The New York herald., 1875-09-22
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

rRoTTEd MATCH FOR FOUR THOUSAND DOL
LARs-cAprArS ISAIAH RYSDEas' COLT XIII
LARNEY BEATS Mr. A. T. HUNTrNGroNs COLT
MGREGoR.
trottng match OF uuusual interest or yester-
aay afternoon al the Prospect Park Fair Grounds, be
tween CAPTAIN Rynders' bay colt Killarney by Aber-
deem and Mr. Huntngon's bay colt McGregor, by Dr.
Parmley both four years old, for 81 900 side, mile
heats in harness The match was won by Killarney in
short rubber very close struggle, the rst heat
being won by about threequarers Of length, and the
second by McGregor making jump two just al
lhe anish and landing at the score on even terms
with Killarney He gained by the run, but
lost the race McGregor very unfortunate in
the contest and under favorable circumstances
90 doubt would have won. In the first place he
taken with the prevailing epidemic the day before the
and was coughing during yesterday morning
Added TO this his driver weighed SIXTY pounds
than the rules call for, and this weight a rather
heavy decidedly against the colts chances Of
winning Nevertheless, he the favorite before the
start at to l. losing the arst heat by
bad break he still sold in many Of the pools for
than Killarney. MeGregor showed the most speed of
the two the first heat troted the last half mile
in two seconds faster than Killarney did, but it
generally thought that tins unnecessary burst Of speed
had much 10 do with has defeat
The following was the original
ARrIcLE OF AGKEEMESr
Elows Isaiah Rynders viii his year-old horse
T. HaSs9 Ja eore Msego S
Iso D Papey 9 o $40 " e ons d sd ss9 t. for take
Promotion Of the Interests Of the american Trotng Turf
1875 three O'Clock p ~ provided the day are
good II the day and track good September ~
is75 the place the first good day track
after the above specified time The Gd Isaiah Rndes and
Ty fGel .Had Faul Association forfeit Each Of the
q the T e aud fris 4ssoeiaoa on the 9Th day Of
septembe and another 800 on The ION day Of September
play pay The gate is TO be equally divided after
er agreed other than the above speced day may be
liked upoa BY the mutual consent Of the nnde
witness-yL D. McIsrYRE,
There was very large attendance to witness the
race, the State Of New Jersey being particularly con
Bpcuous by sending large delegation OF horse
The colts belong to that State, and there had
been considerable money wagered on the result the
Interested parties great force witness
The Messrs. Marshall Parks and Van Ness were
the judges, and they performed their task very salts
tactorily.
The following are the details of
THE TRor.
First Heat Killarney the pole, which
rather disadvantage on account its heavy condition
the fence. After eight attempts the horses got the
given Killarney len his feet yet he did not lose the
pole by the accident Before the upper turn
was made McGregor also broke up and stayed
up until Killarney bad gained eight lengths
hcGregor made second break, and at the quarter
pole Killarney leading ten lengths. Time
B91 seconds he held this advantage along the back
stretch fully that distance front the,half
mile pole. Time, 1:19. Leaving that point McGregor
began shut up the gap and he closed gradually down
lhe lower stretch AT the hreequarter pole Killarney
not above SIX lengths ahead and McGregor coming
rapidly shut up the daylight fast that the friends
and hackers Of Killarney began grow at the
movements Of McGregor Killarney, however had too
much the best Of it be beaten; but still his driver
had to urge hun OF his feet when the score and
won the heat by only three-quarters Of length
Second HedL-BOth colts scraped out well and came
10 he n
pool sales the betting closed at about so TO so in favor
bf Killarney The horses had a capital send-ol and
went away terms but Killarney trotted the
Estest TO the upper turn where McGregor broke up in
The that he did in the previous heat and
Killarney led 10 the quarter pole eight lengths, in 4Olz
econds. Going along the backstretch McGregOr made
sp about half Ol the lost ground and at the half mile
pole was only five lengths behind. Time, l:1es.
SONG down the lower stretch Killarney broke up and
ld not recover until AcGregor had closed up all the
laylght but when the latter reached the rim OF XII
nrney's wheel he could not get any
closer; in fact Killarney shook him or
lgain and led full length and a half
the three-quar pole. Killarney a clear length
advance OF McGregor he entered the homestretch,
and he swung into the middle Of the track throwing
perfect right do McGregOr then urged do his
best and he did so but he had the Of speed
that he possessed IN the first heat the weight that he
carrying having begun to tell him. When thirty
yards from the Burr had 10 the whip
last resource but the instant the colt received the
hsh he dashed into run and did recover his
until over the score. The horses nearly parallel
ls they passed under the wire and after long de-
liberation the part Of the judges they decided that
Killarney had won the heat and race. Time, 2:4lS4
The following Is
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, L. l., September y,
ls75.-IrOtng match, $4,000; mile heats IN harness.
captain Rynders' b. C Killarney, by Aberdeen,
years old Hiram W. Howe )................... 1
A. Huntingtons c. McGregor, by DR.. Parm-
ley, 4years old Carl Burr ....................
TIME.
Quarter Half Nile
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