, 1873-10-03
Professor Wins the 2::45 and Brother
Jonathan the 2:27 Race.
Goldsmith Maid to Appear in Public
To-Day Probably for the
Last Time.
Garaicr vanquishes Only In tho Cham.
pions]lip Match.


Tho third Jay Of tho Doxtor rarll fall racoB |
was undoubtedly as,ccoss. FROM sporting point
Of viow, although tho attendance WAS not 30
largo as could reasonably hayo boon expected,
considering tho favorable character of tho
weather md the excellent sport provided. slll,
tho uttondanco was tolorably satisfactory III rc-
gard merely to tho receipts at tho gatc. It Is |
but doing Justice to say that whilst tho Rssem-
blago WIS not 10 largo us it should hayo boon,
tho sport itsolf was unusually good and wo do |
not remember OH my previous occasion having |
come from the Park will greater satisfaction at
tho days amusement.
TIE FIRST RACE
was botween tho following horses of tho 2:45
class, viz: Professor, Marion, Amy D., Not
tic Collins, aud lila. Before the race, Amy
B. was tho favorito In tho pools at fair odds, a''d
oven after she was beaten in tho Arst heat she
waB still tho fayorito. Tho result OF the second
heat, which aho won, cauacd hor frlcods to press
forward with their mouoy freely. In tho third
hoat their calculations wero upset, Amy, aH Will
be seen by the synopsis below. troktlng D foul
race. and boing distancod. Professor won tho
heat, aud, Amy B being tho only opponent worth
beating, and aho having boon r11lod out by tho
n,ishap Of the third heat, OF course took tue
raco. Tho following Ia synopnls:
hn|f~adozeu attempts being nude to got nway. they
ly sent oE tn go"a ssar Mron ,sar osle osnn
ncfore tho ttts WA reached Nut!ie C5ll!ns had jump
c to the front aud ascn tho pole, which she kept for
aarar w' pos dssfo1 homevsr s md
feasor, who waa 6eeout, vent away hea and remain.
eFq a fGf .n' ht &ny B. ' so Of e
latter 1nado gallant struggle with Professor a!l tho
ny Sr:at At liz aru a,, another Mt tho distance dig
n,aerialy rctarltng her progress. Professor won "
s s. ixs Ssss Sts % osas Ct ssts ssP u 4a ia
fourth, ani Marion last. TING, 2:a4k:
d e. olsss ns sry
Professor who was rag1g M as I That at 1s n goi nahSs ;
dawn 10 souare work, and ho foil behind III consc-
q,,onco. As aoon al ho became hettlea. ho started
ttss avanee Thsy ra awey ali tho ohors esing Up
stres md 1T S M o'G 1,.fc a2 fSk and snd
psof:sser pse % W.T. to ho frsn Dsiors le stras2 he
homo ssroteh Marion mud Amy y, who turned n good
dyg o 'aans Hy ofooto W.t@ % Ftsaof of y ahoat inf
a 6cat him fas "mS that 5 s a no MnrGa aa %ap Maa
pll tho time disunced Time, 235.
THIRD lieat-Tis horsea went around a tue turn j'!at
ae LETT the s Gss' ,rn "a sa any II
lengths bohind At tho quarter pole Professors head
Showed In front, and aldea by u fey Jumps and nd lt!s
hen wont u ana fen ts hSnna csforo sue reesfid @ d
her feet S was ss Marion ws
doing round the turn, Amy who had been loua son'o
good travelling passed tho second sud third horses In
r.1dd succession, md entered tAe homo stretch wil q
good show Of winning tic heat. Nearing tho stand
both her nnd Collins went to pieces md ~ there was
aon's sSi to avoid With aIaroll Professor came hone
first, aud then thure complaint Of foul entered
e Wild avo bea e foood Int for bs sorsng above
alluded to. It took tho judges long time to decl1g
n s aeeoa 1a uare aid Aay bo sanced for foung
! Tie limo Of The Apat a:31.
!, Fourth Ueat-Tho scoring was ,dreary waste q
he spectators IN tie!r a.nrstiou overlooked ths
uripu at the start aud before tlo quarter pole waf
reached Professor fur enough ahead to insure hin
tho heat lIe won without any trouble, and therefore
tle r4.co between tue other two for srcond pacc
Marion showed better speed III the nn in any q
o othcra and finally 6eat her T. after hara struggle
9 by couple Of lengths. Time, 2:35A.
l TIE SECOND RACE
, was between Molllo Morris, badFor Girl Thom
as l.. Young, Joln II, and Drothor Jonathan
horsos Of tho 2:27 class. Badger Girl was tlss
fayorlto IN the pools at the start at an average
I OF tho irst heat, which sho lost, rho was Gtil
: tito fayorito al good odds, mud even aftor. th'
second heat, which SHE also loat,, thoro could b
found men willing still to bet TINT slso wonl'
OF Brother Jonathan earned n sMug sum by buy
ing him III tho tloitf, as iio won the race IN !hro
straight heats, and exhibited speed tho like
:, Mollio Morris, TINT trottod 80 good 1eee tn
q preceding day, failed to realizo hcr friends ~
. ticpationa. Thomas L. Young was of no partie
uIur account in the race atltl John Il was lner
oypher, being distancod in tho first heat. Th
T. following is i synopsis Of tho raco;
tirst ea-1t was harl work 10 get them of in All,
thing ike eAape, and The scoring was long q;
10 tedious, rendering tho hnrscs excited: ihe 1el
I'd finally passed the stal in lnct hut tho starting JUDI
neglected to say 20, nnd tho rccal had to he g1ve
nj amid the boots Of tho spectators. Ilell there VI
ii more delay but word was gVon ut as a1 nWay tie
~ went close together Badger Girl took the pole nn
~ Immediately but ehe broke OIL tho tuTn aiid lost
@ great deal Of ground III DrotAer Jon
r. thnn Thomas t. Young md hEolio went ahead u "
~ several longs, and leu!ing her caaily ut u
ahead Of Young, between whom md hlollie thcro W
tight struggle for second r1ace. Neither one Of the
wna able to catch the lender. 9n!ng lip tho Bretc
Badger Girl settled down to work. mud llrow up rapi
on 1y at tho hai milo pole she was fourth mud galning
H. She broke again tho upper turn md thrown a
ais worse than Entering tho oc strocl. Jonathu
in was still loading. and Mollo and Young were
aud third respectively. Badger oir. having ateadi,
showed so,uo 1na trottng. Young was passed by.Le
!, md thon sho colarcd NIoe. Tile race besween the
* for SECOND place waa cosu aud exciting for time,
II. tic Girl broke again nt tho distance pole, and VIII
re- they ended ae close tAill. Brother Jnnath
Wn won by four lengtls, htol!o being second nadg
Girl third Young fourth, aud John H. who was I
whoro in tue race, diHtanced. Time, 2:25:
uo Second IIeat--Tlts beat WlB O. splendid one frt
Mart to nish. When they lift tho wiro Aiolle wa
little to tho rear und tho otcr two wero oyon Jol
m than cluua to the pala like grim death to ecay
nm african and wont around tho turn faHter than he
eu. las cnnII do nothing with hl1n. ut MI, Daat
'oSS | GfrI hniuo worse off in ttlA respect til