The New York herald., 1874-09-22
The First TrOt.


First HeaL-0n the eighth attempt the horses
were started. Camors leading, Judge Fullerton
the outside. Immediately alter leaving the score
Judge Fullerton broke. up and then Gloster
followed suit, but the latter was quickly on his
feet while Fullerton kept up on the break until
the other horses were fifty yards away from him.
Camors showed the way down TO the quarter pole,
American Girl the latter one length ahead of
GiSste Judge Fullerton ten lengths pehna Yhe
Sus but, she she broke up before reaching the
passed 1as POINT camoSs second, hall length sts
ahead OF Gloster, Judge Fullerton being still fifty
YARDS sa away. % Time to the hatf.mile pole, i:o7 AS
stretch, Goster gained on the others. and as
American girl steadied herself into sne fell
leading aud he gradually drew away from Camors,
until at the three quarter pole ne had nearly two
lengths OF daylight between them American Girl
tour lengths behind. Gloster came home appar-
emily an easy winner by tour lengths IN 2:2Oh,
Girl, Judge Fullerton aity yards behind.
Second Heat-Gloster was then the favorite, SELL
the & cUsass ISass tpe
mols second, but soon broke up badly; Judge Full
lerton third, American Girl fourth. Gloster broke
quarter pole, and American Girl and Fullerton
went to that point half length apart, the mare
VINO was eight lengths In advance OF Camors. The
quarter pole was passed in 35 seconds. Going along
American Girl and Judge Fullerton struggled ITO. to.
gether to the halfmlle pole, the mare leading past
that point c,t threSsquarters rec Of length in lo7
up tue hill, and was length ana a half ahead at
tue three-quarter pole. Sue trotted very easily up
the homestretch. her driver inviting the driver
OF Judge Fullerton to "come alongn American
Girl won the heat by two lengths in 2:224, Judge
Fullerton f!ty yards In front Oh Canors, VINO had
his mead in front OF GlOSter.
Third Heat-Gosrer still the favorite, selling at
$780,. American Girl 500, the field sos. Camors
lad
lean Girl fourth. Judge Fullerton took the lead on
the turn At the quarter pole, which was passed
CamOrs second, one length ahead OF Gloster, VINO
had broken up; American Girl a length behind.
Camors and Judge Fullerton trotted close to-
gether along the lower turn and as they passed
the mile, in 1:07H, Fullerton had the best OF
1t by neck, Camors two lengths In advance Of
American Girl, the latter two lengths in front or
Gloster. The latter then, as he began to climb
the hill OF the backstretcn, rapidly passed
Fullerton. AT the three-quarter pole Judge Fuller
ton led one length, GlOster second, one length
ahead OF American Girl who was eight lengths in
advance OF Camors, the latter apparently making
trotted rapidly after Judge Fullerton, followed by
the mare The driver of Fullerton commenced
whipping at the drawgate, but this was useless
as Gloster was much the faster horse and passei
heat by length. American Girl came ip in front
of Fullerton by head. The time of the heat was
Fourth Reat-Gloster sold for $780, all the
others as field $75 Camors had the best of the
send-on, Gloster second, American Girl third
Judge Fullerton fourth. American Girl trOtted
rapidly around the turn and took the lead TO
the quarter pole, passing that point in 80
seconds two lengths ahead OF Goster, who was
two lengths in 'front.' Of Camors, the latter two
lengths in advance OF Judge Fullerton. Going
along the lower turn American Girl kept in front.
and at the hallmile pole was hall u length
ahead Of Goster, the latter being eight
lengths in advance OF Camors, who was
about the same distance in 'front.' OF Judge
Fullerton. The latter two were no longer In the
race. The hafmile pole was passed in 1908. Co.
ing up the hill OF the backstretch American Girl
showed the way, and was half q length ahead at
the three-quarter pole but alter that Goster
closed on her, drove her to break, and then,
passing her, came home winner by length, IN
lengths IN advance OF Judge Fullerton. iilOster
won first premium, American Girl the second,
Camors the third and Judge Fullerton the fourth
prize.
The following is a
FLEETWOOD PARK, Sept. 20-GREAT CHAM
PIoN RACE.-Purse $4,000; $4,000 TO the first,
$4,000 TO the second 800 to the third and ST. 200
to the fourth horse; mile heats, best three in tive,
in harness.
ENTRIES.
Budd Doble's br e. Goster, by Volun-
teer, dam Black Bess .......... ,.....1
william LovelFs b. III. American Girl by
Amos Casslus M. Clay, Jr., dam ur-
A. f. Merrllfs blk. <. Camors, by Gene
raj Knox, dam unknown. 3 q
o. A. Hickoks ch. z. Judge Fullerton by
Edward Everett, dam unknown.
TINE.
Quarter. H1l. Mile