, 1873-10-04
THE SPORTING WORLD.
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HOW AND WHEN THE FALL MEETING WILL END
Tho FREQ. .for-ail trot. and tho running raco.-
tho closing attractions of tho Doxtor Park fall
meoting,-whioh woro advertised to occur yoa-
terlay afternoon, were postponed on account of
tho ra1Il. THIS will bo MI interesting announco-
mont to those who wero foolish enough to drive
to the track whom tho weather brightonod up
littlo md then wondcrpd why tho horsos did
not nppoar aB promised. Tho clerk Of the wcathor
permitting, tho raccs will como of today. but
should 1t rain at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon,
theY will BIO again postponed until Tuesday.
Should 1t bo rAining then, thore will DO another,
postponemont; but this Is looking too far aheatl.
Tho froo-for-all race ought to bring out largo
crowd and, other things being favorable, doubt
loss WILL It will certainly be Goldmith Maids
last appearance in public this yoar. mud It is
whispered around that Bho will neyor
again rotnrn to tho track aftor sho
wins tho $4,000 prizo which Doxtor Park Club
ofrors her. There is another nyor entered for
tho raco TINT mover appeared in tho West, and
he is will worth going to see, If Eastern accounts
Of hia performances in that section can bo relied
upon. We rotor the young horse Gloster. He
shot into notorioty carly in tho soaaon, and
is looked upon by many as tho most
promising horse In tho country to-day. Tho
phlpt sAtly II OEE UIu uClluH!tlLhuccs DA8HhW, JTs
Ho has boon entered and drawn innumerab1o
times during tho past year or two, but his ownor
promises That he will certainly Btart this time.
Ho IL In 6plondid condition aud trotting very
inst, and would not be at NIL surprising 1t ho beat
GoBtor out Of second money. IN addition to tho
attraction which the sight Of those famous horses
will afford. Doblo will furnish another with tho
Maid. Should Bho be fcoling all right, and tho
truck ia III good condition, lie will push hor to
tho top of hor speed, and do Lis boBt to mako
tho fasteat time Of tho ycnr. Tho remaining
humbug. There aro three fast entries, and tho
race promises to bo tho best ono Of the kind that
VIC have had hero this season.
THE NASHVILLE MEETING.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. Sat tho Blood
Horse Association racas third day, tho first race
for the Belle Mend stake, two-milo heats, Bwoop-
Btalses for 3-year olds, 500 subscription, $50
forfeit, tho Association to adl $500, "a entries,
starters.
]. u. Alaonos eli, I. Fanny Malone. ..,....1 8 o
Harltnga ch. I. Moselle le.....,...........3 2 dis.
Mccormack Il Co.'s eli. +. John Mccor-.
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In tho last heat Fanny Malone foil. In tho
first mile Mccormack waB ruled OH for foul
riding. Mosollo being distanced, gayo tho
raco to Nashville. Tho colored boy
tint rode Fanny Malone was seriously i,i-
1urod. It ia thought that ho cannot recover.
Second race, Association purse, a250, dash Of
two miles,; two entries, botl started.
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Tracis in good condition, weather fine, mud at
tendance largo. During the afternoon hand
somo subscription was takcn up for tho relief Of
Memphis.