The sun., 1873-08-06
The Eighth Annual Meeting OF the Bulaio
DriNiu- IUrk A-sOciHt NniHbtino t,ttt
Wtnniug tue 2s3I Race aud Neitic the
SlO,UUO FuI-s

The Ei-hih Annual Needing of the Bunalo
DriNiu- Park Association. MnnbtIno tsift
WANING tue 2i3i Race aud Ncitic the
SIO,OOO ruIss.
BUFFALO, Aug. 5.-The meeting Of the
Buffalo Driving Park Association began tu-day.
/ The weather vs. as delightfully."- nnr, ana the track
| In excellent condition. The crowd was not
! quite SO large "a at previous opcuiu--, owing TO
an erroneous impression which had prevailed
for some months that the police authorities
would prevent pool-seling. The authorities
had no right To interfere, even II they had feit
disposed. About Ave thousand persons were
present which number, II is expected, will be
greatly increased tomorrow.
Promptly at the hour named the judges, Il. A.
Buck, c. J. Hamlin, and 81 T. Bush summoned
the horses to the score for the nrst race, purse
Of 1900 which was for horses that had never
beaten 2.4 There were fourteen entries, and
ten horses came To the score. MAmbrino Gift
was the fayorite, selling for 500 To Malopcy
500, Manhattan $40, and the held $50 Mambrino
won the first heat IN 2.26A, and sold az I 100 to
$50 against the field. Barney Kelly won the
second heat Ia 2.SG amid great cheering The
knowing ones were lying In all directions try
! heavily ou the fayorlte' Mamhrino won the
tAir heat IN 2.2, q, and the fourth heat and race
Handsomely In 2aO.
SUMMARY
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L, Lohgtt tts b. =. " tnurluu star .,...,....4
IiIe---G'f s;-e,,, 2.!5s, 80.
| The second race was the exciting feature of
| the day. Purse $1,000, for horses that never
| trott.d better than ~. There were eleven
well-known horses entered and ak put IN an
| appearance. Nottie had the call Ia the pools,
selling al .he rate OF three To one over the Held
| and the urrt neat alter aQ QeHppFatp stIulllp
! with the black mare blanche by throat latch
| Ing for the second heat, $l0d to 81 In the
! second heat tney got away on the third trial.
Tho bay gelding Brown had the best Of the
! Nettie, the favorite, drew out aud went for
brown. After as severe a struggle as was over
| witnessed on any track, Turner landed Nettie
winner Of the heat by length In aS.'4.
In the third heat speculation on the race was
four trials, brown having the best Of the send
| or, with the fayorite "a length behind Brown AZ
once swung in and took the pole, the other
| Nettie rapidly gained ON Brown, and passed
| him on the home stretch. Blanche then closed
! upon Nettie, but though they trotted gamely To
the finish they could not overhaul her and Net
| tie took the heat and race by half a length, in
2.4'.. Sue then beeaihe the observed Of all ob,
servers. Her splendid bursts OF speed elicited
| the admiration OF every ono.
SUMMARY.
s9 pAg25;e 5 for Sr, nGT,G' :, 80 iGet @ ] aeySr IG'
| SOTO third, 81 wv 10 fourth.
j. r. Turner b. NJ
| A. hrw..'S nr' g. !; g. bro"n ''.'.''''''''''..,.
! f. j. UAyers ca T. Thomas L. Young .''
1ime-2@ 2.2!i., 22i4
Tomorrow the programme consists OF a
5000 purse for horses that never tiotted better
than 2:2l and purse OF 5000 for the 40 class.
! In the irst race the bay geding Jim Irving, the
| chestnut gclding Judge Fullerton, the black
! gclding CamOrs, the bay gelding Sensation, the
| bay geldlng GlOster, the chestnut marc Lucille
Golddust, and the bay geldlng Derby, all thor
| oughbTeds OF worldwide reputation, are enter
cd flag va Lat tad nfra
| are entered. Goldsmith Maid having recovered
| from her accident In Cleveland Will contest for
| the ee-for-al purse, her driver, Budd Dobo,
having since her mishap driven her three heats, :,
each mile inside OF two minutes and twenty
| three seconds.
Pool selling Ia very active tonight, interest
| being centred mainly In the first rare for "a
| $2O,tD0 pur @. Lucille, Gofddust and Derby
have been drawn from the nrsL race, and Walter,
| Arthur, aud Royal George, Jr., from the second
race. The pools on the nrst race average az
| follows:
Judge Fullerton. .,..,.,,,.,.,""Nlo NS $40
| uloa!cr '.....' '.'........''.s.'s'' ~
| fleiu. 20 ~
| On the second race but few pools were sold
| up q a late hour, Cementine being the fAyorilo