
ladies and gentlemen OF Orange county. but New
York and many other counties in the State were
wei represented. Tie track was in very fair con-
nition for speed, and the weather was truly de-
iightiul. Tie stand and field were 1lled and
standing room within the enclosure was at pre-
MUM. Two contests were on The card, the nrst
being for horses that had never beaten three min
utes and the second for horses that had never trot
ted faster than 2e27.
The entries for the three minute purse were D.
Kennedy's chestnut stallion Wild American, L. w.
Roy's bay horse Rapid Transit, Edward Thorn's bay
mare Diadem, ". f. Weeks bay geldlng Modoc,
Thomas Mahone's sorTel gelding Hopeful, Thomas
Evans gray gelding Pollock. W. f. Barnes bay
mare Mountain Girl, b. r.. Penny's bay stallion
Washington, Jr., l.. J. Sutton's bay mare Lucy
Perry, J. S. Bakers sorrel gelding George B.
Daniels NJ. Rodents bay mare Fanny, B.
Mace's bay mare Nellie Walton, and A.
Patterson's bay gelding Frank Klock. Hopeful,
Mountain Girl George B. Daniels Fanny, Rapid
Transit, Washington, Jr., and Nellie Walton, were
withdrawn previous to the start. Pollock and
Diadem were the favorites. The former won the
race, taking the first, third and fourth heats. The
second heat was by Wild American. pro-
test was made against Pollock, the protestor
stating that Pollock had record Of 2:40h and
lock is now owned in Brooklyn, and has been
driven on the COney Island road for year or
more, and his present owner is not aware that the
horse ever trotted; at least when he purchased
him the representations were that the horse had
never trotted for money.
Ths entries for the 27 class were John Ellis bay
mare Lady Byron; John Murphy's chestnut mare
Grace fertram John H. Phillips bay gelding Ed
White; william G. Trimple's bay gelding Comma
aore; James s, Bakers bay gelding Tom Keller;
John Crocker's bay gelding Ohio Boy; william W.
Smiths brown gelding Joker, and B. Mace's black
mare Blanche The three last named were with.
drawn. Lady Byron was the favorite previous
to the start, Ed. White being second choice,
Tom Keller third, and Grace Bertram and Commo-
dore sold as field. Tom Keller won the first and
second heats, but he was beaten the third by Com
modore, and then the fourth heat was taken by
Ed. White. Then Grace Bertram was Withdrawn
and John Murphy took charge OF Tom Keller and
won the fifth heat and the race. The following are
the details Of the trotting as IT came off,
FIRST TROT.
First Heat.-Pollock was first away, Frank
Klook second, Dladem third, wild American fourth,
AodOc fifth, Lucy Penny sixth. When the horses
cs led ns nree wd
In front OF Frank Klock, fourth, Lucy Penny fifth,
Aodoc sixth. A. the hsli-mlle POLE which was
sneaG Of wild American, the latter four
lengths in advance o. Frank Klock Lucy
Penny fourth, Diadem nth, Modoc far behind: Al
ahead, Wild American second, Frank Kiock third
Lucy Penny fourth, Diadem fifth, Modoc sixth: At
Kiock second, a neck in front Of wild American !;
Lucy Penny fourth, Dadem just inside the distance
Second Heat-Frank Klock was first away, Pol
lock second, Lucy Penny third Wild American
wss IN led haf
length Wild American second two lengths ahead
RI pc Mo w anss
Pollock leading 2 neck, VIVA xmeTican second
baden llfth: At the three &c - ;s pole
the latter having broken up ON his way thither,
Frank Klock third, Lucy Penny fourth, Diadem
Stretch and ran D'S ali the way hoe coming in two
ming the Judges gave the heat 10 wild American
third, Frank Klock fourth, Diadem fifth. Time OF
Tni,d ' Heat-pollock took the lead, Diadem sec.
Ond Frank Klock third, Wild American fourth,
Lucy Penny Attn: AT the quarter pole Pollock led
. head In front Of Frank Kiock, who was neck in
advance oil Lucy Penny. At the ha-mile pole, which
was passed ID III Po o was sp eadng ha dS
Wild American, who was four lengths ahead OF Lucy
Penny, the latter eight lengths IN advance of Dia-
dem. There was scrambling struggle from this
point to the end Pollock winning the heat by three
lengths Wild American second, eight lengths in
advance Of Frank Klock, the latter two lengths in
advance of Lucy Penny, Diadem fifth Time OF the
heat, 2:411a
Fourth Heat-Poock was first away, Wild
American second Frank Klock third, Diadem
fourth, Lucy Penny fifth At the quarter pole,
which was passed in 40 seconds, Pollock led half
length, Wild American second, six lengths ahead
Of Diadem, who was length in advance OF Frank
KlOck who was side and side with Lucy Penny.
At the half-mie pole, which was passed In 1:20,
Pollock was two lengths ahead OF Wild American,
the latter ten lengths in advance OF Frank Klock,
Dadem fourth, Lucy Penny fifth. There was no
change from this place to the end Pollock being
two lengths in advance OF Wild American. who
two lengths in advance OF Diadem, Frank Klock
fourth, Lucy Penny filth. Time of the heat 24O1s.
The following Is
GOSHEN PARK ASSOCIATION, GOSHEN N. Y.-FIRsT
DAY, TUESDAY, sept. 2.-TROTTING.-Iurse
$1,000, for horses that have never beaten three
minutes; 5000 to the 1rst $3.50 to the second and
$50 to the third horse mile heats, best three in
Ave, in harness.
ENTRIES.
Thomas Evans G. g. Pollock ...........- /
ID. Kennedy's oh. $. Wild American. 3 2
A. Patterson's b. z. Frank Klock ....... 3 4
i. j. Suttons b. IN. Lucy Penny. ........4 3 4dis
Ed. Thorn's b. IN. Diadem. ............... 8 3
W. f. Weeks b. G. Modoc ............ dis
i. w. Roy's b. h. Rapid Transit. ......... DIR.
Thomas Mahone'ss S. q. Hopeful. ......... DIR.
w. e. Barnes br. m. Mountain Giri..... DIR.
b. X. Penny's br. 6. Washington, Jr.... dr..
J. 8. Bakers S. g. George b. Daniels. -. dr.
~. ROden's b. m. Fanny. ................ dr.
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