The New York herald., 1873-10-11
TROTTING AT GOSHEN.
Last Day OF the Orange County Assocfa.
tion's Fair-Fullerton Beats Huntress.

Last Day OF the Orange County Assoctas
tion's Fair-Fullerton Beats Huntress.
or the numerous county fairs held within
short distance of this city none have been more
successful than that OF the Orange County Associa
ton, which was brought to close yesterday at
Goshen, the attraction OF the day being double
team race for purse OF $780, which had I'VE start
ers and special race for purse OF $l,500 be-
tween Alden Goldsmith's president OF the Orange
County Association) bay mare Huntress, by Volun.
teer, and William Humphreys celebrated chest
nut geldng Judge Fullerton. son of Mr..
Robert Bonner's famous stallion Edward Everett.
Much interest was felt In the race by the
admirers OF trottng horses in Orange county, from
the fact that both Volunteer and Edward Everett
are at present domicied In Orange county, yolun-
teer being on Mr.. Goldsmiths farm at Blooming
Grove, and Edward Everett at Mr.. Keech's breed.
ing farm at Lagrange. Both Volunteer and Ed.
ward Everett are sons Of the sold horse" Hambe.
tonian. What betting there was on the race made
Fullerton the favorite at the odds OF 10 TO A. while
bets were freely made that .'twenty-seven" would
| be made. As was expected, Fullerton won the
| race in three straight heats the mare leading the
best part OF the first heat; but when nearing & the
| and he won the heat by half length in 2:27H.
on the second heat both got away well together,
Fullerton at taking the lead and leading louf
lengths to the quarter in S51 seconds. The same
distance separated them at the hall in :11A alter
/
| ton winning the heat easily by two lengths in :26.
| The third heat was a repetition OF the two pre-
ee Ine we TO on er sae
| Judge Fullerton won as he liked by two lengths In
2:261s.
| well known In the county, starting, viz "A. b.
Milers bay mare Lena B. and bay mare Nellie
] Rutherford; w. II. Bennet's brown mare Nettle
and mate; ]. H. Goldsmith's bay geding Henry
| and brown gelding NuIwood; A. V. Ryerson's bay
mare Fanny and mate and j. 5. Edsall's gray mare
Ia warwick.
In the pools sold on the race the Goldsmith team
had the &c can selling at the 9das o TO oyeT the ne
ability to beat all in the race by winning the hrst
heat in 2:5l1s Goldsmith's team being the only
one having any show, all the others being more
than distanced. The judges, however. decided TO
have no distance, and, consequently, all started
Edsal, in 2:51H, Goldsmith again being second. In
/ the third heat Edsal got pocketed soon after the
By losing SO much ground he failed to
overtake the Goldsmith team, who won the heat in
2:55h; the fourth heat was quickly decided. eo,
| reached and winning the heat and race In 2:54<,
Goldsmitns team getting second money, and the
Ryerson team third. Both races were promptly
trotted on time, much to the delight OF large
attendance, who, to their own qualification. got
away from the track by five P. NJ.
| The following are the
SUMHARIES:-
GOSHEN, N. Y. LAST DAY OF THE THIRTY-rHTRD
ANNUAL FAIR OF THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR Asso
CIATIoN-Friday, October 10, 1S73-Purse 500, Tor
Wnne second and $40 to the h %
j. s. Edsalrs gr. m. Jennie Carroll and
b. m Nellie Warwick. .................
]. IL. Goldsmith's b. G. Henry and b. &.
Nutwood ......................... 2 2 / q
A. v. Ryerson's b. IN. Fanny and mate. 4 3 8 3
A. b. Miller's b. m. Lena b. and b. m
Nellie Rutherford. Observation-Disclosures. 5 4
W. Ii. Bennets br. M Eettie and mate. 3 4 s DIR
TINE.
quarter. HdU Mile.
Second neat............... 43 l26 2:5lx
Third heat.................. 4S l:29 255x
SAME DAY-Purse 81 500 best three In five, in
harness. $1,000 to the winner and $500 to the sec
ond horse.
w. Humphreys ch. g. Judge Fullerton by
Edward Everett 3D. Mace) ................
A. Godsmiths b. m Huntress. by volun-
TINE.
quarter. HdL Mile.
First heat. t.............. 3Th 1:l3 227L