The New York herald., 1875-10-29
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

THIRD DAY OF THE SECOND FAIL TRorrnSo
MEETING-coRoNER K THE WINNER on Tur
2:29 PURSE AND KANSAS CHIEF OF THE 2:21
RACE.
There was very fair attendance at the Prospect par
Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon Two events were
on the card, the hrst purse of sG00 for 'twenty.
nine" horses, and the second purse Of 80 500 for
those that never beat "twentv-one" There were bu,
three in each and four heats were REQUIRED in
both to reach result Coroner K was the lucky one
in the 229 event and Kansas Chief the
winner in tho other, beating Rarus and Adelaide
TIE 2:29 PURSE.
First to be called was the purse OF $6oo for horse.
trotted better than 20 mile heats three
five, in harness or five entries three came to the
score these being John Trouts brown mare Jean In
gelow, Mike Carros black mare General W. E. Con
nors' bay geiding Coroner K The pools averaged be-
fore the start-General s55; Coroner K S55; jean
Ingelow, SIG At the second trial they got the word
with General in 'front.' but on the turn Ingclow showed
the way and kept 1t to the haf-me when General as
sumed the post ofhonor. Without difficulty he main
tanned his advantage and went under the wire
winner of the heat by two lengths In
2:36& lngeow was second and Coroner X
last Pools averaged-General 500. field 500
The start very fair at the fourth ATTEMPT
At the quarter pole Coroner K led two lengths Ingelow
second, four lengths in front OF General who had let
his feet Coroner K lengths in advance at the
halfme, one length ahead at the three quarter pole
and, with twice leaving his feet he managed to pass
undor the wire the winner of the heat by two lengths
| Ingelow second, six in front Of General who acted
badly all the way around. The betting now ruled
| General $S0 Coroner X, $685. Jean Ingelow $50 Az
the sixth scoring they got away with Coroner X lead
| ing He was never headed and went under the wire
In Or
was second six lengths in advance of Jean Ingelow
PoolsCoroner K $40; field Sl3 The second trial they
got away and all left their feet the turn but at the
quarter pole lngelow three lengths the best of IT
Coroner K second and General last In this way thev
went to the hreequarter pole and entered the stretch
Ingelow maintained her lead to the distance stand
when she went into the air and Coroner K beat her un
der the wire by nye lengths in 2;s6, General second
broke four times in the heat General takes second
and Jean IDgelow third money.
THE 2:21 RACE.
Second on the programme the purse of So 500
for horses that beat 22l conditions as the
first Three Of the six entries for the word these
bay geding Kansas Chief and j. II. Phillips bay marc
Adelaide The pools averaged before the start Rarus
$780, Kansas Chief $l05 Adelaide $25 They were sent
at away the fifth attempt with Kansas Chief leading
rihe, Adelaide second and Rarus last Kansas was one
length in front at the quarter three lengths the best
it at the half eight at the three quarters with which
advantage he entered the stretch From here Rarus
showed some speed, but he was not sent along fast
enough and Kansas went under the wire winner Of the
lengths away. Great change occurred the betting
Rarus selling for $50 and the field $S5. The third
trial they were sent away and at the quarter pole Kan
led one length, Rarus second two lengths in ad-
of Adelaide. Along the backstretch Rarus went
up Kansas wheel and at the half the latter had his
head only in 'front.' Adelaide two lengths in the rear
From this point Rarus and Kansas had head and head
struggle which ended with their making q dead heat
in the slow time of 2:27 Adelaide one length in
the rear Betting, Rarus s25 field s24 Kansas Chief
went away in 'front.' headed and won the
heat in 2:26A Adelaide second and Rarrs third Kan
sas Chief big favorte. He went of and
captured the fourth heat and the by eight lengths
in 227 Rarus takes second and Adelaide third money
the fourth reverting to the association.
PRosrEcT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, GRAvEsEND, L. l.
Oct 2s, 1S75-Third day OF the second fall trottini
meeting Purse No 5, OF 5000, for horses that never
trotted better than 229 mile heats three in ave in
harness; $3.50 to the first $3.50 to the second S0
TO the third horse entrance ten per cent of purse
which closed with five entries
| W. L. Connors' b. g. Coroner K...........
Mike Carro's blk. g. General ............. . :
John Trout's b. m. Jean Ingclow. .......... 2
Scollans \ Carsons b. g. Dusty, formerly
E K Bradburys br. G. Berskshiro Boy. Boy. dr.
TIMB.
Quarter. Halt Nile.
First heat. ............... 81 l16 2:35h y
Second heat 80 Ills 2:34
Third heat. .............. 81 1:l3 2:31
Fourth heat. 3s 1:15Z 2:36
SAME DAY-sEcoSD RAcE.-Pursc No. 0, of 81, 500 fol
horses that troted better than ri mile heats
three in Ave in harness. 81 100 TO the first $500 TO the
second $3.50 the third and $3.50 to the fourth horse
entrance, ten per cent OF purse, winch closed with SLY
entries
John Span's b. g. Kansas Chief. ..........
r D. Conklins b. 6. Rarus ...............
J. II. Phillips b. m. Adelaide. ............. 3 3
Dan Mace's b G. Sensation. on................. dr.
G. S. GREEN'S b. M Gazelle. ................ dr.
Z. K. Bradbury's blk m. Catskill Girl...... dr.
Quarter Half Nile
First heat. ............... 80 I'LL 2:23
Second heat ............. IS liza 2:271S
Third heat. .............. 81 1:l3k 2:26h
Fourth heat.............. 81 1:l3 2:2T