The New York herald., 1874-09-03
TROTTING AT GOSHEN PARK.



The attendance at Goshen Park yesterday was
much larger than on the previous DAY. The track
was in excellent condition for the sport and the
weather delightful. Two trotting contests were
on the card, the first being for horses that had
never beaten 2:40. and the second race was for
horses that had never trotted In 2:3l, the races
being mile heats, best three in five, In harness. In
the first trot there ten starters out OF twelve
entries. and In the second eight came to the post.
Neither OF the finished at nightfall, and
they were consequently postponed unit! eleven
O'Clock to-day.
The following are the details OF what took
place.
THE FIRST rROr.
First Heat.-Aiter forty five minutes had been
wasted in scoring the sulky Of Rival broke down
and a new vehicle had to be sent for which
caused another delay OF ten minutes. and then the
horses began scoring again. Black Crook was first
away when the wOrd was gwen. Rosa Sonberg sec
ond. Phil ONeil third, Rival fourth, May Bud fifth,
the others as close up as 1t was possible for them
to get At the quarter pole Black Crook was four
lengths in 'front.', Phil U'Neil second, Rival third,
May Bud fourth. Rosa Sonberg nfth, Ed. Smith
SIXTH Rescue seventh, Lady Bonner eighth, Lady
White NINTH Passaic tenth. Time 40 seconds.
At the haf-mile pole Black Crook led ak lengths,
Phil O'Neil second, May BUD third, the others as
kept the lead to the end. May BUD second, Phil
O'Neil third, Ed. Smith fourth, Lady Bonner fifth,
Rescue sixth, Rival seventh, Lady White and Pas
sale made eighth for running. Lady Sonberg dis
tanced. Time, 1885.
Second Heat-The horses we're again scored for
over half an hour before a start was erec ted the
driver OF Black Crook being determined to get the
advantage of the start. After every device had
been tried to get the horses together without
success they were finally sent away in
struggling manner, Black Crook leading May
Bud second Phil ONeu third Passaic
Rival seventh, Rescue eighth. At the quarter-pole
Black Crook & led aye lengths in 80 seconds, Pas.
as best they could. Black Crook led ten lengths
at the half mile pole in l:l7 Rival second May
Bud third, Phil O'Neil fourth. Black Crook con-
tinued to lead to the end. winning the heat by ten
lengths, Phil ONe second, Rival third, Lady Bon
ner fourth. Ed. Smith fifth, May Bud sixth, Rescue
Tl.ird r HeatwBiack Crook again got away with
the lead. Phil ONei second Rival third, May Bud
fourth. Passaic filth, Ed. Smith sixth. Rescue
seventh, Lady Bonner eighth, Lady White ninth.
Onds; BLACK Crook second. U'Nen third. May Bud
fourth Rescue fifth Lady Bonner sixth Ed smith
passaG pa eS e ba lazy na wnte Rack oroos
second. May Bud third, PM ONell fourth, the 9th
ers trailing on several lengths behind. Time 20
Rival gave way at the three-quarter pole and
Black Crook went to the front, May Bud second
and O'Neii third, and after very close and spir-
tied contest Black Crook came under the wire first
on u run: bur the heat was given to May Bud
| Black Crook being placed second, ONe third
Rival fourth, Lady White fifth. Lady Bonner sixth
Ed. Smith seventh, Rescue eighth; Passaic dis
tanced. Time, $780,.
| Fourth Heat.-Lady White had the best of the
send OFF, May Bud second, Black Crook third, Phil
| O'Neil fourth Rival fth. Rescue sixth. Lady Bon
| ner seventh, Ed. Smith eighth. At the quarter
pole May Bud led, Black Crook second, O'Neil
| third, Rival fourth, Lady Bonner NTH, Ed. Smith
sixth, Lady White seventh. Rescue eighth. Time,
40 seconds At the half-mie pole, which was
passed in / 20, May Bud still showed the way,
| Black Crook second O'Neil third, the others fol-
lowing as best they could. May Bud continued TO
lead to the finish, winning the heat by length,
! Phil O'Neil second, but was put last Tor running,
| and Lady Bonner given second place, Ed. Smith
| third, Rival fourth, Black Crook fifth, Lady White
sixth, Rescue seventh. O'Neil eighth. Time. 2:40
Fifth Heat-Tnis heat was won by Lady Bonner
NAV Bud second. O'Nell third, Ed. Smith fourth
Black Crook fifth, Lady White sixth, Rival seventh
Rescue eighth. The quarter was tr0tted In Il
seconds the half in 30 and the heat in :: AZ.
The race was then postponed on account o
darkness until to-day at eleven O'CLOCK.
The following Is q
GOSHEN PARK ASsoCIATION-EXTRA MEETING
SECOND DAY, Sept. 2-Pursc $780, Tor horses tina
have never beaten 24O; $400 10 the frst $175 t
the second, Sl25 TO the third and 500 to til
fourth. Mile heats. best three in Ave. IN harness
ENTRIES.