The New York herald., 1874-09-02
TRoTTING AT GOSHEN.
TWO EXCELLENT RACES.
Black Crook and Nellie Walton
the Winners.

Tne extra meeting OF the Goshen Park Associa-
tion was begun yesterday with two capital trot
ting races, the rst being by horses who had never
beaten three minutes, and the other between
horses that had never trotted better than
2:S6. In the first trot there were thirteen
entries, ten Of which came 70 the post, and the
latter had eight entries, all Of which were start
erS In both races there were four heats trotted
before results we're arrived At The following are
the detais Of the trottng as 1t took place.
THE FIRST TROr
FIRST Heat. Black Crook took the lead, Gray
Dan second. Emily c. third, Hickory fourth, the
others as close together as was possible for them
lengths Hickory second two lengths In 'front.' Of
sixth, Fanny W. seventh, Lady Sill eighth. Lady
Goodln ninth, Nellie Rutherford tenth. Al the
hamlis pole passed Il, in LIS the positions Of the
Crook led eight lengths to the three-quarer pole.
Hickory second, Gray Dan third, Emily G. fourth,
John A. nth, Fanny W. sixth. Lady sill seventh.
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Second Heat-Rickory had the best Of the send.
or Fanny W. second, Gray Dan third, Black Crook
seventh, Fannie eighth, Lady Goodin NINTH AT
the quarter pole, which was passed IN 40 sec. sec,
onds hickory was nalf length n aaesd; an Biack ms
Fanny ". fourth, John A. fifth, Emily c. sixth,
Lady G0Odin seventh, Fannie eighth. Lady Sill
hickory and Black Crook trotting close together,
Black Crook running and catching at times. The
half was passed In 10. At the three quarter pole
Hickory was nearly length IN front, Black Crook
second, six lengths In front OF Gray Dan, Fanny
w. fourth, the others as before. When the horses
came TO the score Black Crook was half length in
lront OF Hickory but was set back lor running
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dstanced for running ana Fannie distanced for
being outside the nag. Time, 2:ssR.
crook second, Gray Dan third, Fanny ". fourth,
Lady Goodn nfth, Lady Sill sixth, John A. seventh.
Going to the quarter pole hickory led iour lengths,
was neck in front OF Fanny w., Lady Sail nth,
John A. sixth, Lady Goodin seventh. Time, AZ
seconds At the na!i-mie pole hickory led a head,
fourth, Lady Sill nth. Lady Goodln SIXTH John A.
seventh. Time 10 Hickory and Black Crook
eether d G TO the end Black Crook winning the race
BY half q length, Hickory four lengths ahead OF
Gray Dan, who vas placed last ior running ,g LADY
W. distanced for running. Time 2:3SH.
Fourth HedL-Black Crock and Hickory went
on together, the latter trottlng square, while
the quarter pole Black Crook led three-quarters OF
length In 40 seconds, Hickory second, Lady
Sin third, Lady Goodn fourth, John A. fifth, Gray
Dan sixtn-tne latter three entirely out OF the
struggle. Down the backstretch Black Crook and
Hickory trotted yoked; the former passing the
hali-mile pole neck In front In rs, Lady Sill hall
length behind; the Others far away. Black Crook
then worked himself clear of hickory, and keeping
a. short length in a:sex. Lady slll was third. Lady
Goodin iourth Gray Dan hith ana John A. sixth.
The following isa
GOSHEN PARK AssOOIATIoN.-ExTRA MEETING
FIRST DAY.-Sept 1.-Purse $500, Or horses thai
have never trotted better than minutes; $4ot
TO the nrst SITS to the second, $125 to the third
and 500 to the fourth horse; mile heats, best
three in i've, in harness.