The New York herald., 1874-10-28
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS
Third Fall Trotting Meeting-Two
Capital COntests-Cstskf1 Girl and
Carrie the winners.

Tnlr0 k'AA 1TOttAnB Meet1uR-VW0
Capital Contests-Cstskfll Girl and
Carrie the Winners.
I The track was in splendid condition ana the
weather very suitable Tor last time. The attend.
ancs was not large. but those who witnessed the
trorting we're pleased with the sport Two con.
tests came on, the 1rst being between horses that
had never beaten three minutes previous to max.
ing their entries. There were twenty-one horses
named. but only nine came TO the post These
were BLACK mare Catsknl Carl, brown gelding
Falmouth Boy, bay gelding New Dorp, sorrel geld
Ing T. ! Stevens, bay mare Enne Deans, bay 0elding
Cheston. bay gelding Hampton. brown horse Com.
peer and black geldng Arthur. rhe latter was
the ravorte previous TO the start, afterward Cats
Kill Maid became the choice. She won the race In
three straight heats.
The second race had ten starters OF the twelve
entries, and was between horses thar had never
carrie, aarl gray eeiding Royal George I bay mare
Lady sayres, bay mare Ella Madden, bay mare
Lady Morrison, bay mare Lady Annie, bay mare
Crook and brown mare Lady Woods Carrie was
the iayorite and won the race. The following are
The First Trot.
First Heat.-Arthur sold for $50 Falmouth Boy,
$50; Catskill Girl, $50; the field $l6 Stevens was
nrst away 70 very M Mssraggnng start, New s1a Dorp
Arthur lth, Catskn Girl SIXTH Ede Deans seventh.
Hampton eighth Compeer ninth. At the quarter
Ualskil Girl third, Hampton fourth, tne others
strung out. Time, 40A seconds At the half.mlle
pole New Dorp stll led Two lengths. Catski!i GIL
stevens iourtn, the others following as best they
could. Catski Girl then took the lead and came
New Dorp second Cheston third, Falmouth Boy
fourth, Efie Deans fifth, Hampton sixth. stevens
G Oa or e
field Tor S75. Stevens was far away first, Cheston
second, Erne Deans third. Catskil Girl fourth,
seventh Arthur eighth and Hampton ninth. Cats.
kill Girl went to the front on the turn, and
Lea Two lengths At p the guarsSsr pole s,,ra n
Cheston fourth, EtAe Deans nith, Hampton sixth,
Arthur seventh, Compeer eighth, New Dorp NINTH
in iront OF Falmouth Boy, Stevens third, Enc
Deans fourth, Chesron dftn, the others trailing on
without any chance. Time, l;lA Saa CatsSnl @ Giri
lengths, Falmouth Boy second Stevens third
Cheston fourth, Er1e Deans fitn, Hampton sixth,
Arthur seventh, Compeer eighth New Dorp ninth.
Tsird Heat.-Catsku Girl sold for 800. the field
$40. Hampton was drst away, but ne soon broke
second and he too broke badly Catskii Girl third,
Falmouth Boy iourth Efie Deans dfth. the others
% one length IN ssls seconds, falmouth Boy second,
Stevens third. Cneston fourth. Compeer nfth En1e
Deans sixth New Dsp M the
mile pole by length in l44. the other horses as
before gwen. Sne trotted steadily home. and won
second, SIX lengths ahead Of stevens who was
eight lengths In advance OF Cheston; Compeer
a9nt n ha%piGp1 New porp sSI1 nnt me o sSs heat
Falmouth Boy won second money. New Dorp the
third. The following isa
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GRoUNDs-THIRD FALL
MEErING-FIRsT DAY, Oct. 27.-Purse $500, Tor
horses that nays s beaten three S ~ e S
horse mile meats, best three In i've, IN harness.