, 1874-10-08
The Trottins Matinee at Dexter
Park Yesterday.
Goldsmith Maid Trots q Nile
Against Time in 2:l7.
Tho White Stockings Defeated
by the Philadclphias
--~13 to 8.
The B0ston5 and Atlantics Have a Tie
Ganle---3 10. 3.


TIE TURF,
| TEoTTiNH At DEXTER PAfT.
| The 4,000 people who assembled at Doxte1
Park yesterday afternoon mxy conador thuu,-
selves fortunate In having Witnessed ono Of the
laHs, il not tue final, appearance Of thtt mott
marvellous Of all tho trotiug horses tuat eyer
lived, Goldsmith Mud. For sosou yoars Al,o a:s
| ranked as lho Queen Of tho trottins;tusf, viii
ming la:Ger numher Of racos and inalsihg frator
| timo than any horsa jn history. SAe did NIT oe-
gin to trot until past u years old being vicious,
| rank ind headstrong. s.ud now, at tho ripe ago
of TO- Hie ia to rotro to tho breeding stud, lcay-
ing tho arena Of speed forever, and honccforth
doyoting her energies to tho bringing-np Of ya-
rious trottors III Tho Way taoy should 70. from
Chicago tho Maid will be shipped back to tho
East, to tako her place as tho regning natron
of Fashion stud-farm, and to he bred to tho
celebrated stallion Jay 0on1d. Tho result Of
the mingliug OF two such renowned strains mill
be watched With intense interest wherever tho
trotting-horse ia known, and 1t is easy to an-
t!cipato that tho joiut offspring Of Goldsmith
Mud and Jay Gould will be Ils most valuable
foul that over stood upon four legs. SO tl.at,
in MI Likelihood, wien next tito wonderful little
marc 10 heard from, it will bu as tho chief factor
in n notable eyont in tho royal family Of the
uquine Kingdom.
Tho rlnn Of Yesterdays spor! WAS to show fast
t!'ne with Goldnlnith hlaii against n running
horse. and also to have n raco botwetu GloAtcr
aud Jauso Fullerton. Tho rains of tho rast two
days hsd rendered the track title heavy, aud
this met, together with the cold, damp atnios-
pAtro reudoredit it improbable TINT extremely fast
'iine would bo made. III thus there waB m aGree-
nble disappointment. tho Maid getting half
second heIow her previous record on Dexter
Park. 6hc was to havo throe trials, aud Dobto
WIS disposed to Hepd hor TO tho loweat point.
The first attonlpt resulted In 2:1o, moro warm
ing-up gait for hor. Then Blo was brought out
again, as full OF fio as over, and of she shot like
bullet from gun. Sho mala but two skins,
each limo loing brought back to her work by
quartcr pole the watch showed 01j51 seconds
Mt the hal-lniIo polo it waa t:07 aud for tho tull
mile 2:17- This pei formanco Nas grce!cu with
i loud chooEs OF appreciation, and, having dono as
hlnnec6, Lie marc was permitted to 70 10 tho
stable,
nIosTER AND FuLLEnToH.
than contested Tor ao'caloI purse though in
ersheless, The crowd WIS regalod with ii fair show
Of speed, and no emo was dissatisfied. Gioatcr.
IN tho bands of Doblo. WAS Loo good D horse furr
Fullerton on this occasion, md got away with
each oat they trotted close together tito greater
part Of tho simo, lite u double team, Glostor
well in hand, and with plenty Of roSorye speed,
while Fullerton was evidently at llia host. It
NAa kuTuu:!luuE NJ tYtunnt LQhG LIE TACO WnB
G(obtor'a thai no moro detailH need bu siYen
than arc found In the summary below:
Rua131AnY,
DEXTER pAnK., Oct. Z. 1aY4 Match agalnpt time,
Inite l4eatM, mit4 three trials, in har.lcss:
Utl4 Dnble'h b. III. Goldsmith NiaI I..,....,,.,l
Uwlera running A0rHe... ...........,........9
qus!e,. Ha!n AY!e.
sf;.ss 44 fss. pst:s sx ;o;,s1 t. NJ ~ ut. uo5:T -
Mla Acat4t bcRl threo III 1lYu, III Aartlcsa: +
Alden GodAnitln b. &. ti!osttr. ttr...........,,,,1
W. At. Humphreys ch. u. Judge fulcrton....2
Qnnrter. Hut Mia.
F1lht neat. at..',....,...........W ~ lHl4 III!
1eG"'tu p. Aea&...... .u...+.. .,aIf AUX l:%tts
lhlfa hcat. .30'4 I'LL 4:442.E
COMING RACES AT DAVEaronF, IL,
5FfciAs Dispatch to Tho GHicago Tribune,
DAVENPORT, It,, Oct. 7.-Ille agricultural
tocle:1oa Of Davenport and ltoc!s IaanI will hold
lall mcossng az their grounds Oil tue Clint and
a2d 9s taiH month. Tho programme for tho two
days racea In OUT, and consists or fiya ll,rgen
TUG lisst, $500 for a6u horBoh eeco1lI, t:l00 for
4:3l horAea. Second Day-ri1inl ruco' $3.50 tor
a:35 Aoraepi fourth, $3.50, FREQ for nil; llftlI
purae Of S50 for a:2U lorscs, Fur
this monoy each ho1Be tlottiu,, uoarest to
3:20 In entitled To ono tliul, III bo trott"d hc.
twoen tho hoats oaou day OF tho mcotiu.. In
I'LL tlH pnraeH, ant lcHa than four are to entnr
mud threo TO start. All tho racba will be trottof
III l,nrncAs, uidcr tho rules uf tho Natlonul Au.
eoclatiun. ....-
kAsIIYILLE DLo0D.1i0N6E ABSoC1ATI0N NAcEa
NASHVILLE, TpnH., ODt, 7.-0n tic third dav
of tho fall meeting Of tho Nashville Hlnnd-
liorsh Ansuo,atlon tho attendance was uunsuaIlv
largo. tlo fayorltoa winning eyory raco, Tho