The New York herald., 1874-10-23


Thom's brown gelding Phl ONsi. yr., John
splan's osy gelding Cneston, z. Carpenters black
mare Lady Rafferty,, ". 8. Parks chesnut gslding
John p, formerly Pompey, and James 3. Deans
bay stallion Dean's Hambletonian. Tho race
proved Q hot one throughout ana was peculiar in
many respects In the pools before the start tho
prices averaged - foll0ws:-Cheston. $50; O'Netl.
S2l neld, $ll The nrst proved Q dead heat be-
tween O'Netl and John p, with Ranersy third,
Cheston fourth Deans Hampletonian nfrh ana
Ray sixth. Time, 2:l1 Many OF those VINO had
put rhetr money in the box on Cheston at the long
odds noted now FASTENED to hedge, % their eyes
had been opened during the heat The pools at
this Juncture brought-O'Neii, $50; Chesson, 80;
the rates were-o'Neil. 500; field. $sa George
tonisn nith and Lady Ransrty last Time, 2:s0X.
the resi- Mckee mo nov Sos Sshnd
tonian, his owner, M. Dean, retiring. The send
ssss s' <s ss
RAY nitn and Ghssson sasn. The judges sy very
Hambletonian, his driver being gunV Of
foul driving on the first turn, and 6ave ir TO
hon YOU'D thus Be- '1s s sss sSe
owner was not drlving) ~ placing him second,
e
Mr. bean shouted s.ciseaiy: .id rather see him
horses were called for the fourth heat Mr.. Dean
was again behind the stalhon and the report soon
became very current that he "intended 70 start
Dssn an
% drew out rom & me T. rnck. ana though Tnom en-
u as 20: ess
nali-mie pole, when Dean took tho stallion In
hand and pulled him 20 2 standstln, and the nag
'' Raw itn fI. The % JUDGES decided dec,aed snss AuS
anUsas
driver." This announcements was greeted with
r Dean as s S ne
be placed in another drivers hands, and, being
sent for BY the Judges, he soon responded to their
summons and went TO the stand Here he was
told tnat his conduct nad been peculiar, and the
rules governing SUCH cases were read to him, and
ali IN vain, as he ssousiy declared that III any an;
man touches my horse he does SO At his peril it
sequel shows The horses we're ali In eocd posi.
ti0n 0r the heat, and 1t finished with O'Nei half
length in flont Of cheston, John :: third, Lady
Ray second, John' P. third and Cnesson
money the judges ann ounced that James B. II Dean AN
and his horse Deans HamDletonian are expelled -
which va WAS RECEIVED Win cheers The
The second event was purse or 5000 for horses
that meyer beat 20, same conditions as the first
Hin Mills sorrel gelding George B. Daniels ana
Mr.. 3. simmons bay mare Ella: Before the nrst
heat Bella was the favorite $3.50 to $100 Daniels
came upon the track very lame and continued SO
2:35x, beating Bella out three lengths; but the
mare lost one OF her shoes early IN the race,
which, pernaps explains matters. Bella won the
next three heats and the race without great DIM
Guilty. Mckee was taken out OF Daniels' 'sulky
before the last heat and Charles Diokeman put
into his place, who sent the geldng along at such
Q pace that Bella was compelled to finish IN 30,
beating him out but half Q length.
SUlIARY.
PATTERSON, n. J., Oc< q, lS7k-SBcoND DAY OF
THE INAUGURAL TR0TTNG MEETING OF tn. GEN
TLEMRN'6 DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION, PAssAIO
AND BERGEN COUNTIES-FRST RACR-Purse or
47O0 for horses that never beat 2 40; mile heats
best three In fves In harness; $3.50 to the frst,
$176 70 the second 500 to the third and SIS to tho
fourth horse. Judges-N Townsend, Ellis A.
Campbell and John Egberts0n.
STARTERS.
". S Tbom's Or. 9. Phl O,Nel, ITO s11l